Rendered in high-precision sculpt, the Dragon Ball Chi-Chi figure captures her determined, protective personality. The head sculpt features her signature long black hair styled in a classic updo with loose strands framing the face, and her eyes convey a sharp, confident gaze. The body is posed in an action-ready stance, with a flowing red kimono-style dress trimmed in yellow, a blue belt around the waist, and miniature details such as the dress folds and belt knot. The figure includes multiple interchangeable hands and optional accessories to recreate famous moments from the series, such as readying for a sparring match or interacting with Goku. The paintwork emphasizes bold red, warm skin tones, and delicate shading in the hair and clothing, giving a lifelike depth. The joints are compatible with standard S.H.Figuarts articulation, enabling dynamic posing. The scale-less design fits well with other line figures, with a compact 100 mm footprint, adding value for shelf display.

Chi-Chi is introduced as the fierce, skilled daughter of the Ox-King and a capable martial artist who challenges Goku for their future together. Despite her gentle, maternal side, she carries a strong sense of pride and a fearless temper that drives many moments in the Dragon Ball saga. She demands their children to be educated and well-mannered, often clashing with the more carefree aspects of her husband's life. Throughout key arcs, Chi-Chi's endurance, discipline, and protective instinct shine as she navigates training, family duties, and occasional battles to safeguard her loved ones. Her backstory intertwines with her early life in the Fire Mountain palace, her devotion to family, and her enduring hope for a stable, peaceful future. In the context of the S.H.Figuarts Chi-Chi figure, collectors are drawn to her iconic presence, poised to evoke memories of the series' most heated tournament moments, heartfelt family scenes, and memorable battles where she stands as a steadfast pillar among friends and rivals.