Mugen

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Mugen is an Autobot-allied Mini-Con from the Cybertron portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.

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</div> Mugen (ムゲン) is a member of the Caliber Mini-Cons, a special strike force under the command of Wing Saber.

Toys

Galaxy Force

Mugen's heels (left) vs. Terradive's (right)

Mugen is a redeco of the Armada Air Military Mini-Con Team Mini-Con Terradive, transforming into a "Blackbird" style stealth jet. He also has a third three-bladed-claw mode. A 5mm peg was added to each of his heels so that Mugen could be used as a hand-held weapon by most larger Unicron Trilogy toys as well as be mounted on a Powerlinx plug. (Ironically, the Cybertron incarnation of Wing Saber is unable to hold 5mm-peg accessores in his hands.)

He and the other Caliber Mini-Cons were only available in July of 2005 from select stores in Japan as special promotional giveaways. Mugen could be obtained with the purchase of any Transformers item only from "Joshin Denki" stores, a move that made Mugen more difficult for fans to acquire than the other two, as the chain had no stores in the Tokyo area.

The same mold (without the peg) is used by Blitz, Falcia, and Shockwave.

Trivia

• According to Doug Dlin, "I initially thought [Mugen] was the word 'infinite,' but Ichikawa-san pointed out it can also mean 'illusion' or 'misty illusion' (thus implying ninja-like deception and stealth) if different kanji are used. It's difficult to confirm which of these three was intended without official source confirmation, though."