Collecting Nanci figures is part of the fun of discovering new characters, series, and secret designs. But when you buy an older release, a discontinued figure, or an item from a third-party seller, you may wonder: Is my Nanci authentic?

A product verification QR code is one of the most useful checks. Nanci blind box products normally include a code that opens Robotime’s product verification system and displays information associated with that individual product. However, QR verification is only one part of the process. If the design, color, packaging, or series information seems unusual, check those details too.

Quick Answer: How Do I Check If My Nanci Is Authentic?

Start by finding the product verification QR code. On a standard Nanci blind box figure, it is normally located on the bottom. On a Nanci plush blind box product, it can normally be found on the attached product tag.

Scan the code and check that it opens Robotime’s verification service. Depending on the product, the record may show the corresponding character image, birthday, unique identity code, activation date, and activation status. A successful result is a strong authenticity signal, but the physical item should still match the character, series, colorway, packaging, and version it is claimed to be.

1. Find the Nanci Verification QR Code

Standard Nanci Blind Box Figures

For a standard blind box figure, check the bottom of the product. The QR code should appear near the product identification information.

Nanci Plush Blind Box Products

For a plush blind box product, look at the attached tag. The verification QR code may appear directly on the tag together with an instruction to scan it.

2. Scan the QR Code and Check the Verification Record

Do not stop after confirming that the QR code opens a webpage. Review the information shown on the verification page and compare it with the item in your hand.

What Does a Nanci Verification Page Look Like?

A valid result may show an image of the corresponding character together with its birthday, identity code, and activation information. The examples below are real verification results from the two products shown above; sensitive identity details have been obscured.

3. Make Sure the Destination Is Official

The appearance of a QR code alone is not enough. The examples in this guide open Robotime’s verification service at app.robotime.cn. Pay attention to the destination instead of assuming that any QR code proves authenticity.

A legitimate verification page should provide product-specific information rather than redirecting to an unrelated page. If the address or result looks unexpected, stop and investigate before relying on it.

4. Does a Valid QR Code Guarantee Authenticity?

A QR code that returns a Robotime product identity record is a strong signal, but it is still worth examining the physical item if something appears inconsistent. For example, the code may verify while the figure has an unfamiliar color, the seller claims it is a secret, or the packaging appears to belong to another series.

Use two layers of evidence:

• Digital identity: Does the QR code lead to a product-specific Robotime verification record?
• Physical and release identity: Does the figure match the character, series, colorway, packaging, and version it is claimed to be?

Authenticity is easier to judge when both layers agree.

5. Identify the Exact Nanci Series

Before deciding whether a figure is genuine, determine exactly which series it is supposed to come from. Check the series name, character name, approximate release period, regular or secret status, colorway, clothing, accessories, packaging artwork, and collector card.

This matters especially for older collectibles. A figure may resemble another release while belonging to a different series or variation. If you are still identifying the product, the Nanci collectible figures guide and Rolife blind box comparison can help you understand the wider range.

6. Compare the Figure With the Correct Series Lineup

Once you know the series, compare the physical figure with confirmed examples from that release. Look at hair color and style, outfit, accessories, bubble color, pose, base, facial details, surface finish, and printed markings.

One small visual difference should not automatically be treated as proof of a counterfeit. Several inconsistencies together—such as a different outfit, incorrect packaging, an undocumented colorway, and an unmatched collector card—deserve closer checking.

7. Check the Packaging and Collector Card

Packaging can vary between series and production periods. Compare an older release with confirmed examples from the same series rather than using only current packaging as the standard.

8. What If the QR Code Works but the Figure Looks Different?

Check whether the character on the verification page matches the physical product, whether the figure belongs to the stated series, whether the exact colorway was released, whether it was regular or secret, and whether the packaging, collector card, and product markings are consistent.

A different color does not automatically mean a figure is counterfeit. It also does not automatically make the figure a secret. The useful question is: Was this exact version released as part of this particular Nanci series?

9. Understand Secret Figures and Colorways

Secret figures vary between series. Avoid universal rules such as “Nanci secret figures are never recolors” or “a different color must be a secret.” Verify the secret design for the specific series. For a broader explanation of rarity and hidden designs, see the guide to rare and regular plush blind box characters.

10. Why Older Nanci Figures Can Be Harder to Verify

The current Rolife online store does not necessarily display every Nanci product ever released. Not finding an older figure on the current website does not by itself mean it is counterfeit.

For discontinued products, combine QR verification with series information, historical packaging, collector cards, product markings, confirmed release images, and the purchase source.

11. Buying Nanci From Third-Party Sellers

The simplest way to reduce counterfeit risk is to purchase from official Rolife channels or trusted retailers. Collectors looking for discontinued figures may still need to use resale marketplaces, so ask the seller for evidence of the actual item rather than relying on stock photos.

• Clear front, back, and side photos of the figure
• A bottom photo and close-up of the QR code area
• Complete packaging and collector card photos
• Series and character names
• Photos of product markings
• Proof of original purchase, when available
• For plush products, a clear photo of the authenticity tag and QR code

12. What If the QR Code Does Not Work?

If the code does not scan, opens an unexpected website, fails to display the expected product information, or shows a result that does not match the physical figure, additional verification is recommended.

Do not immediately conclude that an older release is counterfeit. Gather the series, packaging, card, markings, and purchase evidence before making a judgment.

13. What Information Should I Provide If I Need Help?

Prepare front, back, and bottom photos of the figure; images of every side of the packaging; a QR-code close-up; barcode or product codes; collector card; product tag when applicable; series and character names; the seller listing or purchase source; and photos of the version used for comparison.

The more complete the evidence, the easier it is to determine whether the question involves the QR record, the physical product, or the claimed release.

Nanci Authenticity Checklist

For an older or unusual figure, avoid making an authenticity judgment from only one check.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the QR code on a Nanci blind box figure?

For a standard figure, the verification QR code is normally on the bottom. For a plush blind box product, it is normally on the attached tag.

What information appears after scanning a Nanci QR code?

The Robotime verification page may display the character image, birthday, unique identity code, activation date, and activation status.

What website should the Nanci QR code open?

The examples in this guide use Robotime’s verification service at app.robotime.cn. Always check the destination instead of relying on the QR code’s appearance alone.

Does an activated Nanci mean it is fake?

No. An activation date means the product identity has been activated in the verification system. Consider it together with the figure and its other product details.

Does a working QR code guarantee authenticity?

It is a strong signal, but additional checking is appropriate when the figure, series, colorway, packaging, or collector card does not match the expected product.

My Nanci is not listed on the Rolife website. Is it fake?

Not necessarily. Some older or discontinued products may no longer appear on the current store. The absence of a current product page alone is not proof of a counterfeit.

Is a different-color Nanci automatically a secret figure?

No. Secret figures vary by series. Check the exact colorway against the documented lineup for that particular series.

Can I verify a second-hand Nanci figure?

Yes. Start with the QR code when available, then compare the figure, series information, packaging, collector card, product markings, and purchase evidence.

A Note for Nanci Collectors

Finding an older Nanci figure can be exciting, especially when it comes from a series that is no longer widely available. When something does not look right, avoid relying on a single detail. Start with Robotime’s QR verification, identify the exact series, and compare the physical product with its release information. Together, those checks give you a much clearer picture of what is in your collection.

Looking for your next collectible? Explore more Nanci series currently available.

Still unsure whether your purchase is authentic? Contact Rolife customer service. Our official team will be happy to review the details with you and help you make a more informed assessment.