From head to toe, Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou is captured with refined elegance and a hint of playful charm. Her regal expression, the poised gaze, and the delicate linework convey her status as the princess in solitude admired for her beauty and intellect. Recreated in her familiar school uniform, the figure features precise sculpting on the pleated skirt, the crisp collar, and the characteristic ribbon that signals her Tsundere personality. The pose balances poise and mischief, as if she might teasingly redirect a conversation in Russian at any moment. The paintwork GB2 adds subtle shading to her hair, uniform, and skin, bringing a lifelike sense of depth. Base is minimal to focus attention on the character.

Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou is introduced in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian as a top student, often aloof yet secretly warm toward those she cares about. Her tsundere charm stems from a proud exterior that guards a loyal heart, and her interactions with Masachika Kuze reveal a nuanced dynamic—friendly banter in Russian layered with genuine concern. Though she may tease and challenge the protagonist, her actions reflect a deep sense of duty, honor, and affection. The series paints her as both noble and relatable, balancing scholarly excellence with a playful, sometimes blunt personality that endears her to fans who enjoy a strong, multifaceted heroine.