Rendered at 1/6 scale, this Mary Shepherd-Sunderland figure captures a haunting presence from Silent Hill 2. The head sculpt features a solemn, introspective expression with soft, sorrowful eyes and subtle shadows around the cheekbones, conveying the emotional weight of Mary’s story. Her long dark hair flows naturally and frames a period-appropriate dress that moves with her stance. Weathered paint effects emphasize a lived-in look, with gentle chipping and grime that reflect the game's oppressive atmosphere. The figure includes a sturdy base and articulated joints for restrained posing, designed to evoke quiet melancholy and mystery.

Mary Shepherd-Sunderland is James Sunderland’s deceased wife, whose life and illness become the emotional nucleus of Silent Hill 2. Her memory haunts the journey as James receives a message from her and retreats to Silent Hill seeking answers, only to confront the complex truth about his relationship, guilt, and the consequences of grief. Mary's portrait in the game reflects a blend of tenderness and tragedy, as memories flash in distorted, dreamlike sequences. The character’s fate shapes James’s motivations, the town’s mysteries, and the choices players must face, making her presence central to the narrative’s moral questions and psychological horror.