This statue captures Araragi Tsukihi in a poised, captivating stance that reflects her enigmatic presence within Nisemonogatari. The figure emphasizes refined lines and delicate proportions at 1/8 scale, with careful attention to the silhouette: long, flowing hair sculpted to convey both movement and stillness, subtle shading on the clothing to highlight folds and textures, and a serene facial expression that hints at her calm, composed personality. The paintwork blends glossy accents with matte finishes to distinguish skin, hair, and fabric, while the base is designed to evoke the series' supernatural atmosphere without overpowering the character. The figure stands with a restrained pose that communicates confidence and a hint of mischief, and the overall design aims to be faithful to the character’s portrayal in the Nisemonogatari arc, making it a centerpiece for fans and collectors alike.

Araragi Tsukihi is one of Koyomi Araragi's younger sisters and a recurring figure in Nisemonogatari. While the series foregrounds his encounters with supernatural oddities, Tsukihi's storyline provides a counterpoint with her own quiet resolve and ambiguous mystique. She embodies youth, curiosity, and a surprising depth that emerges through her interactions with her brothers and sisters as well as with the magical phenomena that ripple through their world. The plot threads involving her character explore themes of memory, identity, and the boundaries between mortal life and illusion. The figure's depiction attempts to evoke her understated strength, her distinctive demeanor, and her place within the Araragi family, making a visual companion to the narrative’s intricate, ever-shifting character dynamics.