Okkotsu Yuta is depicted in a dynamic battle pose, capturing his resolve as a newly revealed Jujutsu sorcerer. The statue features meticulously sculpted dark hair swept back, a focused expression, and a faithful rendition of his school uniform—a dark jacket, light shirt, and slim trousers—with subtle shading to highlight folds and creases. The painter applied cool navy and graphite tones, with lighter highlights on the edges to emphasize depth. A translucent energy or curse-effect is hinted around his hand, and the base imitates a ruined cinematic setting that echoes the film's atmosphere. The piece emphasizes clean line work, sturdy articulation, and a compact presence that fits standard display shelves. Overall, it balances elegance and intensity, appealing to fans of the series and collectors of Ichiban Kuji prizes.

Yuta Okkotsu is introduced as a quiet, gifted sorcerer harboring a powerful curse—Rika, the spirit of a girl who perished in a tragedy. Bound to Rika's formidable power, Yuta carries the burden of protecting others while avoiding becoming overwhelmed by despair. He joins Tokyo Jujutsu High to learn control and discipline under experienced teachers, where he forms bonds with fellow students and mentors, testing his courage and trust. Over the course of the story, Yuta's restraint and empathy grow as he faces malevolent curses and the darker ambitions of rival sorcerers. The narrative centers on his journey from reluctant exile to decisive ally, revealing the true cost of power and the value of friendship, hope, and self-acceptance in overcoming fear.