This figure presents Black Hanekawa in a striking, shadow-draped form that highlights the contrast between her serene schoolgirl poise and the otherworldly menace of the Black transformation. The sculpt emphasizes long, flowing hair with sharp, catlike silhouette lines, a pale face framed by dark strands, and eyes that glow with quiet intensity. The outfit blends traditional and modern cues, featuring a tailored dark garment with subtle texture, paired with feline-inspired accents. The base resolves into a nocturnal urban scene, with glossy lacquered surfaces and precise, delicate paintwork that catches light from multiple angles. The overall expression is poised yet dangerous, inviting close inspection.

In Bakemonogatari, Black Hanekawa is the evolved state of Hanekawa Tsubasa when she becomes possessed by a cat-oddity. She embodies dual nature: the sweet, conscientious student and a sharper, darker persona who challenges authority and reveals the hidden desires she suppresses. Her presence drives key moments as Araragi, and others confront the supernatural cat spirit, forcing Hanekawa to face fear, guilt, and responsibility. The transformation creates tension in social relationships and tests loyalty. Over the course of the arc, Black Hanekawa's struggle evolves from isolation to reconciliation, illustrating themes of self-acceptance, voice, and balance between humanity and the inexplicable.