NewsSep 3, 2026 JST· Updated Sep 3, 2026· By Shu, Tokyo

Hatsune Miku Pre-Orders: Nendoroid V6 and ¥55,000 Symphony

Good Smile opened two Miku pre-orders: the ¥7,800 Nendoroid Hatsune Miku V6 (deadline Oct 14) and the ¥55,000 1/7 Symphony 10th Ver. due Jan 2028.

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Good Smile Company opened pre-orders on August 31 for two Hatsune Miku figures that sit at opposite ends of the market: Nendoroid Hatsune Miku V6 at ¥7,800 tax-in (AmiAmi has it at ¥7,020, about $47) and the 1/7 scale G.S. Collection [SC] Hatsune Miku Symphony: 10th Anniversary Ver. at ¥55,000 (about $370). Both are up now at HobbyLink Japan and AmiAmi, so US and UK buyers can order either directly — but the clocks are different. The Nendoroid’s guaranteed-order window on Good Smile’s own store closes October 14, 2026; the Symphony figure runs until January 13, 2027.

Nendoroid Hatsune Miku V6: the ¥7,800 pickup

The V6 Nendoroid is based on new art by illustrator LAM, and Good Smile’s copy describes this Miku as “known for her natural and organic singing” — the product page doesn’t elaborate on the name beyond that. It is a posable figure about 100 mm tall, sculpted by Shuhei Yoshida with Nendoron cooperating, and it ships March 2027.

The set includes three face plates — smiling, awestruck, and cheerful — plus a standing microphone and a heart effect part among the optional extras. Ordering from Good Smile’s own store adds a bonus acrylic mini shikishi board with LAM’s illustration, but that means going through the Japanese storefront or Good Smile’s international checkout; export shops don’t carry it. AmiAmi’s 10%-off ¥7,020 price is the cheapest direct route we found, and HLJ lists it at ¥7,091 pre-tax with a March 31, 2027 date.

The Symphony 10th showpiece

The second item is a different proposition. G.S. Collection is Good Smile’s scale-figure lineup, and the [SC] “Signature Class” tag is what the maker calls its premier tier — reserved, per the product page, for figures “created in pursuit of the highest level of perfection” by its top sculptors and finishers.

This one turns the key visual Rella drew for the Hatsune Miku Symphony 2025 Yokohama and Kobe concerts — the orchestra series’ 10th anniversary shows — into a 1/7 scale figure about 370 mm tall, sculpted by Kataharaitashi with paintwork by Bread-Loving Housewife. Miku spreads her arms in front of a column wrapped in gold star-studded ribbons, and the gold is finished in a mix of metallic and pearlescent paint. It ships January 2028, so budget for a long wait: AmiAmi warns the box must ship alone and shipping may be expensive, and caps orders at one per person.

Deadlines and where to buy

Good Smile’s page lists no time of day for the Nendoroid’s October 14 cutoff, so assume end of day JST — about 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT on Wednesday, October 14. The Symphony figure’s deadline is explicit: 11:59 p.m. JST on January 13, 2027, which is 9:59 a.m. ET / 6:59 a.m. PT that Wednesday. Good Smile builds to order, so pre-ordering inside the window is the reliable way to get either; export shops can close earlier if their allocation fills. Our HLJ vs AmiAmi comparison covers which shop works out cheaper once shipping lands, and both deadlines go on the Pre-order Radar.

Miku’s figure calendar is crowded this season — Kaiyodo’s 1/7 Azure Dragon Ver. opened at ¥27,500 back on August 17 — and the rest of the lineup lives on our Hatsune Miku hub.

📦Most Japanese shops ship worldwide by EMS/DHL (7–14 days). Duties and import taxes are charged on delivery in most countries — check your local threshold before ordering.

Series:Hatsune Miku

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