Haikyuu Nendoroid Guide

Have you just recently discovered your obsession with Haikyuu!! and are planning to go on a mission to collect all of the boys’ Nendoroids? In that case, you better stick to this guide cause I’ll be talking about every Haikyuu!! Nendoroid that you’ll want to have in your possession.

You see, I’m an anime figure collector myself. So not only am I updated with what’s new, but I also know what your concerns about collecting are since they’re mine as well. With that said, what I have in store for you should make diving into Haikyuu!! Nendoroids much easier and less stressful on the whole.

Bottom Line Up Front

Right now, there are a total of 33 Haikyuu!! Nendoroids that have been released. This includes 2 Swacchao! versions, and multiple variants of several characters. Even if you were to cut down and only collect a single version of every character, you’d still be left with 21 Nendoroids.

Not to mention, since many of them have been out in the market for a couple of years, you won’t be able to buy them at SRP since they’re not available at retail stores anymore. In other words, you’ll have to hunt down Nendoroids if you want a complete Haikyuu!! collection.

If you’re ready for that kind of situation, you should get to it right away to avoid missing more releases.

Haikyuu!! Line

Karasuno High School Boys’ Volleyball Team

These are all the members of the anime TV series’ primary team.

1. Nendoroid Hinata Shoyo

This is the first-ever version of Haikyuu’s main protagonist, Hinata Shoyo. He’s wearing Karasuno’s volleyball team’s mostly black uniform that they use in seasons 1 to 4 of the anime.

Release date: 1st release January 2015, 2nd release January 2016, 3rd release May 2017, and 4th release December 2020

SRP: 29.88$

Rarity level: Moderate to High

Pros

• This is the most well-known version of Shoyo since it’s his constant look for the majority of the series.
• You can display this figure in various poses cause it comes with many body parts.
• You can mimic a lot of Shoyo’s scenes from the anime since this figure includes a partial net, volleyball, and a base with the design of a volleyball court.

Cons

• You only have half of a volleyball net and a single strip of the volleyball court’s floor.

2. Nendoroid Hinata Shoyo: Karasuno High School Volleyball Club’s Jersey Version

Since Shoyo’s a beloved character of Haikyuu!!, Good Smile Company also released this version of him in his training gear. It’s his normal get-up when he’s not in class or a volleyball tournament.

Release date: 1st release August 2015, 2nd release February 2016, 3rd release May 2016, and 4th release (updated version: smaller box) September 2018

SRP: 25.29$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• You can use the faceplates of the other Shoyo versions for this figure
• You get to enjoy a somewhat casual version of Shoyo eating his meat buns

Cons

• This version feels bare compared to the first one since it only has the Nendoroid, 2 arm parts attached to the meat buns, and a bag.

3. Nendoroid Hinata Shoyo: The New Karasuno Version

The 3rd version of Shoyo is in his second volleyball uniform, an orange jersey, which he wears in the 13th episode of Haikyuu!! To The Top, the 4th season of the anime TV series.

Release date: December 2020

SRP: 31.94 – 43.99$

Rarity level: Moderate to High

Pros

• This figure has the funny and goofy expressions that Shoyo regularly makes in the anime.
• The figure essentially has all the same accessories as the first version, the volleyball, volleyball court base, and partial volleyball net.
• This version has more accessories than the previous Shoyo Nendoroids

Cons

• This version is slightly different from the other ones cause its hair and eye color are brighter and richer in comparison

4. Nendoroid Hinata Shoyo Swacchao! Version

Cause he’s one of the most popular Nendoroids to exist, Shoyo naturally got a Swacchao! variant. This version has the same black uniform with orange details as the first Nendoroid version and is permanently seated.

Release date: December 2021

SRP: 27.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure is a cheaper alternative to the regular Shoyo Nendoroids
• You can display this figure in tight places and on edges

Cons

• You can’t do much with this figure since you can’t change the pose, and it doesn’t come with extra parts.

5. Nendoroid Kageyama Tobio

The King of the Court’s first version is available in his Karasuno volleyball uniform for your entertainment. This is how he looks from season 1 to 4, making this Tobio Nendoroid indispensable in your Haikyuu!! collection.

Release date: 1st release May 2015, 2nd release January 2016, 3rd release May 2017, and 4th release April 2021

SRP: 29.09 – 36.09$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• This is the only version of Tobio that you can turn into the ‘King of the Court’ cause it includes the crown that you see him wear in the anime.
• This figure includes many body parts, accessories, and faceplates

Cons

• This figure quickly increases price since it’s always in high demand.

