Bandai's S.I.C. line presents Kamen Rider Kiva in a strikingly sculpted pose, capturing the armored knight silhouette with a glossy crimson red plating contrasted by black under-suit details and chrome edge highlights. The figure uses a multi-part construction that highlights segmented armor panels on the chest, shoulders, arms, and legs, with fine engraved lines to mimic the original costume texture. The head sculpt conveys the Kiva helmet’s sharp lines and menacing visor, while the belt and Kivat insignia are reproduced with accurate color separation. The finish ranges from a deep metallic red to lighter red shade tones, with subtle weathering to evoke battle wear. Articulation is preserved through a series of joints and hinges, allowing dynamic action poses, expressive stances, and close-quarter combat gestures. Includes interchangeable hands and effect parts to enhance display.

Kamen Rider Kiva's arc centers on Wataru Kurenai, a human who becomes the host of a crimson armored rider. By using the Kivat-Ban ring and the Kiva armor, he faces the supernatural Fangire race, balancing courage with the burden of power. Across the series, Kiva evolves through battles that reveal both his humanity and the formidable energy of the Kiva form, leading to dramatic confrontations where allies and enemies reveal hidden motives. The character's journey is about protecting others while confronting personal fears, making him a symbol of resilience. This figure embodies that narrative by presenting him in a dynamic pose, with the distinctive red armor, intricate detailing, and optional accessories that hint at the ongoing battles and the rider's determination.