The MOMO figure captures the essence of the character as seen in Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra with a balanced, graceful pose that conveys her gentle demeanor and resilient spirit. The head and facial sculpt are rendered to express curiosity and kindness, while the body silhouette emphasizes a slim, youthful frame. Textured fabric effects and layered clothing are faithfully replicated, with subtle shading that highlights folds and contours. The figure uses a glossy skin finish contrasted by a matte attire paint to bring depth, and is supported by a stable base designed for display.

M.O.M.O. plays a pivotal role in the Xenosaga saga as the compassionate bridge between human and synthetic life. Across the journey in Episode III, she matures from a curious childlike ally into a figure carrying critical memories of the Zohar and the crew's shared history. Her presence anchors themes of trust, identity, and responsibility as she navigates danger with Shion and KOS-MOS, offering hope and vulnerability in equal measure while manipulating data and scenes that influence the fate of the cosmos.