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Good Smile Company has re-released the cute but terrifying Sadako Ring Nendoroid this spooky season

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Good Smile Company has re-released the cute but terrifying Sadako Ring Nendoroid this spooky season

It's the most wonderful time of the year, that being the spooky October season. I like to spend this month re-watching my favorite horror flicks, and the original Ring is always on the must-watch list. Over the years, the film's iconic well-dwelling diva Sadako has become a fixture of figures and merchandise, and now Good Smile Company is re-releasing its own Sadako Nendoroid.

Pre-orders are open for $54.99 at the official Good Smile Company US store and will remain that way until November 11. While she's not technically new, this re-release is a festive Halloween treat for horror fans. The original terrifying cute chibi toy can fetch up to $200 on eBay, but you're getting the same toy here for its OG price. Better yet, pre-orders include a bonus 'TV static' screen so you can more authentically recreate scenes from the legendary 90s' horror film.

While the Sadako Nendoroid is available again at the official Good Smile US storefront, there's no signs that UK fans will also get a second-chance to pre-order this cute, horror collectible.

UK: Check stock at Good Smile Company

Out of all the Nendoroids out there (and there are a lot of them), this has some of my favorite accessories. You get two interchangeable face plates, one grinning and one "evil face" which includes a wide-eyed Sadako looking almost as menacing as she does in the original film. I owned a DVD of it growing up where the menu comprised of a close-up of Sadako's bloodshot eye, so this face feels perfectly nostalgic.


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