Vocaloid fans are well aware of how notoriously difficult some Vocaloid songs are. Afterall, one of the reasons that Vocaloid producers started using the program is because they’re able to pull off music that’s not humanly possible. But that hasn’t stopped anyone from covering their favorite Vocaloid tracks over the years. It led to the rise of utaite on Niconico, and even popular hololive VTubers continue to put out their own versions.

If you want to bring some Vocaloid songs to karaoke—or maybe even become a professional performer one day—we have the playlist ready to get you started! We’ve made a ranking of beloved Vocaloid classics ranging from easy ballads to extreme vocal challenges depending on how hard you want to go for your karaoke session.

NOTE: Most Japanese karaoke systems require kana input (i.e. hiragana and/or katakana) unless they are originally romanized. For songs with commonly known English titles, we’ll refer to them using their English titles with their Japanese counterparts (e.g. YOASOBI’s “Idol” アイドル).

Stage 1: Beginner / Warm Up

Ease into Vocaloid karaoke with these songs whether it’s your first attempt at karaoke or you just need to get your vocal chords ready to go hours with the mic.

“Dawn and Fireflies (夜明けと蛍)” - n-buna
The song’s mild tempo is easy to keep up with to get you started. While it has some high notes, it’s a safe pick for most people.

“Love Trial” (恋愛裁判) - 40mP
“Love Trial” offers a step up in speed, but the song’s key and range aren’t too much of a challenge just yet.

“Matryoshka” (マトリョシカ) - HACHI
When you’re ready for a slightly more intense warmup, “Matryoshka” has the upbeat tempo and key changes to prepare for Hachi’s harder songs like “Sunanowakusei” and “Donut Hole.”

“KING” - Kanaria
Get ready to try more challenging songs by practicing breath control and support with Kanaria’s “KING.” Then have a shot at other popular Kanaria songs like “QUEEN” or “Yoidoreshirazu” to level up.

Once you’ve gotten those songs in the bag, you’re ready to take on a number of Vocaloid staples. By this point the songs are going faster, cover a wider vocal range, and require better pitch and breath control.

(Want to learn more about Vocaloid and J-Pop? Check out our previous article on artists who started their careers producing Vocaloid music!)

Stage 2: Intermediate / Level Up

A tip for these songs: listen to covers and Project Sekai versions! Many Vocaloid producers have also released their own self-covers, and of course other musicians have taken on the challenge, too. Even if you’re just doing these songs for fun at karaoke, you can pick up ideas on how to adapt the song to your own style and learn techniques by hearing pros.

“Phony” (フォニイ) - tsumiki
Be ready to do a bunch of key changes as the song progresses. The “phony phony phony” bits will also require good pitch control as they go higher.

“Charles” (シャルル) - balloon
Although it doesn’t have as many key changes compared to “Phony,” the chorus in “Charles” will have you jumping notes quite a bit. And keep breathing technique in mind as you follow the beat.

“World Is Mine” (ワールドイズマイン) - ryo (supercell)
If you’re going to sing Vocaloid, you have to take on this classic. The difficulty comes in timing and being able to remain expressive during the spoken parts of the song. But if it’s a bit intimidating to try alone, follow Cosmic Princess Kaguya’s example and turn it into a duet for two.

“magnet” - Takahiro Minato (RyūseiP)
Speaking of duets, “Magnet” is a great one to do at karaoke. Timing is everything with this song just like any other piece that needs two or more singers. It’s also a good start if you want to collaborate with other people and learn how to sync up with each other.

“Shōjo Rei” - Mikito P
Compared to other songs at this level, “Shōjo Rei” might seem easier. But this is where your ability to add nuance and feeling can develop to deliver an emotionally powerful song. Once you’re ready to speed it up, switch over to “Roki” for a more rock approach to vocal expression.

