Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Sotsu - Furude Hanyuu - 1/7 - Onigari-no-Ryuo Ver. (Good Smile Company, Miyuki)Furude Hanyuu · 1/7

Good Smile Company presents Furude Hanyuu in the Onigari-no-Ryuo Ver., a 1/7 scale figure from Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Sotsu. Sculpted by Matsuda Model and Donguri, this figure portrays the mysterious goddess in a striking pose befitting her supernatural origins. Furude Hanyuu is the true identity of Oyashiro-sama, the deity worshipped in Hinamizawa. Originally a demon goddess named Hai-Ryūn Ieasomūru Jeda, she traveled with her clan to the Onigafuchi Swamp and attempted to coexist with human villagers, only to face discrimination for her horns. She married Furude Riku, the shrine heir who gave her the nickname "Hanyū," and bore a daughter named Furude Ōka. To protect villagers from demons, she sacrificed her husband and lost her ability to appear before humans. After being corrupted by bitterness and slain by her own daughter, Hanyū became a guardian spirit, visible only to her descendant Rika, whom she regards as her one and only friend. Her catchphrase, "Gomen'nasai," reflects her gentle, apologetic nature. Standing at 182mm tall, this figure captures Hanyuu's ethereal presence with meticulous detailing, making it a standout piece for fans of the Higurashi series.