Oribe Yasuna is depicted in a lively, dance-inspired pose from Kill Me Baby, known as the Kill Me Dance 12th move. The figure captures her cheerful expression with a confident grin and wide eyes, while her dynamic stance conveys motion as if caught mid-step. She wears her signature schoolgirl outfit with crisp pleats, a sailor collar, and a short skirt, rendered in bright, soft colors that pop under display lighting. Hair is sculpted in loose, flowing strands that frame her face and flutter at the tips, creating a sense of energy. Small details like shoes, socks, and subtle shading emphasize her playful personality and the lighthearted tone of the series. The base supports balance and adds context to the dance motif.

Oribe Yasuna is introduced as the sunny, energetic centerpiece of Kill Me Baby. A cheerful high school student, she often stumbles into chaotic situations that trigger humorous interactions with her serious classmate and the ever-present assassin, forming the series' signature contrast between everyday cuteness and over-the-top danger. Yasuna's optimistic attitude and fearless curiosity drive many comic moments, as she ad-libs cheering lines and playful gestures. This figure aims to embody her resilience, warmth, and ability to find humor in misadventure, inviting fans to relive the series' quirks. Her design on the figure highlights her friendship, rivalry, and the lighthearted, slice-of-life charm that defines the anime and manga.