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Mighty Strike Freedom Will Be Free in Gundam Breaker 4

The Mighty Strike Freedom Gundam from Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom will appear in Gundam Breaker 4 as part of a free update. More information on the release date will appear via official social media channels later on.

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You can watch the long trailer for Gundam Breaker 4 here:

As a note, the Gundam channel has region-locked the video. You must be in Japan in order to watch it.

The trailer is a humorous take on the Kira and Athrun rivalry in the Mobile Suit Gundam Seed anime. Key lines from the anime have been remodeled to fit the commercial, showing Athrun being a passionate Gundam Breaker 4 fan who’s yelling at Kira for dropping the series out of despair at there never being a new one. Characters who died in the original show are talked about as if they’d gotten their Gunpla broken instead.

The Mighty Strike Freedom Gundam is a new version of the Freedom Gundam that debuted in the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom movie. In the movie, Lacus co-piloted this Gundam with Kira. Some of its weapons include the atom-disintegrating beam cannon “Disruptor” and upgraded railguns.

Aside from the Mighty Strike Freedom Gundam being in Gundam Breaker 4, this entry will feature over 250 Gunpla units, including SD Gundams. There will also be a diorama mode where you can recreate full scenes, as well as an improved customization form. You’ll be able increase or decrease the size of the Gunpla parts, which will let you mix SD parts with normal Gunpla parts.

Gundam Breaker 4 will come out on the PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Windows PC via Steam on August 29, 2024.


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