This figure presents Xayah in a dynamic mid-combat pose, her wings spread wide as if catching a wind that carries the echo of her feather blades. Each feather on her attire is sculpted with meticulous detail, from the layered plumage at her shoulders to the flowing ribbons that trail behind her. The sculptor renders her daggers as razor-thin, feather-like blades, catching light to emphasize their sharpness. The paintwork balances deep shadows and crisp highlights, bringing life to the texture of her outfit and the contrast between fabric, leather, and feather. The base offers a natural aesthetic that grounds the figure without distracting from her silhouette, completing a dramatic display piece suitable for a display shelf or diorama scene.

Xayah is a cunning and fearless Vastayan freedom fighter who channels wind and feather into every strike. Born into a culture that honors flight and the elegance of birds, she uses her feather blades to cut through lies and oppression, carving a path toward autonomy for her people. Alongside her partner and confidant Rakan, she navigates alliances and betrayals in a world where humans and tribes collide. She values loyalty, precision, and the discipline to stay true to her code even when the cost is personal. In battles, she reads the battlefield like a map of possibilities, guiding her feathers along the air to thread through openings and remove threats with swift, decisive movements. The Unlocked line captures her determination and grace, preserving the moment when she stands firm against those who would chain her.