This 1/6 scale figure presents Nishizumi Shiho in a bunny-themed concept that blends playful styling with the character’s signature composure from Girls und Panzer. The sculpt captures Shiho’s refined facial features, with carefully painted eyes and a calm, focused expression that hints at her tactical mindset. The outfit combines a stylized bunny silhouette with elements inspired by Kuromorimine’s formal color palette, including navy trims, white accents, and metallic detailing. The bunny ears are securely mounted on a sculpted headpiece, while the pose conveys poised readiness rather than overt action. Fine texture work on the hair and uniform, a glossy finish on key surfaces, and a solid base all contribute to a display-worthy centerpiece. The overall presentation emphasizes balance, proportion, and the distinctive leadership aura the character projects.

Nishizumi Shiho is presented in Girls und Panzer as the disciplined and strategic leader associated with the Nishizumi family’s sensha-do legacy. At Kuromorimine Girls High School she embodies precision, rigid training, and unwavering standards, guiding her team through challenging matches with careful planning and calm execution. Her presence on the battlefield highlights the contrast between tradition and modern teamwork as other schools push for bold, improvisational tactics. Through her interactions with Miho Nishizumi and the broader cast, Shiho’s steadfast approach is tested by events that demand trust, mentorship, and adaptation, revealing a depth beyond mere command and strengthening the series’ themes of responsibility, friendship, and resilience under pressure.