This 1/6 scale statue captures Kitagawa Marin from Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi o Suru in the Kuroe Shizuku Ver. edition. The figure stands in a poised, friendly stance that reflects Marin's energetic personality, ready to greet the viewer as if stepping out of a high-energy scene from the anime. Every detail is designed to highlight her character: a bright, expressive face with glossy eyes, soft shading on her hair, and a precise paint finish that separates skin, hair, and clothing with clean edge lines. The outfit variant is faithfully reproduced, including the carefully sculpted folds and creases of her costume and the crisp lines of her accessories. The figure's height of 290 mm balances presence and shelf space, while an understated base keeps the focus on Marin. The overall impression is polished, playful, and true to the character's iconic look.

Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi o Suru follows a high school romance between shy sewing enthusiast Wakana Gojo and bold, fashion-savvy Marin Kitagawa. Marin's passion for cosplay drives much of the story, as she invites Gojo into a world of costumes, photography, and playful collaboration. The plot centers on their growing trust, the joy of shared creativity, and the challenges of balancing school life with personal passions. Throughout the series, Marin's optimism and determination push Gojo to step out of his comfort zone, while Gojo's quiet kindness offers Marin a steady partner who respects her artistry. The Kuroe Shizuku Ver. edition captures a moment of Marin's confidence, portraying her as a creator and muse who inspires others around her. The narrative is warm, humorous, and romantic, emphasizing character growth, mutual support, and the thrill of pursuing one's dreams together.