6. Nendoroid Kageyama Tobio: Karasuno High School Volleyball Club’s Jersey Version

While Tobio is cute in his uniform, he’s just as attractive in his practice clothes. It’s the only out of volleyball uniform outfit he has so far.

Release date: 1st release August 2015, 2nd release February 2016, 3rd release May 2016, and 4th release (updated version: smaller box) September 2018

SRP: 25.29 – 32.29$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• This is the only version that includes Tobio’s milk carton accessory
• You can use the meat buns accessories from Shoyo’s Jersey version with this figure since both arms are wearing long sleeves

Cons

• This figure is lacking in accessories and body parts, especially when compared to the first and second uniform versions.

7. Nendoroid Kageyama Tobio: The New Karasuno Version

Like Shoyo, a new Nendoroid of Tobio wearing the new orange uniform of Karasuno’s volleyball team in season 4 was released. It’s basically an updated version of the first Tobio Nendoroid.

Release date: February 2021

SRP: 31.94 – 40.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• Although this figure doesn’t come with a crown, it’s got more accessories and body parts than the previous Nendoroid versions of Tobio.
• This figure comes with 3 faceplates that you can use with the other Tobios

Cons

• The default faceplate kind of seems off at some angles since the smile is placed higher than usual

8. Nendoroid Kageyama Tobio Swacchao! Version

As one of the major characters of Haikyuu!!, the master setter also gets a Swacchao! version that looks like the first Tobio Nendoroid.

Release date: December 2021

SRP: 27.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• You can get this figure without any hassle since it’s not as sought after as the regular Nendoroid line.
• Due to its position, you can display this figure in areas that the typical Nendoroids can’t fit, like on top of monitors, tv, and similar places.

Cons

• The sitting body parts, most notably the arms, appear stiff and unnatural.

9. Nendoroid Nishinoya Yu

If you’re fond of the spirited and animated libero of Karasuno’s boys’ volleyball team, you’ll be happy to have Noya in this charming Nendoroid version.

Release date: 1st release May 2016, 2nd release November 2018, and 3rd release May 2021

SRP: 47.14$

Rarity level: Low to Moderate

Pros

• You can drastically change the appearance of this figure since the 2 hair parts have different hairstyles and 3 differing faceplates.
• This figure comes with many body parts and accessories, so you can duplicate a lot of Noya’s diving moves from the anime.

Cons

• Unlike Shoyo and Tobio’s first versions, this figure doesn’t come with a volleyball net part.

10. Nendoroid Nishinoya Yu: The New Karasuno Version

Experience Noya’s intensified enthusiasm for volleyball with his new predominantly black uniform that he puts on in the 4th season of the anime, Haikyuu!! To The Top.

Release date: October 2021

SRP: 40.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• Instead of the first version, you can get this since most parts and accessories are the same. The only difference is the faceplates and removable popsicle accessory.
• This figure isn’t as expensive as the older Noya Nendoroid

Cons

• The thin stand for the ball is a bit fragile, so you have to be careful when handling it.

11. Nendoroid Tanaka Ryunosuke Solo Version/Tanaka Ryunosuke & Yu Nishinoya Extra Parts Set

You can’t have a complete Haikyuu!! set without Karasuno’s noisy and mischievous wing spiker.

Release date: November 2018

SRP: 33.84$/40.49$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• This figure has some of the most unforgettable expressions of Ryu from the anime.
• Go for the Ryunosuke Tanaka & Yu Nishinoya Extra Part Set version. You’ll get a faceplate and body parts for Noya that matches Ryu’s so they can have the same shocked look from the anime.

Cons

• This figure’s solo and extra parts set have only gotten a single release, so it’s costly.

12. Nendoroid Azumane Asahi

Your collection couldn’t be called Karasuno’s boys’ volleyball team without the ace and the oldest looking of the bunch, Asahi.

Release date: October 2018

SRP: 39.69$ – 48.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• Throughout the series, you’ll have two of Asahi’s most recognizable hairstyles, his hair up in a bun with a hairband and one with his hair in only a bun.
• This figure has all the basic expressions of Asahi to show his personality from the anime.

Cons

• This figure only comes with 1 accessory, a volleyball.

13. Nendoroid Tsukishima Kei

In spite of his condescending and irritable nature, Tsukki is a fan fave, undoubtedly making this a must-have for any Haikyuu!! Nendoroid collection.

Release date: 1st release August 2016, 2nd release October 2017, and 3rd release April 2021

SRP: 32.89 – 39.89$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• You can relish 2 of Tsukki’s recognizable smug expressions with this figure.
• This figure includes all the necessary parts and accessories to imitate Tsukki’s playstyle from the anime.

