The first Gundam-type mobile suit Vagan ever built
The xvm-fzc Gundam Legilis is the first Gundam-type mobile suit developed by the Vagan, built from data recovered from the captured AGE-3 Orbital combined with Vagan technology pulled from the EXA-DB. First piloted by Fezarl Ezelcant and later by Zeheart Galette, it's a genuine hybrid: Gundam-type proportions carrying Vagan-derived weapons and internals.
For Gundam AGE collectors, the Legilis is the moment the show's two design languages properly collide, and this HG kit gives it interchangeable Vagan and Gundam-style eyes so you can display it either way.
Build difficulty
This is a High Grade kit rated for intermediate builders. It's an easy build over an evening, with a low part count and no cement or paint needed for a clean finish. The main thing to take slowly is the shield, which houses the Legilis Bits remote-weapon gimmick and has a few more steps than a standard shield.
Technical highlights
The Legilis carries the Vagan armament set: a chest-mounted Beam Buster, two beam sabers, and a shield that houses the generator for its Legilis Bits remote weapons, recreated on the kit with a shooting-bits gimmick. Interchangeable eye parts let you switch between the Vagan look and a more traditional Gundam-style visor. Colour separation covers the white, blue, red and yellow scheme without needing paint.
What Makes This Kit Special
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First Vagan Gundam-type: the only kit in the HG AGE lineup that represents the Vagan's own take on Gundam-type design.
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Interchangeable Vagan and Gundam eyes: swap the eye parts to display either look.
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Legilis Bits shield gimmick: the shield houses the generator for the Legilis Bits remote weapons, recreated with a shooting-bits display option.
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Chest-mounted Beam Buster: a distinct silhouette compared to the arm or backpack-mounted beam weapons on most Gundam AGE kits.
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Snap-fit, no tools needed: no cement and no paint required for a clean finish straight off the runner.
What's in the box
- Legilis plastic runners
- Beam Buster (chest-mounted)
- Two beam sabers
- Shield with Legilis Bits shooting gimmick parts
- Interchangeable Vagan and Gundam-style eye parts
- Polycap set
- Sticker sheet
- Instruction manual
Compatible accessories
No display base is included with the kit. For dynamic Beam Buster and Legilis Bits poses, pair the HG Gundam Legilis with the Bandai Action Base 2, the standard 1/144 scale display stand.
Build your Advanced Generation collection
Right now the Bandai 1/100 MG Gundam AGE-2 Dark Hound is in stock alongside the Legilis. Check back for further Advanced Generation restocks as the rest of the AGE lineup cycles back through.
Build specifications
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Series: Mobile Suit Gundam AGE
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Grade: High Grade (HG)
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Scale: 1/144
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Mobile Suit: xvm-fzc Gundam Legilis
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Pilot: Fezarl Ezelcant, later Zeheart Galette
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Faction: Vagan
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Timeline: Advanced Generation (AG)
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Manufacturer: Bandai Spirits
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Kit packaged weight: 280g (retail box 30 x 19 x 6.8cm)
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Barcode: 4573102603708
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Skill Level: Intermediate
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Assembly: Snap-fit, no glue required
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Paint Required: Optional
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Special Features: Interchangeable Vagan/Gundam eyes, Legilis Bits shield gimmick
Perfect for
- Gundam AGE collectors building out the Vagan side of the shelf
- Builders who want a kit with a genuinely different silhouette from the AGE-1 and AGE-2 lineage
- Anyone who wants both the Vagan and Gundam-style look from a single kit
- HG builders looking for a quick, low-fuss evening build
- Collectors building alongside the in-stock MG AGE-2 Dark Hound
Fast Australian shipping
Dispatched same day from Brisbane if ordered before 2pm AEST on weekdays. Free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $199. Packed securely in a sturdy outer box with water-soluble cornstarch void fill that dissolves cleanly in the sink.
What to watch for
Independent build coverage of this kit is thin, this is an older, less-discussed release and recent reviewer activity is limited. One reviewer flags the waist as having close to zero side articulation, which is a design trait of this particular kit rather than a build fault, and notes some panel colour applications rely on stickers rather than moulded plastic. Beyond that, no wider pattern of build issues turned up across the sources checked.
Builder Tips: The shield's shooting-bits gimmick has a few small parts, so work over a tray to avoid losing anything. If you're using the sticker sheet for the colour-separated panels, burnish them down firmly for a cleaner look.
Build notes
Snap-fit assembly, no cement required. Nippers and a hobby knife recommended for clean part removal. Budget 1 to 2 hours for a straightforward build. Recommended age 15+.
Last updated: 11 August 2026 (AEST)