Drawing inspiration from Golden Kamuy's tense frontier setting, this figure of Shiraishi Yoshitake captures the character's cunning presence in a compact, highly detailed statue. The face conveys his sly, calculating personality through a subtle smile and narrowed eyes, framed by short, slightly tousled hair. The sculpt reveals meticulous attention to lines and expression, from the furrowed brow to the delicate shading around the cheekbones. Clothing is rendered with convincing folds and textures, with careful attention to fabric weight, belt lines, and pockets that hint at his street-smart improvisation. The pose achieves a dynamic balance between alertness and reserve, anchored by a sturdy display base.

Shiraishi Yoshitake is one of the colorful members of Golden Kamuy, a fugitive prisoner known as the Escape Artist. He is initially introduced as an easygoing, talkative companion who can talk his way out of tight spots, yet he proves to be resourceful, observant, and surprisingly loyal to his allies. Throughout the story, Shiraishi's wit and improvisational skills help Sugimoto and the group navigate dangerous encounters with rival factions, guards, and the unforgiving wilderness. His background as a prisoner and his keen sense of people make him a crucial ally during tense negotiations and daring escapes, adding humor and humanity to a harsh treasure hunt.