Gunpla Restock November 2026: 21 P-Bandai Reissues Ship

If you searched for a Gunpla restock November 2026 list, Bandai's answer is 21 reissues marked for November 2026 shipping, and all 21 are Premium Bandai orders in Japan, not general releases for hobby shops. For regular retail Bandai gives only a quarter, 93 general reissues for October to December with no month, so a US builder should watch shop preorder tags instead of waiting on a November date.

As of Oct 30, 2026: Bandai's months and Japan prices (with 10% tax) as listed that day, and one US shop listing read the same morning. Bandai may change both; we recheck weekly and log changes in the Gunpla reissue tracker.

Header photo: a Gundam Base Satellite shop in Aeon Mall Kyoto. BWard 1997 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

Gunpla restock November 2026: the 21 Premium Bandai reissues

GUNDAM Official's English site posts each Premium Bandai reorder window, and ten posts from May 29 to October 12 this year tag 21 kits [Reissue] with a November 2026 shipping month (one writes "Shipping November 2026", without "in"). The largest batch, posted August 31, holds 11 of them. Twelve of the 21 are HG kits, five are MG, three RG and one RE/100.

Rows marked "Official images" take price and month from Bandai's Japanese item pages, read Oct 30. The ten Premium Bandai-only rows come from our copy of Bandai's Japanese item list (Oct 11), because we do not open Premium Bandai's own pages. "First released" is the month Bandai lists for the kit.

Graphic: PlamoDesk. Sources: GUNDAM Official (EN) pre-order posts, Bandai Hobby Site (Japan) item pages and notice 01_6676, checked Oct 30.

Desk note: The list spans 13 years of kits. The oldest, the MG Nemo Unicorn Color Ver., first came out in April 2012; the newest, the HG Mandala Gundam, in November 2025. Three of the five Premium Bandai-only HG kits in our G Gundam Gunpla guide, the Maxter, Rose and Mandala, are in this one batch, all as a 2nd wave.

Six of the 21 tie to Gundam Unicorn or Narrative by name or by Bandai's series tag, from the RG Phenex (¥13,530) down to the HG Base Jabber (¥1,430). If the RX-0 itself is what you are after, our Unicorn Gundam Gunpla guide ranks eight standard kits from HGUC to PG.

Three of the 21 come back at a higher price

Bandai's reissue price notice has applied new prices to some reissues since April 2025 sales. Its October to December 2026 Premium Bandai list (updated October 9) names three of the November kits:

The item pages already show the new figures. The other 18 are not on that list. If you only want a Zaku II on the shelf, our Zaku II Gunpla kits guide compares the standard HGUC, RG and MG kits, which are general releases.

Premium Bandai reissues rise less than general-release kits this quarter. The whole October to December Premium Bandai list has a median rise of 11.3% over 24 rows, against 25.0% on the general list for the same quarter. Our Gunpla price increase 2027 breakdown found the same 25% median on the January to March 2027 general list.

The 93 general reissues with no month

For hobby shops, Bandai publishes only a quarter. The notice's October to December 2026 general-release list (updated October 1) has 93 items. It names no month and adds that the products sold differ by store (店舗により販売される商品が異なります). Above the lists it warns that reissue timing may change.

Graphic: PlamoDesk. Source: Bandai Hobby Site (Japan) notice 01_6676, October to December 2026 general list, checked Oct 30.

About half the list is Gundam SEED. At least 45 of the 93 rows are Cosmic Era designs from the SEED shows and side stories, among them the 13 numbered HG 1/144 SEED "R" kits, from R02 Duel Gundam Assault Shroud to R17 Perfect Strike Gundam (new prices ¥1,430 to ¥2,420 with tax). Twelve rows are Keroro plamo collection kits. The median rise across all 93 is 25.0%. The smallest is 5.6%, on the 30MM 1/144 eEXM-17 Alto Ground Type [Brown] (¥1,980 to ¥2,090); the largest is 50.0%, on an SD Sangoku Soketsuden Sun Shang Xiang Strike Rouge (¥660 to ¥990).

None of these appear on Bandai's English November schedule, which lists 20 new items. That list is covered in Gunpla releasing in November 2026.

Gunpla restock November 2026 in US shops

A November Japan month does not mean a November US shelf. In an r/Gunpla thread from August 26 (six comments; the moderators later removed the post and pointed it to the Q&A thread), two builders replied from their own experience, each reply with a score of 1:

"Thats August for japan. It usually takes 3-4 weeks minimum for it to come to America and then sometimes it get delayed even more." u/Meep_moop64 on r/Gunpla, August 26

"Going by past observation, August reprint translates to November in stores where I am in the West." u/epicurius-seven on r/Gunpla, August 26

One US listing points the same way as the second reply. The MG 1/100 Gunner Zaku Warrior (Lunamaria Hawke Custom) is on Bandai's October to December list (¥4,730 to ¥5,280 with tax). On Oct 30 USA Gundam Store listed it at $52.99 (regular $54.99) as a preorder tagged Q1 2027.

