MODEROID Getter Robo Kit Nears Reservation Deadline
The Getter Robo kit's reservation deadline lands in the same week as a wave of Good Smile Company re-releases and new MODEROID kits, signaling a broader push to keep older mecha franchises in steady circulation.
Key Facts
- The MODEROID Mini Gattai Henshin Getter 1 costs 3,900 yen including tax.
- Reservations for the Getter Robo kit close on August 26, with shipping scheduled for December 2026.
- The kit is a second re-release of a product that first shipped in February 2025.
- The three Getter Machines Eagle Go, Jaguar Go, and Bear Go combine into Getter 1 with no leftover parts.
- The MODEROID Galient Heavy Armor Custom re-release costs 8,700 yen and ships January 2027.
Reporting from 2 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Inside.
Good Smile Company is accepting reservations for the MODEROID Mini Gattai Henshin Getter 1, an assembly model kit from Getter Robo that lets the three Getter Machines, Eagle Go, Jaguar Go, and Bear Go, fully combine into Getter 1. The kit uses molded colors, pre-painted parts, and stickers to reproduce a color scheme close to the anime image. It features a simple transformation mechanism with no leftover parts or part swapping, and includes two Getter Tomahawk weapon parts. Priced at 3,900 yen including tax, the kit is a second re-release of a product that first came out in February 2025. Reservations close on August 26, and shipping is scheduled for December 2026. This is one of several MODEROID releases announced around the same time, including re-releases and new kits for Panzer World Galient, Iron Linebarrel, and Dancouga: Super Beast Machine God.
Good Smile Company has opened pre-orders for several MODEROID kits this week, including the re-release of the Galient Heavy Armor Custom from Panzer World Galient and the Linebarrel Overdrive re-release plus the new Verdant kit from Iron Linebarrel. The Galient kit, priced at 8,700 yen, includes a whip-like Galient Sword molded as a single piece using insert injection technology, and it can transform into flight and self-propelled forms. Verdant, a new kit for the Machina piloted by Reiji Moritsugu, costs 9,500 yen and includes four long swords plus a bonus fist part that can hold the sword from the separately sold Linebarrel Overdrive. The Dancouga kit, available in a standard edition and a Good Smile Company shop-limited Enhanced Wing Set, is priced at 15,000 yen and 16,500 yen respectively, with the set adding the Dankukogaiken and enhanced wings. These kits are part of the MODEROID line, which continues to cover classic mecha anime with assembly models that feature transformation and combination gimmicks.
- MODEROID Mini Gattai Henshin Getter 1: Second re-release; 3,900 yen; reservations until August 26; ships December 2026
- MODEROID Galient Heavy Armor Custom: Re-release; 8,700 yen; pre-orders until September 30; ships January 2027
- MODEROID Linebarrel Overdrive: Re-release; 7,500 yen; pre-orders until September 30; ships January 2027
- MODEROID Verdant: New kit; 9,500 yen; pre-orders until September 30; ships June 2027
- MODEROID Dancouga: New kit; 15,000 yen; ships June 2027
- MODEROID Dancouga Enhanced Wing Set: Good Smile Company shop; 16,500 yen; ships June 2027
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.