This figure presents Black Maria in a dynamic, ready-for-battle pose, capturing the tension between elegance and menace that defines her character. The sculpture emphasizes her tall frame and sinuous silhouette, with a detailed headpiece and flowing hair that frames a determined expression. Her outfit blends Wano-inspired fashion with pirate flair: a structured bodice, long sleeves, and a dramatic cape, all finished in glossy paints with subtle metallic highlights. Delicate spider-web motifs are sculpted into the armor edges and accessories, while precision shading enhances muscle tone and fabric folds. The base stands securely and is designed to complement a display nook on a hobby shelf.

Black Maria is one of Kaido's most formidable fighters, known for speed, agility, and a ruthless tactical mind. In the Wano arc she stalks the battlefield with a venomous calm, weaving deception and power into every move. This figure resonates with her persona: a spider-themed motif, a sharp gaze, and a posture that hints at her quick strikes. In the One Piece universe her role juxtaposes loyalty to the crew with a willingness to take calculated risks to advance her own goals. The C Prize from this Ichiban Kuji celebrates her as a standout character, translating her aura of danger and elegance into collectible form.