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What is mgex grade?

MGEX (Master Grade Extreme) is a premium Gunpla (Gundam plastic model) grade from Bandai, a luxury, super-detailed version of the standard Master Grade (MG) line, focusing on "Extreme Expression" through unique gimmicks like advanced LEDs, elaborate gold inner frames, and unique materials, bridging the gap between standard MGs and the more complex Perfect Grade (PG) kits. It highlights specific iconic features of a mobile suit with innovative engineering, such as the Unicorn Gundam's psycho-frame lighting or the Strike Freedom's metallic detail.
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What is MGEX grade Gundam?

A MGEX kit is basically a 1/100 Master Grade with one or two aspects set to an Extreme measure. The only two kits that I know of that have gotten the MGEX treatment are the Strike Freedom and the Unicorn Gundam's. While the Unicorn Gundam has an LED kit, the Strike Freedom has a more emphasis on its gold inner frame.
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What does MGEX stand for?

/ MGEX - Master Grade Extreme.
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Which is harder to build, RG or MG?

After building many, MG's are easier than RG. I agree. Bigger pieces make it much simpler. Fuck Bandais skill scale lol, RG's have more sprues sometimes than MGs! So many damn little pieces!
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What is Master Grade ex?

MGEX is MG High-end brand that pursues the “EXTREME EXPRESSION” of the MS under certain “theme” for by combining the culmination of. BANDAI SPIRITS technology and different materials.
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Which is better, HG or MG?

Neither HG (High Grade) nor MG (Master Grade) Gundam kits are inherently "better"; they cater to different preferences, with HGs being simpler, cheaper, and great for beginners or customization, while MGs offer larger size, intricate detail, internal skeletons, and a more complex build, better for experienced builders or those wanting high detail. Your choice depends on your experience, budget, and desired complexity—HGs are ideal for starting or testing ideas, whereas MGs provide a deeper, more rewarding build for a significant detail upgrade.
 
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What is the difference between MGEX and CME?

DTN reports that the biggest difference is that the CME contract has a falling number requirement for delivery, while the MGEX contract does not.
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What is the rarest Gunpla kit?

Rarest Gundam kits are often exclusive event prizes, special Premium Bandai/Gundam Base limited editions (like gold-plated or special coatings), obscure older releases, or Master Grade/Perfect Grade kits from discontinued lines, such as the gold-plated PG RX-78-2 (only 30 made) or the elusive MG Astray Gold Frame Special Coating, with rarity driven by extremely limited production runs or promotional giveaways, making them sought-after collector's items. 
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Which is better, RG or HG?

RG (Real Grade) is generally considered "better" for detail, articulation, and realism, essentially packing Master Grade (MG) quality into a High Grade (HG) 1/144 scale, but HG kits are more beginner-friendly, cheaper, and easier to build with fewer, larger parts, making them great for quick builds or starting out, while RG's intricate parts can be fragile and challenging.
 
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What is the most detailed grade in Gunpla?

Perfect Grade (PG) kits are the ultimate Gunpla experience, offering unmatched detail, advanced engineering, and premium quality at 1/60 scale. These kits feature intricate internal frames, realistic articulation, and optional LED lighting for select models.
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Are MG Gundams worth the price?

They're very much worth the price. Every Ver Ka comes with it's own "problems" (which are typically minor) and most MGs are SOLID (Dynames and Kyrios for example). Your best bet is research the kit (plenty of reviews on YouTube) and base your purchase from there.
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What are the five Gundams in seed?

The "5 Gundams" in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED usually refer to the GAT-X series developed by the Earth Alliance: the Strike, Aegis, Duel, Buster, and Blitz Gundams, each with unique specializations (e.g., Aegis's transformation, Buster's heavy artillery) and piloted by the main protagonists/antagonists, forming the core mobile suits of the series' early conflict. These initial five were later supplemented by others like the Freedom, Justice, and Destiny Gundams in SEED and SEED Destiny, adding to the iconic lineup.
 
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What are the benefits of trading on MGEX?

