Hatsune Miku Celebrates Her 19th Anniversary with 3 New Nendoroid Releases
Image by James RichardsonGood Smile Company has opened pre-orders for three Hatsune Miku Nendoroids, covering her latest software design alongside two colorful appearances created for Magical Mirai.
The new selection includes Miku’s V6 appearance and versions based on the main visuals from Magical Mirai 2025 and Magical Mirai 2016, with each figure covering a different interpretation of the popular virtual singer.

Hatsune Miku’s Nendoroid history stretches back almost as far as the figure line itself, with Good Smile Company repeatedly returning to her changing designs that appear across new software designs, concerts and songs.
Miku also regularly receives new scale figure releases alongside her fellow Vocaloids, with Good Smile Company having recently revealed a huge new wave of statues and figures that are currently in production.
Image by James RichardsonAll three new Hatsune Miku Nendoroid figures stand around 10 cm tall and come with interchangeable expressions and accessories, allowing them to be displayed in a variety of different poses.
The “Hatsune Miku V6 Nendoroid,” priced at ¥7,800 (approx. $49 USD / £36 GBP), recreates the new Miku design illustrated by LAM for the Hatsune Miku V6 singing software released earlier in 2026.

Hatsune Miku V6 introduced another major update to Crypton’s virtual singer, with the software designed around more natural vocal expression while retaining Miku’s recognizable identity as both a voice and character.

LAM’s updated appearance translates particularly well into the compact Nendoroid format, with the figure retaining the sharper styling and more modern outfit introduced through the V6 package artwork.

Three interchangeable expressions are included with the figure, consisting of a gentle smile, a puzzled expression and a larger smiling face, while additional parts include a stand microphone and heart effect.


Fans ordering the V6 Nendoroid directly through Good Smile Company will also receive an exclusive mini acrylic art board featuring newly drawn Hatsune Miku artwork by LAM.

The second release is the “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2025 Ver. Nendoroid,” priced at ¥8,000 (approx. $50 USD / £37 GBP), which recreates Tiv’s main visual design from last year’s Magical Mirai event.

Magical Mirai 2025 used the theme “A Day in the Stars,” with its visual direction focused on a star-filled sky and the idea of individual creations and fan support providing light for the future.

Tiv’s costume gives Miku a much more decorative appearance than her standard design, with the Nendoroid recreating the outfit alongside three faces consisting of a smile, wink and pleading expression.


Its accessories include a microphone, microphone stand and star, while a piece of zunda dango provides a smaller reference to the 2025 event’s first-ever Sendai stop.


The third figure is the “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2016 Ver. Nendoroid,” priced at ¥6,900 (approx. $43 USD / £32 GBP), based on the futuristic costume designed by illustrator LENA[A-7] for the 2016 event.

The original Magical Mirai 2016 visual focused on Miku’s music, colorful creative culture and the idea of creativity continuing endlessly into the future, resulting in one of the event’s most recognizable early costumes.


The Nendoroid includes smiling and winking expressions alongside a stand microphone, while the distinctive cube motif associated with Magical Mirai 2016 is also included for display.



Pre-orders for all three new Hatsune Miku Nendoroid’s opened on August 31 and are currently scheduled to remain available until October 14, with shipping planned for March 2027.
The “Hatsune Miku V6 Nendoroid” is available through the Good Smile Company store and retailers such as HobbyLink Japan, while the “Magical Mirai 2025 Ver.” and “Magical Mirai 2016 Ver.” are limited to the Good Smile Company store.
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