“Hibana” - DECO27*
We can’t have a Vocaloid playlist without a Deco*27 song in the mix. And taking everything you’ve worked on up until this point, “Hibana” is the perfect song to put it all to the test. Try to stay with the song’s quick beat while putting on an emotive rock performance. And if you can keep that momentum up with other iconic Deco*27 songs like “The Vampire” (ヴァンパイア) and “Monitoring” (モニタリング), you’re ready to go to the next stage.

Stage 3: Expert / Boss Fight

Being able to execute songs well at this level can lead to a really impressive performance. But remember you can always change the key or slow the tempo while you work on improving your technique.

“Darling Dance” (ダーリンダンス) - Kairikibear
“Darling Dance” is a pretty high song. Start by practicing at a lower key until you’re comfortable enough to try the original.

“Kyu-kurarin” - Iyowa
Aside from the range and tempo, the tune of “Kyu-kurarin” really requires familiarity and practice. It’s good to keep a lyric sheet in hand to add annotations for where music takes sudden turns.

“Ego Rock” (エゴロック) - THREEE
The fast pace of this song calls for a lot of breath control and being able to articulate the lyrics well during those moments.

“Meltdown” (炉心融解) - iroha(sasaki)
If you’re looking to really push yourself to hit high notes, “Meltdown” can get you there. It’s not as fast as other songs at this level, but that way you can focus on working on your pitch control.

“Tetoris” (テトリス) - Hiiragi magnetite
“Tetoris” covers a wide range. So prepare to go really low or really high if you plan to change the key. The tempo is also quite fast which calls for good enunciation of the lyrics to make the song sound clear.

“God-ish” (神っぽいな) - PinocchioP
Variety is the highlight of “God-ish” and also what makes it hard to master. Not only does the song have a wide range with different vocal styles throughout, but it also switches between fast and slow parts. But mastering this means you’re that much closer to tackling some of the hardest Vocaloid songs, like PinocchioP’s “Non-Breath Oblige.”

“The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku” (初音ミクの消失) - cosMo@Bousou-P
This song sounds impossible, but it’s been done. Our karaoke abilities here at TOM aren’t at this level of Vocaloid singing skills yet, but there’s no doubt it takes a ton of practice, technique, and dedication.

And remember to have fun! Don’t stress out about nailing these songs perfectly on your first try. That’s all we’ve got for this edition of TOM’s karaoke playlist. Tag us with your favorite Vocaloid covers or share your own rendition of these songs!

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Written by Alon Bramble for TOM News, with special thanks to staff karaoke expert Hayley

It was a week of celebration for MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2026, with the Grand Ceremony taking place at TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO on June 13, 2026. Other events like「LiSANi! LIVE on TOKYO ANIME MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS」and「MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN WEEK SPECIAL LIVE Billboard JAPAN | Spotify present Women In Music - EQUAL STAGE」happened on June 9th and served as additional highlights to promote the main awards ceremony.

Here’s our review of「MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN WEEK SPECIAL LIVE Billboard JAPAN | Spotify present Women In Music - EQUAL STAGE」, hosted by Ryo Nagoshi and mikako (Nagie Lane), with performances by ATRASHII GAKKO!, Hitsujibungaku, LANA, and Awich.

What is Billboard JAPAN Women In Music and Spotify EQUAL?

In 2022, Billboard JAPAN began「Billboard JAPAN Women in Music」as an initiative to highlight, empower, and support “cool” female artists in Japan for a more inclusive society. Spotify launched their global project「Spotify EQUAL」in 2021 with the goal of providing female artists and creators with opportunities to reach a wider global audience and continue expressing themselves through their craft.

Both of these initiatives have had tangible effects both within Japan and globally. After Awich was chosen to participate in「Spotify EQUAL」in September 2021, her statistics as of December 2025 show her monthly listeners grew +154%, with a +476% boost in replays of her official Spotify playlist, and a +776% growth in overseas listeners.

