NewsSep 8, 2026 JST· Updated Sep 8, 2026· By Shu, Tokyo

Nendoroid Reruns: Usada Pekora, Ayu Tsukimiya, Misuzu Kamio

Good Smile reopened three Nendoroid reruns Sep 8: hololive's Usada Pekora (¥7,500, to Oct 7 JST), Kanon's Ayu and Kaginado's Misuzu (to Oct 21); 2027.

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Good Smile Company opened pre-orders today, September 8, for reruns of three Nendoroids that have been off the shelves for years: hololive’s Usada Pekora (¥7,500, about $50, ships February 2027), Kanon’s Ayu Tsukimiya (¥6,800, about $45, February 2027) and Misuzu Kamio from Kaginado (¥6,200, about $40, January 2027). Overseas buyers can order any of the three at AmiAmi or HobbyLink Japan today, both a few hundred yen under GSC’s own price; HLJ does not charge until the figure ships, while GSC’s store bills two to three weeks before the confirmed ship date.

The deadlines differ, which is the thing to get right. GSC’s window for Pekora closes October 7 (JST); Ayu and Misuzu run to October 21 (JST).

The three figures

Usada Pekora (Nendoroid #1823) first shipped in October 2022 and is the hololive 3rd Generation rabbit VTuber. The rerun keeps the original contents: three face plates (standard, wink, uneasy), a miniature Nousagi mascot, a microphone and sunglasses. Sculpt is by Shichibee of Matsuda Model with paint by Z4.

Ayu Tsukimiya (Nendoroid #1346) is the taiyaki-loving heroine of Key’s 1999 visual novel Kanon, first released in November 2020. The box has four faces, among them her “Uguu” and a tearful one, plus the props the character is remembered for: a taiyaki, the angel doll and the winged backpack that sets up the ending.

Misuzu Kamio (Nendoroid #1847) is AIR’s heroine, released under the Kaginado crossover-anime banner in October 2022. Three faces (standard, smiling and her “Gao” expression), plus a miniature of her pet crow Sora. Same sculptor as the other two.

All three are non-scale, about 100 mm tall, with a stand, and GSC’s store caps orders at three per person.

Deadlines in US time

GSC lists closing dates without an hour, so treat the end of each day in Japan as the limit. Japan’s midnight at the end of October 7 is 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT on October 7; the October 21 close converts the same way, 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PT on October 21. Order by the previous US day to be safe.

HLJ’s dates in the table are its own cancellation deadlines, the last day you can back out of an HLJ order, not sales ends; its listings, and AmiAmi’s, can close earlier if the allocation fills. GSC’s store is the one place an order inside the window is guaranteed to be filled, but for a single Nendoroid the export shops are usually the cheaper way to ship, and both are open today. Our pre-order 101 guide covers how rerun allocations differ from first runs.

What to watch for

These are rereleases of the 2020 and 2022 figures, so the contents match the originals; do not expect new parts. None of the three GSC pages lists a store bonus, so an AmiAmi or HLJ order gives up nothing; when GSC does attach one, as the Nendoroid Hugo Vlad case last month showed, it stays with GSC-store orders.

Where to pre-order

The links below are the live rerun listings at HLJ and AmiAmi; Amazon US links are search pages until listings appear.

More on the talents’ merchandise collects on the hololive production hub, and Key’s characters on the Kanon and Kaginado hubs.

📦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:hololive productionKanonKaginado

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