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Snow Miku 2027 Nendoroid Outfit Design Poll Opens

Snow Miku 2027 Nendoroid Outfit Design Poll Opens
Image via Piapro, Good Smile Company, and ちーちるる (Chichiruru)

Good Smile Company announced the six finalists for the Snow Miku 2027 Nendoroid Outfit Design Poll, and voting is now open at the official site to determine which one will be turned into the Hatsune Miku figure for next year. People have until April 9, 2026 to vote. The winner will be revealed in June 2026. This follows the cold_air Patisserie of Happiness winning design, which led to the design of the Nendoroid and other figures for 2026.

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The theme for the 2027 Snow Miku Nendoroid design is Secret Metamorphosis, which seems to have led to the artists submitting quite a few Hatsune Miku designs inspired by magical girl anime and manga series. In each case, the person contributed a new look for the Vocaloid and her rabbit mascot Yukine. The official Piapro releases also included full concept art design documents showing the character from different angles and any accessories that appear. We can only vote for one design for the whole period, and we can’t change our vote. 

Here are the six possible designs available this year:

Voting closes for the Snow Miku 2027 Nendoroid Outfit Design Poll on April 9, 2026, and we’ll see Hatsune Miku figures and merchandise based on the Secret Metamorphosis winner in 2027. The 2026 version of the character’s Nendoroid sold out at multiple storefronts.

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