Good Smile Company unveiled a massive wave of new collectibles during the HoloFes 2026 event in Japan, showcasing over 25 Hololive Vtuber figures and Nendoroids in various stages of development. The announcement represents one of the largest single expansions of the Hololive merchandise line, spanning multiple product tiers from budget-friendly Pop Up Parade figures to detailed scale models and articulated figma. The reveals included characters from nearly every generation, including the newest ReGloss unit, signaling a major commitment from the manufacturer to capitalize on the global Vtuber phenomenon.
Nendoroid Line Expands with Advent and ReGloss Units
The signature Nendoroid line saw significant growth, with nine new figures announced. Leading the pack are Hakos Baelz and IRyS, both presented as painted prototypes, indicating their pre-orders could open imminently. This painted stage is the final step before manufacturing, suggesting fans won’t have to wait long to secure these chibi-style renditions of the popular Vtubers.
Advent Unit Prototypes Debut
Completing the Advent unit, unpainted prototypes for Koseki Bijou, Nerissa Ravencroft, and Shiori Novella were displayed. These figures capture the unique personalities and iconic designs of the unit’s members, allowing collectors to eventually assemble the full quartet alongside Baelz. The prototypes showed detailed sculpting of their signature outfits and accessories, promising highly poseable and character-accurate final products.
ReGloss Joins the Collection
In the most surprising reveal for the Nendoroid line, the entire ReGloss unit—Ichijou Ririka, Juufuutei Raden, Otonose Kanada, and Todoroki Hajime—was confirmed to be in development as unpainted prototypes. Notably, Hiodoshi Ao, who has since graduated from Hololive, was not included in the lineup, confirming that only active talents will receive figures. This marks a swift merchandising push for the newer generation, integrating them into the collectible ecosystem alongside established stars.
Figma and Plastic Model Kits Enter New Territory
The articulated figma line, known for its high poseability and interchangeable parts, is welcoming several Hololive talents. Nekomata Okayu’s figma has reached the painted prototype stage, making it the closest to release. An unpainted prototype of Ookami Mio was also shown, giving fans a first look at her sculpt.
Concept Art for Koyori and Iroha
Moving earlier in the development pipeline, concept art was revealed for Hakui Koyori and Kazama Iroha figmas. This early announcement is likely to gauge fan interest and build anticipation for these more complex, articulated figures, which often include multiple face plates, hand parts, and iconic props.
Marine’s Plamatea Model Kit
In a departure from pre-assembled figures, an unpainted prototype for a Houshou Marine Plamatea articulated plastic model kit was displayed. This kit will appeal to the model-building segment of the fanbase, offering a hands-on assembly experience to create a poseable version of the infamous pirate captain.
Scale Figures Showcase Detailed Sculpts
For collectors seeking premium, large-scale display pieces, several scale figures were announced. A new Houshou Marine figure, featuring her Businesswoman Outfit, was confirmed to be in development. Meanwhile, an unpainted prototype of a 1/7 scale Tsunomaki Watame was showcased, highlighting the intricate detail planned for the gentle sheep idol.
Miko’s Casual Date Style Revealed
Stealing the show in the scale figure category was the painted prototype of Sakura Miko in her Date Style Casual Outfit. The finished paintwork demonstrated the high production values fans can expect, with careful attention to the shading of her casual wear and the playful expression on her face, perfectly capturing Miko’s energetic character.
Pop Up Parade Dominates with Budget-Friendly L Size Reveals
The most numerous announcements came from the Pop Up Parade line, Good Smile Company’s more accessible figure series. Notably, the majority of these reveals were for the “L Size” variant, which offers a larger and more detailed sculpt than the standard Pop Up Parade at a mid-range price point, bridging the gap between budget and premium collectibles.
Complete List of New Pop Up Parade Figures
The new Pop Up Parade lineup is extensive, targeting a wide array of popular Hololive talents: Fuwawa Abyssgard, Mococo Abyssgard, Hoshimachi Suisei (L Size, miComet Bear Brand Outfit), Houshou Marine (L Size, standard and “Ill” Outfit), Kobo Kanaeru (L Size, “Ill” Outfit), Nakiri Ayame (L Size), Oozora Subaru (L Size), Sakura Miko (L Size, miComet Bear Brand Outfit), Shirakami Fubuki (L Size), and Usada Pekora (L Size). This list underscores a strategy to provide high-quality, accessible figures for some of the agency’s most recognizable faces.
The Significance of the L Size Push
The focus on the L Size line for so many reveals is a strategic move. It allows Good Smile Company to offer more substantial and detailed representations of these Vtubers without the $200+ price tag of a traditional scale figure. For fans, this means the ability to build a sizable collection of their oshis without breaking the bank, while still receiving a product with significant shelf presence and detail.
Implications for the Collectibles Market and Fan Accessibility
The scale of this announcement from HoloFes 2026 is unprecedented. By covering Nendoroids, figma, scale figures, model kits, and a wide array of Pop Up Parades, Good Smile Company is ensuring there is an entry point for nearly every type of collector and budget. This holistic approach leverages the full spectrum of the manufacturer’s expertise and product lines to serve the massive and diverse Hololive fandom.
Pre-Order Timeline and Availability
With six figures already at the painted prototype stage—including the Nendoroids for Hakos Baelz and IRyS, the figma for Nekomata Okayu, and the Pop Up Parades for Fuwawa and Mococo Abyssgard—pre-orders are expected to launch on platforms like Amazon and the official Good Smile Company online store within the coming weeks. The remaining figures, currently in the unpainted prototype or concept art phases, will follow in subsequent months, creating a sustained wave of new products throughout 2026 and likely into 2027.
This massive rollout from Good Smile Company solidifies Hololive’s position as a powerhouse in the modern collectibles space. It demonstrates a deep understanding of the fanbase’s desire for high-quality, official merchandise of their favorite talents across all generations. For collectors, the message is clear: the era of limited Hololive figures is giving way to an age of abundance, with careful attention paid to both premium display pieces and accessible options, ensuring that support for an oshi can now be tangibly displayed on shelves worldwide.
