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New 40th Anniversary Mobile Suit Gundam eyeglasses are both stylish and nerdy, make great gifts
投稿日 2019年11月3日 18:00:40 (ニュース)
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Use these mobile suit-inspired glasses to rep your favorite franchise in an understated way.
The year 2019 marks the 40th anniversary of the iconic giant robot anime Mobile Suit Gundam, and they’re pulling out all the stops to celebrate, including sending actual mobile suits into space.
While you can’t really beat that, we also like that there are some awesome, limited edition, 40th anniversary products coming out too, like character and suit designs on coffee cans, and mobile suit-inspired eyeglasses.

These eyeglasses, which will be produced and sold by Japanese eyeglass store Owndays, are coming out later this year, as part of a collection called “Collab Glasses ~Gundam x Owndays Wear the Gundam~“. Their designs are based on mobile suits and there are four varieties: the original Mobile Suit Gundam, Char’s Zaku, regular Zaku, and Dom.

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The frames are made from sturdy-but-light stainless steel, painted with a stylish matte color, and the lenses are polarized to prevent sun glare. Each style also comes with snap-on sunglasses for maximum versatility. They’re designed to be durable and long-lasting, which makes their 11,980 yen price tag (US$110) worth it, especially since it includes the cost of prescription lenses.

Ahead of the release of the glasses, Owndays is also offering for preorder a super cool glasses holder that is designed to look like a Gundam head, which can hold six pairs in total. Pulling up the antenna opens the dual monitor (the Gundam’s eyes), revealing a space to store one pair, and putting the antenna back in place causes the eyes to light up and an action figure-like noise to play.
Even if you don’t wear glasses, this case looks awesome and would be a super cool collector’s item well worth the hefty price tag of 39,980 yen. It will be released in March and is currently available for preorder online and in Owndays’ new Diver City shop in Odaiba.
The glasses, on the other hand, will be available for sale on December 13, just in time for the holidays. Why not buy your glasses-wearing Gundam fan friend a pair?
Source: PR Times
Images: PR Times, Owndays
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