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Hatsune Miku Shiteyanyo Meme Becomes Revoltech Figure

Shiteyanyo Hatsune Miku Revoltech meme figure that gives the Vocaloid legs in place of her iconic pigtails arrives next year
Image via Crypton Future Media and Kaiyodo

Kaiyodo announced it will make a Hatsune Miku Revoltech figure of the Vocaloid that is based on her Shiteyanyo meme appearance. It will launch in April 2027. The company plans to open pre-orders on September 15, 2026, which means we could start seeing it on both the official site and places like Amazon or Big Bad Toy Store. It will cost 4,400 yen (~$29). 

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The hallmark of Shiteyanyo is that it is a joke version of Hatsune Miku based on a meme where her twintail pigtails are instead legs and she has no body. You get the “body,” a face of her looking straight ahead and smiling, and a second face plate in which she’s looking to her left and smiling. If someone pre-orders direct through Kaiyodo, they also get a face plate of her winking. 

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While this version of Hatsune Miku doesn’t have a body, she is still quite tall. She’ll “stand” at over five inches (130mm). It looks like she has at least eight points of articulation, based on initial photos, with those being at both sides of the head where her leg-pigtails attach, her knees, her ankles, and her toes. 

Here are the first images of the figure that Kaiyodo shared.

While this is a fan-created “joke” version of the character, it is considered an official “form” for her. Which is why we do see merchandise based on it and it makes cameos in media like the Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f game.

The Shiteyanyo Hatsune Miku Revoltech meme figure will debut in April 2027. 

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