The figure captures Ononoki Yotsugi’s doll-like presence with a slender, upright silhouette and a calm, almost motionless aura. Her skin is pale and smooth, contrasting with dark, simple attire that hints at a timeless, school-like uniform. The hair is kept neat and minimal, framing a composed face that appears serene and unreadable. Joints are subtly articulated, allowing graceful poses without sacrificing the figure’s rigid, wooden impression. The paintwork emphasizes clean lines, light shading, and a glossy finish on the eyes, giving her a quiet, thoughtful gaze. An unobtrusive base completes the display, height matching the 170 mm figure.

Ononoki Yotsugi appears in Tsukimonogatari as a calm, composed yōkai who takes the form of a living doll. She approaches Araragi with a straightforward, no-nonsense demeanor, offering to carry out tasks related to the mysteries surrounding the characters. Though she seems inhumanly quiet, her actions reveal a depth of understanding about human desires, fears, and the nature of life and death. Throughout the arc, she serves as a steady presence, guiding younger characters, asking precise questions, and often providing solutions that are both practical and morally thoughtful. Her unique perspective as a puppet-turned-helper adds a subtle warmth to the supernatural events, and her interactions illuminate themes of memory, identity, and the boundaries of life. The storytelling benefits from her understated humor and the gentle reliability she brings to tense moments, balancing the eerie atmosphere with quiet, reflective moments.