Souichi no Katte na Noroi - Tsujii Souichi bust presents a compact, dynamic interpretation of the infamous boy from Junji Ito's stories. The bust captures Souichi's trademark sly grin and wide, curious eyes, with a head tilted slightly to give a sense of mischief and expectancy. Hair is sculpted in tousled, gravity-affected strands that frame a pale, boyish face. The figure wears a casual outfit rendered with careful texture: a loose shirt collar and the suggestion of a small sweater or jacket draped over the shoulders. The surface finishing emphasizes sharp line-work and shadow, highlighting the character's impish temperament. The base is minimal, designed to focus attention squarely on his expressive visage and slender neck, while subtle paint shading adds depth and life to the piece.

Tsujii Souichi is a recurring child narrator of pranks and curses in Junji Ito's horror collection. In Souichi no Katte na Noroi, his appetite for mischief collides with the unpredictable consequences of his spells, as nearby adults and friends become unwilling participants in his trials. This character is defined by his confident posture, deadpan delivery, and the unsettling calm with which he initiates pranks that blur the line between curiosity and danger. The stories follow his escalating schemes, his obsession with supernatural lore, and the often comic yet eerie outcomes that remind readers how quickly a harmless-seeming idea can spiral into chaos. The bust aims to evoke that dual charm—playful mischief and the faint echo of warning—central to Souichi's enduring appeal.