【GQuuuuuuX】 The Custom Mobile Suit Piloted by Bocata, a Security Company Employee, is Here! “Bocata's Gelgoog” from Gundam GQuuuuuuX is Now Available in 1/144 Scale!

“Bocata's Gelgoog” has appeared from the uniquely titled series “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX.” For those who might recognize the name, this mobile suit is a custom unit given to a pilot named Bocata by the Clan “CRS” to participate in a battlefield called “Clan Battle.” While retaining the traditional form of a Zeon mobile suit, its unique arrangement gives it a special feel. In particular, the light gray coloring reminiscent of the White Dingo Team, the dark green chest, and the yellow lines create an exquisite accent, giving it a presence that sets it apart from a mere mass-produced unit.

This HG Gelgoog isn't just visually unique. The thruster on its back is a flexible, movable structure, allowing for dynamic posing as if it's about to boost and leap. The armaments can also be posed freely. The design allows both the rifle and the saber to be held firmly in its hands, so you can recreate a wide variety of scenes, from pre-battle poses to the dynamism of being in the thick of a fight. As an HG original gimmick, the saber can be mounted on either the top or bottom of the mobile suit. This small option expands the points of detail when displaying it.

One of the interesting aspects of this kit is that the wire parts are recreated with “lead wires.” This combines a realistic texture that cannot be achieved with regular plastic parts with the flexibility to freely adjust the shape, allowing for more precise display expressions. These small technical approaches elevate the overall quality of the finished product. The accessories include a full set of armaments, as well as hand parts, stickers, and lead wires, providing a feeling of value that exceeds its price.

“Bocata's Gelgoog” is not just a “custom mobile suit for a minor character.” With its unique design, clever gimmicks, and above all, as a three-dimensional representation that carries the story of a new battlefield called “Kura-ba,” it is truly worthy of being called a “hidden masterpiece.” Why not add this symbol of another battle told behind the scenes of the battlefield to your collection?