Those round, dark goggle-style glasses are doing all the character work here, and honestly, that’s exactly right for Leorio. Slightly furrowed brow, mouth set in a flat, faintly annoyed line, this expression captures his blunt, no-nonsense attitude better than a smile ever could.

His spiky dark hair sweeps back in loose, textured layers, and the tinted round lenses framed in tan wire sit low on his nose, an accessory so specifically tied to his design that it’s practically a second face. The navy suit jacket with a tie visible at his collar reflects his aspiration to become a doctor, a detail that’s always set him apart from the rest of the more combat-focused Hunter x Hunter cast, at least visually.

Leorio has never been the flashiest character in the series, but that grounded, slightly older and more mature energy is exactly what makes him stand out among the younger core group. Q posket leans into that here, no dramatic pose, no weapon, just Leorio being unmistakably himself, glasses and all.

Two types exist in this particular release, making this one of a pair. For Hunter x Hunter fans who’ve always appreciated Leorio’s practical, less flashy presence in the main cast, this is a solid and overdue addition to the Q posket lineup.