This figure captures Sakisaka Fuminori from Saya no Uta in a restrained, introspective pose that mirrors the psychological tension at the heart of the story. The sculpt emphasizes a slender frame and casual attire, with fine detailing on fabric folds and a subtle, anxious expression that hints at his uncertain fate. The head sculpt conveys quiet determination, while the eyes invite the viewer to look deeper into the world of the narrative. The piece rests on a minimalist base inspired by the sterile hospital atmosphere that frames the plot, allowing Fuminori to remain the focal point. Subtle shading enhances skin tone and hair texture, delivering realism without overpowering the silhouette.

Sakisaka Fuminori is a shy, thoughtful medical student whose sense of reality is shattered after a life-changing encounter with Saya, a mysterious girl whose appearance and presence defy ordinary understanding. As he wanders through a city that seems to breathe and mutate around him, he discovers that his perceptions have been altered, and the world he believed to be real is replaced by a brutal, otherworldly landscape. Throughout his journey, Fuminori battles loneliness, fear, and a fragile hope that love and humanity can endure even when everything else is uncanny. The narrative follows his choices, the consequences for those around him, and the moral questions raised by his bond with Saya, painting a portrait of a young man navigating a nightmare that questions what it means to be human.