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"Mobile Suit Z Gundam (機動戦士Ζガンダム)", Original Release Japanese Promotional Poster 1985, B1 Size (c.73 x 103cm)

Sale price $200.00

Mobile Suit Z GUNDAM (Japan, 1985)
Original B1 Promotional Poster73 × 103 cm (28¾ × 40½ in.) | Offset lithograph in colours | Printed in Japan
© 創通エージェンシー/日本サンライズ (Sotsu Agency / Nippon Sunrise)

A rare, large‑format B1 poster issued for Mobile Suit Z Gundam (機動戦士Ζガンダム), the seminal 1985–86 television series that cemented the Real Robot era. This panoramic composition places two mobile suits in a star‑drenched void with the Argama‑class carrier sweeping through frame—an image that captures the show’s operatic scale and mechanical design at its peak. The upper right carries the period “Z GUNDAM” logo; the legal line at lower margin reads © Sotsu Agency / Nippon Sunrise, confirming first‑issue provenance.


Key details

  • Series: Mobile Suit Z Gundam (TV, 1985–86)

  • Format: B1 (approx. 73 × 103 cm) — oversized shop/theatre display format

  • Medium: Offset lithograph with rich deep‑black and night‑sky screens

  • Publisher/Rights: © Sotsu Agency / Nippon Sunrise (credit printed to the image)

  • Imagery: AEUG mobile suits in action with the Argama against a cinematic star field

  • Provenance: Longtime Japanese collection; stored flat and clean

  • Authenticity: Original mid‑1980s printing (not a reproduction or later reprint)

  • Included: Certificate of Authenticity


Condition report

Excellent for the format and age. Presents impressively at B1 scale. (Please review the detail photos—the pictured poster is the exact item offered.)

Large Z Gundam display pieces were produced in comparatively small numbers and saw hard use in model‑shop and video‑store promotions; survivors in this condition are scarce. The sheet’s expansive horizontal layout and deep space palette make it a standout centrepiece for any Gundam, mecha, or 1980s anime collection—bridging Yoshiyuki Tomino’s space opera with the high‑finish mechanical art that defined the franchise.

An increasingly difficult poster to source—especially un‑folded and with sharp colour throughout.

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