Spotify EQUAL Japan Playlist

According to Billboard JAPAN’s weekly「JAPAN Hot 100 」chart, there were 245 songs that charted in 2025, 45 more songs than in 2023. They’ve attributed this to the rise in popularity of female artists, with women representing 63.7% of the songs ranking in on the short-term Top 100 chart in 2025, a growth from 58.6% in 2023.

ATARASHII GAKKO!: Dance and Energy

Known as ATARASHII GAKKO! Leaders in Japan, Mizyu, Suzuka, Kanon, and Rin made their worldwide debut as ATARASHII GAKKO! in 2021. The group represents a new generation of Japanese youth, and their songs are themed around the Japanese word “seishun”, the formative years associated with adolescence and coming of age. They strive to show their individual personality and expression through their dance, and you’ll notice sections of the performance where each member’s choreography has been left up to them as to how they dance.

In a short interview with「Spotify EQUAL」, the group also talked about their concept as artists trying to challenge their limits, but without breaking the rules. They explained that it’s about being brave and challenging yourself with the help of your friends, by yourself, or whenever you’re ready to try something new. Don’t worry about failure, just start learning.

They opened the night with “Go Wild”, followed by a round of other high energy songs that immediately grabbed the crowd’s attention.

ATARASHII GAKKO!’s songs aren’t confined to just one genre. Their setlist included hip-hop, enka, jazz, rock, and more traditional Japanese chord progression over the 8 songs they performed. It made for a unique, cohesive blend that is further amplified by their choreography which includes Japanese festival dance, kabuki performance, contemporary dance, synchronized dance, and more.

Their second song, “Chanka Chanka” is a great example of how they express the Japanese culture of summer festivals and yokai using hip-hop, enka, and Japanese chords, along with incorporating common festival dance into their choreography. One other interesting thing to note about the group is their songs aren’t specifically beholden to one era of sheishun, “OTONABLUE” transports you to Japan’s bubble era in the 80’s which is a completely different beat.

It’s the dedication to pushing their limits, being unconventional, and their showmanship that has made ATRASHII GAKKO! a worldwide success. Before they left the stage, they continued to pump up the audience for the following performers, which reiterated the feeling of community and support.

ATRASHII GAKKO! Setlist
1. Go Wild
2. Chanka Chanka
3. オトナブルー (OTONABLUE)
4. Arigato
5. 乙女の美学 (Otome no Bigaku)
6. Fly High
7. Tokyo Calling
8. One heart

Official HP: https://leaders.asobisystem.com/

Hitsujibungaku: Vocal Expression and Feeling

Hitsujibungaku were the second group to perform and the only rock group of the night. Moeka Shiotsuka (Vo.Gt) and Yurika Kasai (Ba.) made their major debut as Hitsujibungaku under Sony Music in 2020. The group is known overseas for their song “more than words”, one of Jujutsu Kaisen’s season two ending songs, and they are continuing to grow in popularity, with recent tours within Europe and Asia.

Their harmonious vocals, driving bass, powerful drums, and calming melodies put your mind at ease when listening to their music. Their first song “OOPARTS” had the audience peacefully swaying to Moeka’s voice, and the same can be said throughout their entire set list. “more than words” also highlights another of the band’s strong points, their lyrics. Moeka’s word choice and delivery is personal and sincere, which makes their music connect with fans on an emotional level.

However, it was their last song of the night and most recent single, “Dogs”, which showcased Moeka’s powerful voice. It soared throughout the entire concert hall like a graceful bird flying free. Hitsujibungaku’s music will speak to you, reach you, and take you on a reflective journey.