Cons

• Tsukki’s a middle blocker, yet this figure doesn’t come with a net part, only a volleyball court base.

14. Nendoroid Sawamura Daichi

Karasuno’s boys’ volleyball team can’t be created if you don’t get its most responsible player and captain, Daichi, in his Nendoroid form.

Release date: 1st release October 2017 and 2nd release August 2022

SRP: 46.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure has the cross-popping vein on its hand that you can use to copy the scene of Daichi’s first meeting with Nekoma’s captain, Tetsurou, in episode 12 of the first season.
• Due to Daichi’s position as captain, this is the sole figure in Karasuno’s team, including a jacket and support flag accessories.

Cons

• This figure only has one pair of arms that you can use to recreate any practice or tournament scene from the anime.

15. Nendoroid Sugawara Koushi

Don’t even think of skipping Suga‘s Nendoroid cause he’s a necessity to Karasuno’s volleyball team as one of its major supporting players and pillars.

Release date: 1st release February 2017, and 2nd releases January 2021

SRP: 30.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• With its 3 smiling faceplates, this figure perfectly exhibits the cheerful and caring vibe that Suga radiates in the anime.
• You can do a variety of poses with this figure since it has tons of arm parts.

Cons

• This figure only comes with 1 accessory, a volleyball

16. Nendoroid Yamaguchi Tadashi

Though he may not be part of the team’s starting players, the easily flustered Yamaguchi is just as relevant to the story as the main members. So you’ve got to get him to have Karasuno’s full set.

Release date: September 2017

SRP: 32.89$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• This figure has the basic parts and accessories he uses in the anime
• This Nendoroid includes many arm parts, making him a bit more poseable than the others

Cons

• It only has 2 accessories and 1 leg part

Nekoma High School Boys’ Volleyball Team

The longtime rival of Karasuno High School’s boys’ volleyball team consists of the following characters.

17. Nendoroid Kozume Kenma

Nekoma’s current team wouldn’t be as impressive if it wasn’t for its vital member and skilled setter, Kenma. This is why his spot can’t be vacant when you’re a Haikyuu!! Nendoroid collector.

Release date: 1st release July 2016, 2nd release May 2017, and 3rd release April 2022

SRP: 48.99$

Rarity: Low

Pros

• You can display Kenma in his staple sitting down position while playing, as this figure comes with a sitting part.
• This figure comes with Nekoma’s mascot, a cat accessory

Cons

• Even though he’s Nekoma’s starting setter, this figure doesn’t have the same effect parts as Kageyama’s first Nendoroid version.

18. Nendoroid Kozume Kenma: Second Uniform Version

Since Kenma’s loved by fans and is significant to the storyline of Haikyuu!! he also gets a new uniform version. He now wears a white one with red details in place of the previous red jersey with black trimmings.

Release date: August 2022

SRP: 48.99$

Rarity: Low

Pros

• This figure has more accessories than the first version, a volleyball, a cat, a cellphone, and a slice of apple pie.
• The expressions of this figure are more diverse than the first Nendoroid version.

Cons

• All of the body parts are the same as in the first version.

19. Nendoroid Kozume Kenma: School Uniform Version

Kenma’s true gamer self is on full display with this Nendoroid. Aside from that, you’ll also get to savor his everyday student look. It’s something that you don’t see as much in the anime.

Release date: January 2019

SRP: 28.14 – 36.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• This figure has loads of accessories, a gaming console, backpack, a special base, and a train background.
• You can enjoy a hand or hands-inside-pocket look with this figure

Cons

• This doesn’t come with any leg parts, so it can only do standing poses.

20. Nendoroid Kuroo Tetsurou

Besides Kenma, you’ll also need to add the crafty captain of Nekoma in your Haikyuu!! Nendoroid collection. This version of Tetsurou successfully expresses his scheming and playful nature in Nendoroid form.

Release date: 1st release April 2017 and 2nd release June 2021

SRP: 32.89 – 41.99$

Rarity level: Low to Moderate

Pros

• Cause Tetsurou’s a captain, this figure comes with a jacket that the other Nekoma members don’t have.
• This figure can enjoy plenty of poses since it includes many body parts and accessories.

Cons

• Since Tetsurou’s hair is really spikey, you might have a bit of a hard time holding it when you replace the faceplate.

21. Nendoroid Kuroo Tetsurou: Second Uniform Version

A master of pushing everyone’s buttons, Tetsurou, receives a second Nendoroid form, wearing Nekoma’s second uniform as seen in the 4th season of Haikyuu!! To The Top.

