This figure features Arukikinoko from Dungeon Meshi rendered in a compact yet highly detailed style by Gokan-ya. The character is captured in a dynamic pose that suggests movement, with a carefully sculpted headpiece reminiscent of the mushroom motif that defines Arukikinoko's silhouette. Textured surfaces imitate fabric folds, armor textures, and organic skin, while fine paintwork highlights shadows and highlights to bring out depth. The base integrates dungeon-themed debris and a subtle emblem from the series, enhancing display appeal. The finish balances glossy highlights on exposed surfaces with matte shading on folds for a natural look.

Within the Dungeon Meshi narrative, Arukikinoko is encountered as part of the world where explorers must survive by cooking and consuming creatures they encounter in the dungeon. The figure embodies that blending of danger and whimsy, suggesting a creature that might threaten adventurers yet also serve as a source of culinary inspiration. In the series, such beings illustrate the authors' concept that even the most bizarre dungeon inhabitants can contribute to a grand feast. This backstory enriches the figure's appeal by tying its design to the series' adventurous, food-forward premise.