Hitsujibungaku Setlist
1. OOPARTS
2. doll
3. 声 (Koe)
4. more than words
5. Dogs

Official HP: https://www.hitsujibungaku.info/

LANA - Style and Personality

LANA followed as the first solo artist of the night, demanding all attention be on her. At 22 years old, LANA was the youngest artist featured during the concert, but she’s a powerful rising star in the Japanese music industry. Her performance ignited the audience. She started to upload her songs to SoundCloud in 2020, and began to seriously pursue music as a career in 2022. While her roots are in hip-hop and R&B, her setlist proved that she’s gone beyond to mix pop and electronic styles into her music. She continues to write her own lyrics, co-arrange her songs, and more under her own label. She also began her own first tour through Japan in 2026.

LANA visually stood out with her tattoos, camo patterned outfit, and diva like aura. She opened her performance with “Like a Flower” which highlighted her rap, husky voice, and ambition as an artist. The audience caught her infectious energy, threw their hands up, and focused all eyes on LANA. She kept the energy high with the live band arrangement of “No.5”, and there was even a vibe check done before she went into a remix of “My Life”. But it was her performance and cover of “Angel with Broken Wings” where she slowed the show down, opened up about her life, and explained how the song got her through some hard times. The ballad showcased off her vocal prowess, humbleness, and gratitude for the journey she’s been on.

LANA Setlist
1. 華 (Life a Flower)
2. No.5 Band Arr
3. My Life Remix
4. it's okay Band Arr
5. 翼の折れたエンジェル (Angel with Broken Wings)
6. Drama Queen
7. Like a Flower
8. L7 Blues Extended

Official HP: https://lanal7.com/

Awich - Lyrics and Performance

The final performer of the night was Awich, whose real name in Japanese means Asian Wish Child. She was the veteran and heavy hitter of the night and has found major success around the world within the last 5-6 years. As the Japanese queen of rap and hip-hop, hailing from Okinawa, Awich debuted her first EP “Inner Research” in 2006, before moving to Atlanta, Georgia that same year. Her first full album "Asia Wish Child" released in 2007, but after the birth of her daughter and sudden loss of her husband in 2011, she wouldn’t step back onto the music scene until August 2017 with the release of “8”, her first album in 10 years. Her recent album “Okinawan Wuman” released in 2025, and was produced by the RZA, one of America's most iconic hip-hop icons. The album represents her life story and is a strong letter to her home of Okinawa.

Something that stuck with us that Awich said was that if you’ve ever given up on a dream, it’s never too late to take revenge on it. You normally hear that you should never give up and to keep trying, but hearing Awich reflect on her life, struggles, depression, and finally come back to her dream speaks to her character as a person and a mother. She said the most important thing needed is talking and listening to yourself, advice that was also echoed by each artist that night.

When Awich started there weren’t many, if hardly any female rappers to stand by her as support, but the industry has changed and she’s been a part of that change for other female rappers in Japan. LANA joined her on stage to sing “Bad Bitch 美学 feat. LANA”, and their on stage dynamic made for an exhilarating performance. LANA wasn’t the only female artist to join Awich. Her daughter, Toyomi Jah’mira known as Yomi Jah, also took the stage to sing “TSUBASA feat. Yomi Jah” with her mother. Everything came full circle in that moment, for us in the audience to realize how far the industry has grown with more female artists and proper representation. As Awich pointed out, there’s still a long way to go, but progress has been made. The fact there was an entire night dedicated to amazing female artists was a testament to that fact.

As mentioned earlier, Awich was the veteran of the performers and with that came an increased level of improvisation, crowd work, confidence and an energy that could only come from years of experience. She was the perfect choice to close the night out.

Awich Setlist
1. Remember
2. どれにしようかな
3. RASEN in OKINAWA
4.LONGINESS REMIX
5. Bad Bitch 美学 feat. LANA
6. Revenge
7. TSUBASA feat. Yomi Jah
8. Bad Bad
9. A Woman Hung Up

Official HP: https://awich098.com/

A New Generation of Women Artists

「MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN WEEK SPECIAL LIVE Billboard JAPAN | Spotify present Women In Music - EQUAL STAGE」was a night of encouragement and unity, a literal show of the rise of female artists across different music genres, and a night to remind all listeners that you're not alone. You’re part of a community.

