Nursery Rhyme is faithfully brought to life in a pose that exudes both grace and mischief. The figure stands poised on a sculpted base that hints at a storybook stage, echoing her namesake motif. Her costume blends Victorian elegance with fantasy flair: flowing layers, lace trim, and a palette of pale pinks, creams, and gold accents. The sculpt captures delicate pleats, ribbon bows, and intricate jewelry-like details, while the face carries a calm, enigmatic expression. Subtle shading highlights the folds of her dress and the sheen of the cast, giving a premium finish. The overall presentation communicates a character who appears to invite you into a darker fairy tale, balancing charm with an undercurrent of danger. Height to roughly scale with a 180 mm figure, the piece commands a presence on a shelf.

Nursery Rhyme exists within Fate/Extra Last Encore as a mysterious Servant who plays a pivotal, cryptic role in the Moon Cell's deadly game. She embodies the juxtaposition of innocence and deception, using nursery rhyme imagery and rhythm to influence minds and misdirect opponents. In the story, she interacts with the Master’s party, offering ambiguous guidance and unsettling revelations that blur the line between ally and adversary. Her goals seem tied to controlling information, shaping battles, and guiding events toward a hidden end linked to the Moon Cell's true purpose. Through her actions, the arc explores themes of memory, storytelling, and the costs of seeking power in a world where tales become weapons.