Haman Karn Merchandise: Figures, Qubeley Kits & Manga

October 18, 2026

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Haman Karn merchandise works in three very different ways: a figure that captures her commanding presence, a model of one of her mobile suits, or a manga that reimagines her away from the battlefield. The white Qubeley is the natural starting point for a builder; a GGG figure puts Haman herself at the center.

This guide adds two less obvious options: Haman’s custom Gaza-C and the Japanese office comedy Arasa OL Haman-sama. Amazon Japan listings were checked for purchase options, including the condition differences common with older collectibles. “Unusual” does not automatically mean scarce, valuable or worth an inflated price.

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Four Haman picks compared

Your priority	Pick	Important distinction
Build her signature machine	HGUC No.195 Qubeley Amazon Japan	Not the older kit or Qubeley Mk-II
Display Haman herself	MegaHouse GGG Haman Karn Amazon Japan	Finished figure; check base and condition
Find a less obvious mobile suit	HGUC Haman Karn custom Gaza-C Amazon Japan	Match the white-and-purple version
Read a different take on Haman	Arasa OL Haman-sama, volume 1 Amazon Japan	Alternate-setting comedy; Japanese print or Kindle

1. HGUC No.195 Qubeley: the signature model-kit choice

The white Qubeley can evoke Haman without a character figure beside it. This recommendation is specifically HGUC No.195, commonly called the REVIVE version, a 1/144 assembly kit. Match the number instead of relying on the word “Qubeley” alone: older releases and the Mk-II variants are different products.

Its curved white armor and broad shoulders create a distinct outline beside more angular mobile suits. That silhouette is also a reason to plan the shelf width. With a second-hand kit, “used” can mean an unopened set with a worn box, a partly built model or missing components. Read the description for unassembled runners and the instruction sheet rather than assuming the lowest offer is comparable.

View HGUC No.195 Qubeley on Amazon Japan

This officially generated Rakuten advertisement provides a retailer-supplied photo of the same No.195 kit and another purchasing option. Its retailer button is in Japanese.

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2. MegaHouse GGG Haman Karn: make the character the centerpiece

If Haman’s expression and stance matter more than the mobile suit, consider MegaHouse’s Gundam Girls Generation figure. The finished, painted character wears black with a dramatic fabric silhouette. This is a more deliberate display choice than a small chibi accessory: give it a stable place and enough room for the outfit, base and any display case.

The original release is an older collectible, so the offers need closer reading than a current mass-market kit. New offers were visible on 18 October 2026, alongside other condition categories. That does not guarantee continuing availability. Compare the face paint, hair and clothing for damage, and ask whether the base, box and internal packaging are present.

“Unopened” describes the seal rather than proving perfect storage. Equally, a worn outer box might be acceptable to someone who only wants to display the figure. Decide which matters to you before paying a collector premium.

Compare GGG Haman offers on Amazon Japan

Compare another listing on Rakuten. The retailer’s photos and condition details apply to that particular offer.

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3. Haman’s custom Gaza-C: a less obvious companion kit

Haman’s white-and-purple Gaza-C offers a different outline from the Qubeley. It is associated with the Zeta Gundam film version, as described by GUNDAM.INFO. For someone who already has the famous machine, this is a more character-specific conversation piece than simply buying another white Qubeley.

The linked HGUC kit must say “Haman Karn custom.” Check the colors and title so you do not order a mass-production version by mistake. It is a mobile-suit model, not a way to collect her face or costume. For gifts, first establish whether the recipient likes mechanical models as well as character figures.

New and used offers were visible when checked. Older kits can have lower-priced used offers shown prominently; read whether the parts remain unassembled and whether the instructions are included. A damaged box and missing parts are very different compromises.

View Haman’s custom Gaza-C on Amazon Japan

Compare another listing on Rakuten. The retailer’s photos and condition details apply to that particular offer.

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4. Arasa OL Haman-sama: a manga detour

For something beyond the display shelf, Masakazu Iwasaki’s Arasa OL Haman-sama imagines Haman working for an apparel company. It is a daily-life comedy built around a different setting, rather than a guide to her history in the anime. The contrast with the imposing character you know is the point of choosing it.

Do not use it as evidence for Universal Century biography or as an account of events before Zeta. If you want to judge the tone before buying, KADOKAWA’s official book page links to a sample. The edition here is in Japanese; it is not an English-language release.

Choose paper if you want the cover on your shelf, or Kindle if storage space is the concern. The buttons below deliberately separate volume 1 in each format. A cheap second-hand paperback can carry additional shipping, while Kindle availability depends on your account’s country and region.

View volume 1 in print on Amazon Japan

View volume 1 for Kindle on Amazon Japan

The photo card below is the print edition of volume 1, not the Kindle edition.

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Finding a worthwhile deal

Set your condition requirements before looking for bargains. For a figure, prioritize the character and base; for a model, the runners and instructions; for a book, the volume and format. A collectible priced above its original retail price is not a bargain merely because the listing calls it rare. If the premium is uncomfortable, a standard kit or the manga may be the more satisfying purchase.

All shopping links lead to Amazon Japan or the labeled Japanese retailer. Shipping abroad, taxes and returns vary by seller and destination. For a gift, check whether the recipient enjoys building and whether they accept second-hand items. Those answers are more useful than a generic popularity ranking.