Each of these female artists prove that the freedom to dream is real, and they’ve all made it to the world stage with their music. What starts as singing for yourself, family and friends, or dressing up and dancing as your favorite artist, can become a professional reality. For girls and women in music, there’s a community of female artists backing you, major initiatives like「Billboard JAPAN Women in Music」and 「Spotify EQUAL」to assist in recognition, and multiple ways to breakthrough.

Whether you’re coming up from SoundCloud like LANA, starting a band with a friend and jamming out like hitsujibungaku, at a different stage in life than when you began like Awich, or going through auditions to join a group like ATRASHII GAKKO!, remember that you make the opportunities for yourself and for others.

This was an original article written by A. Morris.

Photos for LANA credited to 山内洋枝

Konnichiwa, fellow collectors! 🌸 As Japan embraces the refreshing tsuyu season, bringing forth lush greenery and beautiful ajisai blooms, we're here to make your week even more exciting! Between June 14th and June 20th, our store is absolutely thrilled to unveil 29 brand-new bishoujo figures, each one a potential dazzling centerpiece for your display shelf. Get ready to meet beloved heroines and discover captivating new characters from your favorite anime, manga, and video games, all waiting to join your treasured collection. It's the perfect time to cozy up indoors and explore these fantastic new releases!

※ Please note that some products may be unavailable in selected regions.

PalVerse BanG Dream! Hello, Happy World! Box Set

Honkai: Star Rail Tribbie Chibi Chara Yurayura Stand

Gift+ Honkai: Star Rail Cyrene: Wonderful Holiday Ver. 1/8 Scale Figure

From the game Honkai: Star Rail, a brand-new addition to the Gift+ series is on the way — ""Cyrene: Wonderful Holiday Ver."", as a 1/8 scale figure.

With a sweet and radiant smile, Cyrene makes a lighthearted entrance into this delightful holiday scene. Wrapped in a dreamy jacket with multicolored pearlescent hues, paired with metallic accessories and her beautifully braided gradient hair, she blends effortlessly into the holiday vibe. Her sparkling signature shines on the blue-and-pink base, while a translucent heart-shaped balloon by her side adds a playful touch to this vibrant moment.

Come and enjoy a wonderful vacation with Cyrene~

Nendoroid Rebuild of Evangelion Rei Ayanami (Re-run)

The First Child.

From the popular animated film series "Rebuild of Evangelion" comes a rerelease of the Nendoroid of the First Child, Rei Ayanami. She comes with three face plates including a standard expression, a blushing expression and a smiling expression.

For optional parts, she comes with her bag, a rag & bucket and kneeling lower-half parts to recreate scenes from her everyday school life. Additionally, eye patch and bandage parts are included, allowing you to recreate her injured appearance. Be sure to add her to your collection, along with the other Evangelion Nendoroids!

Made at GSC's 'Lucky Factory' in Tottori, Japan.
This product will be made at Good Smile Company's 'Lucky Factory', which was completed on the 5th December 2014. The product will be proudly 'Made in Japan', and sent all over the world for fans to enjoy.

Nendoroid Rebuild of Evangelion Asuka Shikinami Langley (Re-run)

The Second Child.

From the popular animated film series "Rebuild of Evangelion" comes a rerelease of the Nendoroid of the Second Child, Asuka Shikinami Langley. She comes with three face plates including a standard expression, an angry expression and an expression pulling her eyelid down and sticking out her tongue.

She comes with her bag as an optional part and various hand parts including a pointing hand part in order to recreate various scenes from her everyday life. Be sure to add her to your collection, along with the other Evangelion Nendoroids!

Made at GSC's 'Lucky Factory' in Tottori, Japan.
This product will be made at Good Smile Company's 'Lucky Factory', which was completed on the 5th December 2014. The product will be proudly 'Made in Japan', and sent all over the world for fans to enjoy.

