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Gundam ST11 to ST14 Deck Details Are Live Ahead of September 25

Written by:
Ilknur Gubel
Published
September 14, 2026
Updated
September 14, 2026
Editorial illustration of four mecha silhouettes in a dramatically lit hangar

Bandai has posted September 11 product updates for Gundam starter decks ST11 through ST14, ahead of their September 25, 2026 release. The four decks have different colour pairings and themes. Read the exact deck list before deciding whether you want a ready-to-play product, particular cards or a sealed addition to your collection.

The Four Decks Have Distinct Identities

Bandai's official news index dates all four product updates September 11.

Aquatic Assault, ST11: Blue-Purple, with an underwater-combat theme and Char's Z'gok.

Raging Onslaught, ST12: Red-Purple, with close-combat units including Gundam Epyon.

Silent Barrage, ST13: Green-Red, featuring remote-weapons combat and Qubeley.

Heavy Dominion, ST14: Green-White, with heavily armed units including The-O.

Those descriptions identify the product themes. They are not a ranking of competitive strength or a claim that buying one guarantees results at an event.

Compare Contents, Not Just the Box Code

The checked US pages list $15.99 MSRP and a ready-to-play 50-card deck for each product, alongside resources, accessories and a Bonus Pack. The token-card counts differ between the listings. Treat the exact product page as the reference rather than copying one deck's contents onto all four.

The ST11 page and ST12 page provide direct examples. MSRP is a manufacturer's reference, not a guarantee of a particular retailer's price or stock.

A Bonus Pack is a separately listed component. Do not assume its contents from a photo or carry over a claim from a previous starter-deck release.

A Deck List Can Change the Buying Decision

If you play, identify the cards you need and compare their quantities with your intended deck. If you collect, decide whether you want the sealed product, its character theme or individual printings.

Those are different reasons to buy. Someone attracted to a particular mobile suit may not need the same purchases as someone planning a competitive deck. The official lists let you make that distinction before spending.

Check the current rules and card FAQs alongside the list. A product's printed text, a publisher's correction and an interpretation from a discussion thread have different authority. Do not treat community enthusiasm as the rules source.

Editorial illustration of four plain deck cases labelled ST11 through ST14 with a September 25 calendar
Conceptual deck-case illustration, not official product packaging. Colour pairs follow Bandai's checked product pages.

Release-Day Availability Still Needs a Local Check

September 25 is the stated release date on the checked US product pages. It does not confirm an individual shop's allocation, import arrival or reservation policy.

Before paying, confirm the language and region of the product, the complete deck code and the retailer's dispatch information. A listing for a set of four products is a different purchase from one starter deck.

If joining a release event, use the organiser's actual registration terms. Do not assume a retail box purchase includes event entry, participation rewards or a particular deck assignment.

Keep the Collector Record Specific

Retain the product name and code with your inventory. ST11 to ST14 are convenient shorthand, but they should not replace the full product description when you buy or sell.

For cards later offered in graded holders, our verification guide covers the separate authenticity checks. For pack-opening platforms, our comparison guide focuses on disclosure and fulfilment questions rather than promising particular pulls.

A character collection can stay small and coherent. You do not need to buy all four decks merely because they arrive together. Pick the product that serves the collection or play plan you actually have.

Where to Go From Here

The Polkastarter marketplace offers another way to explore real trading cards and physical videogames. Every Lootbox lists its contents, values, and chances before you open. Check the current free mystery pack offer at signup. No Gundam starter-deck availability on Polkastarter is asserted here.

Facts and specifications checked September 14, 2026 as cited. Offers, stock and product details can change. Nothing here is financial or investment advice. Polkastarter is not affiliated with Pokémon, Nintendo, Bandai, Wizards, Topps, Panini or the other manufacturers named. Generated visuals are editorial illustrations, not official product photos or evidence of an actual shipment.

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