Meet your own Fighter Unko
Bandai's "Unko Suru Days" line takes its own poop-character mascots and turns them into a genuine craft project rather than a straight model kit. Fighter Unko (格闘家うんこ, more literally "martial artist Unko") is the line's combat-styled character: a poop figure with a fighter's stance, a punch ready to throw, and an open palm for guard.
This one isn't for the serious Gunpla shelf. It's for anyone who wants a genuinely hands-on, slightly ridiculous craft project, whether that's a first build for a young Gunpla fan, a novelty gift, or something different to sit next to the display cases.
Build difficulty
This is a moulding and shaping project, not a traditional plastic kit. You press the included paper clay into the plastic mould by hand, work it into shape, then leave it to air-dry at room temperature. No cement, no paint, no runners to trim. Bandai rates it for ages 6 and up, and it suits a first-time crafter as easily as an adult who wants a break from panel lining. Expect 15 to 20 minutes of hands-on shaping, then drying time before the hand parts go on.
Technical highlights
The kit pairs a plastic poop-shaped mould and base with hand-worked paper clay, so the body is genuinely handmade rather than injection-moulded. The included hand assembly has an articulated wrist, with two swappable hand parts, a closed fist and an open palm, so you can pose Fighter Unko mid-punch or on guard once the clay has set. No paint is required and no colour separation applies in the traditional sense, the clay's own orange colour is the finish.
What makes this kit special
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Hand-shaped, not moulded: you're pressing and sculpting the paper clay yourself, so every finished Fighter Unko comes out a little different.
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Wrist articulation: the hand assembly rotates at the wrist, giving you a genuine pose rather than a fixed stance.
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Two hand parts included: swap between a closed fist and an open palm for a punch or a guard pose.
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Air-dry, no oven or kiln: the paper clay firms up at room temperature. No baking, no kiln, no special equipment.
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Zero glue, zero paint: everything needed is in the box. No extra hobby supplies required to finish it.
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Officially licensed Bandai novelty item: part of the same "Unko Suru Days" line as Bandai's other Unko and Unchi characters, not a third-party knockoff.
What's in the box
- 1x poop-shaped plastic mould and base, including the articulated hand assembly with wrist joint
- 1x paper clay, orange, 30g
- 1x sticker sheet
Compatible kits
Not applicable. Fighter Unko is a standalone novelty craft kit with no display base, option parts, or accessory compatibility to speak of.
Build your Unko Suru Days collection
Fighter Unko is one character in Bandai's growing "Unko Suru Days" novelty line. If you're building out the set, these are currently in stock at Mecha Express:
Build specifications
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Series: Unko Suru Days
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Character: Fighter Unko (格闘家うんこ)
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Manufacturer: Bandai
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Material: Paper clay (orange, 30g) plus plastic mould and hand parts
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Barcode (JAN): 4573102686794
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Skill Level: 1 (Beginner)
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Assembly method: Hand-moulded paper clay with snap-fit plastic hand parts
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Paint required: No
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Glue required: No
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Recommended age: 6+
Perfect for
- Gunpla collectors after a light-hearted piece to sit next to the serious builds
- First-time crafters and kids aged 6 and up wanting a genuinely hands-on project
- Gift buyers after something different from another kit or figure
- Collectors building out the full Unko Suru Days line-up
- Anyone who'd rather skip the glue and paint clean-up entirely
Fast Australian shipping
Dispatched same day from our Brisbane warehouse if ordered before 2pm AEST on weekdays. Free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $199. Genuine Australian stock in hand, not ordered through an overseas proxy. Packed securely with void fill to keep the mould and clay protected in transit.
What to watch for
Because you're shaping the clay yourself, the finished look is handmade rather than factory-uniform, that's the nature of the kit, not a fault. Paper clay can crack slightly if pressed too thin or dried too quickly in direct sun or near a heater, so air-dry it at room temperature out of direct heat. Once cured, the clay firms up but isn't as hard as injection-moulded plastic, so treat the finished piece as a display item rather than something built for rough handling.
Builder tips: work the clay in small sections and press it firmly into every corner of the mould before it starts to firm up, that's what gets the pose looking sharp.
Build notes
No glue and no paint needed. Budget 15 to 20 minutes for the hands-on shaping, then leave it at room temperature to air-dry, there's no oven or kiln step. Recommended for ages 6 and up, with adult supervision suggested for younger crafters handling the small hand parts.
Last updated: 16 July 2026 (AEST)
