Choosing between anime figures & statues can be tricky when one choice centers on a specific franchise and the other leans into a colorful desktop collectible. Death Note Ryuk is the lower-price path for a black character figure, while Sakura Miku is the multicolor Hatsune Miku path. A $6 listed-price spread separates them, so the useful question is whether character identity or presentation style matters more.
Quick verdict
Choose Death Note Ryuk if you want a Death Note-focused figure, black coloring, and the lower listed price. Choose Sakura Miku if Hatsune Miku, multicolor styling, and a desktop collectible format are the priority. Neither has a universal edge; they serve noticeably different display briefs.
At-a-glance comparison
| Figure | Listed price | Character | Color | Listed format or size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Death Note Ryuk | $9.99 | Ryuk | Black | PVC figure; about 18 cm |
| Sakura Miku | $15.99 | Hatsune Miku | Multicolor | PVC desktop model toy |
Where each figure wins
- Death Note Ryuk wins for price-led shopping and a black-focused display. Its product name also frames it as an anime-fan gift, which suits shoppers buying around that use case. The no-box packing is the main presentation tradeoff.
- Sakura Miku wins for a multicolor desktop setup and a Hatsune Miku-centered collection. The collectible desktop model wording gives it a clear desk-display angle, while the $6 spread explains the main cost difference.
Product notes
Death Note Ryuk

The case for Death Note Ryuk is a focused display built around a black figure measuring about 18 cm. That gives shoppers a concrete size and color direction, while the character name makes the choice easy for fans who want Death Note represented on a desk or shelf. The main limitation is presentation: the packing is specified as without a box, which matters if boxed packaging is part of the appeal. Dust care is also called out, so routine maintenance is part of ownership. Choose Ryuk when the black color, about-18-cm size, and straightforward Death Note identity matter more than boxed presentation.
Sakura Miku

Sakura Miku combines Hatsune Miku with multicolor presentation and a desktop model toy format. That mix is the clearest reason to choose it: the character and visual direction are specific, and the collectible wording suits a shopper building a themed anime display. The limitation is the $6 spread against Ryuk, so the added cost is tied to choosing this particular character and format rather than minimizing the outlay. Choose Sakura Miku when Hatsune Miku and the multicolor desktop-model concept are more important than the lower-priced alternative. It is a distinct character-led choice rather than a general-purpose figure.
Final choice by use case
- For a Death Note display: Choose Death Note Ryuk. The $9.99 listed price, black color, and approximately 18 cm size make the decision concrete, provided packing without a box is acceptable.
- For a Hatsune Miku desk display: Choose Sakura Miku. Its $15.99 listed price covers a multicolor PVC desktop model toy centered on Hatsune Miku.
- For the lower listed price: Death Note Ryuk is the clear choice at $9.99 versus Sakura Miku at $15.99.
- For display style first: Sakura Miku fits a colorful desktop-model brief, while Ryuk fits a darker, character-focused presentation.
The best pick depends on the display you are building: Ryuk keeps the choice centered on Death Note and price, while Sakura Miku makes Hatsune Miku and desktop presentation the deciding details.