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Discover Marin Kitagawa in her Liz cosplay with this figurine from the T-most range produced by Taito. Inspired by *My Dress-Up Darling* (*Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru*), this figure is particularly large for a prize figure, standing approximately 29 cm tall, including the base, which corresponds to a scale of approximately 1/6.
Marin is depicted here in Liz’s costume, with long red hair styled in pigtails, small black horns, pointed ears and bat wings. Her black ruffled outfit is complemented by a wide light-coloured collar and various ribbons, whilst a long tail trails behind her. Her energetic pose, with both hands raised near her face and one leg slightly bent, captures the character’s expressive demeanour during this cosplay session.
The figurine rests on a pink, heart-shaped base, which extends the visual theme of this version. Made primarily from PVC, it is presented as a pre-painted, non-articulated figurine, designed to be displayed as it is.
Marin Kitagawa is one of the protagonists of *My Dress-Up Darling*. A sociable sixth-former with a passion for manga, games and cosplay, she meets Wakana Gojō, a much more reserved classmate who aspires to become a hina doll craftsman. When she discovers his sewing skills, Marin asks him to help her make the costumes for the characters she wants to portray. Their collaboration on cosplay gradually becomes the centre of their relationship.
Liz, nicknamed ‘Liz-kyun’, is not a standalone character from *My Dress-Up Darling*, but a heroine from a fictional work within the series, the daily manga *SabaKoma*. In it, Liz is portrayed as a young succubus. Marin admires the character but initially doubts whether she can look enough like her to pull off this cosplay. Encouraged by Gojō, she finally decides to give it a go.
This photoshoot holds a special place in the first season of the anime: once Liz’s costume is complete, Marin and Gojō organise a photoshoot in a studio with an unexpected setting. The T-most figurine specifically depicts Marin as Liz, rather than Liz as a standalone character, which explains the combination of Marin’s features and the fantastical elements of the costume.