MGEX's centralized order book facilitates transparency and competition among market makers in HRSW options market. Electronic trading increases reliability through speedy execution, automated quoting, customized pricing and use of algorithms. MGEX is committed to options trading technology and invites you to try it.
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Why were Gundams banned?

Gundams aren't universally banned, but specific types, like the forbidden "GUND-ARM" types in Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, are prohibited due to extreme dangers to pilots from "data storms" causing death or severe injury, leading to public outrage and bans by governing bodies like the Mobile Suit Development Council. Real-world "bans" are rarer, often involving censorship for violent names (like "Deathscythe Hell" becoming "Deathscythe") or restrictions in countries with sensitive political climates due to war themes, but they're generally popular, not banned.
 
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What is the best grade of Gundam for beginners?

For Beginners: Start Simple with HG (High Grade)

If you're just getting started with Gundam model building, HG (High Grade) kits are the best place to begin. Here's why: Simplicity: HG kits have fewer parts and are designed to be straightforward.
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Which is bigger, 1 144 or 1 100?

If you think 1/144 is too small for your liking, then get 1/100. They are always larger based on the same model at 1/144. Also, there are 1/100 hg models. Usually the bigger the size, the more detailed a model can be.
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What is the hardest Gundam grade to build?

The hardest Gundam grade is generally considered the Perfect Grade (PG) due to its massive size, extreme part count, intricate inner frames, and high detail, demanding significant time and skill, though some builders find specific Real Grades (RG), like the RG Zeta, very challenging due to their tiny, fiddly parts and complex transformation gimmicks. For high-end difficulty in terms of required finish, some experienced builders argue certain High Grades (HG) can be harder because they lack detail, forcing builders to add their own through extensive customization and painting. 
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Are HG Gundams worth it?

Yes, HG (High Grade) Gunpla are definitely worth it, offering a fantastic balance of affordability, ease of assembly, good detail, and excellent posing for beginners and veterans alike, especially newer releases that often rival older Master Grades in quality, making them great for starting out, army building, or practicing customization. 
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Is RG harder to build than MG?

A: RG has smaller parts so it require more skill to paint and build it. If you don't plan to paint it, both are very similar in building experience.
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What is the forbidden Gundam?

The Forbidden Gundam (GAT-X252) is a specialized Earth Alliance Mobile Suit from Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, known for its unique beam-deflecting shields (Geschmeidig Panzer) and transformation into a high-speed assault form for aerial combat, making it nearly impervious to beam weapons and capable of powerful, curving beam attacks. It's part of the second-generation GAT-X series, featuring an X200-series frame for specialized equipment, and is piloted by Shani Andras. 
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Is Gunpla an expensive hobby?

Gunpla (Gundam model kits) can be as cheap or expensive as you make it; entry-level kits are affordable ($10-$20), while complex Master Grades or Perfect Grades can cost hundreds, and the cost escalates with tools (cutters, paints, top coats) and rare/older kits, but you can start very cheaply with just basic nippers and a simple kit. The hobby's expense depends on your dedication to advanced techniques like painting and customization versus simple snap-building, making it scalable for any budget, though addictive, notes Facebook users. 
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What are the top 10 strongest Gundams?

The strongest Gundams often debated include reality-bending units like the Turn A Gundam (Moonlight Butterfly), the reality-warping ELS Qan[T], and the psycho-frame powered Unicorn Gundam, alongside iconic powerhouses like the God Gundam (Hyper Mode, God Finger) and Wing Zero (EW) (Twin Buster Rifle). Other top contenders feature immense firepower (Double X, G-Self Perfect Pack) or unique systems (Strike Freedom, 00 Raiser). 
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Is MGEX now miax?

MIAX Futures™ supports transparent and orderly markets, providing risk mitigation for market participants. Our acquisition of MIAX Futures (formerly MGEX) propelled us into the realm of becoming a multi-asset exchange operator.
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Do I need $25,000 to trade futures?

No, you do not need $25,000 to trade futures; that rule (FINRA's Pattern Day Trader rule) applies to U.S. stock day traders, but futures trading falls under different regulations (CFTC/NFA), allowing active trading with smaller amounts, especially with micro-contracts, where you only need enough for initial margin and risk management, sometimes starting with just a few hundred dollars. 
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