This 130 mm figure captures Oshino Shinobu from the Monogatari Series in a tranquil 'Relax Time' moment. The figure presents her with a composed, almost contemplative expression, and a relaxed posture that emphasizes grace over action. Her long hair is sculpted in flowing strands that cascade around her shoulders, catching light with a subtle sheen. The outfit is rendered with delicate folds and smooth, clean lines that balance elegance and casual charm, reflecting Shinobu's timeless aura even in a quiet moment. The base is understated— a slim pedestal with a gentle arc of shadow—designed not to distract from the character. Fine touches, such as precise eye sculpt and careful texture on the clothing, capture the contrast between her ancient vampire persona and the playful, intimate mood of Relax Time. Overall, this piece invites viewers to pause and enjoy a serene moment with Oshino Shinobu.

Oshino Shinobu is a central figure in the Monogatari Series who begins as a centuries-old vampire who once called herself Kiss-Shinobu. After a dramatic encounter with Araragi Koyomi, she forms a bond with him, surviving by sharing blood in a fragile pact that binds their fates. Over the course of the series, she manifests in a childlike form, a consequence of time and memory that lets her explore existence from a different angle while still wielding ancient intellect. Her true age is immeasurable, yet her personality blends centuries of experience with a curious, playful curiosity. Her sharp wit and composed demeanor provide a counterpoint to the chaos around her, while her evolving relationship with Araragi reveals themes of trust, dependence, and redemption. This figure reflects that complexity, portraying Shinobu as both a dangerous force and a companion who seeks meaning beyond endless immortality.