The figure presents Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade in a dynamic, poised stance that evokes the character's formidable presence from Kizumonogatari. The sculpt captures the character's flowing hair with careful strand work and layered shading that creates depth in motion. The outfit is rendered with textured fabric effects, multiple folds, and decorative accessories that reference her regal, dangerous aura. Fine details on jewelry and the cape/garb catch light to emphasize contrast between light and shadow. The base is thematically designed to complement the figure, featuring a crystal-like platform and subtle ruin-inspired elements that anchor the pose. The paint application shows clean linework, smooth gradient shading, and crisp edge definition to maximize display impact. Balanced proportions and a confident silhouette make this piece a centerpiece for collectors and fans alike.

Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade is the legendary vampire around whom the Kizumonogatari prequel centers. Centuries old and supremely powerful, she exudes a regal, dangerous charisma. After suffering mortal injuries, she is revived through a blood exchange with Araragi Koyomi, an act that binds his fate to hers and awakens an immense power within him. Her restoration unleashes a devastating hunger and hard choices as she seeks to reclaim her former influence while grappling with vulnerability and longing. The narrative follows her interactions with Araragi and the other immortals, including Shinobu Oshino, and reveals the depths of her hunger, pride, and capacity for mercy. The story uses her presence to explore themes of immortality, identity, and the price of power. The figure should capture these contrasts—the vampire goddess's elegance and menace, tempered by moments of fragility and resolve.