The original life-size movable Gundam was originally scheduled to be exhibited in October, but it has been postponed and the release date has not been determined.

The real-life large-scale movable original Gundam, which has been officially launched for two years, was originally planned to be officially unveiled to the public in October. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, it may have to be postponed. On May 25, Bandai officially issued a statement that the exhibition will be postponed, and the public date has not been determined. It is very likely to be delayed until next year.

The 18-meter life-size Gundam to be launched this time is called "GUNDAM FACTORY YOKOHAMA". Compared with the life-size "Unicorn Gundam" currently standing in Odaiba, it is said to have added more "movable performance", which is exciting. In fact, the plan for this movable version of the life-size Gundam was announced as early as 2014, and now it seems that the production process has been significantly accelerated.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, the inspection of the real-life large movable original Gundam originally scheduled for July has been cancelled, and the exhibition in October has been postponed.