This figure captures Kyouyama Anna from Shaman King in a poised and commanding stance. She is depicted in her traditional shrine maiden attire, featuring a red hakama with white accents, and a long black cape flowing behind her. Her hair is styled into twin buns with long strands framing her face, and a calm, stern expression sits on her lips, reflecting her strong will and sharp intellect. Delicate hand gestures hint at her psychic abilities, while small talismans and ritual decoration add authenticity to her character. The statue balances dynamic movement with a restrained, intimidating presence, emphasizing Anna's role as a powerful, confident partner to Yoh and a force to be reckoned with in battle. The paint application highlights shading on folds and subtle skin tones for realism.

Kyouyama Anna is the powerful and headstrong partner of Yoh Asakura in Shaman King. As a certified shrine maiden, she channels vast spiritual energy and commands a fierce will that often clashes with Yoh's laid-back demeanor. Anna's arc centers on her fierce devotion to protecting those she cares about, especially her family and friends, and her attempts to balance duty with romance, independence, and personal growth. Throughout the series, she uses talismans and rituals to augment her shamanic abilities, forming a crucial counterbalance to rival shamans and darker forces. Her calm, icy exterior masks a deeply loyal heart and an unyielding sense of justice, and her evolving relationship with Yoh adds depth to the story as they work to navigate battles, threats, and the responsibilities of power together.