SD BB Senshi Zero Harihoshi

Release 2002.11

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 Zero Harihoshi - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Zero Harihoshi - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armor and weapons removed

Hatchan

The accessory next to the glasses can be chosen from 2 different forms.

To configure Hatchan as Young Pari Beopsa, you need to pull out the top of the head and extend the arms.

Weapons that can be combined in various ways

SD Zero Harihoshi - When configured as the Honpasu (compass), the tip accessory can be chosen from 2 different forms, just li

When configured as the Honpasu (compass), the tip accessory can be chosen from 2 different forms, just like the head.

Configured as the Beopnyeokwon and Seokjang

Combine the armor pieces and...

You can configure it as the Honrigi Apsaras.

Leftover parts

Typical SD-grade articulation with rotating head, arms, and feet.

Action pose

Together with the SD Shiboryuu Parihwan

Together with the Apsaras that came with the 08th MS Team HG GM Sniper.

This kit is the SD Young Pari Beopsa, released as part of the SD Gundam Musha Maruden 2 series. It reuses the body from the previously released SD Shiboryuu Parihwan, but the weaponry has changed significantly, giving it a pretty different overall look. The color scheme is reminiscent of the 08th MS Team's Ground-type GM, though the face is still a Gundam face.

By combining the newly added weapon parts, you can build three different weapons: the Honpasu (compass), the Beopnyeokwon, and the Seokjang. And if you combine the weapon parts separately, you can also build the Honrigi Apsaras — a Musha-themed take on the Apsaras from the 08th MS Team.

Personally, what I found most fun about this kit wasn't so much the changes to the main body, but the fact that you can recreate a Musha version of the Apsaras — that was a really cool touch. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.