Nendoroid Uma Musume: Pretty Derby Matikanetannhauser (Re-run)

I'm gonna reach for the tippy-top! Ei, ei, mun!

From the game "Umamusume: Pretty Derby" comes a Nendoroid of the positive and hardworking but slightly air-headed Matikanetannhauser!

Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium Florence: Marvelous Yam Pastry Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure

Under the planning and production of Calbone, the character Florence from the mobile game "Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium" is now available as 1/7 scale figure in her outfit"Marvelous Yam Pastry!" A chibi-style magnet is planned as a bonus item. Make sure not to miss out!

Gakuen Idolm@ster Lilja Katsuragi -Hakusen- 1/7 Scale Figure

:From THE IDOLM@STER Gakuen comes a long-awaited scale figure of the hardworking Swedish girl, Lilja Katsuragi, based on her song Hakusen!*

Her charm is faithfully recreated through a pose reminiscent of her in-game choreography and the natural, genuine smile she shows on stage.
The bold design of her skirt conveying a sense of movement and the delicate paintwork applied with lighting in mind further enhance the charm of her Hakusen outfit.

Like other figures in the Kotobukiya THE IDOLM@STER Gakuen series, the base features the Hatsuboshi Gakuen school emblem, creating a unified look when displayed together.

Grande Scale Sousai Shojo Teien Dress Up Body -M- w/ Frame Arms Girl Stylet

STYLET joins the GRANDE SCALE DRESS UP BODY series!

The original CAD data of DRESS UP BODY [M] has been enlarged and remodeled, and while maintaining its simple yet highly articulated structure, it can now be easily combined with 1/6 scale doll clothes and accessories!
(The model is approx. 21cm in height without the head part.)

Product Highlights!

[Head Part]
The kit includes the head part from GRANDE SCALE STYLET without the headgear.
As a bonus part, the back of the head from INNOCENTIA is included, allowing for a standard short hairstyle or a set of twintails to be recreated.
The bangs can be swapped between standard bangs and bangs with joints. Cat ears can be attached to the bangs with joints.

[Two Body Types]
The set includes two models with different body types.
*The set includes only one head part.
The loungewear body wears a short camisole tank top and shorts, ideal for settings like relaxing at home.
The innerwear body has been designed for use with separately sold doll clothes for 22cm to 25cm models.
*Note that some clothes may not fit the model depending on their specs or designs.

[Three Different Length Neck Joints]
The set includes three types of neck joints.
Choose and assemble the model with the joint that best fits the height of the collar of the clothes.
The size of the ball joints on each are the same as the Frame Arms Girl GRANDE SCALE series kits, making them compatible.

[Sliding Neck Joint]
The neck joints have the forward and back sliding feature from Koyomi Takanashi【Swim Style】, allowing for dynamic vertical movement such as tucking in the chin and looking up. It can be used to prevent hair parts from getting in the way of articulation.

[Different Length Socks]
The set comes with three types of interchangeable calf parts and socks: short socks, high socks, and thigh-high socks.
*The same thigh parts will be used when assembling legs with the short socks or high socks.

[Material Colors]
The body uses Skin Color A which makes it interchangeable with parts from the Frame Arms Girl GRANDE SCALE series kits.

What is GRANDE SCALE?
GRANDE SCALE is an all-new model kit series that scales up the original Kotobukiya CAD data of models to a larger, even more impressive size.
The kit combines all the great features of a larger model, from ease of assembly and painting to range of play and poseability.

PLAMATEA Cutie Honey Nova Black Honey

:A jet-black honey, now available as a PLAMATEA plastic model!*

From "Cutie Honey Nova", a joint project between Dynamic Planning, Hobby Japan and Good Smile Company, comes a PLAMATEA of Black Honey, the soldier of mystery!

