UPDATE: Hades Megaera Nendoroid Figure Announced; Thanatos Nendoroid Prototype Revealed

During the WonHobbyG Spring 2022 event in Akihabara, Good Smile shared updates and announcements on a variety of upcoming figures.

Thanatos from Hades received an image of his prototype Nendoroid figure, and Megaera from the same game was confirmed to be receiving a Nendoroid of her own. Due to this simply being an announcement, Megaera has no accompanying image to go alongside this reveal.

The official tweets correlating to these announcements are viewable below:

#WonHobbyG Spring 2022 Figure Update!

Good Smile Company
Hades
Nendoroid Thanatos

Web Gallery: https://t.co/PQfLwQg0oE#HadesGame #nendoroid #goodsmile pic.twitter.com/91WHjcGGId

— GoodSmile_US @axchibi✨(Booth #305) (@GoodSmile_US) May 28, 2022

#WonHobbyG Spring 2022 Figure Update!

Good Smile Company
Hades
Nendoroid Megaera

Web Gallery: https://t.co/OnBawohwfj#HadesGame #nendoroid #goodsmile pic.twitter.com/8yR6QZOHZj

— GoodSmile_US @axchibi✨(Booth #305) (@GoodSmile_US) May 28, 2022

UPDATE 11/25/2022: A fully painted version of the Megaera Nendoroid was revealed by Good Smile, viewable below:

In case you missed it, Hades’ audio director gave a music studio tour and provided anecdotes of his past work.

Hades is a sensational roguelike that initially launched on PC via Steam to incredibly favorable impressions. Since then, it has been ported to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch, so players across every platform can enjoy this genre-defining experience.

Developer Supergiant Games has worked on other stellar titles such as Bastion and Transistor. The former was actually the first game I ever played on Steam, so I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for Supergiant and the consistently qualitative work they have done.

If you missed it, check out our review of Hades’ PC version.