SD BB Senshi Waka Zakuto

Release 1990.9

Price ¥500

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 Waka Zakuto - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Waka Zakuto - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

With armor and weapons removed

Light equipment type

Spring-loaded projectile-firing weapon

Armor and weapons compatible with BB Senshi #40 Kämpfer are included.

Configured as Musha Ninja Kämpfer

Typical SD articulation — only head, shoulders, and feet rotate

Action poses

Together with SD Arm General

Together with Go Zakuto and Kon Zakuto from the SD Zaku Three Brothers

SD Waka Zakuto - You can build the Resurrection Arm General by combining the upper body from #39 Arm General, the binders fro

The upper body from #39 Arm General, the binders from #57 Musha Sazabi, the armor and feet from #64 Musha Psycho Mk-II,
and the armor from #60 Dio — combine them all to build the Resurrection Arm General.

Resurrection Arm General

This is the SD Waka Zakuto, released as part of the SD Sengoku-den Fuurin Kazan series. In the lore, he's the son of BB Senshi #39 Arm General/Zakuto — "Waka" meaning "young" in Japanese. Like many of its predecessors, you can remove the armor and weapons to display it in light armor configuration.

Design-wise, he's a one-eyed Zaku just like his father, based on the Zaku II Kai concept. Interestingly, the son Waka Zakuto actually looks flashier and sharper than his father Arm General/Zakuto — probably because gold plating just has more visual punch than silver plating.

One notable feature is that extra parts are included to build the Musha Ninja Kämpfer, though you'll need a separately sold BB Senshi #40 Kämpfer to pull it off. Aside from that, there's nothing particularly special to highlight — the articulation and weapon features are the same as previous entries in the line.

Either way, you do need to track down a BB Senshi Kämpfer separately, but the upside is that this kit lets you build two different Musha configurations — so that's a nice bonus. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.