At a commanding 1/8 scale and standing about 180 mm tall, this Saya no Uta Saya figure from Watanuki captures the unsettling allure of the character with meticulous craftsmanship. The sculpt emphasizes elegant, humanoid contours softened by eerie features that hint at the monster within, from delicately detailed hair to a poised, almost serene pose. Paintwork uses layered shading to convey subtle facets of the surface, bringing life to the figure's form while preserving a sense of otherworldly beauty. The base anchors the piece in a cinematic diorama that echoes the game’s atmosphere. It is a display piece meant to draw in collectors with its blend of grace and horror.

Saya no Uta centers on a medical student who survives a cataclysmic accident only to perceive the world as a grotesque, dreamlike landscape. In this warped reality, he encounters Saya, a girl who appears radiant and kind to him but is perceived as monstrous by everyone else. Together they form a forbidden bond, navigating a city that fears their unlikely pairing. The narrative explores themes of perception, love, and the ethics of companionship against a backdrop of horror and moral ambiguity. This figure epitomizes that complex duality, presenting Saya as both beloved character and object of unsettling fascination.