Standing tall at approximately 706 mm, this Museum Masterline statue presents Harley Quinn in a dramatic dynamic pose beside and atop the Starro marvel. The figure showcases Harley's signature red and black color palette, her braided pigtails styled with bright accents, a battle-ready stance, and her iconic mallet slung over one shoulder. The sculpt captures every detail from the glint in her eyes to the texture of her corset and gloves, while Starro provides a cosmic, alien backdrop with a glossy, starfish-like crown and tentacles wrapping around the base. The paintwork emphasizes shading, weathering, and metallic accents that bring a sense of motion and danger to the static display. The Bonus Version adds additional facial expression and alternate elements that increase display options. Overall, the piece balances whimsy and menace, making it a centerpiece for any hobby collection, with a commanding presence on the shelf.

Harley Quinn, originally Dr. Harleen Quinzel, is a former psychiatrist who fell under the spell of the Joker and became his chaotic partner-in-crime, turning intellect into unpredictable mischief. In The Suicide Squad's narrative, she is recruited by Task Force X for a dangerous mission, offering unpredictable tactics, agile combat, and a flamboyant, fearless personality. The character navigates loyalty, self-preservation, and a craving for personal freedom, often swinging between merciless humor and surprising tenderness toward her teammates. In this figure's story, Harley Quinn faces Starro's alien presence while leading with a mix of improvisation, acrobatic moves, and a stylish, rebellious aesthetic, embodying her famous line between chaos and control. The Starro base amplifies her larger-than-life energy, anchoring a visual representation of her bold, chaotic charm within the squad.