Image via Good Smile Company and Square Enix

The next new G’raha Tia figure will be the FFXIV Nendoroid. Pre-orders for the character opened worldwide. He’ll cost 7,900 yen/$46.99, though only the direct store shows him and the Amazon storefront doesn’t have a product page yet. We’ll see him show up first in Japan, as he has a March 2027 release window there. The worldwide release is a little more indefinite, as it’s only Q3 2027 at the moment.

As is standard for Nendoroids, we’ll get three face plates for the character. One has him looking stern and serious. Another features a slight smile and more neutral expression. The third has him smiling wide with his eyes closed. He can be equipped with the Scion’s Arc Rod rod. There’s also a reference to the FFXIV Dawntrail expansion with this figure, as he comes with a taco he can hold. 

Here are all the first photos of him that Good Smile Company shared with us.

The first FFXIV Nendoroid ended up being a figure of Y’shtola. She’s going to show up in Japan in November 2026. The worldwide release may be a bit later, so folks might not see her until Q2 2027. We also know that Estinian will follow G’raha Tia, as a painted prototype of him already appeared. Both heroes and villains will be a part of this collection, as Good Smile Company also teased releases of Emet-Selch, Haurchefant Greystone, and Yotsuyu Brutus.

The G’raha Tia Final Fantasy XIV Nendoroid will come to Japan in March 2027, and we’ll see the FFXIV figure worldwide by Q3 2027. Pre-orders close on August 5, 2026. The MMORPG is on the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with a Switch 2 version launching in August 2026. 

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