Honkai: Star Rail Firefly Nendoroid Doll Pre-Orders Open

Good Smile Company has opened pre-orders for a Nendoroid Doll of Firefly in her Spring Missive costume, with a Japan release set for October 2027. It is the second figure built on that optional outfit, following the Myethos 1/8 scale release, and the second Firefly Nendoroid overall after the standard-costume version whose pre-orders closed in August 2026.

For collectors tracking Honkai: Star Rail news, the timing matters more than the doll itself. The standard Firefly Nendoroid is expected to appear worldwide around Q2 2027, which puts the doll roughly one shelf-cycle behind it — and the two share face plates, hand parts, and accessories.

At a Glance

• Product: Nendoroid Doll Firefly (Spring Missive), Good Smile Company
• Japan release: October 2027; worldwide release follows, exact date not stated in official materials
• Full doll price: 9,400 yen (approximately $60)
• Costume-only price: 4,400 yen (approximately $28)
• Pre-orders: open now via Good Smile Company and partners
• Direct-order bonus: selfie stick and a "little cat" bag charm, Good Smile Company store only

What Ships in the Box

A Nendoroid Doll is a fabric-clothed body on a magnetic stand, not a static PVC figure, so the accessory count is leaner than a standard Nendoroid release. The Spring Missive set includes:

• School uniform top and skirt
• Loafers with magnets for the stand
• School bag and underwear
• Several interchangeable hand parts
• Magnetic base
• One smiling face plate with matching hairstyle

The direct-order extras — the selfie stick and cat charm — are the only items not available through third-party retailers. If you want the full display, ordering from Good Smile Company directly is the only route.

Pricing and Compatibility

The costume-only tier is aimed at collectors who already own a Nendoroid Doll base body and want to dress it in Spring Missive. It is not a standalone figure.

Compatibility is the more interesting detail. Good Smile Company has confirmed that the face plates, hand parts, and accessories from the standard Firefly Nendoroid are compatible with this doll. That effectively turns the two releases into a modular kit: the standard figure's combat-adjacent expressions can be swapped onto the school-uniform body, and the doll's smiling plate can go the other way.

The Firefly Collector Timeline

Three Firefly products now sit on the same calendar, and the spacing is worth planning around.

1. Standard Nendoroid Firefly — pre-orders closed August 2026; worldwide rollout expected around Q2 2027.
2. Myethos 1/8 scale Spring Missive — the first figure based on the optional costume; release timing not stated in official materials.
3. Nendoroid Doll Spring Missive — Japan release October 2027, worldwide after that.

If you missed the standard Nendoroid window, the doll is not a substitute — it is a different body type and a different outfit. But the shared face plates mean the doll can absorb parts from the standard release, which softens the sting of a missed pre-order for anyone who mainly wants the expressions.

Firefly's Place in the Lineup

Firefly remains one of the more mechanically distinctive Break Effect carries in Honkai: Star Rail, and her figure line reflects that staying power. The standard Nendoroid, the Myethos scale, and now the doll form a three-tier collector ladder that mirrors how HoYoVerse tends to support a character with a dedicated endgame niche.

She is also not the first Honkai: Star Rail character to get a Nendoroid Doll. Dan Heng and Aventurine both received doll releases, which suggests Good Smile Company is treating the line as a recurring sub-series rather than a one-off. For collectors, that raises the odds of future Trailblazer-adjacent dolls — though no further characters are confirmed.

For players weighing the doll against in-game spending, the comparison is straightforward: 9,400 yen is roughly the cost of a few months of Express Supply Pass. That is a collector decision, not a roster decision, and nothing about the figure affects account progression.

Should You Buy?

Buy the full doll if you want the complete Spring Missive display and the direct-order selfie stick and cat charm. The extras are store-exclusive and will not reappear at general retailers.

Buy the costume only if you already own a Nendoroid Doll body and want the outfit without duplicating a base figure. At 4,400 yen it is the cheaper entry point, but it delivers no face plate beyond what the costume set includes.

Skip it if you are holding out for the standard Nendoroid's Q2 2027 worldwide release. The doll's shared parts mean you can revisit the Spring Missive outfit later without losing access to the expressions.

Conclusion

The Firefly Spring Missive Nendoroid Doll is a niche release aimed at existing Nendoroid Doll owners and dedicated Firefly collectors, not a general-audience figure. The October 2027 Japan window, the 9,400 yen full-doll price, and the store-exclusive selfie stick are the three details that should drive the decision. Worldwide timing beyond "after Japan" is not stated in official materials, so treat any specific global date as Unconfirmed — subject to change.

For more on Firefly's kit and banner history, see our 2.3 banner guide for Ruan Mei and Firefly and the earlier breakdown of Firefly's leaked abilities.