The Silent Hill 2 Red Pyramid Thing figure presents a towering, imposing silhouette that instantly evokes the game’s notorious antagonist. It features the signature pyramid helmet—an oversized, rust-red block that sits level with broad shoulders—paired with a weathered, canvas-like apron that drapes down the chest and waist. The figure's pale gray skin contrasts sharply with the deep crimson tones, and the joints are designed to mimic the character’s stiff, deliberate movement. Fine sculpting details capture the texture of the helmet’s edges, the worn fabric of the garment, and the subtle musculature beneath. Display options emphasize the pose's menacing stillness, turning sight into atmosphere as if the character has stepped from the fog of Silent Hill into a collector’s shelf.

Within Silent Hill 2, Pyramid Head—often referred to as Red Pyramid Thing in this variant—appears as a chilling manifestation of James Sunderland’s guilt and punishment. The character stalks the town and its inhabitants, embodying the protagonist’s deepest anxieties and moral conflicts. The motif of the oversized blade and the vast, triangular helmet suggests ritualized judgment, both feared and misunderstood by the game’s other characters. The Red Pyramid Thing neither speaks nor negotiates; its presence forces consequences and reflection, driving the narrative forward as James confronts painful memories, guilt, and the consequences of his actions in a nightmarish, surreal landscape.