From the Ib series, the figure Ib - Mary captures a quiet, unsettling atmosphere through careful posing and sculpting. Mary stands with a composed posture, one hand slightly extended as if guiding the viewer into a forgotten corridor, while the other rests at her side. The sculpt features delicate detailing on her dress, subtle fabric folds, and a pale color palette that echoes the game's eerie aesthetic. The head sculpt conveys Mary’s reserved expression: a calm gaze, and a hint of melancholy beneath, complemented by hair strands framing her face with meticulous precision. The base is designed to resemble cracked tiles and a fragment of the in-game setting, enhancing the overall scene without overpowering Mary’s silhouette. The figure balances small-scale fidelity with a dramatic sense of tension characteristic of Ib, appealing to collectors seeking atmosphere and narrative in miniature.

Mary exists in the corners of Ib's haunting gallery, a figure who embodies the fragile line between innocence and foreboding. This statue portrays her mid-path between two rooms of a forsaken castle, where pale light leaks through cracked windows and the air holds the echo of distant whispers. The visual narrative invites fans to imagine her memories, her moments of courage, and what she might be seeking as the world around her begins to blur. In the game, Mary’s presence hints at lost pages, hidden doors, and choices that shape a fragile fate; translated into a collectible, the character becomes a tactile memory of those echoes. The pose suggests resolve in the face of uncertainty, with a gaze that invites closer inspection and a texture that invites touching within safe display. The Mary figure thus bridges the game’s storytelling with the tangible joy of collecting, offering a thoughtful centerpiece for fans of Ib.