The Bilibili - 22 Niang figure by Myethos captures a poised, cinematic presence. The character is rendered in a flowing ceremonial robe with layered skirts and sculpted armor accents that catch light along their beveled edges. Hair is long and sculpted to cascade behind in soft waves, with delicate ornaments that gleam under display lighting. The pose is dynamic, with one hand lifted as if about to release a hidden fan or blade, while the other rests at her side, balancing a graceful sway in her silhouette. Paintwork blends restrained metallic tones with rich jewel hues, delivering crisp linework, subtle shading, and a glossy finish on lacquered surfaces. A sturdy pedestal base completes the presentation.

In a whispered timeline of the Bilibili mythos, 22 Niang is a traveller between realms who guards memories stored in moonlit blossoms. Raised among artisans and scholars, she mastered the arts of elegance, stealth, and keen perception. When a forgotten festival reawakens ancient spirits, 22 Niang emerges from shadow to guide lost visitors to safety, weighing the cost of power against responsibility. Her journeys intersect with other figures of the Bilibili world, revealing a delicate balance between duty and desire. This backstory frames the figure as a poised guardian whose calm demeanor belies hidden strength and resolve.