The Naruto Shippuuden Hidan Vibration Stars figure presents an imposing and dramatic interpretation of the Akatsuki assassin in Gishiki Mode. The sculpt emphasizes a dynamic pose, with Hidan's cloak billowing as if caught in ceremonial wind, and his face cast in shadow to highlight a fierce, unwavering gaze. A ceremonial marking runs along exposed skin and cloak edges, rendered in vivid contrast against dark fabrics and white folds. The character's scythe is modeled with metallic sheen and sharp edges, while the stand creates a subtle energy aura beneath him. Textured robes, crisp detailing, and precise paint application capture both menace and mystique.

Hidan is a fanatical member of the Akatsuki who follows the Jashin religion, seeking immortality through ritual sacrifice. He fights with a large scythe and a ritual circle that aids him in cursing his enemies while leaving him unharmed. In Naruto Shippuden, his ruthless devotion clashes with Konoha ninja teams as they attempt to stop him from spreading chaos and violence. Although his immortality makes him dangerous, Shikamaru Nara devises a cunning plan that exploits the limitations of his power, leading to a pivotal confrontation that ends his threat for good. The figure embodies this merciless zeal and ceremonial intensity.