The figure captures Kozuki Hiyori with an elegant, doll-like poise. Her traditional Wano attire flows with sculpted folds that catch light on the PVC surface, while delicate facial features are rendered in the Bandai Spirits style, with glassy eyes and a composed expression that hints at inner resolve. Her hair is styled in a refined updo, with strands framing her small, determined face, and the kimono sleeves drape naturally around her slender frame. The paint finish emphasizes subtle shading on the obi and hakama, and a small stand provides a stable, balanced display. Collectors will appreciate the detailed base and refined silhouette that evoke a quiet, poignant moment from the series.

Kozuki Hiyori, the daughter of Kozuki Oden, is a central figure whose fate runs parallel to the turbulent history of Wano. After the incident that sealed her father's legacy, she survives in the shadows of the country’s political upheaval, adopting the alias Komurasaki to move unseen within the capital. Her gentle demeanor hides a calculating awareness of the empire’s dangers, and her presence acts as a bridge between the fallen samurai line and the new generation of pirates and allies. This figure captures her quiet strength, the resolve to protect her homeland, and the delicate balance she maintains between memory and action as events unfold around her.