Designed as a Chess Queen variant from the Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? Bloom series, this figure presents Kafuu Chino in a regal pose that nods to the strategy and elegance of a chess piece. She wears a long, segmented dress with alternating dark and light panels that echo a queen's checkerboard motif, trimmed with delicate lace and pale blue ribbons. Her hair is styled in Chino's signature twin-tails, with a small bow and soft gradient shading to bring depth to the curls. A miniature Tippy sits perched on her gloved hand and a tiny crown accessory crowns her head, emphasizing the playful twist of the character. The base imitates a chessboard with glossy facets, and the overall finish combines smooth PVC surfaces with subtle shading to convey soft fabric draping and jewelry-like accents. The pose communicates poise, kindness, and a hint of mischievous charm.

Kafuu Chino is introduced in Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? Bloom as a reserved, polite girl who runs a quiet café life at Rabbit House alongside her friends. Quietly observant and exceptionally courteous, she communicates through a soft tone and precise gestures that reveal a thoughtful, strategic mind. The Tippy rabbit companion adds warmth and whimsy to her persona, often serving as a catalyst for moments of gentle humor with her companions, especially the lively Cocoa and Rize. The Chess Queen edition captures her calm, collected presence during everyday cafe moments and playful escapades, where she navigates social interactions with tact and care. Across the series, Chino's gentle resolve helps her form lasting friendships while revealing a subtle pattern of growth beneath her hushed exterior.