Movic's Six Vocaloid Acrylic Panels Open for Pre-Order at Kadokawa Store
The set puts all six Virtual Singer characters into a single Movic lineup at one price and one shipping window, which is the shape a merchandise program takes when it is built to sell as a full set rather than one character at a time.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Movic is taking pre-orders on the Kadokawa Store for six layered acrylic art panels: Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, Megurine Luka, MEIKO, and KAITO. The characters wear original winter costumes inspired by the constellation Orion, drawn by aruk. Each panel separates character and background across two printed layers on a slab about 14 by 10.5 cm and 10 mm thick, so it stands without a base. They cost 2,310 yen each, with pre-orders closing October 25, 2026 and shipping mid-December 2026.
The panels are printed on both faces of the acrylic, so the character sits in front of a separate background layer rather than on a flat sheet. That two-layer build is also what lets the slab stand without a stand: the acrylic is about 10 mm thick and the depth carries the image.
The Orion theme runs across the whole set. Each character gets an original winter costume drawn by aruk, and all six are priced the same at 2,310 yen each through the Kadokawa Store, with pre-orders closing October 25, 2026 and shipping scheduled for mid-December 2026. Movic is the publisher, and the panels are produced in China.
- Hatsune Miku: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
- Kagamine Rin: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
- Kagamine Len: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
- Megurine Luka: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
- MEIKO: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
- KAITO: Layered acrylic art panel in original Orion-inspired winter costume by aruk
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