A Japanese company has made a popular anime cartoon larger than life, unveiling a massive, 55,000-pound “Gundam” robot that stands 59 feet tall. New footage released Monday shows the mammoth ...

"Japan is very good at animation ... Back in 2020, a video showing how a real-life Gundam raised its foot went viral on YouTube. The 60-foot machine was created by the inventors to carry out ...

Unlike past attempts to make a real-life mecha ... ‘This is Japan’.” Tsubame Industries plans to build and sell five ARCHAX models to incredibly wealthy fans of Gundam, anime and robots ...

Testing has already begun with regards to the life sized Gundam that is being created in Japan, with a tentative release date of October 1st for the sixty foot mech suit that will join the many ...

Based on the armor of the real-life military leader ... both a cool model kit and a piece of Japanese history in their collection. One devoted Mobile Suit Gundam fan was fashion-forward by ...

WTF?! Anyone who has ever fantasized about piloting a real-life Gundam robot could see that dream come close to reality thanks to a nearly 15-foot-tall battery-powered mech from Japan. The catch ...

However, one Tokyo-based company is showing the world that this technology is very much real—and it might one day be used to explore the moon and Mars. Japanese robotics company Tsubame ...

The liveries for both the real airplane and bus will feature the franchise’s titular Mobile Suit Gundam, along with the Expo 2025 mascot, Myaku-Myaku. Japan Airlines is holding the first launch ...

WTF?! Japan has a history of creating real-life, Gundam-style giant robots, but they tend to be for entertainment purposes rather than practical applications. However, the country has just started ...

A Japanese company has finally created the futuristic ... Archax requires a human driver who pilots it from inside, like a real Gundam robot. The pilot operates the 3.5-ton robot using two ...

YOKOHAMA, Japan, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Tokyo-based start-up Tsubame Industries has developed a 4.5-metre-tall (14.8-feet), four-wheeled robot that looks like "Mobile Suit Gundam" from the wildly ...