Mai Sakurajima is rendered as a graceful, life-sized portrayal in a flowing hanfu. The figure captures her poised, celebrity-like presence with a slightly aloof gaze and a subtle smile, reflecting her on-screen charisma. She wears a traditional hanfu with layered fabrics, delicate translucent panels that catch light, and intricate embroidery that hints at stage glamour. Her long dark hair cascades around her shoulders, while the umbrella she holds accents the ensemble with a gentle arc. The base and pedestal are meticulously shaped to resemble a classical stage platform, complementing the figure’s elegant silhouette. The overall look emphasizes refined craftsmanship and a legendary actress vibe, faithfully recreating a character-specific moment from Rascal Does Not Dream.

Mai Sakurajima is a celebrated actress who appears flawless on screen, yet privately carries pressure from fame and the public gaze. As the Rascal Does Not Dream universe unfolds, she becomes integral to the mystery around the supernatural phenomena affecting classmates. Despite her confident public image, Mai grapples with self-doubt, vulnerability, and the fear of disappearing from the spotlight. Through encounters with Sakuta and shared peril, she begins to open up, confront past traumas, and learn to express true feelings. Her character evolves from a guarded idol into someone who chooses genuine connections over appearances, while continuing to inspire others with her artistry and resilience. This transformation forms the emotional core of the series, driving both drama and warmth.