Peacock is posed in a dramatic action stance, weight shifted as if mid-attack, with her swirling ribbons framing the torso and sweeping toward the ground. The figure features a rich color palette of deep purples, magenta, teal, and gold trim, carefully painted to highlight Peacock’s distinctive costume and clockwork motif. Her hair is long and flowing, with cyan accents and a central crest that hints at her bird-inspired design. The mechanical bird motif sits on her forearm and along her skirt, with exposed gears and subtle metallic highlights. The base is stylized and angular, echoing Skullgirls’ energy and stage lighting. Finish is glossy in places to simulate lacquered armor while other parts use matte shading for depth. The sculpt aims for a sense of dynamic motion and dramatic silhouette.

Peacock's story in Skullgirls centers on a performer-turned-weapon who channels chaos into controlled precision. Brought to life by a mysterious theater curse, she travels between shadowy stages and neon-lit streets, turning every show into a test for her rival's nerves. Peacock wields a chorus of mechanical birds and living prop puppets that respond to her thoughts, turning practice into a torrent of coordinated strikes. Her personality blends sharp wit with glee, as if every fight were a cunning game of cat and mouse. Behind her flamboyant costume lies a past of abandonment and resilience, driving her to prove she can command the chaos rather than be swallowed by it. Over time she forms fragile alliances with other fighters, choosing when to trust and when to strike alone. Her growth arc emphasizes humor, misdirection, and the relentless pursuit of freedom from a cruel stage manager.