This Nendoroid figure captures Makoto Hanaoka from Senpai wa Otokonoko in a compact, poseable form designed for display in a hobby collector's cabinet. Standing at about 100 millimeters tall in Non-Scale, the figure is crafted with attention to the character's feminine presentation while staying true to Makoto's identity as a high school boy who often wears feminine clothing. Sculpted by Hubble and produced in cooperation with GSAS Production department, the figure offers a high level of detail on the outfit and accessories. Three face plates are included: a smiling, an excited, and an embarrassed expression, allowing fans to recreate a range of moments from the show. Optional parts such as a handkerchief, a love letter, and red high heels enhance poseability and storytelling. The base provides stability for dynamic display.

Makoto Hanaoka is the central character of Senpai wa Otokonoko who exists in a world where a high schooler explores self expression through feminine clothing. Although outwardly a typical student, Makoto's cross dressing is a personal choice that reveals his sensitivity, creativity, and fear of judgment. The series follows his daily life and interactions with friends and the school community as he navigates teasing, acceptance, and moments of genuine connection. His lighthearted misadventures, secret outfits, and subtle courage shape friendships and romantic tension as the story blends humor with warm, earnest moments. The Nendoroid captures this duality, presenting Makoto with pose options that reflect both boyish realness and playful charm.