It has been announced that the first in the new "Mugenbine Musou" series of Bandai's "Mugenbine" toys, "Mugenbine Musou vol.1," will be released on September 27th. It will cost 1,045 yen.
The "Mugenbine" series is a series that continues the legacy of "Machine Robo Mugenbine," which was released in 2003. By rearranging parts with common joints, you can enjoy original transformations and combinations. Shokugan have also been released since 2004, and have been gaining popularity.
"Mugenbine Musou vol.1" is a random pack, with one robot included in each box. There are four different robot shapes, with three coloring patterns: original color, another color, and glitter color. The robots are made up of core parts and exterior parts, and can transform into multiple shapes by rearranging the parts. The transformation form differs depending on the type of robot. As with the previous "Mugenbine" series, in addition to being able to play with individual transformations, you can also combine multiple robots to create giant robots, dinosaurs, and more.
At the Bandai booth at the Tokyo International Tokyo Toy Show 2025, which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight (Koto Ward, Tokyo) from August 28th to 31st, "100 Bine," a combination of 100 Mugenbine Musou, will be unveiled. The total length will be approximately 60 centimeters.
A set of four "Mugenbain Musou" figures, "Mugenbain Musou SPECIAL SET vol.1," will also be released at the same time. It will cost 4,180 yen.
