Beautiful figure; sculpt is detailed and sturdy, while the paint job is pretty and accentuating. When she is looking straight forward, her pose seems rather basic, but is improved when rotated to a slight angle; more on that below.

The paint job manages to accentuate her outfit and body with highlights and shadows, especially her calves, bust, bangs of her hair, and her tail, increasing visibility despite wearing mostly black. I especially like the metallic finish of her chains, bolts, and "shark teeth" tiara+collar.

When assembling, her weapon handle has to get tetris'd into a slot in the palm of her hand while also lining up a metal peg with a slot on her tail. The metal peg appears to be the exact same size - if not barely larger - than the slot, and took an uncomfortable amount of force to fully secure it into place. These slots are also near her bladed neck straps that swing behind her; they do bend and are not brittle, but are still thin enough to give me anxiety while attaching the weapon.

She has a two part base - a 1 3/4" tall film wheel and a clear flat base that rests on top. The clear base can be rotated freely atop the film wheel like a turntable, or the film wheel can be removed entirely if you prefer. While on the film wheel, the figure is artificially taller and more imposing; without, it minimally obscures the shelf below it when displaying on a glass shelf.

Now for her pose - by default it's nothing special. She looks better when viewed at a slight angle; I prefer to the right - such that she appears to avoid your gaze - so you can see her side profile (similarly to her character select art, but mirrored) and her iconic tail. Alternatively, angled to the left allows you to better see her outfit and her weapon, and her head-turn looks like she's giving you sass. Either way she would fit well in a panoramic setup, angled such that she's staring down a rival, as her pose allows for such angles without compromising her appearance. Her pose also covers little shelf real estate; that'll make it easier to put the rest of her teammates on the same shelf with her. She has a slight downward gaze; when she is angled straight, she's better at an eye-level or high shelf; otherwise she looks great on a shelf at any height.

Overall I'm happier with her than I thought I would be; I don't think the photos do her justice. It's a quality figure that looks even better when angled to see her tail.