So make sure you have the most current version of NendoGuide ready when you are there and please make sure to tell your friends as well.

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1. Keep Nendoroids in their original packaging: The best way to store Nendoroids is in their original box or packaging, as this provides the best protection against dust, sunlight, and potential damage during transportation or storage.
2. Store in a cool, dry place: It’s important to keep Nendoroids in a cool and dry environment, away from direct sunlight or sources of heat or humidity. This will help prevent any damage or warping of the figure’s parts or decals.
3. Use display cases or shelves: If you plan on displaying your Nendoroids outside of their packaging, consider using display cases or shelves to keep them organized and protected from dust and sunlight.
4. Avoid overcrowding: Overcrowding your display shelves or storage containers can lead to damage or scratching of the figures. Make sure to leave enough space between each figure to prevent any accidental collisions or damage.
5. Handle with care: When moving or handling Nendoroids, be sure to do so gently and with care. Avoid using excessive force or bending any delicate parts or joints, as this can cause damage or warping over time.

By following these tips, you can help ensure that your Nendoroids remain in excellent condition and are protected from potential damage or wear over time.

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Here are some general steps you can follow to clean your Nendoroids:

1. Remove any detachable parts or accessories from the figure, such as the stand or additional faces/hands.
2. Gently dust the figure’s surface with a soft brush or cloth to remove any loose debris.
3. Use a specialized cleaning solution made for figures, applied to a soft cloth or cotton swab, to clean any stubborn stains or marks on the figure.
4. Avoid using water or any harsh cleaning agents, as they can damage the figure’s delicate paint and decals.
5. Allow the figure to air dry completely before reassembling any detachable parts or accessories.

Overall, it is important to handle Nendoroids with care and avoid exposing them to excessive heat, moisture, or direct sunlight.

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Each Nendoroid figure is meticulously designed and crafted with great attention to detail, and they are typically produced in smaller quantities than other figures. Additionally, the licensing fees and royalties associated with producing figures based on popular characters can drive up the cost of production, which is reflected in the price of the final product. Overall, the price of Nendoroids is a reflection of their quality, uniqueness, and collectibility, and many collectors are willing to pay a premium for these highly sought-after figures.

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Disclaimer: This data was accumulated through the information obtained from the Nendo.Guide app. There is no guarantee for completeness or correctness of this data. Neither Nendo.Guide nor the NendoGuide app does take any responsibility.

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So I found a Nendoroid on the Internet – how can I find out if it is a bootleg figure?

Disclaimer: Attention. Nendo.Guide is trying to give you a good explanation on how to recognize fake figures. However, it is often not easy to find out before buying it. So NendoGuide does not take any responsibility from this guide. Please buy figures online at your own risk.

As bootleg figures are not licensed officially, it is illegal to print the official logos and icons onto the figure’s box. This is a often a noticeable point. Check the images – does the box have the official signs?

Also check the images of the Nendoroid itself and compare them with the original images at the manufacturer’s page or on Nendo.Guide.

There is also an official bootleg information site on the Good Smile Company website. If you want to see an example comparison between an original and a bootleg version, check out this bootleg warning of the Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu – Rem – 1/7 (Good Smile Company) figure.

On YouTube, there is a good video to see the differences between the original and the bootleg:

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