The Ring - Sadako figure, BiCute Bunnies

In the world of Ring, Sadako is one of the most iconic figures in Japanese horror cinema, to the point that she has become instantly recognizable far beyond the series itself. As the central figure tied to the cursed videotape, she embodies a silent, unsettling, and deeply haunting presence. This official PVC figure, standing approximately 26 cm tall, comes from the BiCute Bunnies line and is produced by FuRyu, offering a very unusual interpretation of the character while keeping her most recognizable identity intact.

Sadako holds a unique place in her universe because she is not built around an expressive personality, but around a cold, lingering, and almost unavoidable threat. Her mere appearance is enough to create lasting tension, and everything surrounding her in Ring revolves around fear, curse, and the spread of that dread from one victim to the next. That spectral and almost inhuman presence is exactly what made her such a cult figure in horror. This figure captures that idea well through an off-balance pose and a disturbing silhouette that immediately recalls her unsettling aura.

Visually, Sadako is shown standing in an unstable pose, with the body leaning and both arms raised in a disordered way around the head. Her very long black hair falls forward in thick wavy strands that fully cover the face and dominate the whole composition. She wears a long pale dress with a loose shape and a damaged lower edge, with several brownish or stained areas visible near the hem. Two long black bunny ears rise above the head, creating a strong contrast with the character’s usual appearance, while dark tights and black heels complete the silhouette. The overall design stands out right away thanks to the contrast between Sadako’s ghostly look and the visual codes of the line.

Product Features

Line / series: BiCute Bunnies
Character(s): Sadako
Height: 26 cm
Material: PVC
Manufacturer: FuRyu