The Saya figure from the Saya no Uta line presents the character Saya in a stylized deformed (chibi) form by R/S. The sculpt features a petite body with exaggerated head, slender limbs, and a glossy, resin-like finish that highlights the character's iconic pale complexion and large crimson eyes. The figure captures Saya's enigmatic presence: poised with a subtle, unsettling smile, and a softly detailed dress that blends modern aesthetics with the eerie aura of the source material. Painted with muted tones paired with sharp red accents, the piece communicates both beauty and danger. The assembly is compact for display on a shelf, making it a striking centerpiece for fans of the series. Finishing touches include carefully sculpted hair and accessories that reference the draped outfit seen in the artwork.

Saya no Uta centers Naoto Shirô, a medical student who, after a brain-scrambling accident, perceives the world as a grotesque tapestry and encounters Saya, a girl who appears as a beautiful companion to him but is actually a monstrous alien being who feeds on human brains. The figure Saya embodies the duality at the heart of the narrative: a frightening predator with a gentle, caring demeanor toward Naoto. In the story, Saya uses her bond with Naoto to navigate her own survival within a world that fears her. The character's arc explores loneliness, distorted perception, and the ethics of friendship against a backdrop of horror. The figure captures this ambiguous relationship: a balance of danger and tenderness, offering fans a tangible link to the game's unsettling romance and dark fantasy.