Petit'gguy is the small bear-shaped unit that rides on the back of the KUMA-F Beargguy F in Gundam Build Fighters Try (2014–2015). It is a Gunpla rather than a military mobile suit: Yuuma Kousaka gave it to Mirai Kamiki as a gift, and it became the second half of her Beargguy F.
What it does in the story
In the series the Petit'gguy sits on the Mamagguy's Chair Striker, a pack shaped like a chair. When the Mamagguy is destroyed, control of the Gunpla passes to the Petit'gguy and Mirai carries on through it, using the Jigen Haoh martial arts she trained in as a child.
What makes it different
It is built to take over, not to strike first.
The Petit'gguy carries no weapons of its own. Its job is to keep the Gunpla in the match after the Mamagguy is knocked out, which is why Yuuma calls it an ace in the hole.
A bubble blower gets it across water.
The Mamagguy is amphibious and has propulsion in its feet; the Petit'gguy has none, so it blows a bubble large enough to ride and runs across the surface.
Its face is a screen.
An LCD monitor behind the face changes the eye expression mid-battle, the same trick the earlier Beargguy III uses.
It grew into a kit line of its own.
Bandai opened the High Grade Petit'gguy line in May 2015 with Burning Red, then worked through colour variants and versions bundled with props such as a chair, a guitar and message placards.
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Frequently asked questions
1. Is Petit'gguy a mobile suit?
No. It is a Gunpla, a bear-shaped unit from the Build Fighters metaseries rather than a machine from the U.C. timeline. The one that fights on screen is part of Mirai Kamiki's Beargguy F.
2. Does Petit'gguy have any weapons?
None. It has no armament and no propulsion; it wins by continuing the fight with martial arts after the Mamagguy is disabled, and by crossing water on a bubble.
3. What is the difference between Petit'gguy and the Beargguy F?
Beargguy F is the pair: a white Beargguy II called the Mamagguy plus the detachable Petit'gguy. The Mamagguy is the main machine and fires beam sabers from its paws.
4. How many Petit'gguy versions are there?
The High Grade Petit'gguy line runs from Burning Red, Lightning Blue, Winning Yellow and Future Pink to Milk White and Panda'gguy, then the Chara'gguy releases with swappable character heads.
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