PG [PERFECT GRADE]: every kit, month and Japan price

Scale and design goal

Perfect Grade kits are 1/60 scale. Wikipedia dates the line to 1998. Bandai's Japanese grade page calls PG the highest-peak brand that embodies the ultimate form of Gunpla, with the latest technology and no compromise on either the internal structure or the exterior (our translation).

PG UNLEASHED is a newer branch of the line. Bandai's page for the PG UNLEASHED 1/60 Nu Gundam (January 2026) calls it the first three-dimensional representation at 1/60 that reproduces the internal structure to the limit. Earlier PGs push materials too: the PG Perfect Strike Gundam of February 2020 uses gunmetal for the internal frame and chrome for its plated parts.

Price

PG is a big step up in cost. Bandai's English item pages list the PG Perfect Strike Gundam at 25,000 yen and the PG UNLEASHED Nu Gundam at 60,000 yen, both before tax. In the United States, USA Gundam Store listed the PG UNLEASHED Nu Gundam at $689.99 on October 11, 2026. Both PG kits are rated for ages 15 and over. Bandai's pages date the PG Perfect Strike Gundam to February 22, 2020 and the PG UNLEASHED Nu Gundam to January 31, 2026, so the two examples are six years apart and the newer one costs more than twice as much.

Because PG releases are rare, the grade has the fewest kits of the four core lines; the table below lists every item Bandai files under the PG brand filter, including add-on parts sold for PG kits.

Who should buy a PG

A PG is a project kit for builders who have finished several MGs and have the time, desk space and display space for a 1/60 suit. It is not a first kit: at these prices a mistake is expensive. If you like a suit and its PG is out of reach, check whether it exists as an MG or MGEX first.