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Hatsune Miku Villain Version Dragon Figure Returns

Hatsune Miku Villain Version Dragon Figure Returns
Image via FuRyu, Crypton, and Piapro

FuRyu announced it will bring back the Hatsune Miku Villain version noodle stopper figure yet again that depicts her with a pair of dragon horns and a tail. This marks the rerelease of a Japanese arcade prize item we’ve seen appear repeatedly over the years since about 2021. The last time we saw a variant of it was around August 2023. This latest run will show up the week of September 13, 2026. It will appear worldwide, as the original one showed up for around $39.99 and other color variants showed up for around $38 to $42

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As is common for a noodle stopper figure, the pose features the Vocaloid in a sitting position so you can place her perched on the edge of a shelf or display. This version of Hatsune Miku has a wide smile with sharp dragon teeth along with the aforementioned black horns and tail. She wears a purple and black dress with blue accents, and the broken heart charm on her necklace also features blue and purple sides to it. Her hair is in twintails, as always. She sits at about six inches tall (16 cm).

Here are the official images of the rerelease of the Hatsune Miku Villain noodle stopper figure. FuRyu also again included the original art by LoAlo that inspired the design, so people can compare the original image to the finished product.

This comes after some other Hatsune Miku figure news. Good Smile Company confirmed more Racing Miku items are on the way based on her 2026 design. The Nendoroid is already ready to race around the track, but it will be joined by a figma eventually too.

The Hatsune Miku Villain version noodle stopper figure will be back in Japan as an arcade prize the week of September 13, 2026, and we should see it again everywhere sometime after that. 

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