Tsukuyomi -Moonphase- Hazuki is presented in a graceful, dynamic pose that captures the allure of the moonlit world. The 1/6 scale emphasizes delicate facial features, fine hair detailing, and the layering of her garb, which flows with an implied breeze. Hazuki's expression is calm and focused, with eyes rendered to convey a quiet determination. The sculpt conveys texture in the fabric, from the soft folds of her outer robe to the crisp edges of her accessories. The paintwork highlights subtle shading along the contours of her face and hands, as well as gentle color transitions along the costume that suggest movement and depth. A moon-themed base anchors the figure, while optional translucent accents hint at magical energy. Together, these elements create a display piece that feels alive on display, suitable for fans and collectors alike.

Hazuki’s arc within Tsukuyomi -Moon Phase- follows a path from curious apprentice to essential ally. Born under a rare lunar alignment, she discovers that her powers are tied to the phases of a celestial clock that governs both day and night. Throughout the narrative, she joins forces with the protagonist to chase disturbances across dreamlike realms, learning to trust her own instincts and to share burdens with friends. Hazuki wrestles with questions about heritage, duty, and the limits of her magic, ultimately choosing to protect those who cannot defend themselves. Her growth is gradual and grounded, expressed through acts of courage, compassion, and resilience rather than flashy spectacle. Her journey mirrors the series' theme of balance between light and shadow, duty and heart, and the power of connection.