Flame Toys' Dygenguar Joins Kikou Series With LED Head And Three Sword Modes
Flame Toys is releasing a Kikou Series figure of the Bujin Soukou Dygenguar from Super Robot Wars OG, piloted by Sanger Zonvolt. The non-scale figure stands about 300mm tall, uses PVC, ABS and diecast, and has built-in LED head illumination.
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Why it matters
The Kikou line's weight-and-diecast approach now covers a Super Robot Wars OG lead machine, and the three-mode Zankantou plus LED gimmick put the figure at a 47,000 yen price point aimed at the high-end collector rather than the general robot figure buyer.
Key Facts
- Flame Toys is releasing a Kikou Series figure of Bujin Soukou Dygenguar from Super Robot Wars OG.
- The figure is non-scale, about 300mm tall, and made of PVC, ABS and diecast with LED head illumination.
- It includes the Sanshiki Zankantou in standard, deployed and dai-sharin forms, plus the Guardians Sword.
- Amazon.co.jp lists the figure at 47,000 yen tax included, scheduled for release on June 30, 2027.
It includes the Sanshiki Zankantou in standard, deployed and dai-sharin forms, the Guardians Sword, and Dynamic Knuckle effect parts. Amazon.co.jp lists it at 47,000 yen, scheduled for release on June 30, 2027.
Flame Toys lists the figure at roughly 300mm including the shoulders, with design direction by Chemical Attack and a prototype from Astrays. Effect production is credited to Alice Modeling, with coloring by Ryusuke Komuro and coloring assistance from Shoji Watanabe.
The hand parts have independently movable fingers with built-in pins, which the product page ties to posing the figure with its weapons. The Sanshiki Zankantou is the load-bearing accessory: standard, deployed and dai-sharin versions ship in the box alongside the Guardians Sword. Amazon.co.jp shows 47,000 yen tax included and a release date of June 30, 2027.
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