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Nocturne Wonder Festival 2026 Summer (WF2026S) New Exhibition Roundup

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Nocturne shows off new adult figures at Wonder Festival 2026 Summer (WF2026S)!

Nocturne, the adult figure brand run by Nocturne Co., Ltd., exhibited at Wonder Festival 2026 Summer, held on July 26, 2026. Their booth, “Amiami Hobby Camp SP” (adults only, 8-01-01), showcased painted prototypes of new figures and goods created in collaboration with a lineup of popular illustrators.

Among them, the “Miya-chan Momi-Makura Cover” is already open for pre-order. Here’s each item, one by one, in the order they were announced.


Shirohebi Miko Ayame

An original character by illustrator Mataro (@MATARO_777), shown here for the first time as a painted prototype. A large Japanese parasol and a glossy costume evoking a white snake give this shrine maiden a striking silhouette.

Miya-chan Momi-Makura Cover

A hug pillow cover sample featuring illustrator Kaenuco’s (@kaenuco) original character “Miya-chan,” titled “Momi-Makura Cover.” It comes with a specially made silicone bust piece for a soft, realistic feel. Pre-orders are currently open (order period: June 29 – July 27, 2026, 19:00 JST) — see the Native Store product page for details.

Kuroda Hikari

From illustrator Manno’s (@manno555555) popular series, shown here for the first time as a painted prototype.

Serina Amara

An original character by illustrator Kirome (@kirome65535), shown here for the first time as a painted prototype. A sultry pose seated in a chair is the standout feature of this sculpt.

Empress Vegunaria

From illustrator Sian’s (@sian_sasaland) popular series, “Empress Vegunaria” has been confirmed for figurization and is shown here for the first time as a painted prototype.

Miya-chan & Tsumiki-chan, Succutia Costume Ver.

Illustrator Kaenuco’s (@kaenuco) original characters “Miya-chan” and “Tsumiki-chan” have been confirmed for figurization in matching “Succutia Costume” outfits, shown here for the first time as painted prototypes. Both feature poses that put their voluminous busts on full display.


Exhibition Photos