POP MART MEGA SPACE MOLLY 1000% Mobile Suit Gundam RX-78-2 Gundam Figure

One of China’s most popular collectible dolls/figures is MOLLY created by Hong Kong-based artist Kenny Wong. If you haven’t heard about it or gotten into collecting MOLLY, well, you may want to if you are a super fan of Mobile Suit Gundam because POP MART, the toy maker for Kenny’s Molly figure, has partnered with …

McDonald’s China x Bandai Namco Collab Includes A 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Model Kit In Big Mac Colors

If you ever wonder why so many brands are in the China market? Well, that is because China has a lively market for the pop culture and collaborations. More so than any country we have seen. The purchasing power of pop culture products is at an all-time high. And the latest foreign brands to take …

G FUEL Teamed With Bandai Namco For Gundam Co-branded Energy Drink

A person’s energy can be used up but you can’t let that happen when you are defending the Earth Federation in a US$725 million mecha like a Mobile Suit Gundam. Enters the G FUEL MS-M31-0N, a limited-edition energy drink concocted by energy drink brand G FUEL, and video game developer and publisher, Bandai Namco, aims …

New Life-size RX-93ff ν Gundam Statue To Officially Unveil On April 24

Bandai Namco Group and Sunrise just cannot stop putting up life-size Gundam statues. The latest life-size Gundam is the RX-93ff ν (Nu) Gundam and it will appear at the LaLaport Fukuoka (not to be confused with the LaLaport in Shanghai Jinqiao) on the April 24.

Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation 2 Is Coming To The PC Platform

Good news for fans of Mobile Suit Gundam. Free-to-play team battle action game based on the Mobile Suit Gundam series of the Universal Century, Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation 2, is arriving to PC via Steam. Prior to the game’s launch, Bandai Namco Entertainment America is inviting players to join the Network Test starting on …

Bandai Gundam White Rider Has A Crown That Looks Suspiciously Like A WiFi Router

Having an antenna or two on the head of a Gundam is almost customary. These “horns” are apparently a nod to the Samurai helmets and served as antennae and they are nothing out of the ordinary. But it begs the question: how many horns/antenna/fins are considered too much? I don’t know, perhaps eight? Because eight …