Vocaloid Figures Beyond Miku: GUMI, Kagamine, KAITO Collecti

Hatsune Miku gets all the attention, but if you're a serious Vocaloid collector, you know the real treasures are the non-Miku character figures — GUMI (Megpoid), the Kagamine twins, KAITO, MEIKO, Luka, and the deeper roster.

This guide covers what's available, why these figures sell out faster than Miku's, and how to find them through Japan-based sourcing.

The Vocaloid character lineup (worth collecting)

• Megpoid GUMI — second-most-figured Vocaloid after Miku. Notable: Kotobukiya 1/8 scale, Max Factory Figma, Native creator collaborations
• Kagamine Rin & Len — twin characters, often released as pairs. Frequent Good Smile Company Nendoroid releases plus Max Factory scale figures
• KAITO — male Vocaloid, ice cream icon. Limited figures, mostly Nendoroid and prize figures
• MEIKO — original female adult Vocaloid. Rare figure releases, mostly Nendoroid V3 and Pop Up Parade
• Megurine Luka — bilingual Vocaloid. Strong figure presence, including Max Factory and Wing scale releases
• IA, ONE, Sekai — newer additions, smaller but growing figure catalog

Why non-Miku Vocaloid figures are harder to find

Hatsune Miku gets 10-20× the production volume of any other Vocaloid character. The math is brutal: a typical GUMI 1/8 scale figure might have a 3,000-5,000 unit production run, vs. Miku's 30,000-50,000. The Kagamine twins fall in between (5,000-10,000), and characters like KAITO or MEIKO might only see 1,000-3,000 units per figure.

Combine smaller print runs with passionate small fan bases, and you get figures that:

• Sell out in weeks at retail
• Rarely appear in overseas distribution
• Hold or appreciate in value on the secondary market
• Are the first to disappear from collector estate sales

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Our Vocaloid inventory regularly includes:

• Max Factory 1/7 and 1/8 scale figures (GUMI HSP Ver., Kagamine Rin/Len, Luka)
• Good Smile Company Nendoroids (full Vocaloid lineup as available)
• Project Diva accessory sets and PSP-3000 limited editions
• Tamagotchi × Piapro collaboration items (Hatsune Mikutchi, Future Miku)
• Copic Ciao Hatsune Miku limited edition sets
• Doko Demo Issho × Hatsune Miku Revoltech costume series
• SEGA prize figures (mid-range collector pieces)

Browse our live Vocaloid catalog:

• Hatsune Miku & Vocaloid collection
• Custom sourcing — tell us the specific Vocaloid figure you want

What to know before buying Vocaloid figures secondhand

• Check the base condition — Vocaloid figures often have intricate transparent bases (musical notes, water effects, stage platforms) that crack or yellow over time
• Hair paint chips are common on Miku and Luka — verify with multiple-angle photos before buying
• Original box and inserts add 20-40% to resale value — keep all packaging
• Authenticity — popular characters (especially Miku) have known knockoffs; verify the box printing quality, joint smoothness, and any included accessories against official manufacturer reference photos

We hand-inspect every figure before shipping and provide multiple condition photos in product listings. Licensed second-hand dealer (古物商許可番号 308942319801, Tokyo Metropolitan Public Safety Commission).

Upcoming Vocaloid releases to watch

The Vocaloid figure scene in 2026 is active. Expect:

• New Pop Up Parade releases from Good Smile Company across the main 6 characters
• Continued Project Sekai (= Project Diva successor) tie-in merchandise
• 15th anniversary commemorative figures for the original 2007 release
• Music label collaborations and concert tour exclusive goods

Bookmark this page or message us with your character wishlist — we'll alert you when matching items appear in our sourcing pipeline.

Last updated: May 2026.