Designed as a non-scale Nendoroid, Sariel stands at 100 mm and embodies the cute chibi aesthetic of the Nendoroid lineup. The head is oversized with a smooth, rounded silhouette, while the body remains compact to allow a variety of dynamic poses. The figure features a faithful interpretation of Sariel’s outfit from Hikari to Yoru no Koi, including intricate linework and accessory elements that capture the character’s identity. Interchangeable facial expressions and posing parts are provided to convey calm, mischievous, or thoughtful moods, along with hands and accessories that recreate iconic moments from the series. The figure arrives with a display stand to support dramatic action poses and stable table display. The finish emphasizes crisp detailing and subtle shading to bring out textures in clothing and hair, while maintaining the bright, eye-catching charm characteristic of Nendoroid Light line.

In Hikari to Yoru no Koi, Sariel is a complex figure who walks between the day’s light and the night’s shadows. As a guardian of a fey boundary between dawn and dusk, he carries responsibilities that test his loyalty and his feelings. Torn between a duty to maintain balance and a growing attachment to a counterpart who embodies the opposite energy, Sariel’s journey explores themes of trust, sacrifice, and reconciliation. Across episodes, he learns to reconcile his duties with his heart, choosing moments of vulnerability that reveal a softer side beneath a stern exterior. His presence in the story helps illuminate the tension and harmony between light and night, guiding other characters toward a resolution that honors both forces. The character’s arc resonates with fans who enjoy nuanced relationships set against a fantasy backdrop.