This figure includes three face plates; a neutral smiling expression, a singing expression, and a ‘Hachune Miku’ expression. The figure also includes a leek part that she can hold in her hand. There are alternate body parts including leg and arm parts that allow her to show a different range of poses. Some of these are iconic idol poses and can be called dance moves such as her standing on one leg with the other bent as though she just jumped. Past Releases

This figure includes three face plates; a standard expression, a smiling expression, and a starry-eyed expression. The figure also includes a guitar part, and a glasses part. #299 Mikudayo This figure includes a ‘pop candy’ part based on the collaboration between Mikudayo and Fujiya. Past Releases Hatsune Miku is a character who personifies the Yamaha-created Vocaloid range of voice synthesis software and is a cyber-celebrity. The software and character were created by Crypton Future Media, Inc. History of Hatsune Miku and Nendoroid This figure includes three face plates; a neutral expression, a smiling expression, and a playful expression. The figure also includes a writing brush part, a steaming basket part, a peach bun part, and a musical note hair part. #1309 Hatsune Miku V4X This figure includes three swappable facial expressions; her everyday smile with her eyes large and bright and mouth open. The second face plate shows Hatsune Miku looking playful as she smiles with her mouth closed and closes one eye in a winking expression. Finally, the last expression is in a chibi-style as her eyes are made into arrow-like shapes to show her excitement. Her mouth is also wide open with an obvious color of blush on her cheeks. This expression is something the fans are able to see in the original opening sequence. The figure also includes a synth part, a guitar part, a microphone part, and twin loudspeaker parts. Of course, she won’t be complete without her iconic and beloved leek. Hatsune Miku 2.0 even has spare parts that allow her to assume a sitting position. Enjoy posing the adorable Nendoroid Hatsune Miku in various ways as she sings and plays an instrument for her songs. #854 Hatsune Miku: V4 ChineseThis Nendoroid was originally released in July 2013 and was re-released in August 2015. Further Information Over 40 Nendoroid Mikus (including multiple resales of the very first one and the extra Nendoroid series) have been released, making Miku one of the most popular Nendoroid characters to be produced thus far. List of Hatsune Miku Nendoroids #033 Hatsune Miku This figure was initially released in March 2008, with additional releases in July 2008, December 2008, April 2009, and September 2009. #300 Hatsune Miku 2.0

This figure of Hatsune Miku is based on her outfit from the Hatsune Miku and Future Stars Project mirai game. Although her outfit is very similar to the original, her shirt is instead a metallic color giving a more futuristic impression compared to the original which is gray. This figure features the Chinese version of Hatsune Miku and is based on an illustration created by mamenomoto. Enjoy a slightly different version of her outfit with Chinese styles to it. There are many cute small flowers, ribbons, and buttons that are very characteristically Chinese. Her usual twintails show more detail with some individual strands seeming to look like they are twirling around in the air.