SD BB Senshi Musha The O

Release 1990.7

Price ¥400

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD Musha The O - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Musha The O - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

You can rotate the mono-eye using the lever on the back of the head.

The Jigoku Saakuho, which fires a projectile via a spring

SD Musha The O - The Jigoku Saakuho slots into both the hand and the shoulder at the same time, so it holds on really securel

The Jigoku Saakuho slots into both the hand and the shoulder at the same time, so it holds on really securely.

SD Musha The O - A unique armor piece can be added to the rear skirt — this armor is used to form the Dark Army when combined

A unique armor piece can be added to the rear skirt,
this armor is used to form the Dark Army when combined with other kits down the line.

SD Musha The O - As for articulation, the shoulders rotate and only the feet turn — and in The O's case, the neck is fixed so

As for articulation, the shoulders rotate and only the feet turn —
and in The O's case, the neck is fixed so it doesn't rotate.

Action poses

Together with SD The O

Together with SD Musha Alex

This kit is the SD Musha The O, released as part of the SD Sengokuden Fuurinkazan series. Like Musha Sazabi, it doesn't come with options like a light armor type or alternate equipment, but it's a kit that stands out from the other Musha Gundams with its own distinctive style. The head is fixed and can't rotate, but there's a fun gimmick where you can move the mono-eye using a lever on the back of the head.

For a spring-loaded projectile weapon, the kit includes the Jigoku Saakuho — quite the intimidating name! It slides into both the hand and the shoulder at the same time, which means it locks in really firmly. There's also a chrome parts armor piece that attaches to the rear skirt, and it can be used later when combining with other kits to build the Dark Army.

It's a kit with limited options and a restricted range of articulation, so there isn't a whole lot to dig into — but as a Musha Gundam with a distinctly different silhouette, it still feels like a worthwhile addition to the lineup. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.