Meticulously finished in the Bandai Spirits Chogokin tradition, the XVX-016 Gundam Aerial showcases a gleaming die-cast frame that catches light from every angle. The armor is precision-molded with sharp panel lines and clean color separation that mirror the anime design. The head crest and V-fin are sculpted with chrome-like accents, while the chest and shield feature subtle tinted sections that evoke the suit’s energy core. Joints are engineered for a wide range of motion, allowing dynamic poses, and the accessory loadout includes a rifle, shield, and beam saber with compatible open-hands for dramatic displays. The 1/100 scale yields a compact 180 mm silhouette, yet the weight and solidity of die-cast parts give it a premium, display-worthy presence. A tasteful balance of gloss and matte finishes, together with faithful paint applications, makes this figure a standout on any hobby shelf.

XVX-016 Gundam Aerial is piloted by Suletta Mercury, a gifted student at the Asticassia School of Technology who carries a complex history and a hopeful dream for a more just space era. Built for agile aerial combat and high maneuverability, the Aerial embodies both the promise and danger of a new generation of Gundam. Through Suletta’s decisions, the Gundam connects with allies and clashes with rivals, navigating a world of political factions, corporate interests, and personal loyalties. The suit’s responsive controls and adaptive weaponry reflect the series’ themes of trust, choice, and consequence as Suletta questions what it means to wield power responsibly. As events unfold, the Gundam Aerial becomes more than a machine: it is a symbol of resilience for underrepresented groups and a catalyst for change, highlighting the human cost behind every frontier battle across colonies and confrontations.