Release date: August 2022

SRP: 48.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• The faceplates of this figure precisely match Tetsurou’s frequent expressions in the 4th season of the anime TV series.
• This version has more accessories than the first Tetsurou Nendoroid

Cons

• Except for the faceplates and additional accessories, there isn’t much difference between this version and the older one

22. Nendoroid Haiba Lev

Whether you love or hate him, the gigantic Lev and his whip-like arm got the Nendoroid treatment after becoming a consistent part of Nekoma’s main team.

Release date: January 2018

SRP: 32.89 – 41.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• The figure’s whip arm doesn’t appear off since it’s exactly how Lev’s arm looks when he strikes the ball in the Haikyuu!! OVA and TV series
• This figure’s faceplates are faithful to Lev’s facial expressions in the anime.

Cons

• You can’t do any diving or kneeling poses with this figure since there aren’t any leg parts that are bent at the knee.

23. Nendoroid Yaku Morisuke

Nicknamed Demon-senpai by his teammates, Yaku is a core member and the libero of Nekoma’s volleyball team. Therefore when you want the entire Nekoma group, you’ll have to take this Nendoroid of him as well.

Release date: January 2018

SRP: 30.99 – 39.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• This figure comes with many arm parts and a pair of legs with bent knees, so you can do lots of poses.
• There’s a bonus leg part to create a kicking pose with this figure called the “Yaku’s Love Whip” to copy the scenes in the anime where Yaku kicks Lev.

Cons

• The only accessory you get with this figure is the volleyball

Aoba Johsai High School Boys’ Volleyball Team

Another rival of Karasuno’s and one of the top volleyball teams in Haikyuu!! is made up of these members.

24. Nendoroid Oikawa Tooru

Due to his cuteness and charisma, this Nendoroid of the captain and star setter of Aoba Johsai’s boys’ volleyball team, Oikawa, reigns as ‘best boy’ or ‘husbando’ for many Haikyuu! fans.

Release date: 1st release January 2016, 2nd Release May 2017, and 3rd release May 2021

SRP: 29.09 – 37.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Pros

• This figure has all the essential parts and accessories to demonstrate Oikawa’s lovable personality from the anime.
• You can replicate Oikawa’s famous ‘murder serve’ since this figure comes with an effect part for it.

Cons

• You need to carefully handle the individual strands of hair on top of his head cause they’re a little fragile.

25. Nendoroid Oikawa Tooru: School Uniform Version

The resident charmer of Haikyuu!! continues to capture hearts in this second Nendoroid version of him.

Release date: 1st release August 2018 and 2nd release September 2022

SRP: 39.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure focuses on Oikawa’s playful side, so it’s got the cheeky expressions he’s known for
• It comes with a good deal of accessories that the first version doesn’t have, like milk bread, a ramen shop background, and a special base.

Cons

• The poses for this figure are limited since there aren’t any leg parts included

26. Nendoroid Iwaizumi Hajime

Despite being the vice-captain, Hajime acts more like the captain of Aoba Johsai’s boys’ volleyball team and is considered Oikawa’s keeper. For this reason, you need to have this Nendoroid when you’re a fan of their team.

Release date: May 2017

SRP: 32.89 – 41.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• You get all of Hajime’s commonly used expressions from the anime
• Excluding Shoyo and Tobio’s Jersey versions, this is the only figure that wears the team jacket of their original uniform

Cons

• This figure doesn’t come with any other accessory than the volleyball

Fukuroudani Academy Boys’ Volleyball Team

These players belong to Tokyo’s top 4 boys’ volleyball team in Haikyuu!!

27. Nendoroid Bokuto Kotaro

As one of Japan’s top aces, this Nendoroid of the loud yet moody Bokuto should definitely have its own space in your Haikyuu!! display.

Release date: 1st Release June 2017 and 2nd release July 2022

SRP: 46.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure comes with the body parts and faceplate you need to recreate Bokuto’s victory move, “Hey, hey, hey!”
• It’s one of the few Nendoroids that comes with a net part

Cons

• This figure lacks accessories

28. Nendoroid Bokuto Kotaro: School Uniform Version

Can’t get enough of Bokuto? Then this version of him should be automatically added to your ‘Nendoroid-to-buy’ list.

Release date: January 2019

SRP: 32.89 – 36.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• This version has the stunned expression that Bokuto always makes when he’s being teased.
• You can enjoy this figure in a different setting as it includes 2 yakisoba bread accessories and the background of a convenience store.

Cons

• The style of this figure’s sleeves isn’t accurate to how Bokuto wears them in the anime cause he always folds them up to his forearms.

