Okay, so I’ve been a huge Genshin Impact fan since day one. The characters, the world, everything just sucked me in. And like any good fan, I wanted merch. I started small, with keychains and stuff, but then I discovered Nendoroids.
For those who don’t know, Nendoroids are these super cute, chibi-style figures with big heads and tiny bodies. They come with different faceplates and accessories, so you can pose them in all sorts of ways. They’re made by Good Smile Company, and they’re, like, the collectible figure to have.

My First Genshin Nendoroid Hunt
I started looking, because I’m crazy now about Genshin Impact, there’s gotta be Genshin Nendoroids, right? My First researching start from that thought!
I started digging around online. and my starting point that i can remember is of course the official Genshin Impact website and Good Smile Company’s site. I figured that was the best place to start, to see what was officially out there. and WOW! The Traveler twins, Aether and Lumine! They were the first ones released, naturally. I had to have them. Finding them, though, that was another story.
- I checked all the usual suspects, the big online retailers. Some were sold out, some had them at crazy marked-up prices. It was a bit of a rollercoaster.
- Then I started looking at specialty stores, the ones that focus on anime and gaming merch. Found a few leads there, some pre-orders for upcoming figures, some older ones that were still in stock.
- I even braved the world of online marketplaces. That was a wild ride. So many listings, so many different prices, and you always have to watch out for bootlegs. It’s like a treasure hunt, but with the risk of getting ripped off.
Finally get my hands on the Traveler twins! They were perfect. The detail, the accessories, everything was just top-notch. I spent a good hour just posing them and taking pictures.
Expanding the Collection
After that, it was game over for my wallet. I was hooked. I started keeping an eye out for new releases. Venti, Diluc, Klee, Mona – I wanted them all. Each one had its own challenges. Some were easy to find, others were like hunting for mythical creatures.
I learned a few tricks along the way. Pre-ordering is your best friend. If you know a figure is coming out, get your order in early, or you’ll be stuck paying extra later. I also found some smaller online stores that specialize in Nendoroids, and they often have better prices and stock than the big guys.
I even dipped my toes into the world of proxy buying, where you use a service to buy stuff from Japan directly. That opened up a whole new world of possibilities, but it also added a layer of complexity with shipping and fees.
Now, my collection is pretty respectable, at least I think so. I’ve got a whole shelf dedicated to my Genshin Nendoroids, and they bring me joy every time I look at them. Is it an expensive hobby? Yes. Is it worth it? Absolutely.
I learned some trick at that time, i found a small store that sell only Nendoroids.
So if you want a conclusion, yeah! I got my Genshin Impact Nendoroids now, and I’m happy for that!