From the popular game Blue Archive, Kayoko is recreated as a 1/7 scale pre-painted figure titled Blue Archive Kayoko (Dress) Memorial Lobby Ver. The figure features Kayoko with her long monochromatic hair tied up with a black ribbon, and a black-and-gray camisole dress that reveals a refined silhouette. Her simple yet sophisticated attire complements her calm, composed personality. The special staircase base evokes a moment spent with Sensei in the memorial lobby, with a sunset glow behind. Kayoko sits atop the stairs with her hands on her knees, wearing a half-worn cardigan and a soft purple wing on her side. Small details such as the mole on her collarbone, earrings, choker, and black nails have been meticulously brought to life in this figure. The expression radiates gentleness with a hint of playfulness. A smiling face part is included for another display option, allowing collectors to show different facets of Kayoko. The set includes the main figure and base; first-press limited bonus Kayoko (Dress): Memorial Lobby Ver. Collector's Card. Note: The figure cannot stand on its own; use the included base for display.

Kayoko is a member of Handy Solver 68 in Blue Archive, known for her calm and measured presence even in tense situations. In the Memorial Lobby ver, she is depicted during a quiet moment after a day of assignments, seated on a staircase as the sun sets beyond the horizon. The late-day glow reflects her thoughtful nature and subtle warmth she shows to allies. Her refined style—black-and-gray camisole dress, half-worn cardigan, and muted accessories—speaks to a maturity that balances her sharp intellect and gentle humor. The figure captures her with a relaxed posture, yet her eyes hint at resolve and a quiet readiness to assist Sensei and the team. Details such as the mole on her collarbone, earrings, choker, and black nails emphasize her individuality, while the alternate smiling face part invites fans to imagine different moments from her story. The sculpture highlights Axis Float's craftsmanship, Rainy paintwork, DoReMi design, and Mx2J illustration, translating Kayoko's charm from game into tangible form.