Orders open for new Hatsune Miku Nendoroid based on hit PinocchioP song

Pre-orders have opened for a new Nendoroid figure of the virtual singer Hatsune Miku, based on her appearance in a popular music video.
“Nendoroid Hatsune Miku: Ai Sare Nakute mo Kimi ga Iru Ver.” was revealed by Good Smile Company earlier this year, and now fans will finally be able to place their orders ahead of its release.

“Ai Sare Nakute mo Kimi ga Iru,” which translates to “Because You’re Here,” is a hit song by the acclaimed producer PinocchioP, and it was also the official theme for the “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2020” concert and exhibition event.

This new Nendoroid is part of the popular line of chibi-style, posable figures from Good Smile Company, known for including a variety of interchangeable parts.
The figure stands at around 10 centimeters tall and comes with a variety of accessories to capture the look and feel of the original music video.

The set includes three different interchangeable face plates: a “standard face,” a “crying face,” and a “smiling face.”

A key feature of this release is the inclusion of PinocchioP’s own original characters, “Aimaina” and “Doushite-chan,” who are featured in the music video alongside Miku.
Miniature figures of these two characters are included as optional parts, along with a microphone stand.

An exclusive bonus item is also being offered for customers who pre-order the figure directly from the official Good Smile Company online shop.
Those who purchase from the official store will receive a “special base” for the figure as a gift.

This new release offers a unique collaboration that brings together the worlds of the virtual singer and one of her most famous producers.
Pre-orders for the “Nendoroid Hatsune Miku: Ai Sare Nakute mo Kimi ga Iru Ver.” began on the Good Smile Company official shop on Tuesday, the 9th of September, and will remain open until the 22nd of October.
The figure is priced at ¥8,500 (approx. $57 USD/£43 GBP) and is scheduled to be shipped to customers in February of 2026.
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