Identity V Wu Chang is presented as a commanding figure designed for display. This 290 mm statue captures him in a poised, action-ready stance, with one leg stepping forward and his cloak billowing behind him. The sculpt emphasizes his layered robes, each fold shaded to convey movement and weight, with intricate embroidery and metallic gold trim that glints under display lighting. A stylized Qilin motif runs along the hem and cuffs, reinforcing the character's East-meets-myth inspiration. The head sculpt conveys a calculating, enigmatic expression, framed by a hood and flowing hair. Textured effects on the cape and base simulate wind and mist, while subtle translucency on ornament pieces adds depth and contrast. The overall finish blends matte steel-like surfaces with glossy accents to highlight details.

Wu Chang, known in Identity V lore as the 'Qilin Shounin' and a figure wrapped in myth and mystery, threads truth and inference through every encounter. In the series, he guards a path between hunter and survivor, drawing strength from ancient East Asian folklore and the celestial Qilin. His backstory unfolds as a tale of duty, betrayal, and a quest to uncover hidden motives behind the cat-and-mouse chase that defines the game. The Anniversary Gift Box, with its thematic symbolism, hints at a reckoning where appearance and reality collide. Wu Chang channels the qilin's calm resolve to outwit pursuers, while protecting comrades, revealing a character defined by intellect, subtle power, and a haunted past that continually reshapes his choices.