This figure presents Kantai Collection's Bismarck in her Mizugi Ver. design, drawn from the iconic ship-girl portrayal in the KanColle universe. The statue stands in a poised, action-ready stance atop a detailed nautical deck-style base, with one hand resting on her hip and the other lightly lifting the fabric at the neckline to reveal the swimsuit’s trim. The sculpt focuses on her refined features: a stern, composed expression, deep blue eyes, and long, dark hair swept behind in flowing locks that catch the light from every angle. The Mizugi swimsuit is rendered with a glossy, wet-look finish that catches the shading highlights, featuring navy and white color blocking with gold accents and insignia. The costume fabric shows delicate folds and creases, while the articulation remains non-functional to preserve the static display aesthetic. Subtle weathering on the base adds depth, suggesting a sea-worn, battle-ready atmosphere.

In the Kantai Collection narrative, Bismarck stands as the proud flagship of her fleet, a figure of elegance and resolve who leads with caution and strength. This Mizugi Ver. concept captures a moment of calmer seas, yet hinting at the constant vigilance that defines her role on the bridge of the fleet. Her relationship with the fleet’s other girl-warriors, including her sister ship Prinz Eugen, highlights a bond forged through shared battles and strategic gambits. Though the swimsuit variant is a fan-service depiction, the character’s core traits—stoic leadership, protective instinct toward allies, and an unyielding sense of duty—remain intact. The story surrounding this figure emphasizes summer voyages, chance encounters with water and wind, and the enduring allure of a venerable battleship reimagined as a modern, aspirational heroine.