From the Bakemonogatari ending sequence, Hanekawa Tsubasa is rendered with elegant serenity, capturing her quiet intelligence and reserved charm. The figure stands in a graceful contrapposto, head tilted slightly as if listening, one hand resting at her side and the other lightly posed near her waist. Her long, glossy hair flows around her shoulders with subtle shading that suggests movement, while the sculpt emphasizes a slender silhouette and refined posture. Fine fabric details, crisp lines, and delicate face painting convey her calm, composed demeanor. The ending-ver design integrates restrained nods to the series' supernatural themes through small, tasteful motif accents. Gekkakoubou's craftsmanship seeks to reproduce the mood of the scene with sophistication.

Hanekawa Tsubasa is Araragi's intelligent and empathetic classmate who often acts as the voice of reason in the late-night conversations and in the lives around him. She hides a heavy burden in Bakemonogatari, her seemingly flawless exterior masking internal conflict caused by a supernatural presence that surfaces under stress. Throughout the arc she grapples with dual identities—her composed, studious self and Black Hanekawa, a more feral and dangerous persona that emerges when emotions overwhelm her. The Ending storyline highlights her resilience, kindness, and the emotional cost of bearing others' troubles. This figure aims to reflect her bittersweet, contemplative state and her ultimate resolve to confront her own complexities.