• Phoenix Wright
• Noko Shikanoko
• Hatsune Miku: Rabbit Hole Ver.
• Hatsune Miku: 100th Adventure Ver.
• Hitori Gotoh: Maid Outfit Ver.
• Reisalin Stout
• Kirito/Asuna 2.0

And many more! Check out the WonHobby 39 website for more information.

As always, these Nendoroids will be added to NendoGuide as soon as they are list on the official Nendoroid site.

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The new packaging design aims to reduce waste, using eco-friendly materials that lower the environmental impact of production and shipping. Featuring a more compact and minimalist look, the revamped boxes still display the familiar branding that Nendoroid fans know and love, while promising increased durability and a more standardized size across future product lines. In addition, the smaller boxes should reduce shipping costs and shelf space requirements for collectors.

Good Smile Company also highlighted that the updated packaging will include improved interior compartments for safely storing small parts and accessories. The redesign maintains the same level of attention to detail and protection that Nendoroid collectors expect but now ensures a more streamlined unboxing experience.

The company plans a gradual rollout of the new boxes, starting with upcoming releases in early 2024. According to Good Smile representatives, this packaging shift will eventually apply to all future Nendoroid figures, though previously released products will retain the original box style.

Collectors and fans have shared mixed reactions online, with some welcoming the sustainable approach while others express nostalgia for the classic design. Good Smile has assured fans that the new packaging aligns with feedback from the collector community, balancing modern needs with the brand’s distinctive charm.

As the toy and collectibles industry increasingly prioritizes eco-friendly practices, Good Smile Company’s move could set a new standard.

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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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We have created a list of Nendoroids announced there where we grouped the figures after the series. There will be new figures release from animes like Attack on Titan and Tokyo Revengers; games like Genshin Impact and also some Hololive characters will extend the existing series!

Information: As soon as these Nendoroids are added to the official website of the manufacturer, they will also be added to the NendoGuide app!

Blue Lock

Genshin Impact

Hololive

Tokyo Revengers

Find the full list of released Nendoroids, scale figures and cool other stuff at the official Smile Fest 2022 website.

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