Amuro's final machine gets the archive treatment it earned. This Nu Gundam Card Game playmat renders the RX-93 as a Londo Bell engineering sheet, fin funnels racked upright behind both shoulders while giant outline numerals rise from the indigo wash and specification columns march down the left margin. The green sensor and twin gold blades catch the only warm light on the page. A red A-marked shield tips into frame at the right.
Documents make disciplined play surfaces, and this is the calmest dark mat in the series. Deep navy holds one flat value across the whole outer field, ideal behind sleeves, while the white funnel columns give the center quiet vertical structure.
The Art: Funnels on File
Where a battle piece would fire those funnels, this one catalogs them, each remote weapon drawn at rest with its own caution decals, and a dedicated fin funnel system callout diagrams the launch sequence in the corner. U.C. 0093 sits stamped at the page's foot for the fans who date everything. Gold thread edges the armor's silhouette, lifting the machine slightly off its own blueprint.
Nu Gundam at the Table
The mat measures 24 x 14 in (61.5 x 35.5 cm), standard tournament size for the Gundam Card Game. Cards slide and lift cleanly off the micro-fiber top, the non-slip rubber base locks the mat down, and dye-sublimation printing sets the indigo document into the fabric where it cannot crack or fade.
With Zones or Without Zones
With Zones adds light guides for the battle area, shield section, base, resource area, deck and trash. Without Zones keeps the archive page clean.
A Gift for the Last Newtype's People
- Gundam Card Game players who build around late Universal Century aces
- Char's Counterattack fans who rank the RX-93 above every successor
- Collectors extending the spec-sheet series into Federation territory
- Anyone who wants Amuro's machine without a single explosion on the mat