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METAL BUILD Kamen Rider Ark-One Opens Preorders On November 12

Bandai Spirits will open preorders on November 12, 2026 for a METAL BUILD Kamen Rider Ark-One figure priced at 33,000 yen, with a scheduled release in April 2027.

Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.

Why it matters

Ark-One follows Zero-One into METAL BUILD under the same designer, so the line is treating the two riders as a paired design exercise rather than a one-off, with shared mechanisms and a separate effect set marking the difference.

METAL BUILD Kamen Rider Ark-One Opens Preorders On November 12

Key Facts

  • Bandai Spirits will open preorders for METAL BUILD Kamen Rider Ark-One on November 12, 2026.
  • The figure is priced at 33,000 yen with a scheduled release in April 2027.
  • Product designer Takato Yamashita handled the design arrangement, based on the Zero-One design foundation.
  • The set includes the Attache Calibur, effect parts, interchangeable hands, joint parts, and a dedicated stand.
  • The figure stands approximately 210mm and uses ABS, die-cast, and PVC.

Product designer Takato Yamashita handled the design arrangement, working from the design foundation of the earlier METAL BUILD Kamen Rider Zero-One. The figure stands about 210mm and includes the Attache Calibur, a set of effect parts, interchangeable hands, joint parts, and a dedicated stand.

The set includes the Attache Calibur and an effect parts set that belongs only to Ark-One. Gradient paint runs along the tips of the head, chest, and arm effects, and the articulation is built from the neck down to the fingertips. Materials are ABS, die-cast, and PVC, with Bandai Spirits named as manufacturer. Preorders open November 12, 2026 ahead of an April 2027 release.

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