From Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines!, Anna Yanami is captured mid-leap with infectious energy. The 1/7 scale figure stands about 225 mm tall, perched on a vibrant geometric base inspired by the Season 1 opening. Her hair and skirt stream behind her in a lively flutter, with meticulously sculpted folds in her clothing that convey motion and vitality. She wears a cheerful expression that reflects her food-loving, upbeat personality. The figure is PVC, pre-painted, with precision painting by RAMUNE SODA (DimensionTrace). The base's bold patterns contrast with her dynamic pose, accentuating her playful charm and the series' exuberant tone.

Anna Yanami is the childhood friend of the protagonist in Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines! She is noted for her boundless optimism, love of snacks, and her ability to brighten any situation with a grin and a quick quip. Despite the term losing heroine, she remains a beacon of warmth and resilience, often stepping into chaotic situations with humor and determination. Her relationships with other heroines showcase loyalty, camaraderie, and a sense of playful competition as they navigate the demands of the story. Anna's arc emphasizes friendship, courage, and the importance of staying true to oneself even when plans go awry.