This figure presents Black Lady with a commanding silhouette inspired by the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon series. She stands with one leg slightly forward, head tilted in a regal yet melancholic gaze. Her long dress flows with layered ruffles and subtle shading that emphasizes folds and motion. The palette blends midnight black with accents of deep magenta and violet, highlighting her ornate jewelry, cape, and crown-like headpiece. Fine sculpted details capture the lace trim, ribbon bows, and the delicate texture of her gloves, producing a dramatic, museum-quality display piece.

Black Lady, the transformed future of Chibiusa, emerges as a tragic queen of the Black Moon. Manipulated by Wiseman, she believes herself abandoned and powerful, wielding her dark dress as armor against a world she no longer trusts. This figure's backstory is a tale of innocence betrayed, crown heavy with responsibility, and the fragile line between vengeance and protection. In the Sailor Moon narrative, her actions challenge Sailor Moon’s ideals, then gradually reveal a path toward redemption through love and friendship. The statue embodies that evolution through expression and posture.