Trigun Nendoroid Pair Opens Preorders at 8,690 Yen Each

According to Chugai Mining’s official special page, preorders have opened for the Trigun Maximum Nendoroid Vash the Stampede and Nendoroid Nicholas D. Wolfwood. The preorder window runs from July 21 to August 21, 2026, the official price is 8,690 yen each, and release is scheduled for December 2026.

The official preorder period and price have been confirmed

Chugai Mining’s official special page lists both products at 8,690 yen each. The preorder period is July 21 to August 21, 2026, with release scheduled for December 2026.

In its July 21 article, Dengeki Hobby Web also confirmed Amazon.co.jp preorder availability and a sale price of 8,380 yen each. Because official pricing and retailer pricing can differ, buyers should check each store’s price, bonuses, shipping fees, and import-related costs before placing an order.

Vash and Wolfwood take different approaches with their parts

Vash the Stampede comes with a standard face, a determined pose face, and a smiling face, plus a hand holding a donut and Love & Peace wrist parts. It is a compact lineup that captures the character’s lighter expressions and playful poses.

Wolfwood includes a standard face, a cigarette-in-mouth face, and a pikopiko face, along with the Punisher. The Punisher can be recreated in both normal and combat forms by swapping parts, so when placed next to Vash, the contrast between the two characters comes through even without dialogue.

What to check before preordering

Both products are non-scale painted movable figures made of ABS and PVC, with an approximate height of 100 mm. Good Smile Company is listed as the manufacturer and seller, while Chugai Mining is listed for planning and release.

The key question is whether to choose one character or display both together. Vash focuses on expressions and wrist parts, while Wolfwood centers on weapons and sunglasses parts. For Trigun fans, it makes more sense to compare display combinations and preorder bonuses before simply looking at the single-item price.