This Sadako Yamamura Nendoroid presents a chibi interpretation with an oversized head and compact body typical of Nendoroids. Standing around 100 mm tall, it features long, flowing hair sculpted with detailed strands that frame a pale, ghostly face. The figure offers multiple interchangeable face plates and hand parts to recreate calm, surprised, or eerie expressions, and comes with a stand for dynamic posing. The paintwork uses muted tones with subtle shading to highlight the clothing and hair, while delicate line work in the eyes adds a haunting stare. Overall, it conveys a blend of cute collectability and spectral presence, fitting for a Sadako DX collection.

Sadako Yamamura is the central figure of a chilling horror legend that began with a cursed videotape. In the story, a journalist investigates a series of mysterious deaths that occur after viewers watch a videotape that seems to predict doom. The spirit of Sadako is portrayed as a young woman with long, dark hair covering her face, an ominous presence that transcends time as she reaches out to claim new victims. Bound by a vengeful power, she haunts those who engage with the footage, spreading fear and tragedy. The tale explores themes of guilt, fate, and the consequences of disturbing ancient secrets, making Sadako an enduring symbol of supernatural horror.