hololive English's FuwaMoco duo, Fuwawa and Mococo Abyssgard, have grown from a niche debut into one of the most requested figure pairs in the hololive production lineup. Good Smile Company answered with two dedicated Nendoroid releases, Nendoroid Fuwawa Abyssgard and Nendoroid Mococo Abyssgard, each sold separately but designed to be displayed side by side.
Both figures carry a model number in Good Smile's 2918 to 2919 range, a 7,800 JPY price point, and a roughly 100mm standing height once assembled. A dedicated hand-holding part lets the pair link up on the shelf, which is the whole reason most collectors are buying both instead of just one.
Release timing has been genuinely inconsistent across sources, and this guide leads with that honestly rather than picking the date that sounds best. Some retailer listings point to a November 2026 Japan shipment, while others place the figures in January 2027.
Whichever date lands first in your region, the real planning questions are the same: what is actually in the box, how fragile is that packaging, and what should you buy now so the figures are protected the moment they clear customs.
Fuwawa and Mococo are hololive English's -Advent- generation hellhound sisters, known for an energetic dynamic that made them breakout talents almost immediately after debut. Their fanbase nickname, FuwaMoco, has become shorthand across merchandise listings and fan art alike.
Good Smile's decision to Nendoroid-ify them rather than go straight to a larger scale figure line reflects how quickly a VTuber property can justify chibi-format merchandise once a fandom hits critical mass. That same speed is part of why accurate release-date tracking matters more here than on a long-established property.
Nendoroid Mococo Abyssgard ships with three interchangeable faceplates covering a cheerful smile, a standard smile, and a wink, plus accessory pieces including a donut, a microphone, and her plush mascot Pero. Fuwawa Abyssgard's own accessory set follows the same general Nendoroid formula with character-specific props.
Both boxes use Good Smile's standard window-box design, the same format that has shipped thousands of other Nendoroids. That consistency is useful for planning protection, since the same protector sizing that works for other recent Nendoroids will fit these two as well.
Pre-orders for both figures ran from June 23 through August 19, 2026, which is solidly confirmed across retailer pages. The actual ship date is where sources diverge, with a Japan-first November 2026 window appearing alongside a broader January 2027 release in other listings.
Treat the November date as the earlier, Japan-specific possibility and January 2027 as the safer planning assumption for international buyers. Either way, pre-order holders should have their protection supplies ready before the figures arrive rather than scrambling afterward.
A sealed Nendoroid box is corrugated cardboard wrapped around a plastic display window, and that window is the first thing to scuff, yellow, or crack under normal handling. Shelf dust and UV exposure do slow, cumulative damage that is easy to miss until the box is already degraded.
For a two-figure set bought specifically to display together, box condition matters even more, since a scuffed window on one half of the pair is visually obvious next to a pristine one. Matching protection for both boxes from day one avoids that mismatch entirely.
Good Smile's standard Nendoroid box dimensions have stayed consistent across most mainline releases for years, which is why a general-purpose Nendoroid protector fits the vast majority of current figures without a character-specific mold. The EVORETRO Nendoroid protector linked below is built to that standard sizing.
Archival-grade, acid-free PET matters more than it sounds like it should: standard plastics can yellow or off-gas over years of storage, which is the opposite of what a long-term FuwaMoco display is meant to avoid.
If you plan to open both figures and use the hand-holding part for an out-of-box display, an acrylic riser or tiered stand keeps the pair elevated and visible without needing to disturb the original packaging at all. That also solves the common problem of posed Nendoroids disappearing on a crowded shelf.
Collectors who want to keep resale value intact should protect the boxes even if they also build an out-of-box display, since graded or boxed secondary-market prices for popular VTuber Nendoroids tend to track box condition closely.
Direct sunlight is the single fastest way to fade both the printed box art and the figure's paint over time, so keep any FuwaMoco display away from windows regardless of which protection method you choose. Basements and attics bring their own humidity swings that stress cardboard and adhesive over months, not days.
A dedicated hololive shelf with consistent temperature and indirect light will keep both figures and their packaging in sellable, display-ready condition for years rather than months.
No, Good Smile lists them as two separate Nendoroid purchases, though some retailers offer a bundled discount.
Yes, both follow Good Smile's standard Nendoroid window-box format, so a single protector size fits either one.
Both appear across retailer listings; treat November as a possible Japan-first date and January 2027 as the safer planning assumption.
No, it is an out-of-box accessory, so displaying the pair linked together requires opening both figures.
Whether your pair lands in November or January, having protection on hand before the figures ship means zero scramble when the delivery notification hits. The EVORETRO Nendoroid acid-free protector is sized for the standard box both Fuwawa and Mococo ship in, so one order covers the whole pair.
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