Legend BB Versal Knight Gundam Review

This is a review of the Legend BB Versal Knight Gundam.

The whole body. As with the usual BB, the colors are roughly separated and the finer details are filled in with stickers. This time, there is a lot of plating overall.

The back. There aren’t that many colors, so the amount of stickers is a little less than FA.

The face. The body is the same, so the curved shape and the balance of the eye size are the same as previous knights.

The visor is gold and silver plated, the ball on the forehead is clear, and only the white parts and the red part on the back of the forehead are stickered.

The contents are the same, so there is the usual gimmick of flipping the eye parts over. The eye stickers are the same as the regular knights, looking left.

Looking right.

Comes with a smiling one.

The visor can be moved up and down.

The armor is color-coded with only the silver stickers on the front armor. The design is simple, so there are only a few stickers.

The shoulder armor is all plated, and only the blue parts are stickers. The top part is curved, so it’s hard to stick it on.

Back. The cape is a repurposed one from a regular knight and is worn in combination with the Night Flyer.

There is no change in the movement etc. The base of the Night Flyer can only move back and forth and cannot be opened or closed.

By changing the position of the flyer and cloak and replacing the back parts, the centaur mode can also be recreated.

However, unlike normal knights, the legs of the main body are not changed, so the change is not very noticeable.

behind.

option.

Fully equipped. In the sample, she has a spear on her right, but in Carddass, it’s more like a sword on the right.

Versal sword. The gold parts are stickers and only the red handle is color coded.

A sheath is also included and can be attached to the back of the waist. Be careful not to peel off the sticker when storing.

Electromagnetic lance. The gold parts are also stickers.

Lightly dressed.

The same as the Legend BB Knight, Full Armor. The main body is the same, so the balance is generally the same.

Compared to SDX, the facial structure and body proportions were quite different.

Just a few at a time.

Since the main body is the same, the movement is roughly the same as the previous two Knight Gundams.

The shoulders can be pulled out quite a bit with the pull-out structure common to BBs. There is no problem with rotating the waist.

However, the shoulder armor is large, and although the base is movable with a ball joint, it can interfere with the flyer depending on the movement.

Also, the sheath on the back of the waist gets in the way, so it’s probably best to remove it when moving it.

The eye parts are also compatible, so if you make a different pattern than before, you can choose from a variety of options without having to replace the stickers, which is convenient.

In the style of Knight Gundam Story 2 illustration.

Centaur mode.

Maybe it’s because I’m not used to seeing it, but it doesn’t look very good on Bersalonite.

The end. This is my review of the Legend BB Versal Knight Gundam.

The price was a bit higher than the previous Legend BBs, probably due to the large amount of plated parts, but the gold and silver plated parts look great, and since there are fewer colors than the FA, the stickers are not so noticeable and the volume is very luxurious.
The movement was the same as the previous Knight Gundam models, so there was nothing particularly new, but it was a solid creation common to the Legend series, and despite its body shape, it moved well, and gimmicks such as the Centaur were well reproduced, so there was nothing to complain about in terms of playability.
I wonder if they will continue with Superior Dragon and Argus Knights like SDX, or if they will release other main characters from other series, such as Zero the Magic Dragon Swordsman.