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METAL BUILD Ikaruga from Knight's & Magic Gets June 2027 Release

Bandai Spirits will release Ikaruga from Knight's & Magic as a METAL BUILD figure, Inside reported on November 2. The figure features design arrangements by Yutaka Tenjin, mechanical designer for the Knight's & Magic anime.

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Why it matters

The METAL BUILD release puts Yutaka Tenjin's anime mechanical design into a die-cast build with its Silver Phoenix Knights flag and chess-piece pedestal intact for June 2027.

METAL BUILD Ikaruga from Knight's & Magic Gets June 2027 Release

Key Facts

  • METAL BUILD Ikaruga is based on Ikaruga from Knight's & Magic.
  • Yutaka Tenjin handled design arrangements for the figure.
  • METAL BUILD Ikaruga costs 44,000 yen tax included.
  • METAL BUILD Ikaruga is scheduled for release in June 2027.
  • Bandai Spirits produces the METAL BUILD series.

It uses die-cast parts in joints and armor, with golden armor bearing METAL BUILD engravings. It includes a Silver Phoenix Knights ceremonial flag for the shoulder and a chair-shaped pedestal using military chess piece motifs. Pre-orders are open at 44,000 yen tax included for a June 2027 release.

Yutaka Tenjin's arrangement carries over from his role as mechanical designer on the Knight's & Magic anime, and the figure reproduces Ikaruga's unusual proportions with a sense of heft through die-cast in the joints and armor.

The golden armor carries METAL BUILD original engravings, the Silver Phoenix Knights ceremonial flag attaches to the shoulder, and military chess piece motifs form a chair-shaped pedestal. Bandai Spirits has opened pre-orders for the METAL BUILD Ikaruga at 44,000 yen tax included, with release scheduled for June 2027.

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