Mobile Suit Moon Gundam Mechanics - Image Gallery

The December 2017 issue of the monthly comic magazine Gundam ACE first revealed some new Gundam and Mobile Suits from Mobile Suit Moon Gundam. The episode 2's mechanics revealed some familiar Mobile Suits like Rick Dijeh, and a blue colored Sazabi-like MS.

The magazine was released on October 26, 2017 for 800 Yen.

Gundam ACE also features the 10th anniversary of Mobile Suit Gundam 00, and revealed the prequel story of Mobile Suit Gundam UC Bande Dessinee, Episode:0.

GM III Powered Full Armor [BULLDOG]



MSK-008R Modified Rick Dijeh




RGM-88X Jeda



AMX-015-4S Dag Doll





MRX-013-3 Psycho-Gundam Mk-IV




Ippei Gyoubu revealed another Gundam design on Moon Gundam Mechanical Works vol. 13 via Hobby Japan magazine. The Gundam was called Psycho-Gundam Mk-IV with code name of G-Doors. 




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Medusa

AMS-123X Varguil with Gundam Head












Another cool design from the Moon Gundam series revealed at its vol. 5!

AMS-123X Varguil

AMX-104L RS-JARJA



MSZ-010A1 [Theta Plus]



MSK-008R Rick Dijeh




Vol. 2 of the Moon Gundam mechanical works reveals
AMX-117LG (AMX-117RG) GAZ-L GRAU





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  1. Amuro and an one eye mobile suit (Rick Dije)?

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  2. That Rick Dijeh looks like its been taking some visual cues from IBO. Not that its a bad thing!

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  3. I LOVE IT

    Bandai, pls, I need gunpla of this beautiful monster, the Bargil(?)!

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  4. i got a feeling that the sazabi looking ms would probably get its head blown to bits.than they would find that gundam head floating around in space and the next thing you know,BAM moon gundam roll credits
    since the sazabi look a like and moon gundam have the exact same body but different colour scheme and head

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  5. The Theta Plus aka ZZ Plus. It looks like either a more streamlined ZZ or a bulked-up Zeta. That Large Hyper Mega Cannon is straight from the Full Armor.

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    1. So MoonMoon is the Varguil with the Psyco 4's head and some of its Psycoplate?
      Interesting...

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  7. OMG THE VARGUIL. ITS LIKE IF KAMPFER AND SAZABI HAD A BABY AND SAZABI'S FATHER IS GEARA DOGA.

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  8. dem i just realise varguil and moon gundam has the same body lol

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  9. The Medusa is a quadruped Hamma Hamma with the head coming out of the Hamma Hamma's crotch. Wow.

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  10. That's a pathetic size for a mobile suit to be called psycho gundam. Why not just name it full moon gundam something something instead

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  11. This isn't the first case of a significantly smaller psycho Gundam although. The prototype and mass production type psycho gundams are considerably smaller than mk 1s-3s. Also the moon Gundam was likely only given the name because of the moon colony, and the remaining funnels formed a crescent moon. It wouod make no sense for it be called the full moon Gundam...

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  12. Always thought the Moon Gundam had such an emphasis on psycho-weapons it might as well be a Psycho Gundam. Hope they make a kit for the Mk-IV!

    Also, wasn't the official spelling of these Gundams "Psyco" without an H? Did they retcon it?

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  13. The Dag Doll looks like an IBO design that was cut and reused for this series. If they ever make a kit of this it would blend in well next to Kimaris and Bael.

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  14. Oh cool, they made a canon version of the Jeda/Jedah. Here's hoping for a kit!

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  15. I guess the Moon Gundam becomes another Psycho Gundam, which is really cool.

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  16. An HG Moon Gundam series would be cool, even though it'll probably take like 5 years for Bandai to actually get to it. The mobile suit designs in this series are look really good, and it would be nice to get more quality HG kits from the ZZ/CCA era.

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  17. Dag doll looks like something out of IBO and jeda from g no reconguista

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