· The model stands at approx. 170mm in height and its joints are fully articulated.
· Nadare Takamine's character design has been faithfully captured in figure form.
· Translucent parts are utilized in several areas.
· Two exclusive swords–a Tachi and an Uchigatana–are included.
· Includes Fleuret, a long sword, boomerang and two handgun parts.
· Includes interchangeable front hair part with a visor attached.
· Four pre-painted face plates and four types of decals to customize expressions are included.
· In addition to water-slide eye decals for glancing eyes, decals for markings on various parts of the model are included.
· The various parts of model have been separated into different colored runners and pre-painted parts, making it easy to recreate the character with a simple assembly.
· Includes interchangeable hand parts.
· Articulated stand included.

Isekai Ryoko no Techo Series 04 Rookie Ranger Rebecca Hill Plastic Model Kit

Under the planning and production of PR Production, the original plastic model kit series "ISEKAI RYOKO NO TECHO" brings its forth character, the Rookie Ranger Rebecca Hill! Wearing a fresh green outfit inspired by the forest and carrying a wooden bow and arrows, Rebecca is ready for adventure. The kit includes 3 interchangeable face parts, along with various weapons and hand parts for different poses and scenes.
Join Rebecca and start your adventure in another world!

Robot Neoanthropinae Polynian Motoroid Pinkle (Bikini)

Megami Device B1R-L Chassis Kit Skin Color E

:A new original series of base models comes to Megami Device, the plastic model kit series combining Bishoujo-style beauties and heavy-duty weapons and armor!
B1R-L Chassis Kit Skin Color E joins the lineup!!*

This model is a remake by Masaki Apsy of the Block1 large sized standard body made for the early Megami models.
It has been reborn as a simple chassis kit with improved mobility, proportions, and ease of assembly while also maintaining as much compatibility as possible with past characters in the series.
The body comes in the large size used with the popular AUV series and includes two different types: the concept color and full-body skin color. These two configurations allow modelers to customize the color scheme and use the model as parts for other purposes in a wide range of ways.
This model adopts the printed movable eyes featured in the B1R-M model, a first in the Megami Device series. These face parts can also be swapped with Block2's standard faces and hair from models like the Buster Dolls.

Model Specifications:
・This kit includes runners for the bodies in both the concept color and full-body skin color E.
・In addition to the face with printed movable eyes, an unpainted face with blank movable eyes compatible with decals is included.
・The chest, abdomen, waist, and toe sections include both detailed and less detailed parts, allowing modelers to customize the level of detail they want in the model.
・The helmet allows the model's expression to be visible or not. The fins are articulated allowing for various poses.
・Shoulder blades have been included for more compatibility. The chests from existing Megami Device models (prior to the Buster Doll series) can be swapped in by replacing the default shoulder blades.
・Includes a back armament hanger with a 3mm compatible connector allowing existing parts to be attached, a tool resembling a blade for adjusting the eyes, and a stand for one-legged poses.

What is “Megami Device?”
Kotobukiya’s Megami Device series is a line of 14 cm (5½”) plastic model kits that come with a range of weapons and equipment that allow you to enjoy building and customizing your own Megami Device to use in robot battles.
Each character has a main body, or “machineca,” designed by Masaki Apsy, while the models’ unique armor and mechanics are designed in collaboration with a variety of guest illustrators.
The kits come with multi-colored parts and face parts pre-printed with tampography, making them easy to assemble with no paint required.
The kits are equipped with 3mm joints, making them compatible with all of the weapons in the Megami Device line as well as Kotobukiya’s other plastic model kit series!

Nendoroid The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Mahiru Shiina (Re-run)

"Um... Amane, I think you look really good too.

From the anime series "The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten" comes a Nendoroid of the most beautiful girl in school known as Angel, Mahiru Shiina!

Hatsune Miku: Music & Fire Works Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure

A special moment illuminated by fireworks now in your hands.

