This figure captures the graceful yet enigmatic presence of Alice Margatroid from Touhou, accompanied by her pivotal puppet Shanghai. The sculpt emphasizes Alice’s flowing cobalt dress and delicate lace, with a poised posture that hints at her meticulous control over her dolls. Painted details bring out the subtle shading in her hair, the gleaming eyes, and the tiny accessories that reference her magical repertoire. Shanghai perches at her forearm or floats by her side, rendered with porcelain-like finish and tiny articulated fingers. The base supports a scene of arcane energy, with soft gradient hues and tiny orbs suggesting spellcasting. Overall, the composition conveys a quiet intensity, a bygone elegance, and the charm of a beloved duo from the series.

Alice Margatroid is a renowned puppeteer from Gensokyo who favors order, precision, and a touch of distance in her interactions. She travels with a small army of autonomous dolls and uses them to explore magical possibilities and manipulate events from behind the scenes. Shanghai, her most trusted puppet, is more than a helper; she represents a confidant and an extension of Alice’s will, often acting with surprising autonomy. The figure's display invites viewers to imagine their partnership: a quiet magician guiding her creations through a maze of spellcraft, dreams, and occasional mischief. The narrative behind the character adds depth to the statue, turning a static pose into a story about agency, companionship, and the pursuit of freedom within a world full of legends.