SD BB Senshi Ryujin Doshi Nu

Release 2004.12

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 Ryujin Doshi Nu - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Ryujin Doshi Nu - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armor removed

SD Ryujin Doshi Nu - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Ryujin Doshi Nu - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

A Hiryu is included alongside the main unit.

Hiryu

You can outfit Hiryu with armor to create Musha Hiryu.

If you rotate the light armor type's head 180 degrees, it can be tucked inside the body.

SD Ryujin Doshi Nu - You can then combine all the parts from the main unit and Hiryu to form the Ryujin mode. (1/3)

You can then combine all the parts from the main unit and Hiryu to form the Ryujin mode.

SD Ryujin Doshi Nu - Compared to the usual SD level of articulation, the arms feature a joint that allows rotation using the

Compared to the usual SD level of articulation, the arms feature a joint that allows rotation using the shoulder as the axis.

Action pose

Together with SD Shonen Hoshi Mugen

SD Shonen Hoshi Mugen with the shoulder parts, fin funnels, and weapons added in a collaboration look

This is the Ryujin Doshi Nu, released as part of the SD Gundam Force Kaiken Musha Retsuden Mukamuuka arc. True to its name, it blends the Nu Gundam concept with that of a dragon, and comes with a separate character called Hiryu alongside the main unit. You can also equip Hiryu with armor to build Musha Hiryu.

The highlight of this kit is the combination gimmick between Ryujin Doshi Nu and Hiryu. To pull it off, you rotate the light armor type's head 180 degrees and tuck it inside the body, then rearrange the armor from both Hiryu and the main unit to complete the Ryujin mode. There's also a collaboration feature that lets you add some of the weapons onto SD Shonen Hoshi Mugen.

This kit's main draw is the combination/transformation into Ryujin mode — if the style appeals to you, it looks like a pretty enjoyable build overall. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.