This display-quality statue captures Kaguya Shinomiya with a poised, intelligent presence that fans of Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai will instantly recognise. The 1/3-scale sculpture emphasizes her refined silhouette: a tall, slender figure, with long, glossy black hair that falls softly around her shoulders and is rendered in delicate, individually defined strands. Her facial features are carved and painted to convey restraint and grace: almond-shaped eyes with subtle shading, a calm gaze, and a gentle, almost imperceptible smile. The skin tone is layered to create a natural, lifelike glow, with soft blush on the cheeks for warmth without overpowering the expression. The clothing is reproduced with lifelike texture and crisp lines to mirror her iconic uniform, including fine creases and accurate color separation under premium paintwork. The piece projects elegance and subtle dynamism, inviting viewers to study the minute sculpt and paint details from different angles and lighting.

Kaguya Shinomiya is introduced as the poised vice president of Shuchiin Academy's student council, heiress to the powerful Shinomiya family. She wields intelligence and strategic thinking as her primary tools, often engaging in battles of wit with Miyuki Shirogane, her self-proclaimed romantic rival. Across the First Kiss arc, the story follows their back-and-forth attempts to secure a first kiss while maintaining composure and social appearances. As the plot unfolds, Kaguya's exterior of control gradually reveals a deeper longing for connection beyond duty and pride. She tests Shirogane's resolve, yet also reveals moments of vulnerability, warmth, and genuine affection. The romance develops through playful manipulation, miscommunication, and moments of sincerity that challenge her to trust others and reveal her true feelings. The arc explores the tension between ambition and personal happiness, tradition and personal choice, making Kaguya a central figure whose growth anchors the comedy and heart of the series.