Fujiwara Chika is rendered with a bright, mischievous expression that captures her role as the energetic confidant of the student council. The figure stands with a dynamic pose that echoes her playful personality from Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai?. The sculpt highlights Chika’s hair, with carefully painted strands and subtle shading to convey movement. Her school uniform is reproduced with crisp creases, a precision-painted ribbon, and tiny emblem details that reflect the series' setting. The paint application emphasizes her soft skin tones and vivid eye color, giving a lively gaze. Finishes vary between matte for the skin and gloss on the eyes and accessory accents, bringing a sense of depth. The overall silhouette conveys a cheerful, upbeat vibe, suitable for display on a desk or shelf. Small accessory elements or base are designed to complement the character without overpowering the figure.

Fujiwara Chika is a central source of comic relief and unexpected wisdom in the Kaguya-sama series. As the cheerful secretary of the Academy’s student council, she navigates the romantic games played by Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane with a mix of innocence and wit. Chika's spontaneous remarks, unpredictable antics, and bright optimism often derail schemes and create new misadventures for the trio. Her interactions reveal a deeper loyalty to her friends, while also showcasing her role as a catalyst that shifts the tone from tense strategy to lighthearted banter. Across the series, Chika's charm lies in her ability to turn a mundane moment into a playful challenge, reminding the audience that friendship and laughter can coexist with high-stakes schemes.