Good Smile Company is turning one of hololive English's most popular duos into a matched pair of Nendoroids.
Nendoroid Fuwawa Abyssgard and Nendoroid Mococo Abyssgard, the demon guard-dog twin sisters known together as FUWAMOCO, are both planned for a Japan release in November 2026, sold separately rather than as a bundled set.
Good Smile has built the two figures specifically to be displayed as a pair, down to a shared hand-holding accessory part, which makes this one of the more deliberately paired Nendoroid releases in recent memory.
Here is what is actually in each box, how the pair is meant to be displayed together, and what a two-figure Nendoroid set like this needs for long-term protection.
Nendoroid Fuwawa Abyssgard stands approximately 10cm tall and ships with three face plates: a happy smile, a standard smile, and a winking expression, giving her more expression variety than a typical single-character Nendoroid.
Her accessories include a donut, a microphone tying into her hololive singing and streaming persona, and a hand-holding part specifically designed to pair with Mococo's figure for a joint display pose.
Mococo Abyssgard is built to the same roughly 10cm scale as her sister and includes her own joined-hands part, along with an included figure of Pero, the duo's mascot character, adding a third small piece to the shared display.
Selling the two figures separately rather than bundled means a collector can pick up just one half of FUWAMOCO, but the hand-holding parts only make full sense once both figures are on the shelf together.
The joined-hands accessory is the clearest signal that Good Smile intended these two Nendoroids to be bought and displayed together rather than treated as two independent releases.
This kind of deliberate pairing is relatively rare even within Good Smile's own catalog, and it reflects how central the twin dynamic is to FUWAMOCO's identity as a hololive English unit.
Each figure carries a reference price of 7,800 JPY, in line with standard Nendoroid pricing, and the November 2026 release is confirmed for the Japanese market first.
Good Smile Company has historically followed a Japan-first release pattern for hololive-related Nendoroids before wider international distribution, so collectors outside Japan should expect to order through an import storefront or wait for a later general release window.
Good Smile has already turned several hololive talents into Nendoroid form, including figures tied to hololive English -Advent-, the same generation FUWAMOCO debuted under.
A pairing this specific adds a new wrinkle to collecting hololive Nendoroids as a set, since display planning now has to account for figures explicitly designed to interact with each other rather than stand independently.
A joined-hands pose only reads correctly if both figures sit close enough together on the shelf, which means a single wide display case works better here than two separate narrow ones.
Planning shelf space for the pair before either figure ships keeps the display intentional rather than improvised once both boxes actually arrive.
A clear-top case also makes it easier to swap between Fuwawa's three face plates without disturbing Mococo's half of the display, which matters more with a joined pose than with two figures standing independently.
FUWAMOCO has grown into one of hololive English's most-watched acts since debuting under the Advent generation, and a paired Nendoroid release at this level of design effort suggests Good Smile sees real demand for figures built around the duo's specific dynamic rather than generic solo releases.
If this pairing sells well, it would not be surprising to see Good Smile apply the same joined-parts approach to other hololive duos and groups down the line, which is worth watching if you collect hololive figures broadly rather than just this one unit.
It also raises the stakes on pre-order timing, since a paired release with this much design intention tends to sell through its first production run faster than a standalone figure would.
Separately, though both include a part designed to pair with the other figure.
Japan release is planned for November 2026.
Approximately 10cm, in line with standard Nendoroid scale.
Yes, Mococo Abyssgard ships with an included figure of the mascot Pero.
They debuted as part of hololive English's Advent generation.
A paired Nendoroid release like this deserves a case wide enough for both figures together, so check out EVORETRO's Acrylic Clear Top Display Case ahead of the November release.
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