Votoms: The Gray Witch Gets 6-Mecha VAKIT Platoon Kit Set
The VAKIT Platoon line marks MegaHouse's entry into affordable, articulated mecha kits for a film that has not yet premiered, positioning the merchandise to launch alongside the movie's theatrical run.
Key Facts
- MegaHouse opened reservations for the VAKIT Platoon Armored Trooper Votoms: The Gray Witch set on August 6, 2026.
- The set includes six articulated plastic kits, each approximately 80mm tall, priced at 11,880 yen including tax.
- Individual kits are available at 1,980 yen including tax.
- The set is scheduled to ship in February 2027, while the film Armored Trooper Votoms: The Gray Witch is set for theatrical release in November 2026.
- The kits feature pre-painted camera lens parts and are sold in closed packaging with all six types in one box.
Reporting from 2 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Inside.
MegaHouse has opened reservations for the first entry in its VAKIT Platoon collectible plastic kit line, a six-mecha set based on the upcoming film Armored Trooper Votoms: The Gray Witch. The set, priced at 11,880 yen including tax, is scheduled to ship in February 2027, ahead of the film's theatrical release in November 2026. Each of the six kits stands about 80mm tall and features articulated joints, with pre-painted camera lens parts. The kits come in closed packaging, and purchasing one box includes all six types. A single-item purchase is also available at 1,980 yen including tax. The set is being sold through Premium Bandai, with reservations currently open. The kits are designed for easy assembly and diorama display, and can be painted freely for additional customization. The line is published by MegaHouse under the VAKIT brand, with the film credited to Sunrise.
The VAKIT Platoon series is a new collectible-focused branch of MegaHouse's existing VAKIT assembly kit line, and The Gray Witch set is its first release. The six mecha included in the set are drawn from the new film, which is scheduled to hit theaters in November 2026. Each kit is partially pre-painted, with the camera lens parts colored, so builders can assemble them straight out of the box or add their own paint for a more detailed finish.
The kits are sized at approximately 80mm total height, a scale MegaHouse says makes them easy to collect and suitable for diorama setups. The set is sold in closed packaging, with all six types included in a single box. Reservations are open now through Premium Bandai, with the set priced at 11,880 yen and individual kits at 1,980 yen. Shipping is planned for February 2027. The film is credited to Sunrise, and the kits are published by MegaHouse.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.