At 1/8 scale, Bahay is depicted in a forward-leaning, combat ready pose that suggests movement through a dim dungeon. The sculpt highlights a rugged adventurer silhouette with layered armor over a sturdy tunic, leather straps, and bundled pouches at the belt. A flowing cloak adds a sense of motion, catching imaginary torchlight and casting subtle shadows across the figure. The character’s head and expression convey resolve, with finely rendered hair and a practical, no-nonsense aesthetic. The figure holds a compact tool reminiscent of a cooking implement, underscoring Bahay's role in Dungeon Meshi, while the base recreates a stone dungeon floor complete with rough textures, moss, and faint glyphs along the edge. The paintwork uses earthy browns, metallic accents, and weathered greens to emphasize a lived-in, dungeon-worn look.

Bahay is a loyal and resourceful member of the adventuring party in Dungeon Meshi. Rather than chase heroic glory alone, Bahay focuses on survival through wit, improvisation, and the creative use of dungeon bounty. Across perilous subterranean corridors, he learns to interpret signs of monsters and to turn every encounter into a meal that sustains the team. His calm, practical demeanor provides balance to a group driven by curiosity and danger, making him a trusted companion in tense moments. Bahay's journey explores themes of hunger, friendship, and ethical choices around cooking the creatures they encounter. This figure captures his resolute posture and quiet confidence, embodying the spirit of adventure that defines the series as it blends fantasy exploration with culinary storytelling.