Chocola (Sangria) Collectible Figure: Don Dracula’s Vampire Daughter 3D Art

Description

This is a three-dimensional representation of Chocola (also known as Sangria in some adaptations), the teenage and adorable daughter of Count Don Dracula, created by Osamu Tezuka for the 1980s manga and anime series of the same name. The figure captures the unique duality of her persona: a classic vampire with cute and innocent traits typical of Tezuka’s style, who lives between her father’s dark world and her own desires for a normal, sweet-filled life.

The character features the hallmark traits of Tezuka’s heroines: large expressive eyes, short flowing hair, and a look that blends gothic with kawaii aesthetics. She is often depicted in her gothic-Victorian dress, bows, and striped socks, carrying an aura of childish curiosity and light vampiric melancholy. The sculpture brings to life in 3D the charming contrast between horror and cuteness, maintaining a dark color palette with vibrant touches that reference her passion for chocolate and sweets.

Surrounding visual elements may reference gothic settings, stylized bats, or symbols of sweetness, reinforcing her unique identity within Tezuka’s universe and the vampire canon in Japanese animation.