The Honma Meiko PureNeemo figure is a highly detailed 1/6 scale sculpture in the PureNeemo style, featuring a refined head sculpt with large, expressive eyes and a gentle, sincere expression that captures Menma’s quiet personality. The figure showcases meticulous paintwork, soft shading on the skin, and delicate linework on the hair that emphasizes its natural flow. The pose is calm and endearing, with careful articulation in the limbs to convey a youthful, approachable presence. The costume is rendered with careful attention to fabric-inspired texture and color, highlighting the character’s iconic look in a faithful, collectible presentation suitable for display on a shelf or in a showcase.

Meiko Honma, commonly called Menma, is the central emotional focus of Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai. In the story she appears as the gentle, cheerful spirit of a young girl who died in a mysterious accident, returning to the friends she loved to ask for help fulfilling a final wish. Her appearance in Jintan’s group drives the core drama, as the friends confront guilt, memory, and the meaning of friendship. Menma’s warmth contrasts with the ache of loss felt by the group, gradually guiding them toward reconciliation and growth.