What you get in the Chaos & Pretty Grandma box
Is this a figure or a model kit?
It is a plastic model kit from Kotobukiya's Megami Device series, which combines bishoujo-style beauties with heavy-duty weapons and armor. You assemble it rather than unboxing a finished figure.
How tall is the finished model?
The supplied catalog describes Megami Device kits as 14 cm (5 1/2”) plastic model kits. That is the series-level size given in the record, not a separately measured height for this specific kit.
Do I need to paint it?
The kit comes with multi-colored parts and face parts pre-printed with tampography, so the catalog describes it as easy to assemble with no paint required. Decals for the eyes are also included.
How many face parts are included?
The record lists three newly designed pre-painted face parts.
What makes this version different from Little Red?
The catalog describes Grandma as a powered-up version of Little Red, using the Little Red model kit as a base and adding three Gatling Guns, three wolf heads and newly sculpted parts.
Build and customization questions
Can I display it with or without armor?
Yes. The parts can be configured for full armor in Armed Mode or without armor in Unarmed Mode.
What do the three Gatling Guns and wolf heads do?
By combining the M.S.G Gatling Guns, you can create a Cerberus-like new Chaos & Pretty with multiple wolf heads. The catalog also notes that users can enjoy freely creating dynamic poses with the large and small Gatling Guns.
Can I swap parts with other Kotobukiya series?
The record states that 3mm connection points on each part and head compatibility allow customization with existing M.S.G, Frame Arms, Frame Arms Girl, Hexa Gear, Sousai Shojo Teien and Arcanadea series parts. The 3mm joints are also described as compatible with all weapons in the Megami Device line and Kotobukiya's other plastic model kit series.
Are there extra expansion points for custom builds?
The catalog says many of the newly sculpted parts include expansion capabilities, allowing original customizations.
How poseable is the body?
The kit uses the machinika body designed by Masaki Apsy. The record describes it as having an impressive range of flexibility for natural poses such as holding a weapon at the ready or sitting down. It does not list a specific number of articulation points.
Catalog facts that affect your decision
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MEGAMI DEVICE CHAOS & PRETTY GRANDMA: Megami Device Chaos & Pretty Grandma is a plastic model kit that uses the Little Red model kit as a base and adds three Gatling Guns, three wolf heads and newly sculpted parts. This tells you the kit is a customization-heavy variant rather than a standalone character with a fixed loadout.
MEGAMI DEVICE CHAOS & PRETTY GRANDMA
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MEGAMI DEVICE CHAOS & PRETTY GRANDMA: The kit includes multi-colored parts and face parts pre-printed with tampography, plus decals for the eyes. You can build a presentable model without paint, but eye decals still require careful application if you use them.
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MEGAMI DEVICE CHAOS & PRETTY GRANDMA: The model has 3mm connection points on each part and head compatibility with M.S.G, Frame Arms, Frame Arms Girl, Hexa Gear, Sousai Shojo Teien and Arcanadea series parts. If you already build Kotobukiya kits, this model can share weapons and armor across your collection.
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MEGAMI DEVICE CHAOS & PRETTY GRANDMA: The catalog lists the kit at USD 50.99, with a comparison price of USD 84.99. The current catalog price is well below the comparison price, but you should confirm the price at checkout.
What the catalog does not confirm
The supplied record does not list an age rating, safety warnings, or a specific number of runners, so check the product packaging or the store listing for those details before buying for a younger builder. It also does not provide assembly instructions or a step-by-step build order; those should come with the kit. The catalog describes the finished model as 14 cm (5 1/2”), but it does not give a separately measured height for Grandma in Armed Mode versus Unarmed Mode.