Standing at an imposing 1/3 scale, this Busujima Saeko figure presents a poised, statuesque silhouette. She wears a clean white apron tied at the back, over a neatly tailored blouse and a hint of a pleated skirt beneath. The sculpt emphasizes her long, straight black hair cascading around the shoulders, with subtle strands framing her tranquil, focused face. Her eyes are sharply defined, conveying her composed, deadly demeanor. The apron features delicate creases and tiny pockets, while the entire piece is finished with a high gloss skin tone and precise shading on the hands and exposed forearms. The base is minimalist, allowing the figure to stand with authority. She holds no weapon in this variant, highlighting a softer, domestic charm amid danger.

Busujima Saeko is a poised and formidable figure among the Highschool of the Dead survivors. As a skilled kendo practitioner, she moves with a measured grace and deadly precision, often calm in the face of chaos. Raised with a strong sense of honor and responsibility, she tends to assess threats before acting and becomes a reliable ally to the group led by Takashi Komuro. Her dual nature—soft-spoken yet capable of overwhelming force when cornered—makes her central to many tense scenes where the line between civility and brutality blurs. In this series she navigates complex relationships, mentors younger fighters, and embodies the tension between care for others and the brutal reality of a world overrun by zombies. Saeko's arc explores themes of humanity, restraint, and the burden of leadership in a crisis that tests every moral boundary.