First look at Nendoroid of Resident Evil’s Ada Wong revealed
Good Smile Company has shown the best look yet at their upcoming Nendoroid of Ada Wong from the popular survival horror game, Resident Evil 4.
The painted prototype of the figure was revealed at their recent “Smile Fest 2025” event, which offered fans a first look at a wide range of new figures.
The Nendoroid line, introduced by Good Smile Company in 2006, is known for its “chibi” or super-deformed style, featuring characters with large heads and smaller bodies.
These articulated figures, typically around 100mm tall, come with interchangeable face plates and body parts, allowing for a range of expressions and poses.
A huge range of new Nendoroids were announced over the last week, as part of Good Smile Company’s “NENDOROID FUNS” event.
The series has become a staple for collectors, covering a vast array of anime, manga, and video game characters.
Ada Wong is a recurring, enigmatic figure in Capcom’s Resident Evil series, a franchise renowned for defining the survival horror genre.
First appearing in Resident Evil 2, Ada is a mysterious, cunning spy who often operates with ambiguous motives, frequently crossing paths with protagonist Leon S. Kennedy.
In Resident Evil 4, whether the original 2005 release or the critically acclaimed 2023 remake, Ada plays a pivotal role in Leon’s mission to rescue the U.S. President’s daughter, Ashley Graham, from a mysterious cult in rural Spain.
Known for her iconic red dress, expertise in combat, and a signature grappling hook, Ada’s presence adds layers of intrigue and action to the narrative.
Good Smile Company has previously released Nendoroids from the Resident Evil series, including Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil 4.
Further details regarding Nendoroid Ada Wong, including a complete list of accessories, pricing, and official release schedule, are expected to be announced by Good Smile Company in the near future.
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