Featuring Kinomoto Sakura and her iconic companion Kero-chan in a refined Platinum Ishou finish, this statue captures a moment of quiet determination and playful charm. Sakura stands in a dynamic pose with one hand extended as if summoning a card, her long hair sculpted with precise strands that catch the light. She wears a flowing outfit whose folds and ribbons are highlighted by the platinum sheen, giving a sense of movement even in repose. Kero-chan is rendered with faithful round features and a glossy surface, perched at Sakura's side or possibly on a small stand, complementing the scale of the heroine. The overall palette combines bright yellow with cool metallic highlights, and the base incorporates clean, crystal-like accents to evoke magical cards. The figure communicates both friendship and fantasy, suitable for display in a collection dedicated to Card Captor Sakura.

In Card Captor Sakura, Kinomoto Sakura is a cheerful, brave girl who discovers she has magical abilities after releasing a set of clow cards. Kero-chan, her guardian and guide, accompanies her with wit and warmth, often offering comic relief while also serving as a stern mentor when danger arises. The duo embarks on a journey to recover the liberated cards, learning to interpret their powers, overcome self-doubt, and recognize the responsibilities that come with magic. The figure evokes that narrative, inviting fans to relive Sakura's growth from an ordinary student to a confident cardcaptor. Through trials, friendships, and moments of wonder, Sakura and Kero-chan exemplify perseverance, loyalty, and imagination. This presentation aims to celebrate the bond between a young heroine and her guardian as they protect their world from magical threats.