SNACK three-line summary
- Knights & Magic’s Goldleo and Zilbatiga are now open for preorder as MODEROID standard and Royal Metallic versions.
- According to Good Smile Company’s official listings, the standard versions are 8,300 yen each, while the Royal Metallic versions are 12,000 yen each.
- Preorders close on September 2, 2026, with shipping scheduled for January 2027, so the first decision is whether to wait for the standard kits or go for the metallic versions.

Snackgirls editor note
Red: The key point this time is that Goldleo and Zilbatiga have opened up in four preorder paths at once. The choice starts with whether to look only at the standard versions or go as far as the metallic ones.
Nea: The standard versions are 8,300 yen each, and the Royal Metallic versions are 12,000 yen each. If you want to display both machines side by side, it is worth calculating the total cost and shipping first.
AIKO: According to the official pages, preorders close on September 2, shipping is scheduled for January 2027, and each product is limited to three per person. Domestic retailer announcements will need to be checked separately.
Knights & Magic MODEROID Goldleo and Zilbatiga have appeared on Good Smile Company’s official product pages. This preorder round opens two standard kits together with two Royal Metallic versions that use partial metallic specifications. The standard versions are priced at 8,300 yen each, while the Royal Metallic versions are 12,000 yen each.
The standard versions are 8,300 yen, and the metallic versions are 12,000 yen
According to the official product pages, the preorder lineup includes MODEROID Goldleo, MODEROID Zilbatiga, and each kit’s ROYAL METALLIC Ver.. The standard versions are listed at 8,300 yen each, while the Royal Metallic versions are listed at 12,000 yen each.
The preorder period runs from July 21 to September 2, 2026, with shipping scheduled for January 2027. If you plan to display both machines together, the budget changes significantly depending on whether you choose the two standard kits or include the metallic versions as well.

The display value of placing Goldleo and Zilbatiga together is the main appeal
Good Smile’s official description presents Goldleo and Zilbatiga with the assumption that they can be displayed together. More than a single standalone kit, the image of placing the golden lion and silver tiger side by side feels closer to the appeal of this preorder round.
Because these are part of the MODEROID line, they are assembly model kits rather than completed figures. Rather than treating the painted sample photos as if they show finished products out of the box, it is safer to consider the assembly difficulty along with your preferences for stickers and painting.

The Royal Metallic versions are about surface finish more than price
The Royal Metallic versions are higher-end releases that emphasize partial metallic specifications. Since they cost more than the standard versions, they are better suited to readers who expect the shine seen in the photos and a stronger presence under display-case lighting.
On the other hand, if the goal is the assembly itself and recreating the machines, the standard versions still cover the core shapes. The currently confirmed details are from Good Smile’s official Japanese preorder information, and domestic pricing, shipping fees, and arrival schedules should be checked separately before placing an actual order.

Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-07-22 KST
- https://www.goodsmile.com/ja/product/1138554/
- https://www.goodsmile.com/ja/product/1145648/
- https://www.goodsmile.com/ja/product/1138555/
- https://www.goodsmile.com/ja/product/1145649/
- https://hobby.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/2126508.html
On 2026-07-22 KST, we checked Good Smile Company’s official product pages for the preorder status of the standard Goldleo and Zilbatiga kits and their ROYAL METALLIC Ver. releases, the preorder period from July 21 to September 2, 2026, the scheduled January 2027 shipping window, the standard versions priced at 8,300 yen each, the Royal Metallic versions priced at 12,000 yen each, and the limit of three units per person. HOBBY Watch’s July 22, 2026 article was used as a secondary source to cross-check the freshness of the same announcement and the four-product lineup. Actual payment amounts may vary depending on retailer, exchange rate, and shipping fees.
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