Best Horror Nendoroids

What better way to indulge your love of all things Halloween than with the release of spooky and spooky Nendoroids? From creepy clowns to skinless monsters, there are plenty of scary Nendoroids to show off this Halloween.

Fully customizable with tons of accessories, swappable faces, and more, Nendoroids let you mix and match your figures to create any spooky look you want. No matter what your favorite series is, these scary Nendoroids will make the perfect addition to your Halloween decorations or to display your favorite horror series.

Updated by Sai Vsr on October 6, 2024: In this update, we bring you another classic: Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas (another version of NBC). More about her below.

The best scary Nendroids for Halloween

What makes this Nendoroid unique is its versatility. With an assortment of interchangeable face plates and movable parts, you can recreate sweet moments from the movies or cook up your own cute scenarios. The included poison bottle accessory adds great authenticity and playtime potential. It's clear that the designers aimed to stay true to the classic character we know and love.

Well, while Hatsune Miku might not be the scariest Nendoroid out there, it's still a fantastic addition to your collection. Dressed as a devil, complete with evil-looking bat wings on her back, Miku completes her Halloween look with a jack-o-lantern face on her costume. Her shoes also have little wings, a very interesting feature that is easily missed because of how good the rest of the figure looks.

This Nendoroid also comes with lots of unique accessories, including a large jack-o-lantern to pose him with, and a special head part for Nendoroid petites that transforms him into the anime Headless Horseman.

Edward Scissorhands' whimsical and atmospheric gothic romanticism is compressed and chibified in this Nendoroid of the title character. Actor Johnny Depp's shy and sadistic portrayal of Edward comes across as partially expressive in this picture, especially in the many faceplates that come with it.

Perhaps the best part of this Nendoroid is the inclusion of several scissor hands, including one with a delicious shish kebab for Edward. Other accessories include a paper cutout and a picture of a dinosaur-shaped hedge to show Edward's precision.

The jolly and scary Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas is here to bring a little joy and maybe a scare or two to your Halloween. Sporting his iconic pinstripe suit, Jack strikes a striking pose against the many other Nendoroids available.

Jack comes up with a few accessories that will help him stick around for the entire holiday season. There's his adorable dog Zero, complete with his jack-o-lantern nose, Santa hat and beard, and both worried-looking pumpkins and presents.

One of the scariest horror icons around, Pennywise from the It series makes a great scary clown to display with your Halloween decorations. Based on the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's novel, this iteration of Pennywise comes complete with updated face paint and cracks in the skin on his forehead.

This Nendoroid has some great accessories including a diorama to simulate Pennywise emerging from a storm drain, with a separate face space to show off his blue eyes. Another wonderful accessory of this set is the red balloon that has become inseparable from Pennywise and his terrible temptations.

The tragic and vile supervillain of My Hero Academia is one of the show's scariest characters, Tomura Shigaraki is a terrifying Nendoroid to add to your collection. Covered in the dismembered arms of his family members that he accidentally disintegrated with his quirk, Shigaraki is one of the most unique personalities of his kind.

All of Shigaraki's arms are removable, allowing you to mix and match the macabre accessories. He also comes with two face plates, which can be seen peeking out from a large hand covering his face. The figure also comes with two different hairstyles, letting you choose how you want to display him.

From the shadows of your display case comes the Predator Nendoroid, some of the scariest stuff Nendoroids have to offer. The versatile and fully articulated figure allows you to position it however you like, and optional headpieces and helmet faceplates give you plenty of scenes to recreate.

The Predator comes with an explosive plasmacaster missile, its iconic self-destruct and extendable wristblade accessories, and an amazing human skull and spine it can hold, with its own stand letting you swap it out with any other Nendoroid.

One of the scariest creatures for horror films comes in Nendoroids with the Alien, also known as the Xenomorph from the Alien films. The flexible alien can twist and turn, letting you pose it in any creepy way.

Another Nendoroid with some amazing accessories, the Alien figure comes with both an attachable facehugger and chestburster that fits many other Nendoroids, letting you tear apart all your other figures and give you the chance to create some scary scenes.

The fearsome power and size of the Colossal Titan is on full display in this Attack on Titan mini-diorama. Giving you the ability to recreate the show's traumatic early scenes, this set comes with two tiny titans to terrorize the city, as well as devour tiny buildings and tiny people.

Much of the set's horror comes from the Colossal Titan's two faceplates, a chibi one that fits the Nendoroid style, and then a super realistic one that stares at you with quiet disgust as it tramples everything mankind has achieved.

FAQ

Why are Nendoroids so expensive?

In general, Nendoroids are very expensive because of the amount of detail paid into the details, more so than most others, as well as the number of accessories and attachments that come with them. Other factors such as availability and popularity can affect the value of a figure.

Are Nendoroids limited-time?

Nendoroid availability depends on a few factors, and whether or not there will be a limited edition will vary from figure to figure. If a particular figure is celebrating a special event or promotional tie-in, there won't be as many printings as for a recent popular anime or game.

Are Nendoroids reruns?

Sometimes a Nendoroid will be re-released featuring that character if it is popular enough or if a new movie or video game is released. However, this is not guaranteed, as licenses are not always renewed and the companies in control of the character do not want to release another figure.