From "Character Vocal Series 01: Hatsune Miku" comes a 1/7 scale figure of Hatsune Miku based on the Hatsune Miku Happy 16th Birthday: Music & Fire Works - Time Capsule main visual illustration.

The wonder of illustrator Atiki's illustration, featuring Miku standing still against a backdrop of blooming fireworks illuminating the night sky, has been captured in figure form. From the refreshing colors of her yukata to her gentle smile glancing back at you, Miku's delicate charm has been carefully recreated. Her sash and silky, lustrous twin-tails fluttering in the wind are made with clear parts, giving the figure a translucent appearance that sparkles in the light of fireworks. Be sure to add this adorable and ephemeral Miku to your collection!

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Fairy Tail Mirajane Strauss: Bunny Ver. 1/4 Scale Figure

Mirajane, the poster girl for the Fairy Tail guild, is now available in a bunny outfit!

From the anime series "FAIRY TAIL" comes a bunny figure of Mirajane! Her gentle smile, fitting for the poster girl of Fairy Tail, has been memorably captured in figure form. You can't miss her bunny suit with its distinctive zipper design, or her overwhelming bosom nearly overflowing from it. Her slender legs are wrapped in cloth fishnet tights. Be sure to add this impressive 1/4 scale figure to your collection and display her with the upcoming Wendy Marvell: Bunny Ver.!

CHILLfigg Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya: Licht - The Nameless Girl Box Set

Pick one. Pick all. I want more! ♪

From the popular movie "Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA Licht Nameless Girl" comes a lineup of CHILLfigg figures! Enjoy the charm of both magical girl and school uniform outfits!

SWAV Illustration Tactical Bride Awayuki 1/7 Scale Figure

Huggy Good Smile Puella Magi Madoka Magica Madoka Kaname

From the anime series "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" comes Huggy Good Smile figure of Madoka Kaname!

Huggy Good Smile is a new chibi figure series. A magnet is mounted on the back of the head, and the arms of the figure can be moved up and down to pose it. Be sure to add them to your collection!

Huggy Good Smile Puella Magi Madoka Magica Homura Akemi

From the anime series "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" comes Huggy Good Smile figure of Homura Akemi!

Huggy Good Smile is a new chibi figure series. A magnet is mounted on the back of the head, and the arms of the figure can be moved up and down to pose it. Be sure to add them to your collection!

Love Live! Hasu no Sora Jogakuin School Idol Club Kaho Hinoshita Hikari no Naka de Hana Saite Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure

Love Live! Hasu no Sora Jogakuin School Idol Club Sayaka Murano Hikari no Naka de Hana Saite Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure

Love Live! Hasu no Sora Jogakuin School Idol Club Rurino Osawa Hikari no Naka de Hana Saite Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure

TENITOL TALL Gridman Universe Akane Shinjo: Sports Wear Ver.

TENITOL TALL Gridman Universe Rikka Takarada: Sports Wear Ver.

Nendoroid Hatsune Miku V4X (Re-run)

Presenting your Diva with a beautiful, colorful voice.

Hatsune Miku V4X, the virtual singer with even more natural pronunciation that can sing any genre exactly the way you like it, is now an adorable Nendoroid! Illustrator iXima's design has been recreated in adorable handheld size.

She comes with three face plates including a standard expression, a smiling expression and a starry-eyed expression filled with curiosity. Optional parts include a guitar, glasses and a variety of interchangeable hand parts, allowing you to display her in all kinds of poses. Be sure to add her to your collection!

Nendoroid Megurine Luka V4X

The bilingual singer with everything from sweet, breathy vocals to intense growls.

From "Character Vocal Series 03: Megurine Luka" comes a Nendoroid of Megurine Luka V4X!

Goddess of Victory: Nikke Shifty Standard Edition 1/7 Scale Figure

Goddess of Victory: Nikke Shifty Deluxe Edition 1/7 Scale Figure