SNACK: 3-line summary
- Kotobukiya has opened preorders for Megami Device PUNI☆MOFU Racing Ran with a Honda Z50J Gorilla.
- The rider-and-bike set requires assembly, and the motorcycle needs plastic-model cement.
- Release is scheduled for April 2027 at ¥8,800 including tax; Kotobukiya shop preorders currently include special-color hair parts.
Ran can ride a miniature Honda Gorilla in Kotobukiya’s Megami Device PUNI☆MOFU Racing Ran kit. Preorders opened on October 1, with release scheduled for April 2027.

Snackgirls react
Kirari: That gray-and-pink outfit and matching little bike belong in the same shot. I’d want a low-angle shelf photo with Ran in the saddle.
Red: I want to build the Gorilla first, then see how naturally I can pose Ran at the handlebars. Getting rider and machine lined up sounds like the fun part.
Gray and pink, with a bike to match
Ran comes in gray and dark gray with pink accents, with new eye colors coordinated to the look. The included Gorilla has a color scheme created for this set, plus PUNI☆MOFU decals.
Helmet parts, two prepainted faces—a smile and a smug expression—and three types of plastic hands are included: open, fist and weapon-grip. Ran also comes with a standing support base.
The product photos show painted prototypes, and the final product may differ.

A 1/1 character beside a 1/12 motorcycle
Ran is approximately 140 mm tall and listed at 1/1 scale for the fictional character. Aoshima’s Honda Z50J Gorilla 1978 model is 1/12 scale and approximately 115 mm long, so the two scale labels refer to different subjects.
This is an assembly-required model kit, not a finished figure-and-bike display. The Gorilla specifically requires plastic-model cement during assembly; that requirement should not be taken to mean every part of the set needs glue.

The official-shop bonus and order limit
Kotobukiya’s official online shop lists the set at ¥8,800 including tax and limits preorders to two per customer.
Kotobukiya shops and the official online shop offer special-color hair parts as a bonus. The online listing currently guarantees the bonus for preorders, with the offer ending when the bonus icon or limited-bonus notice is removed from the product page.

Sources and date: 2026-10-01
