Vidoll (Japanese: ヴィドール, Hepburn: Bidōru) was a Japanese visual kei rock band formed in 2002 with the concept "Occult Romance". They were signed to independent labels Matina, Undercode, and Sword Records. After signing with Nippon Crown, they released three albums and had three top 40 singles before disbanding in 2011.

CD Journal describes Vidoll as representative of the visual kei scene, distinguished from other bands by their striking looks and Jui's vocal performance.

Vidoll was founded by Rame in 2002. The original, full lineup included vocalist Jui, guitarists Yukine and Ayano, and drummer Tero.

Vidoll's first release was two complementary EPs, Face Mayura and Face Pisaroto, which sold out the same day they were issued. While on Matina, Vidoll also released their first single, "Occult Proposal" in December, and contributed to several compilation CDs.

Vidoll was the last band signed to Matina before it disbanded. The label's manager, Kisaki, was also a musician and juggled label management, producing, bass guitar performances, and songwriting. When Matina dissolved, he considered leaving the music industry altogether, but members of Vidoll visited him, travelling weekly from Tokyo to Osaka, as they still wanted to work with him.

In early 2003, Vidoll joined Kisaki's newly formed Under Code Production, a sublabel of Free-Will.

Vidoll's first release from the new label was a pair of limited edition singles, "If... Rebotomin (Y LV25 25) 475 mg" and "If... Torikabuto (Shikibetsu Code Nashi) 120 mg". Some of the songs were re-released shortly afterward, combined onto the EP "If...Yakubutsu Ranyou Bokumetsu Campaign" in a larger edition. The release was followed by the band's first national tour in Japan, as well as their first solo live show. The band then released their first DVD, Doll Mansion 209 Goushitsu, showcasing their music videos.

Guitarist Ayano left the band in August, and Hide joined as the new guitarist in September.