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YURUGUN: Giant Robots Get a Super-Cute Makeover for Your Chats

So, who’s behind these ridiculously cute Gundam stickers? None other than BANDAI CO., LTD., the Japanese toy giant that pretty much defined many of our childhoods. If you’ve ever built a Gunpla model kit, you know BANDAI. They are the masters of turning epic mobile suits into perfectly detailed plastic models. But they don’t just stop at toys; they’ve now brought their A-game to our messaging apps with the “YURUGUN” sticker set. The name itself is a clever mashup of the Japanese word “yurui,” which means laid-back or relaxed, and “Gundam.” It’s a perfect description for this collection, which takes the usually serious, war-torn mecha universe and gives it a soft, squishy, and totally approachable vibe. It’s Gundam like you’ve never seen it before, ready to make your chats a lot more fun.

These are laid-back and cute Gundam stickers! Enjoy chatting with all 16 types!

• Title : YURUGUN
• Price : Paid
• Type : Animation
• Region : Japan
• Link : line://shop/detail/31521096
• Publisher : BANDAI CO.,LTD.
• Copyright : SOTSU・SUNRISE

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• YURUGUN

A Peek at the YURUGUN Roster

This sticker pack is a real treat, featuring 16 different designs that are just brimming with personality. The artists really had fun reimagining these iconic mobile suits in the most casual and hilarious situations. Let’s take a look at what’s inside.

The top row kicks things off with the classic RX-78-2 Gundam looking utterly devastated over a sad-faced green Haro ball. Next to it, a bubbly purple Acguy seems to have just kicked a ball and looks startled, while a Char-esque Zaku casually sips a drink and toasts with a “Kanpai!” To round it out, a stoic Dom offers up a single flower in a vase, looking surprisingly shy. The second row gives us a lanky, smug-looking mobile suit, a frog-like Acguy standing over a tiny, defeated enemy, and a Zeta Gundam asking if its “scary face” is working while its forearms detach to look like sharp-toothed puppets. A bandaged-up Zaku is also seen hammering away at a block, full of determination.

Moving down, the third row is pure chaos and charm. A pink Acguy is in a complete fluster with a spoon, a red mobile suit is eagerly getting ready to build a Gunpla kit, and the poor original Gundam is clutching its head from a sudden, sharp pain. A fabulously pink Qubeley elegantly sniffs a rose, looking utterly gorgeous. The final row wraps things up with what looks like a Nu Gundam giving a little green guy a friendly pat, a chibi Amuro Ray crawling on the floor while declaring he’s the best pilot, a very sleepy-looking Gundam face, and an enraged Nu Gundam wearing a chef’s hat and fuming with anger. It’s a fantastic mix of funny, sweet, and just plain weird.

The Power Trio Behind the Mechs

It takes a village, or in this case, a corporate powerhouse, to bring something like Gundam to life and keep it going for decades. These stickers are no exception, and the names behind them are legendary in the anime world.

BANDAI: More Than Just Model Kits

We’ve already mentioned BANDAI, but it’s worth diving a little deeper. Since 1950, they’ve been a titan in the toy industry. While they’re famous for the Gunpla kits that have fans meticulously building and painting for hours, they’re also incredibly savvy. Releasing a sticker pack like YURUGUN is a brilliant move. It takes this huge, sometimes intimidating franchise and makes it super accessible. You don’t need to know the entire Universal Century timeline to appreciate a cute Zaku sipping a drink. By tapping into digital goods, BANDAI keeps Gundam fresh and relevant, reaching a whole new generation of fans who live in their chat apps. As part of the larger BANDAI NAMCO Holdings, they have the resources to keep innovating and finding new ways for us to enjoy our favorite giant robots.

SOTSU & SUNRISE: The Original Architects

When you see “SOTSU・SUNRISE” on any Gundam product, you’re looking at the core partnership that owns the whole franchise. Think of them as the parents of Gundam. SOTSU is an advertising and entertainment firm that handles a lot of the business and rights management side of things. They are a key player in making sure the franchise is profitable and managed correctly. On the other hand, you have SUNRISE, the legendary animation studio that actually created and produced Mobile Suit Gundam back in 1979. Now part of Bandai Namco Filmworks, SUNRISE is the creative heart, responsible for the iconic designs, compelling stories, and breathtaking animation that made Gundam a global phenomenon. Together, this duo manages the intellectual property, which is why their names are legally stamped on everything from a billion-dollar movie to a simple sticker. It’s their seal of approval, ensuring that every piece of Gundam media, no matter how laid-back, is officially part of the legacy.