The Popee the Performer Popee figure stands in a dynamic upright pose captured mid-performance, with glossy vinyl surfaces that catch light to highlight each detail. The sculpt emphasizes Popee's rounded silhouette, oversized head, and wide grinning mouth, with articulated joints at the shoulders and elbows for light posing. The color palette mirrors the original series: bright white and orange jumpsuit with crisp black accents, a small stage-like base, and subtle shading to suggest movement. Matte and gloss finishes are combined to differentiate clothing textures from the character's cheeks and eyes, and the figure includes a minimalist stand that blends into the base while keeping the focus on the character.

The character Popee the Performer is a fearless yet imperfect stage clown who pursues spectacular tricks with a bright spirit and a reckless edge. Across short episodes, Popee performs on a tiny improvised stage with colorful props while a mischievous companion—often Kedamono, a horned friend with a sly grin—throws equal measures of trouble and opportunity at him. The humor relies on high-energy slapstick, exaggerated facial expressions, and recurring gambits that end in surprising outcomes, sometimes chaotic but never dull. This figure, designed in the show's iconic color scheme, embodies Popee's optimism and stubborn appetite for experimentation, inviting collectors to relive the series' signature blend of whimsy, tension, and offbeat charm.