MOBILITY JOINT GUNDAM VOL.12 Launches Today: 715-Yen Shokugan Gundam Lineup of 8

Bandai has listed release information for MOBILITY JOINT GUNDAM VOL.12 on its official product page for June 29, 2026. According to the official listing, it is 715 yen per box, sold at confectionery sections of mass retailers across Japan and similar stores, and intended for ages 15 and up. HOBBY Watch also confirmed the same-day release news.

The basic details confirmed today

According to the official product page, the release date is June 29, 2026, and the price is 715 yen. The listed sales channel is confectionery sections of mass retailers across Japan and similar stores, and in typical shokugan fashion, it includes one piece of soda-flavored gum.

The important point for Korean readers is that Korean retailers and local pricing have not yet been officially confirmed. Rather than comparing only the official Japanese price, checking actual Korean shop listings and overseas shipping fees together will make the total cost difference clearer.

An 8-type lineup that feels true to Gundam shokugan

VOL.12 centers on Gundam Barbatos 1st Form, Gundam NT-1, Kämpfer, and GM Sniper II. Four EX parts sets that upgrade each mobile suit are added to make up 8 types in total.

The official description presents it as a plastic action model completed by adding various parts and stickers to the finished movable MOBILITY JOINT unit. It is a small shokugan item, but it leans more toward enjoying poses and weapon combinations than a simple fixed figure.

Points to check before collecting

One box costs 715 yen, but the actual spend can grow if you want to pair specific mobile suits with their EX parts. Gundam NT-1 in particular can recreate its Chobam Armor-equipped form with EX parts, so satisfaction may vary depending on whether you are looking only at the main unit or the parts as well.

For readers who like mobile suits from Iron-Blooded Orphans and 0080: War in the Pocket, this lineup is quite clear in its appeal. For automatic publication standards, however, only the Japan release information with official images, price, and release date locked in should be treated as confirmed, while Korean availability should be reflected in price comparisons once it is verified.