Hatsune Miku by NTR STUDIO: Project Sekai +18 figure with 1/6 diorama

Hatsune Miku 1/6 It’s the new piece from NTR STUDIO for Project Sekai, a diorama of PU resin which takes the idol into explicit territory. Pre-orders open on November 8, 2026, and the release is scheduled for the third quarter of 2027.

The figure measures 20 cm high, 9 cm wide, and 12 cm long, and features two views of the character on a single panel: the upper torso on the front and the lower body on the back. The piece is completed with a card depicting the same figure fully clothed, a deliberate contrast to the contents of the diorama.

Hatsune Miku 1/6 by NTR STUDIO on black base and checkered panel
  • Study: NTR STUDIO
  • Character: Hatsune Miku
  • Franchise/IP: Project Sekai
  • Scale: 1/6 (20 cm high × 9 cm wide × 12 cm long)
  • Material: PU resin
  • Versions: single version
  • Pre-sale: November 8, 2026
  • Launch: third quarter of 2027 (estimated by the study)
  • Full price: USD $271.00
  • Reserve with deposit: USD $48.00

This is the 1/6 scale Hatsune Miku figure from NTR STUDIO

The display functions as a diorama: Hatsune Miku’s upper torso emerges from a vertical panel, her arms raised and held in place by bands, while on the reverse of the same panel appear her hips, buttocks, and legs flexed outwards. The front shows her breasts and nipples exposed; the back reveals her female genitalia, an erect penis between her buttocks, and traces of simulated white fluid on her skin. The entire piece rests on a stepped, rectangular black base that supports the blue and white checkered panel.

Figure with black strap harness and teal tie
Detail of the blue and white checkered panel of the diorama

The clothing is reduced to a classic teal tie, a harness of black and gray straps with rings that encircles the torso and chest, armbands, tall black boots with turquoise trim, and a green garment peeking out at the hip. A red ball bearing is placed in the character’s mouth, and around the assembly are handcuffs, vibrator cables inserted into his genitals, and a sign prohibiting touching the exhibits. In the final finish, the skin appears matte while the hair and various accessories have a glossy sheen; the studio indicates the material is PU resin.

Reverse side of the diorama with hips and legs flexed
Chains, pink cables, and display mounting accessories

Hatsune Miku Price and Pre-order

The full price of the Hatsune Miku 1/6 scale figure at ORZGK is USD $271.00, with the option to pre-order via a USD $48.00 deposit that only covers the order placement. Pre-orders begin on November 8, 2026, and the estimated release is in the third quarter of 2027, according to the studio’s own schedule. The product details and payment options are available at [link to product page]. ORZGK’s record.

Hatsune Miku de NTR STUDIO: la figura +18 de Project Sekai con diorama 1/6
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Hatsune Miku de NTR STUDIO: la figura +18 de Project Sekai con diorama 1/6

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Stepped base and card with the fully clothed figure

Who is Hatsune Miku in Project Sekai

Hatsune Miku was born as a virtual singer within the Vocaloid ecosystem and has become a pervasive presence in Japanese music and collectibles. In Project Sekai, she shares space with other virtual singers linked to the game’s various groups, and this ability to adapt to different styles allows her to be found both on an idol stage and in a studio piece like this one, where the character is reinterpreted from an adult perspective.

Is the NTR STUDIO Hatsune Miku figure worth it?

The 1/6 scale here translates to 20 cm in height, a modest size that coexists with a somewhat complex assembly: two views on the same panel force you to decide which side of the diorama is visible. The finishing work plays with the contrast between the matte skin and the shine of the hair and accessories, and the added elements—straps, chains, cables, sign—give density to a composition that reads more like a scene than a single figure.

It’s a piece designed for display cases where visitors pause to examine it closely, and for collectors who value staging and explicit detail over a neutral silhouette. The card featuring the clothed version adds a second layer of meaning that works well alongside the diorama.

Would you place the 1/6 scale Hatsune Miku facing forward to show off her torso, or would you turn the panel around to reveal her back?

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