Hololive Production

Hololive Production Merchandise - Avatars You Can Actually Touch

Streamers who never show their face and still fill concert halls: welcome to Hololive Production. Run by Japan's Cover Corporation, the agency is one of the pioneers of VTubing - entertainment in which real people livestream as animated 2D and 3D avatars. What began with a handful of channels is today an international ensemble with branches for English- and Indonesian-speaking audiences, millions of subscribers, and sold-out live shows. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Hololive merchandise with a clear focus: figures, figures, and more figures - from Usada Pekora to Hoshimachi Suisei, from chibi format to full statues.

What makes Hololive special?

The closeness. VTubers combine anime aesthetics with live interaction: audiences don't experience their talents in neatly edited episodes but in real time - with bloopers, running jokes, and moments that become memes as they happen. Every talent brings its own design, its own backstory, and its own sense of humor, from Sakura Miko's chaos energy to Mori Calliope's rap performances. That very variety of characters is what makes collecting so appealing: the figures preserve outfits and poses fans know from hundreds of hours of streaming. Once you start, it rarely stops at one oshi.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Hololive products does Elbenwald carry?

Mostly figures in many formats: Nendoroids, PVC statues, scale and Funko figures of numerous talents. Use the filters to narrow the range by product type; details are listed on the product page.

What is Hololive Production?

A Japanese VTuber agency run by Cover Corporation. Its talents stream as animated avatars - singing, gaming, and talking - and reach a worldwide audience of millions, including through international branches.

What is a VTuber?

A Virtual YouTuber: a streamer who performs with an animated avatar instead of a camera feed. Movements and voice come live from a real person.

Range Overview

The heart of the collection is the figures in every stage of detail: Nendoroids for the playful chibi line, scale figures for the grand entrance, action figures for poseability, and Funko figures for a quick round of collecting. Small-format pieces for your keyring or bag wait at the keychains - current stock shows what's available right now. A look at the product page pays off twice over: it lists format, size, and manufacturer for each figure, from Nendoroid to statue.

What else goes well with it?

Virtual stages have a long tradition: Hatsune Miku was already filling arenas back when streaming was still science fiction, and at Vocaloid the whole family of singing synthesizers lives on. If you're generally into drawn idols, the Anime theme world has more, manufacturer fans browse Good Smile Company - the house that many popular Nendoroids originally come from.