Fans of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni will recognize Ryuuguu Rena in this Bunny Ver. figure as a lively reinterpretation of her iconic charm. The figure captures Ryuuguu Rena mid-pose, her bunny ears perked and her ribbon accents fluttering as if caught in a breeze. The outfit blends a classic bunny swimsuit with delicate ruffles and a glossy white finish, contrasted by soft pastel shading to emphasize her orange-brown hair and lively facial expression. The sculpt emphasizes her slender silhouette and the playful curve of her pose, while the stand and base feature Hinamizawa-inspired motifs, subtle weathering, and a sense of motion. Painted details are crisp, with careful light and shadow to evoke a late-day glow on the character's skin and hair. This Bunny Ver. balances cute charm with a hint of mischief.

Ryuuguu Rena is one of Hinamizawa's most enigmatic residents: cheerful, polite, and fiercely protective of her friends, yet a person whose inner fears surface in the darkest of nights. Across the various arcs of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, she serves as a lens into the town's hidden history, where friendship and paranoia collide. Her actions, shaped by a mix of trust, superstition, and a steady courage to face danger, reveal the cruelties and mysteries surrounding the village. The series follows her interactions with Keiichi, Mion, and the broader community as the festival season rekindles long-buried tensions. Rena's voice—quiet, thoughtful, and sometimes chilling—drives revelations about ritual cycles, the fragile line between innocence and harm, and the ways memory can both protect and trap people. The figure, by embodying her lighter, brighter public persona against the backdrop of the series' tense mood, invites fans to reflect on dualities of character, belief, and fate within Hinamizawa.