Vocaloid Hatsune Miku stands as the star of the BiCute Bunnies line in this Rurudo ver. figure by FuRyu. The sculpture captures her iconic turquoise twin tails, each strand sculpted with light shading to suggest motion and gloss. She wears a stylized bunny suit that blends a sleek, black bodice with mint-green accents and metallic trim, creating a playful yet elegant contrast. The ears crown her head, with a plush inner lining painted in a lighter shade, while a fluffy white tail peeks from the back. Her pose is dynamic and inviting, with one knee slightly bent and her hand extended as if inviting you to join the performance. Texturing is handled with attention to depth on gloves, boots, and the bodice, while the base supports a sense of platform stage. Subtle airbrushing highlights the sculpted muscles and curves, giving the figure a lively presence.

In the imagined Vocaloid universe, Hatsune Miku remains the digital idol whose voice moves fans to dream and create. The BiCute Bunnies – Rurudo ver. casts her in a playful concert moment where a bunny-themed stage persona complements her iconic color scheme. The name Rurudo hints at a mischievous charm and a warmth that invites fans to smile, turning a single pose into a tiny narrative: a beloved idol stepping into a whimsical, fan-favorite bunny fantasy. The figure embodies that moment—glittering teal hair, a sleek bodice, and a confident, inviting stance that promises a song to anyone who views it. It suggests a world where virtual performance becomes tangible art, where the audience are silhouettes in shadows and the toy becomes a memory of imagined performances.