From the top, the Shin figure captures a commanding presence with a broad-shouldered silhouette and a dynamic, grounded stance. The sculpt emphasizes tense musculature and fluid movement, as if he has just paused mid-action. He wears a long, weathered coat with layered belts and buckles, a high collar that shadows part of his face, and sturdy boots planted on a textured diorama base that resembles the rough streets of Hole. The head features sharp, focused eyes, a clean sculpted jaw, and hair swept back in controlled waves. Paintwork highlights metallic accessories, subtle shading, and weathering that conveys years of harsh conditions. The interchangeable hands and accessories (if included) are designed for expressive poses, and the figure’s joints are tucked in to maintain a seamless silhouette. The overall finish blends glossy highlights with matte textures for a tangible, gritty look true to the character's presence in the series.

Shin is one of the seasoned sorcerers operating within the grim, densely layered world of Dorohedoro. Calm, precise, and ruthlessly efficient, he moves through the dangerous streets with a measured patience that makes him a formidable opponent. Alongside his partner Noi and under the shadow of powerful patrons, Shin carries out dangerous assignments with a cool demeanor that never betrays his underlying resolve. His allegiance to the sorcerer En and the chaotic politics of the Hole forces him to navigate brutal hunts, fragile alliances, and constant threats, all while maintaining a disciplined code. Through battles, evasions, and strategic gambits, Shin's character reveals the grit and mental sharpness required to survive in a city where magic and grime collide, highlighting themes of loyalty, power, and the cost of obedience.