Zenless Zone Zero has been a merch afterthought compared to HoYoverse's other franchises for most of its run, with figures trickling out one at a time instead of landing in waves.
That changes with two figures shipping in close succession: APEX's Jane Doe and Myethos's Hoshimi Miyabi Sparkling Wonderland Ver.
Both are scale figures aimed at serious collectors rather than the blind-box format that dominated ZZZ merch early on, and both opened pre-orders with real, dated listings rather than vague teaser art.
Here is what is actually confirmed about each figure, what is still a retailer estimate, and what a new ZZZ collector should know before placing an order.
Zenless Zone Zero is HoYoverse's urban action RPG, the same studio behind Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, and it uses a roster of stylish playable Agents as its merchandising engine.
As the game's player base matured past its launch window, licensed figure manufacturers started treating its top-tier characters the same way they treat Genshin's cast: dedicated scale figures instead of generic prize-game grabs.
Jane Doe is an APEX release standing roughly 29.8cm tall including her base, cast in PVC and ABS and posed twirling one of her signature daggers.
HobbyLink Japan lists a confirmed release date of November 30, 2026, at $154.16 USD, and the first production run includes a bonus acrylic keychain while supplies last.
Hoshimi Miyabi Sparkling Wonderland Ver. is a Myethos release under the Gift+ line, a 1/8 scale figure around 22.6cm tall that reimagines Miyabi in a neon-lit stage outfit with metallic-painted accessories.
Unlike Jane Doe, her exact ship date is not settled yet across retailers, which matters enough to call out on its own below.
Jane Doe's November 30, 2026 date is a hard, retailer-confirmed release date, not a rough estimate, and HobbyLink Japan's preorder slots were already full at the time of writing.
Miyabi's figure is genuinely split: some retailers list a November 2026 window, HoYoverse's own merchandise store shows a December 2026 dispatch estimate, and at least one import retailer lists early January 2027.
Treat Miyabi's date as a range rather than a fixed day, and confirm the specific retailer's own estimate before budgeting around it, since pre-order availability does not guarantee a November arrival.
A figure's scale (1/7, 1/8) describes its size relative to the character's in-universe height, so a 1/7 figure is noticeably larger on the shelf than a 1/8 figure of the same character.
Gift+ is simply Myethos's figure sub-line branding, not a separate scale standard, so don't assume it changes sizing conventions versus a standard scale release.
Genshin Impact's figure line is years ahead of ZZZ's in volume, with multiple manufacturers now running overlapping Nendoroid, blind-box, and scale-figure tracks for the same characters.
ZZZ is roughly where Genshin was when its first wave of scale figures (Kaeya, Yae Miko) started landing, which is useful context for setting expectations on availability and secondary-market pricing going forward.
Collectors already running a Genshin shelf can fold both ZZZ figures into the same setup rather than starting a separate display, and an enclosed EVORETRO 5-Tier Acrylic Display Case keeps a mixed HoYoverse lineup dust-free behind one clear front panel.
HobbyLink Japan, Tokyo Figure, and AmiAmi all currently carry listings for one or both figures, though availability shifts fast once a retailer's allocation fills.
Import retailers based in Japan tend to get the earliest and largest allocations for HoYoverse-licensed figures, so checking those sites first is usually more productive than waiting on a Western retailer to list the same piece later.
Both figures ship from Japan-based retailers, so factor international shipping and any applicable customs duties into your total cost beyond the listed $154.16 or similar sticker price.
A figure this size also ships in a reasonably large box, so combining an order with another pre-order from the same retailer can meaningfully reduce the per-item shipping cost.
November 30, 2026, per HobbyLink Japan's confirmed listing.
No, estimates range from November 2026 to early January 2027 depending on the retailer.
Jane Doe is 1/7 scale; Hoshimi Miyabi Sparkling Wonderland is 1/8 scale.
No, this is the first dedicated ZZZ figure post on the blog.
With two serious scale figures finally landing for Zenless Zone Zero, this is a good moment to set up a proper display shelf before the first-run bonuses sell out. An EVORETRO 4-Step Acrylic Display Stand gives both figures a tiered, dust-conscious home without crowding each other.
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