SNACK three-line summary
- MOBILITY JOINT GUNDAM VOL.13 is scheduled to launch in December 2026.
- The official price is 748 yen including tax, and it is a candy toy line sold at candy sections of mass retailers across Japan and other stores.
- The key point is its eight-item lineup, including Nu Gundam, Hi-Nu Gundam, Sazabi, Knight Gundam, and expansion parts.
Snackgirls editor note
Red: The appeal here is easy to see. Because this is a line where you mix the main bodies with expansion parts to build scenes, the fun of combining parts comes through just from the photos.
Nea: At 748 yen including tax, the entry point is low, but there are eight types in total. It is easier if you first decide whether you only want to aim for specific mobile suits or also consider the expansion parts.
AIKO: The official page lists the price, December release window, sales channels, age target of 15 and up, lineup, and images together. Beginners should start by noting that this is a buildable candy toy, not a completed figure.
Bandai Candy has revealed product information for MOBILITY JOINT GUNDAM VOL.13. According to the official page, the price is 748 yen including tax, the planned release window is December 2026, and the sales channel is candy sections of mass retailers across Japan and other stores.
A low-priced line, but with eight items in total
VOL.13 is the latest entry in the buildable candy toy line MOBILITY JOINT GUNDAM. The tax-included price is 748 yen, which is on the lower side, but the official lineup is divided into four main bodies and four expansion parts sets.
In other words, this is less like a completed figure where buying one item ends the matter, and closer to a line where you match the mobile suits and parts you want. For suits whose look changes with attached parts, such as Nu Gundam, Hi-Nu Gundam, and Sazabi, whether expansion parts are included can make a major difference in display satisfaction.
This wave centers on Char’s Counterattack and Knight Gundam
The official description says Nu Gundam and Sazabi are included with new sculpting, alongside Hi-Nu Gundam and Knight Gundam. One notable point is that Sazabi can be combined with expansion parts to create an enhanced form with a Nightingale-like impression.
For readers who are not deeply familiar with Gundam, the lineup is easy to understand as a set that shows a white protagonist suit, a red rival suit, and a fantasy-style SD Gundam all at once. It is a small candy toy, but the photos show clear differences in color and silhouette, giving it strong visual appeal.
Beginners should first check the random aspect and buildable format
The product format includes a partially pre-painted assembly kit, stickers, and one piece of soda-flavored gum. The target age is listed as 15 and up, so it is closer to a small buildable collectible toy than a children’s toy.
Before buying, it is worth looking beyond the 748 yen including tax price and also checking whether the type you want can be selected directly in stores, whether you need to collect the expansion parts as well, and whether the actual arrival date may vary by store.
Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-07-17 KST
- https://www.bandai.co.jp/candy/products/2026/4570117928765000.html
- https://hobby.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/2125996.html
On Bandai Candy’s official product page, we checked the product name, the 748 yen tax-included price, the planned December 2026 release, the sales channel of candy sections at mass retailers across Japan and other stores, the target age of 15 and up, the eight-item lineup, and eight or more official images on 2026-07-17 KST. HOBBY Watch’s July 17, 2026 article was used as a supporting source to cross-check the same-day announcement signal and December launch information. Actual purchase amounts may vary depending on retailer, exchange rates, and shipping fees.
Leave a comment