The 21 Premium Bandai kits are a different matter. On Oct 30, the Premium Bandai strip on Bandai's US English homepage showed 15 items with dollar prices, and none was one of the 21. Premium Bandai USA runs its own listings, covered in our Premium Bandai exclusive Gunpla guide, along with the reseller and proxy routes and their costs.

Mall of America, home of the new Gundam Base Minneapolis (2014 photo). Photo: Runner1928 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

THE GUNDAM BASE Minneapolis opens Friday, October 30, at Mall of America, 102 East Broadway, Bloomington. GUNDAM Official calls it the second US location after Chicago, which opened in December 2025, and says it will carry "exclusive and limited-edition model kits". Neither announcement names which kits. The other US routes are in our guide to where to buy Gunpla in the US.

What we don't know yet: which of the 93 general reissues reach Japanese stores in November, and when US distributors get them. Bandai gives neither, and the shop tags we read are quarters, not dates.

Our take

Wait for US shop listings on the 93; act on the 21 only through an order window. The Japanese Premium Bandai windows for the 21 opened between May 29 and October 12, and the August 31 post already warned that sales may have ended. The general list is the one that matters to most US builders, and its kits come back at a 25% median rise. The USA Gundam Store tag of Q1 2027 suggests a winter shelf, not a November one. If a reissued kit shows up far below these prices on a marketplace, read our bootleg Gunpla checks first. Our tracker's weekly job reads GUNDAM Official again on Sunday, November 1.

How we checked this

On Oct 30 we scanned GUNDAM Official (EN) GUNPLA news back to January 29 with our reissue tracker's script, then read every post with a [Reissue] line again and kept lines marked November 2026 with or without "in" ("Shipping in November 2026" and "Shipping November 2026"); ten source posts remained. We opened eleven Japanese item pages on Bandai Hobby Site and read Bandai's price notice, whose image lists we had transcribed by hand (list dates match Bandai's update dates). We did not open p-bandai.jp or p-bandai.com. The USA Gundam Store row comes from the shop's own search data; two other US shops returned a bot check that morning, so they are not quoted. Reddit was read through Arctic Shift.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Premium Bandai restock sold-out kits? It reopens orders, and Bandai calls them additional pre-orders. The RG 1/144 Strike Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode shows how often: GUNDAM Official listed a 2nd wave shipping in September 2026 (posted August 7) and a 3rd wave shipping in November 2026 (posted August 31). The posts add that sales may already have ended by the time you read them.

Is the MG Full Armor Unicorn Gundam (Red Color Ver.) coming back in November 2026? Not as far as Bandai has said. GUNDAM Official's August 31 post tags it [Reissue] but gives no shipping month, unlike the other 11 [Reissue] lines in that post. Bandai's October to December 2026 Premium Bandai price list does include it, at ¥9,790 with tax, up from ¥8,800.

Are there Gunpla reissues in December 2026? More than in November. Our scan found 32 [Reissue] lines marked Shipping December 2026 (with or without "in"), 22 of them from one September 30 post, including the MG Gundam F90 and the PG Unleashed RX-78-2 Clear Color Body. Essential Japan reported the HG Döven Wolf and HG Dreissen at ¥2,640 each, also shipping in December.

When does the MG Hyaku-Shiki Kai reissue ship? Bandai has not said. GUNDAM Official's October 27 post opened additional pre-orders on Premium Bandai from October 28 at 11:00 AM Japan time and tags the kit [Reissue], with no shipping month. No later post we read up to October 30 gives one.

Does the HG Gundam Airmaster Burst come back again after November? Yes. GUNDAM Official's August 7 post opened a 3rd wave of the HG 1/144 Gundam Airmaster Burst reissue, shipping in March 2027, after the 2nd wave from the May 29 post that ships in November 2026. Bandai's Japanese item page lists it at ¥2,750 with tax, first released in October 2020.

Related Reading

• Gunpla Release Schedule 2026: how Bandai's monthly schedule for new kits works.
• Gunpla Releasing in December 2026: the new kits that share December with 32 reissue lines.
• Gunpla price changes: every repriced kit on Bandai's notice, by quarter.

References

• GUNDAM Official (EN) Premium Bandai pre-order posts: May 29, June 5, June 12, July 6, July 17, August 4, August 7, August 20, August 31, September 30, October 12, October 27, all read Oct 30
• Bandai Hobby Site (Japan): reissue price revision notice 01_6676, read Oct 30
• Bandai Hobby Site (English): November 2026 schedule
• Bandai Hobby Site (English): THE GUNDAM BASE CHICAGO, first US store (December 2025)
• Bandai Namco Amusement America: THE GUNDAM BASE Minneapolis opening on Friday, October 30
• Essential Japan: HG Döven Wolf and Dreissen re-release (October 19)
• r/Gunpla: "August Restock?" thread (August 2026) (read through Arctic Shift)
• Hero photo: Gundam Base Satellite Store, Aeon Mall Kyoto, BWard 1997 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0