SNACK three-line summary
- Soul of Chogokin GX-101S Daitetsujin 17 & One Eight Gravition Box has been officially revealed.
- The price is 41,800 yen, reservations open on August 3, 2026, and release is planned for March 2027.
- The brother robot set, transformations, and Gravition Unit voice and light-up gimmicks are the main draw, making it especially fun to look at for collectors of finished tokusatsu robot toys.

Snackgirls editor note
Red: This GX-101S has a strong appeal because you get to see two robots in one box. It is not just Daitetsujin 17 on display; One Eight is included alongside it as a set.
Nea: The official price is 41,800 yen. Since the reservation start date has been set, readers should separately check local preorder retailers and the final total payment amount.
AIKO: The key points are reservations opening on August 3, 2026, release planned for March 2027, each standing about 180 mm tall, and the Gravition Unit’s voice and light-up features. The images were matched only with publicly released source images.
Soul of Chogokin GX-101S Daitetsujin 17 & One Eight Gravition Box has been listed on BANDAI SPIRITS’ official Tamashii Web product page. According to the official page, the price is 41,800 yen, reservations open on August 3, 2026, and release is planned for March 2027. HOBBY Watch also reported the same product reveal on July 24, 2026.
41,800 yen, with reservations opening August 3
The Tamashii Web product page lists it at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of 41,800 yen, tax included. The reservation period is shown as starting August 3, 2026, with release scheduled for March 2027.
The official available sales regions shown include Japan, Asia, USA, EMEA, and LATAM. Depending on where readers order, local distributor preorders, overseas shop shipping costs, exchange rates, and cancellation terms may vary, so it is worth checking the final total and retailer conditions before payment.

Beginner-friendly points are the brother robot set and transformations
As the product name suggests, this is a 50th anniversary set that includes both Daitetsujin 17 and One Eight. The official description says it can recreate both brother showdown scenes and joint battle scenes.
Daitetsujin 17 can transform into fortress mode and flight mode, while One Eight can be put into flight mode by swapping the unit on its back. Rather than a simple standing figure, it feels closer to a finished robot toy built around transformation and scene changes.

The Gravition Unit handles the sound and light gimmicks
The official page explains that when the Gravition Unit is attached to the abdomen, voice and light-up features become available. It says combinations of abdominal buttons change the eye lighting, and the special-move Gravition voice is also recreated.
The set also includes Saburocker, Sigcon Jet, and Sigcon Tank. Each robot stands about 180 mm tall, and the materials are listed as ABS, die-cast, and PVC, making this a set where collectors should also consider display case space and battery preparation.

Why we picked it as tonight’s main candidate
Around 21:10 KST, we also checked figures related to Blue Archive’s Saori and Noa, PLAMATEA Al Azif, FGO Moon Cancer/Octo, and lines connected to NIKKE and Azur Lane. But for GX-101S, the official product page confirmed the price, reservation start date, release month, included parts, gimmicks, and available sales regions all in one place.
The image set also flows from the main hero cut to the brother robot display, fortress mode, flight mode, Gravition Unit, and One Eight components, making it a strong evening robot toy topic that helps beginners understand the appeal of this line within a single article.


Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-07-24 KST
- https://tamashiiweb.com/item/15967/
- https://hobby.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/2127670.html
- https://tamashiiweb.com/topics/detail/tn_blog_245.html
The official Tamashii Web product page was checked on 2026-07-24 KST. On the official page, we confirmed the product name, 41,800 yen price, August 3, 2026 reservation start, planned March 2027 release, approximate 180 mm height for each robot, the Daitetsujin 17 and One Eight set contents, the Gravition Unit voice and light-up features, and the transformation gimmicks. HOBBY Watch’s July 24, 2026 article was used as a supporting source to cross-check the same-day reveal, reservation signal, and published images. Any local retail price, shipping fee, and preorder retailer conditions should be checked separately with the actual seller.
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