Beako is rendered in a charming Chicchai scale, with a disproportionately oversized head and a diminutive body that instantly signals its collectible nature. The sculpt emphasizes a soft, friendly silhouette, from large, rounded eyes framed by playful lashes to a tiny, content smile that hints at Beako's gentle curiosity. The surface is molded in smooth PVC and finished with careful color blocking that brings out subtle shadows under the hair and outfit. Fine mold lines remain crisp, while the paint app adds light blush on the cheeks and deliberate highlights on the eyes to give a lively gaze. She sits or stands on a small base designed to resemble a fragment of a night-time street scene, ensuring balance and a stable display. Overall, the piece radiates whimsy, innocence, and the unmistakable charm of GeGeGe no Kitaro youkai culture.

Beako is introduced in GeGeGe no Kitaro as a spirited young Youkai who travels alongside Kitaro and his friends through both ordinary neighborhoods and hidden spirit realms. Her role is often to spark curiosity, ask questions, and remind older characters that wonder can exist in the simplest corners of the world. In many stories she uses light humor and a bright, fearless approach to approach unusual phenomena, from shy spirits to mischievous tricksters. Beako's perspective provides a childlike lens on the supernatural, showing how empathy and cleverness can resolve tense moments without violence. Through her interactions with other Youkai and humans, the plot explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and balance between the living world and the spectral realm. The Chicchai Beako figure captures this narrative mood—playful, hopeful, and ready for a tiny new adventure—inviting collectors to imagine their own mini adventures within the GeGeGe no Kitaro universe.