This Alya 1/7 scale figure presents a poised depiction of Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou from Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian. The sculpt captures a delicate, thoughtful stance with a subtle tilt of the head and a gentle, almost bashful gaze. Her expression hints at the hidden feelings the title suggests, a quiet warmth that peeks through her cool demeanor. The sculptor moineau rendered clean lines and graceful contours, while Kazuya Koubou applied nuanced paintwork to create soft shading in the hair, skin, and folds of clothing. The figure is pre painted and complete, designed in a 1/7 scale with about 200 mm of height (base excluded). Built from plastic, it features crisp color separation and durable finish. The overall presentation emphasizes refinement, understated charm, and the contrast between outward composure and inner emotion.

Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou, affectionately known as Alya, is a central character in the series Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian. She is depicted as bright and quick to smile, yet she often hides her true emotions behind playful banter and a composed exterior. The story follows her interactions with friends and rivals as she navigates cultural quirks, language misunderstandings, and everyday adventures in Russia. Her reluctance to admit her feelings creates charming, humorous situations that invite viewers to watch for the small expressions that betray her inner warmth. The figure captures this duality through a restrained pose, careful shading, and delicate facial features, inviting fans to connect with Alya's journey from guarded to more open over time. The character's depth and humor are central to the series' appeal.