Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers + Panel lining

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Detail shots (1/4)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

Rear view with the Fatum-01 removed

Fatum-01 articulation points

Fatum-01 separated as a standalone flyer

The handle can be pulled out from the bottom of the Fatum-01.

Weapons loadout

Beam effect parts

Beam effect parts applied to the legs, wings, and shield

The clear shield attaches over the existing shield.

The anchor claw launch is also recreated.

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - The way the beam sabers attach to the side skirts is a bit unexpected — you have to disassembl

The way the beam sabers attach to the side skirts is a bit unexpected —
You have to disassemble the parts and lock them in from the inside.
It's a bit of a hassle to take them in and out, but the hold is definitely solid.

The beam rifle can be stored on the rear skirt.

A joint part for a display stand is included.

Leftover parts

Excellent limb articulation

Shoulder forward/backward range of motion

A special joint is included that lets the hip joints splay outward to the sides.

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - You can rotate the side skirt mounting point rearward to get a bit more range of motion out of

You can rotate the side skirt mounting point rearward to get a bit more range of motion out of the legs.

The wings also move up and down slightly.

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (1/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (2/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (3/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (4/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (5/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (6/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (7/10)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses (8/10)

Action poses

Together with the Infinite Justice Gundam released in 2005.

Together with the HGBD Gundam Justice Knight, the kit this one is based on

Together with the HGCE Strike Freedom Gundam.

Together with the MG Infinite Justice Gundam released in 2008.

Straight build

This is the Infinite Justice Gundam released as part of the HGCE lineup. The original HG came out back in 2005, so this is an upgrade a whopping 15 years in the making. In 2019, the HG Gundam Justice Knight was released as part of the Build Divers Re:Rise series, and it actually already included runners labeled as Infinite Justice Gundam. So in the end, the spin-off kit came out first, and the original followed later.

The biggest feature is the polycap-free joint structure, just like the HGBD:R Gundam Justice Knight. Joint strength is very solid, but the movement does feel stiffer compared to polycap-based joints. The hip joints also use the same special mechanism as the Justice Knight, where they can splay outward to the sides, and there's also a gimmick where the side skirts shift rearward so they don't get in the way of leg movement.

On top of that, you get a nice variety of beam parts and accessories unique to the Infinite Justice. Beam effect parts can be attached to the legs, wings, and shield, and you can use the wire part to launch the anchor claw from inside the shield. The beam saber mounting method — which had been a recurring issue with Justice-type kits — is handled in a rather unexpected way here. The side skirt parts have to be disassembled to lock the beam sabers in from the inside, which means once assembled, the beam sabers will never fall out. That completely solves the retention problem, though it does make swapping them in and out a bit of a chore.

The Fatum-01, the large flight backpack, faithfully recreates the deployment function, detachable beam effects, and poseable handles. The foldable wings can also move up and down to some degree even when fully extended. Especially worthy of praise — as you'd expect from an HGCE kit — is how cleanly the wing's color combination is handled through color separation.

Aside from the somewhat stiff joint feel, this is a clean, well-made kit with very little to complain about. If you've been waiting for an Infinite Justice with modern build quality, this should definitely hit the spot. :-)

HGCE Infinite Justice Gundam | 2020.5 | ¥2,200

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.