The mecha born from betrayal
Enjyoumaru is the fire-forged final antagonist mecha of Mashin Souzo Densetsu Wataru (魔神創造伝ワタル), Bandai's 2025 TV anime made for the 35th anniversary of the original Mashin Hero Wataru franchise. It's created when Enjoda, leader of the villainous Yakara, crystallises the body of Goraiin using his own mecha Raijinmaru as the vessel, a corrupted, fire-wreathed transformation with a signature attack the show calls "Mera Mera Fire." If you're building out the Wataru mecha shelf, this is the one that turns it from a hero lineup into a full story.
Build difficulty
Enjyoumaru goes together on the same common-frame, snap-fit system Bandai uses across the whole Wataru mecha line, so no cement and no paint are needed for a standard build. Bandai hasn't published an exact part count for this specific kit, but the boxed weight, around 280g in a 30 x 19 x 7cm box, sits in line with the rest of the sub-$40 releases in this series, so it's a single-sitting build, not a marathon one. A good pick for a first Wataru kit or a quick build night.
Technical highlights
Like the rest of the line, Enjyoumaru uses Bandai's shared common-frame engineering, which is what lets the whole Wataru mecha roster snap together with the same basic tool kit. We couldn't confirm a specific colour-separation or accessory spec for this exact release from published retailer listings, so we've kept the claims here to what's actually confirmed rather than guessing at paint jobs or extra parts.
What makes this kit special
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Snap-fit, common-frame build: no glue, no paint, the same engineering Bandai uses across the whole Wataru mecha line.
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The story's turning-point mecha: Enjyoumaru isn't just another Mashin, it's the one built from betrayal, at the point the show turns dark.
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Fire-themed design: Enjoda's signature "Mera Mera Fire" attack is baked into the character, not just a marketing line.
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Compact shelf piece: around 280g in a 30 x 19 x 7cm box, easy to slot in next to the rest of the Wataru roster.
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Genuine Bandai Spirits release: official kit from the current Wataru anime line, not a third-party or unlicensed cast.
What's in the box
- Plastic parts runners for Enjyoumaru's full-body assembly (common-frame, snap-fit design)
- Instruction sheet
We could not verify a full parts/accessory breakdown for this specific kit from any published source. If Bandai's box lists additional parts, this section will be updated once the physical box is confirmed rather than us guessing at contents.
Compatible kits
No specific compatible accessories or display stands have been confirmed for Enjyoumaru, so none are listed here. If you're building out the full Wataru mecha roster, the kits below share the same common-frame engineering.
Build your Wataru mecha collection
Enjyoumaru sits alongside the rest of Bandai's current Wataru mecha line-up, all currently in stock:
Build specifications
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Series: Mashin Souzo Densetsu Wataru (2025 TV anime), part of the Mashin Hero Wataru franchise
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Manufacturer: Bandai Spirits
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Character: Enjyoumaru, associated with the antagonist Enjoda
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Kit number: 5068390
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Barcode: 4573102683908
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Assembly method: Snap-fit, common frame (no cement required)
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Paint required: No, for a standard build
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Packaged weight: approx. 280g
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Packaged dimensions: approx. 30 x 19 x 7cm
Perfect for
- Collectors completing the Wataru mecha shelf who want the story's turning-point kit, not just the hero side
- Builders who want a fast, glue-free, paint-free build in one sitting
- Fans of the 2025 Mashin Souzo Densetsu Wataru series or the original 1988 franchise
- First-time model builders looking for an easy snap-fit kit to start with
- Anyone after a compact, distinctive display piece rather than a large-scale build
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 in a sturdy outer box with water-soluble cornstarch void fill that dissolves cleanly in the sink.
What to watch for
We haven't found independent builder reviews for this specific kit yet, so we can't give verified feedback on fit or finish here. As a general note on Bandai's Wataru common-frame kits: they're designed for snap-fit assembly, so if a joint feels tight, don't force it, a light twist usually seats the part cleanly.
Builder tip: nippers make for a cleaner runner removal than twisting alone, even on a no-cement kit like this one.
Build notes
No cement or paint required for a standard build. A pair of nippers is the only tool you really need. Expect a single sitting to complete. Suitable for beginners as a first Bandai snap-fit kit.
Last updated: 16 July 2026 (AEST)