ROBOT Spirits (SIDE MS) MS-11 Act Zaku [Augusta Lab] ver. ANIME - Release Info

ROBOT Spirits (SIDE MS) MS-11 Act Zaku [Augusta Lab] ver. ANIME

Release Date: June 2025

Price: 9,350 Yen

The Act Zaku is now available in the Earth Federation Forces colors as part of the ROBOT Spirits ver. ANIME lineup. Originally developed by the Principality of Zeon during the Pezun Project, this mobile suit is an upgraded version of the Zaku. It features magnet coating, a more powerful generator, and new systems, including the ability to use a beam rifle.

This version also includes weapons and accessories from the anime series Mobile Suit Z Gundam.

Weapons and Accessories:

• Beam rifle
• Bullpup gun
• Large heat hawk (light-emitting and portable versions)
• Cracker x 2
• Beam saber x 2
• 120mm Zaku machine gun (modified)
• Effect parts set
• Joint parts set
• Wrist storage deck
• Interchangeable parts: Four types of left wrist parts.

The MS-11 Act Zaku is a remarkable mobile suit with a storied history, blending Zeon innovation with Earth Federation practicality. Originally developed during the One Year War under the Pezun Project, the Act Zaku was intended to surpass the limitations of earlier Zeon designs. Its designation, MS-11, was borrowed from the delayed MS-14 Gelgoog project to maintain secrecy.

It was outfitted with specialized weapons, such as a custom heat hawk, a bullpup gun, and beam sabers. One custom unit, piloted by Granada ace Mallet Sanguine, featured a commander antenna, dual heat hawks, and enhanced performance after its limiter was removed.

Following the war, the Earth Federation adopted and mass-produced the Act Zaku. These units included upgrades like linear seat cockpits and beam rifles from newer models. Though it saw action into the Gryps Conflict, the Act Zaku was eventually outclassed by more advanced mobile suits like the Hyaku Shiki, marking the end of its operational relevance.

Its unique blend of innovation and adaptability allowed it to bridge the gap between Zeon and Federation technologies. While its later years saw it overshadowed by more advanced designs, its contributions to mobile suit development remain a testament to its engineering brilliance.