This figure captures Moriya Suwako in a dynamic, ready-for-action pose that highlights her playful nature and frog deity heritage. She wears a flowing green kimono with subtle earth-toned accents and intricate leaf patterns along the hem. A large, whimsical frog-hat sits atop her head, its eyes peering outward, while her expression balances mischief with serene confidence. The base is designed to resemble mossy stone, scattered with tiny pond motifs and water lily details that anchor the scene. Fine sculpting emphasizes the folds of fabric, the delicate fingers, and the characteristic accessories that fans expect from a Touhou character.

Within the Touhou Project universe, Moriya Suwako is a frog deity and one of the deities worshipped at the Moriya Shrine. As a companion to Kanako Yasaka, she oversees playful trickery and the earth-related blessings that sustain the shrine's rituals. Suwako's personality blends light-hearted mischief with ancient wisdom, often guiding mortals through puzzles and tests of patience. Her origin stories tie her to the land's cycles of rain and fertility, and her presence signals resilience, renewal, and the enduring bond between shrine spirits and their followers.