Soška Rogue vytvořená podle předlohy figurální řady Bishoujo (japonský výraz pro krásnou ženu) vycházející z japonské formy dějového vyprávění anime (the series of bishojo inspired statues, based on the ladies of Marvel comics) je vysoká cca 18 cm s detailním zpracováním.

At its most basic definition, the expression of bishojo implies a beautiful young girl, and is the design style of the majority of women in Japanese anime and manga. Much like the Ame-Comi series of statues by DC Direct, these statues meld the Marvel girls with this hot school girl style so popular in Japan.

The statue looks much more like a natural beauty rather than the product of an over developed adolescent male fantasy. The pose is an unusual one, mixing dynamic movement in the arms, coat and hair with a rather static lower body pose.

This version has the Gambit-like long coat, which looks even better than the regular version. The coat adds additional movement to the piece, and helps frame the body.

Her face is done in the traditional bishojo style, with large eyes and a very small nose and mouth. She is very beautiful in a Speed Racer sort of way.

She comes attached to the base, which is relatively plain. The tiered approach gives it some visual appeal.

She stands about 7 1/2" tall on the base, about 7" tall without it, technically making her slightly too big for the DCUC display. However, because she is on the base and quite svelte, she looks better with them than you would initially expect.