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Snow Miku 2013 All Stars Figure Is Dressed Like a Bride

Snow Miku 2013 All Stars Figure Dressed Like a Bride in Shiromuku Kimono
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Taito announced a Hatsune Miku Artist Master Piece+ (AMP+) Snow Miku All Stars 2013 figure will appear in September 2026 in Japan and depicts the Vocaloid as a bride in a Shiromuku wedding kimono. As usual for the company, this will be a prize figure that appears in Japanese arcades. One option is a standard design, however there will be a Taito Online Crane Game variant with a design that hasn’t been revealed as of time of writing. 

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Since we have seen other Hatsune Miku AMP+ items worldwide, like the Birthday 2024 figure and Sakura option, we will see this everywhere eventually too. Big Bad Toy Store already offered pre-orders.

This Snow Miku design of Hatsune Miku as a bride wearing a Japanese kimono was first designed by Nijita, with POPQN behind the art for this version of the figure. The item will be around nine inches tall (23cm). As it is a prize figure, there are no additional parts for extra poses. So you can only see Miku with the hood on and a closed fan in her right hand. 

Here’s how it will look:

This Snow Miku bride costume appeared quite frequently since its debut in 2013, with Hatsune Miku merchandise and games using the design. It is a recurring costume in the Hatsune Miku: Project Diva series, for example. 

The Hatsune Miku AMP+ Snow Miku All Stars 2013 figure will launch in Japan as an arcade prize at the end of September 2026, then appear worldwide after that.

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