Kit Review

Straight build + Panel lining + Stickers

The universal standard for size reference — compared to a cigarette pack. About 32cm.

Outer armor removed

Inner mechanical frame
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Mechanical frame pose shot~

Half the armor removed.

PG Gundam Mk. II (Titans Color) - Full hatch open (1/4)

PG Gundam Mk. II (Titans Color) - Full hatch open (2/4)

Full hatch open

LEDs lit up in the head and cockpit hatch.

Beam rifle action pose

Hyper Bazooka action pose

Beam saber action pose

Together with the MG and HGUC.

PG Gundam Mk. II (Titans Color) - Together with the PG Mk. II AEUG version. Basically identical in structure — only the molded colo

Together with the PG Mk. II AEUG version. Basically identical in structure — only the molded colors are different.

The action stylists of the Gundam universe — the Mk. II brothers.

Well... I had a feeling this was coming, and sure enough — following the PG Mk. II AEUG version, the Titans Color version has now been released. Since the Zaku II was previously done as variations for regular soldiers and Char's custom, this kind of lineup was pretty easy to see coming.

Basically, the Titans Color and AEUG versions are 100% identical in every way — structure, features, mechanical frame, articulation, you name it. (After all, the anime itself just swapped the colors...) So the PG Mk. II Titans Color is, naturally, nothing more than the PG Mk. II AEUG version with the molded colors changed. There's only one new thing that sets it apart — large-scale dry decalsthat aren't included with any other PG kit. (See the box opening or runner shots for reference.)

Since the PG Mk. II AEUG version was already an excellent, high-quality kit, this Titans Color version is naturally just as good. Beyond the bright, standard AEUG colors, plenty of people love the charismatic look of the Titans color scheme. The molded colors on this PG Mk. II Titans Color are really quite nice. The photos above don't quite do the colors justice due to my photography skills, but seeing it in person, the color tones and combinations look fantastic. It's definitely a colorway that oozes charisma.

Personally, when it comes to just having it built and on display, I actually like the Titans version a little more. The intense colors just dominate the room, you know? Part of me wants to buy three of these and line them up as Unit 1, Unit 2, and Unit 3... ^^
(I have actually seen someone who did exactly that.)

PG Gundam Mk. II (Titans Color) | 2002.6 | ¥15,000

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.