giant mechs and action-packed storylines, continues to build its fanbase worldwide. Whether you’ve been a fan since 1979 or are new to the franchise, read on to learn how to experience Gundam in Japan ...

WTF?! Anyone who has ever fantasized about piloting a real-life Gundam robot could see that dream come close to reality thanks to a nearly 15-foot-tall battery-powered mech from Japan. The catch ...

Although the official unveiling of this monumental robot was initially scheduled for October 1st at the Gundam Factory in Yokohama, the event had to be postponed due to the ongoing challenges ...

A Tokyo startup created ARCHAX, a $3 million robot that looks like "Mobile Suit ... Back in 2020, a video showing how a real-life Gundam raised its foot went viral on YouTube.

The Gundam franchise isn’t only interested in making more life-size Gundam, though that is something on their agenda. The franchise’s owner, Bandai Namco Group, is also interested in protecting the ...

A Japanese company has made a popular anime cartoon larger than life, unveiling a ... according to the series. The Gundam Factory Yokohama, which produced the real robot, was due to host a grand ...

The post So, Japan Now Has a Life-Size Gundam Robot That Moves appeared ... They’re essentially the inspiration for any modern robot action figure or series today (think everything from ...

You can contact her on [email protected]. A video of a life-sized Gundam robot is being shared on social media after construction was finished on the moving model. Located on the Yamashita ...

This one is especially for all the Gundam fans out there. If you have always been fascinated by the giant Gundam robot, you can now meet a real, life-sized Gundam at Yokohama in Japan. The ...

Pacific Rim showed that Japan's giant animated robots could work wonders in a live-action film ... are no stranger to full-size mecha in real life, of course. Just this week, a toy company ...

Real life size robots!! Head on over to the above link for the rest of the pics. Special thanks to Gizmodo.com for providing the video and the pictures. This is a video of the Robots in motion!