ROBOT SPIRITS Zwarth (H.D.) pre-orders open today at 4 p.m.; priced at 22,000 yen

Tamashii Web has opened the product page for ROBOT SPIRITS <SIDE AB> Zwarth (H.D.), revealing the price, scheduled shipping month, size, and materials all at once. As of this morning, this is a finished mecha figure news item where the pre-order time, product specs, and official images all line up at once, so it is clearly worth checking. Since the 06:45 expansion lane on the same date already covered a Hasegawa reissue plastic model, this pick avoids overlap in manufacturer, product line, and purchase point.

Pre-order information you can check today

The official Tamashii Web product page lists an official price of 22,000 yen, a pre-order start date of June 23, 2026, and shipping scheduled for November 2026. The official Topics post says the same product opens for pre-order at the Tamashii Web Shop today at 4 p.m..

Within this check, domestic retailers and domestic pricing are not yet officially confirmed. For Korean readers, the most direct way to read the news is to first check whether the Japan pre-order window opens today and whether the currently listed price and shipping route are manageable.

Why it stands out now

The official description highlights the second entry in the ROBOT SPIRITS H.D. series, curved armor expression, a new lance weapon, and a sculpt that refines the black silhouette of the Aura Battler Zwarth. In other words, it reads less like a simple repaint and more like a renewed interpretation of the product.

The materials are ABS/PVC, and the set includes the main body, two types each of left and right interchangeable wrists, shield, Aura Sword, and lance. The images also cover the main visual, side poses, and weapon details, making it a good fit for a concise morning article.

What to check before pre-ordering

At 22,000 yen, the price is not especially light, and with an approximately 180 mm head height, it is worth calculating display space in advance. Since today’s information is first opening around the Japan pre-order window, it is safer to separately confirm the actual payment route, shipping fees, and customs burden before ordering.

On the other hand, readers drawn to Dunbine-series mecha, finished robot figures, and a heavy black silhouette can quickly decide their level of interest from today’s official images and specs alone. This article focuses not on resale value, but on the fact that pre-order timing, size, included parts, and official photos can all be checked in one place.