SD BB Senshi Musha Deathscythe

Release 1999.7

Price ¥500

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Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

Custom Musha form after applying seals

Shinobi Cloak removed

Musha form

SD Musha Deathscythe - Not in the manual, but you can remove the helmet and wings to get something close to a light-armor for

Not in the manual, but you can remove the helmet and wings to get something close to a light-armor form.

Hollow-out areas on the back of the arms

A small Inkan (Shinobimaru) is included.

Inkan (Shinobimaru)

The Shinobi Cloak can be detached and mounted on the front.

Cape form

Standard SD-level articulation, with the wings able to swing forward and backward.

SD Musha Deathscythe - Action Pose (1/3)

Action pose

Together with the previous release, SD Musha Sandrock.

SD Musha Deathscythe - By combining the Shinobi Cloak with the SD Musha Wing Zero body, Musha Nataku's legs, Musha Heavyarms'

By combining the Shinobi Cloak with the SD Musha Wing Zero body, Musha Nataku's legs, Musha Heavyarms' arms, and Musha Sandrock's twin blades En,
you can build Musha Wing Zero Complete Evolution.

This kit is the SD Musha Deathscythe, released as part of the SD Mushasenki: Light Transformation arc. The basic layout and format are similar to the previous entries in the series, and aside from the head antenna, it really feels like they did their best to stay true to the Deathscythe Hell Custom (EW version) design.

The Shinobi Cloak — the most iconic feature of the Deathscythe Hell Custom — is done in clear plastic, giving it a really unique look. It can move slightly forward and backward, and by detaching and reattaching it, you can also recreate the full-body cape form. As a bonus, a small and cute clear-plastic Inkan (Shinobimaru) is included.

Beyond that, the articulation and general features are pretty standard SD fare, but the overall volume and style are great, making this a very visually satisfying kit. On top of that, by combining the Shinobi Cloak with the SD Musha Wing Zero body, Musha Nataku's legs, Musha Heavyarms' arms, and Musha Sandrock's twin blades En, you can pull off the ultimate evolved form — Musha Wing Zero Complete Evolution.

Collecting all five kits in the series would make things even more fun, but even if you're just a Deathscythe fan, this one is definitely worth building on its own. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.