The Kamisama Hajimemashita Tomoe Child ver. figure presents a playful rendering of the fox demon in his younger, mischievous form. The sculpt captures a dynamic, lighthearted pose with a slight crouch, one hand resting on a knee and the other raised as if conjuring or balancing. His ears perk, his fur is sculpted with careful feathered texture, and the characteristic fox tail curls around his leg for balance. The color palette features warm browns, ivory fur tips, and subtle blush on the cheeks. Fine detailing on the clothing and accessories reflects the charming innocence of youth, while the base evokes nature with stylized rocks and small grass tufts.

Tomoe is a legendary fox yokai who becomes the devoted familiar to Nanami Momozono after she ascends to the role of land god. In his youth, he embodies a blend of pride, sarcasm, and surprising warmth, often teasing Nanami while secretly protecting her from unseen dangers. Across their adventures, Tomoe's sharp wit sharpens Nanami’s resolve and his guarded heart gradually opens to friendship, loyalty, and love. His backstory is rich with fox lore, magical storms, and long-standing duties, yet he shows vulnerability when threatened or when Nanami’s safety is at stake. This figure captures that balance of charm and strength, the moment when a centuries-old guardian allows trust to take root.