The figure captures Saigyouzi Yuyuko in a poised, elegant stance that radiates both serenity and mischief. She wears a flowing kimono-inspired gown with layered ribbons and subtle patterns that catch light from the studio LED. Her long hair frames a composed face, with delicate expression shading that hints at her playful personality. The sculpt emphasizes fine linework on the sleeves, the gentle folds of the garment, and the translucent, ethereal base that suggests mist hovering at the edge of the Netherworld. Painting highlights include soft pastel pinks, ivory accents, and rich jewel-toned details on the obi. The Ver. 2 version is said to feature refined textures and a slightly updated silhouette, resulting in a more dynamic, cinematic presence on display. The base is thematic, incorporating floral motifs and a hint of spectral energy, enhancing the impression that she is mid-motion, drifting between the living world and the hereafter.

Saigyouji Yuyuko is the Ghost Princess of Hakugyokurou, a cheerful and enigmatic youkai whose appetite for food is legendary and whose smile hides a deeper awareness of life and death. In Touhou lore, she serves as the caretaker of the Netherworld's gardens and presides over morbid beauty and decay with a light touch. Her powers involve manipulating death energy and she often interacts with other characters during the afterlife arc of the series. This figure captures her dual nature: a gracious hostess who invites friendship, yet a force that can swiftly end moments with a mere breath. Her legend intertwines with stories of Youmu Konpaku and the boundary between illusion and reality, offering fans a tangible symbol of the character's charm and mystery.