Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Various angles (1/6)

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Various angles (2/6)

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Various angles (3/6)

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Various angles (4/6)

Various angles

Detail shots

Weapons and accessories.

The Shot Lancer can be launched and detached, and the secondary grip is articulated.

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - The beam shield uses a swap-out system with four fan-shaped parts, which is a bit of a hassle, but you can also

The beam shield uses a swap-out system with four fan-shaped parts, which is a bit of a hassle,
but you can also display it with only some of the four sections deployed.

The beam saber handles are stored inside the rear skirt.

The beam saber's peg locks firmly into the palm.

You can flip the reflector inside the head front-to-back to switch between two different eye looks.

Leftover parts

Limb articulation

Hip joint slide gimmick

The shoulders can be pulled outward and rotated widely.

Flexible waist

The side skirts can be raised up quite high.

The shoulder armor can also be folded and unfolded in two stages.

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Kneeling beam gun firing pose (1/3)

Kneeling beam gun firing pose

Aerial pose

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Shot Lancer extended pose (1/3)

Shot Lancer extended pose

Shot Lancer launch pose

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Beam shield deployed pose (1/3)

Beam shield deployed pose

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Partially deployed beam shield pose (1/3)

Partially deployed beam shield pose

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Beam saber pose (1/3)

Beam saber pose

Together with the RE/100 Den'an-Gei released through Club G.

RE/100 Den'an-Zon - Together with the old 1/100 Den'an-Zon released in 1991. You can feel the years between them more in the propor

Together with the old 1/100 Den'an-Zon released in 1991.
You can feel the years between them more in the proportions than in the detail.

This is the RE/100 Den'an-Zon, released as a Club G (Premium Bandai) online exclusive. At first glance it might look like a color variant of the RE/100 Denan Geireleased through Club G, but only the hands and the stand joint parts are reused — look closely and you'll see it's a completely different design, with the remaining 98% of the parts being all-new tooling.

First off, compared to the old 1/100 Den'an Zonreleased back in 1991, this one comes with updated proportions featuring a smaller head and torso. It's been a full 35 years in the making, and the quality difference is night and day. The overall joint structure is very similar to the RE/100 Den'an-Gei, with excellent polycap-less articulation and joint strength. Thankfully, the joints feel tight and secure without any stiffness, and the movement is nice and smooth.

The signature weapon, the Shot Lancer, can have its lance section launched and detached, and the secondary grip is articulated too, giving you plenty of display options. The beam shield swaps out four inner parts for four beam parts, which is a bit fiddly, but you can selectively attach the beam parts to show certain sections open. The two beam sabers can be stored inside the rear skirt, though the space is tight and makes swapping them in and out a bit awkward. On top of that, you can flip the part behind the eyes front-to-back to switch between two different eye detail looks.

So, following the Den'an-Gei, the Den'an-Zon has finally gotten a modern-quality remodel as well. It's a mobile suit with a really distinctive charm — that helmet reminiscent of a German military helmet, and an overall design that has a strong medieval weapon vibe. The base quality is solid and well done, so if you like the style or you're an F91 fan, this seems like a kit you'll definitely have a good time with :-)

RE/100 Den'an-Zon | August 2026 | ¥3,000

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.