This is Kana Arima from the OSHI NO KO TV anime series, rendered as a highly posable plastic model in the KADOKAWA PLASTIC MODEL SERIES. The figure captures Kana Arima’s vibrant screen presence through a colorfully painted body and pre‑painted parts that recreate her outfit and accessories as seen in the show. The kit features movable joints and mechanisms designed to reproduce her dynamic dance moves and live performance poses. Three facial expression parts are included—smiling, confident, and winking—plus optional accessories such as a microphone and eight different hand parts. Display pedestals in large and small sizes, along with a bonus smiling expression (eyes closed) part, expand display options. Nippers are required for assembly, and the figure stands about 158 mm tall.

Kana Arima is a central figure in OSHI NO KO, a talented young idol whose bright imagery and ambitions drive her arc throughout the series. Her character blends artistry with the pressures and reality of fame, exploring how performance presence can hide personal growth and vulnerability. In the anime, Kana’s stage moments are celebrated for their energetic rhythm, precise timing, and expressive control, making her an ideal subject for a model that emphasizes movement and poseability. The figure mirrors this duality: a lively, colorful stage persona on the surface, with underlying depth suggested by interchangeable expressions and display options that invite fans to capture a moment from her performances.