Ichi the Witch Nendoroid includes three face plates

Good Smile Company is opening preorders for an Ichi Nendoroid based on the protagonist of Ichi the Witch, with three interchangeable face plates, a hat, a knife and a dedicated display base.¹ The figure gives the manga’s hunter a compact collector’s release while keeping the accessories tied to Ichi’s role in the story.

Three expressions for one witch hunter

The Nendoroid includes smiling, hunting and surprised face plates. That is a small but useful spread for a character whose appeal depends on the contrast between Ichi’s determined work as a hunter and the more ordinary reactions he has to the strange world around him. The interchangeable parts let collectors choose a calmer display or a more active, battle-ready pose without needing a second figure.¹

The main figure wears Ichi’s dark outfit and oversized witch hat. The set also includes his knife, with additional optional parts listed for creating different poses. The product photography shows the figure in several arrangements, including a standing pose with the hat and a more animated expression. Its roughly 100 mm height keeps it in the familiar Nendoroid scale rather than presenting it as a large statue.¹

King Uroro is the preorder bonus

Orders placed through the Good Smile Company Online Store come with a King Uroro bonus part. That extra gives the release a small companion element rather than limiting the set to alternate faces and handheld accessories. Buyers using other retailers will need to check the individual listing, as the bonus is tied to the official store preorder route described by the source.¹

Preorders are open from 5 October through 18 November 2026, with the figure scheduled to ship in March 2027. The listed price is ¥7,400, while the product stands approximately 100 mm tall and uses a non-scale design. Nendoron is credited with the sculpting, and the set includes a dedicated base for display.¹

What it means for *Ichi the Witch* fans

Ichi the Witch follows a boy in a world where women are normally the only people able to become witches. Ichi breaks that rule after defeating a powerful Majik and gaining its magic, putting him at the centre of a setting built around hunting, spellcraft and the expectations placed on witches. The Nendoroid’s accessories reflect that premise without trying to turn the release into a larger playset: the hat establishes the witch-hunter silhouette, while the knife and alternate expressions cover the character’s practical and comic sides.¹

For collectors, the strongest part of the set is the number of display options packed into a relatively small release. Three face plates are more useful than a single neutral expression, particularly for a character whose early appeal comes from being visibly out of place in the world’s rules. King Uroro also makes the official-store preorder more distinctive, although the bonus deadline means interested buyers should check availability before 18 November rather than assume it will remain part of every order.

Our opinion

This looks like a sensible first figure for Ichi the Witch: it captures Ichi’s recognisable hat and outfit, gives him enough expressions to avoid a static shelf presence, and includes the knife that reinforces his hunter identity. The King Uroro bonus is the clever extra, but the three face plates are what make the core release worthwhile. March 2027 is still a long wait, yet the set has the right balance of character detail and display flexibility to make the preorder window meaningful for fans who want a physical version of Ichi before the manga’s world expands further.