This Yamanbagiri Chougi figure has a compact, chibi-leaning stance typical of Noodle Stopper figures, standing around 14 cm tall. The sculpt emphasizes clean lines and fine detailing: the character's hair is swept back, with a calm, focused expression; the uniform is recreated with crisp folds, subtle shading, and metallic accents on the sword's fittings. The figure is posed as if pausing mid-stride during a noodle-stopping moment, with the small noodle stopper base featuring stylized food motifs and team-themed insignia. The color palette blends deep blues, neutral browns, and hints of gold to highlight the character's refined, dignified aura. The craftsmanship aims for a collectible display piece with eye-catching presence despite its compact size.

Within Touken Ranbu's world, Yamanbagiri Chougi is one of the sentient blades chosen to defend history from tampering. Originating from a famous Edo-period craft, the sword embodies a calm, disciplined personality and a deep sense of responsibility towards his fellow Toushou (swords). He travels with a crew of others from the Touken Danshi, facing threats that would erode the timeline. Chougi's approach is thoughtful and precise, preferring careful analysis before action, yet when the moment calls, his blade moves with decisive, clean cuts. He often acts as a steady voice during missions, reminding teammates to stay true to their mission and to honor the blade's history. In Minna no Kuji collaboration sets, his character is celebrated alongside friends in a playful, teamwork-oriented theme with noodle-stopper style accessories, highlighting camaraderie and perseverance. The figure captures that essence, translating Chougi's poised strength and quiet resolve into a collectible that fans can display with pride, reminding them that even small acts can protect the past.