29. Nendoroid Akaashi Keiji

Considered the strategist of Fukuroudani Academy’s boys’ volleyball team, Akaashi‘s a crucial member that influences the group’s morale. This means you have to buy him if you’re into Fukuroudani’s team.

Release date: 1st release July 2017 and 2nd release date July 2022

SRP: 46.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure has an extra faceplate for Bokuto’s Nendoroid
• You only get 3 faceplates for Akaashi, but since this figure comes with a sticker effect, you basically get 4 expressions for him

Cons

• This figure doesn’t have any leg parts

Shiratorizawa Academy Boys’ Volleyball Team

Miyagi Prefecture’s powerhouse team, which ranks top 8 in Japan, has only one nendoroid from its boys’ volleyball team.

30. Nendoroid Ushijima Wakatoshi

Cause of his ranking as one of the top aces in Japan, this Nendoroid version of the intimidating and intense Wakatoshi has to be part of the Haikyuu!! Nendoroid collection that you’re planning to make.

Release date: November 2017

SRP: 32.89 – 41.99$

Rarity level: High

Pros

• You can replicate Wakatoshi’s powerful spikes cause this figure is one of the few Haikyuu!! Nendoroids that have an effect part for the volleyball
• This is the only left-handed Nendoroid in the Haikyuu!! line

Cons

• This figure is hard to find since it was only released once

Inarizaki High School Boys’ Volleyball Team

Karasuno boys’ volleyball team’s primary foe in the 4th season of Haikyuu!! To The Top, the powerhouse team in Hyougo Prefecture is composed of these members.

31. Nendoroid Miya Atsumu

Dubbed as the best setter at the high school level, this Atsumu Nendoroid obviously deserves a place in your home, especially if you enjoyed the 4th season of Haikyuu!!

Release date: 1st release December 2020 and 2nd release May 2022

SRP: 43.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• You can do several different poses with this figure as it comes with straight and bent leg parts.
• This figure has the important faceplates to imitate most of Atsumu’s scenes from the anime.

Cons

• Atsumu is amongst the most popular characters in the anime’s season 4, so this figure gets sold out real fast

32. Nendoroid Miya Osamu

Osamu’s calmer one of the Miya Twins gets his own Nendoroid version that shows off his foodie side and position as a wing spiker.

Release date: 1st release January 2021 and 2nd release May 2022

SRP: 43.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• This figure has one of the best chewing or eating faceplates since the cheeks are actually puffed out.
• You can do a lot of poses with this figure since it comes with plenty of body parts.

Cons

• The joints of the legs become visible when you push them all the way back.

33. Nendoroid Kita Shinsuke

When you’ve been smitten by Inarizaki’s team, you’ll have to get your own Nendoroid of its soft-spoken yet calculating captain, Shinsuke.

Release date: September 2021

SRP: 50.99$

Rarity level: Low

Pros

• Like the other captains, this figure comes with a team jacket and support flag accessories
• This figure is a perfect clone of the anime’s character design

Cons

• 2 of the 3 faceplates almost look the same

Nendoroid More: Face Parts Case Line

The Nendoroid More: Face Parts Case line doesn’t have a faceplate of its own. Each container is hollow inside, so it can store up to 2 faceplates. On that note, Good Smile Company created Face Parts Case with the colors of the 4 major teams in the  Haikyuu!! series.

Nendoroid More: Haikyu!! Face Parts Case Karasuno High School

Release date: April 2017

SRP: 4.39 – 11.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Nendoroid More: Haikyuu!! Face Parts Case Nekoma High School

Release date: April 2017

SRP: 4.39 – 11.99$

Rarity level: Moderate

Nendoroid More: Haikyuu!! Face Parts Case Aoba Johsai High School

Release date: May 2017

SRP: 4.39 – 11.39$

Rarity level: Moderate

Nendoroid More: Haikyuu!! Face Parts Case Fukuroudani High School

Release date: June 2017

SRP: 4.39 – 11.39$

Rarity level: Moderate

Conclusion

Whew! That was a long list, wasn’t it? Now that you’ve taken the time to look at all of the Haikyuu!! Nendoroids that you’ll have to collect at this point, you should know if you’re up for it or not.

Then again, you don’t have to buy everyone if there are characters you aren’t into. You can just be a selective collector like me and simply concentrate on obtaining certain Nendoroids.

But there’s also no need to panic when you’re a hardcore fan who desires them all cause you can still complete them. It’ll just take some time and lots of money since rare Nendoroids, like Ryunosuke, Asahi, Tadashi, and Kenma’s uniform version, cost around 100$ each.

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