Gin's surname, Ibushi, is written with the kanji for 'Boiled rice' and 'Cover'; while different kanji are used, it also sounds like the Japanese verb for 'Fumigation' — burning out with smoke. (The same verb can also mean 'Torment', for extra fun symbolism.) DP 'The doll is nice enough but I was disappointed with its quality. Compared to 'Our Generation' dolls the price is practically the same but the OG dolls and accessories look and feel better. The DAF dolls hair feels more synthetic and the clothes seem flimsy and the fit is poor in comparison. That said, the DAFs face has a better look and my daughter loves both the dolls equally. Also the DAFs box is a nice touch... like a shoe box design with tissue paper, rather than a display box.'

The kanji that make up her first name are 紗, sa ?, lit. "(silk) gauze; gossamer" and 良, ra ?, lit. "good; pleasing; skilled." The Hebrew origin of her name means "lady; princess; noblewoman."

Japanese Edition Cabbage Patch Doll (1983) – $2,800

Sara and Q-taro argue over which of the two should be the Challenger, since Q-taro doesn't trust Sara enough to put his life in her hands. At the end of their fight, they hold a vote to decide the Challenger. Sara receives votes from herself, Joe and Keiji, while Q-taro receives a vote from Kai. Depending on whether the player is able to persuade Q-taro, he either votes for himself or Sara. Afterward, Sara successfully completes the game, saves the four other players, and receives a doll arm from Meister.

Chapter 1, Part Two. Your Turn to Die ―Death Game By Majority― (キミガシネ　―多数決デスゲーム―) by Nankidai. January 31, 2018. Chapter 2, Part One. Your Turn to Die ―Death Game By Majority― (キミガシネ　―多数決デスゲーム―) by Nankidai. August 7, 2018.At some point, Sara became friends with Ryoko and later became friends with Joe in high school. At school, Sara introduced Joe to Ryoko, and the three came to be close to one another. He had at least one conversation with Kai, who was involved in the Death Game and had been "stalking" Sara.