Rendered in 1/6 scale, this Elite Dynamic Statue portrays Fujiwara no Sai as a ghostly yet tangible Go master, drawn from Hikaru no Go. Sai is depicted with flowing Heian robes sculpted in layered folds, pale skin, and long white hair that frames a calm, focused face. The color palette blends ivory, soft blues, and subtle gray washes to evoke an otherworldly presence. He stands in a poised, dynamic stance, one foot stepping forward as if about to make a decisive move in a game, with sleeves and robes billowing as if caught mid-motion. In his hand he lightly holds a single Go stone, while the other rests near a stylized Go board base carved with attention to stone texture. The base includes carved insigne and translucent aura effects to emphasize Sai's spirit form. The finish highlights fine facial details, hair strands, and fabric texture, delivering a lifelike, dramatic aesthetic that balances historical elegance with modern collectible detail.

Fujiwara no Sai is the ghostly Go master from the Heian era who haunts the board until a worthy student can appreciate his art. In Hikaru no Go, Sai longs to play Go again but is bound to Hikaru Shindo's life, hoping to find a living challenger who can truly grasp the depth of the game. His spirit guides Hikaru with patient tact, revealing subtle patterns and strategic ideas without overshadowing the boy's own instincts. The statue captures Sai's restrained, serene demeanor—an inner resolve that burns with the desire to complete his life’s work. Across the narrative, Sai's relationship with Hikaru evolves from teacher to companion, as Hikaru grows from a casual player to a sincere pursuer of mastery. The character's plot centers on memory, aspiration, and the idea of a restless artist finally finding a vessel who can understand the unplayable aspects of the game. This statue honors that mythic longing while presenting Sai as a transcendent, otherworldly mentor in the present.