Gundam Mouse Pads

A Gundam mouse pad turns your desk into a hangar, with 23 original fan-inspired designs that cover the RX-78-2, the Unicorn and Banshee, Strike Freedom, Exia, Epyon and a range of mecha battle scenes. Each pad is made to order in sizes from a small 11.8 x 15.7 in mouse pad to a 23.6 x 47.2 in desk mat, and every design is also available as a chair mat for the floor under your desk.

The build never changes from one design to the next: a smooth micro-woven cloth surface, precision-stitched edges that resist fraying and a non-slip natural rubber base that holds the mat in place. Below you will find every design grouped by mobile suit and theme, followed by a size guide, notes on the surface, care tips and answers to common questions.

Gundam Mouse Pad Designs in the Collection

Since the first Mobile Suit Gundam series in 1979, the franchise has grown into several timelines, each with its own machines. The collection reflects that range. Some designs focus on one famous mobile suit, two are technical blueprints, and many are wide battle scenes that make the most of a long desk mat.

RX-78-2 and Nu Gundam: The Universal Century Classics

The RX-78-2 is the machine that started it all, the white, blue and red mobile suit from the original series. RX-78-2 Blood Moon sets it against a red moon, a dramatic take on a familiar silhouette. The Nu Gundam Starfall design features the later Universal Century suit, and its starfall theme suits a dark, space-inspired desk.

For a more technical look, RX-78-2 Gundam Blueprint presents the original mobile suit as a mechanical drawing. Blueprint artwork has a clean, engineered feel that fits an office or a workshop desk as well as a gaming setup.

Unicorn and Banshee Designs

The RX-0 Unicorn and its black sister unit, the Banshee, are among the most requested machines in the franchise, and this group has four designs. Unicorn Gundam Green Awakening, as the title hints, centers on the glowing green transformation fans know from the series. Gundam Unicorn Banshee and Gundam Banshee RX-0 are two separate Banshee designs, so compare the images to find the pose you like best. Gundam Unicorn Blueprint is the second blueprint design in the collection, a natural partner to the RX-78-2 version if you want a matching pair for two desks.

Strike Freedom, Exia, Epyon and Other Timelines

Fans of the alternate timelines have plenty of choice. Strike Freedom appears twice: Strike Freedom Golden Halo, as the name suggests, plays with gold tones, while Strike Freedom Crimson Requiem takes the suit in a darker, red direction. Gundam Exia Moonlit Slash shows the sword-focused Gundam 00 machine under moonlight, and Gundam 00 Pilots shifts the focus from the suits to the people inside them.

Epyon fans get two designs as well. Gundam Epyon Molten Dragon and Gundam Epyon Plasma Wings both play with the dark red mobile suit's dragon-like look and wide wings. These are some of the boldest designs in the collection and look striking on an XXL mat under a backlit keyboard.

Mecha Battle Scenes

The remaining designs are cinematic battle scenes that read especially well on wide mats. Gundam Desert Dawn and Gundam Sunset Wings use warm sunrise and sunset settings, while Gundam Inferno Strike leans into fire. Gundam Space Duel and Gundam Cosmic Battle move the fight into space, and Gundam City Battle and Gundam Neon Skyline bring it into a city, the latter with a neon look that suits a gaming room.

Gundam Mecha Battle is a title shared by two different artworks, so open each product to see which version you prefer. Gundam Mecha Strike completes the set. Because these scenes are composed for width, choose XL or larger if you want to see the whole picture rather than a crop. If you like giant robots from a darker angle, also look at our Neon Genesis Evangelion mouse pads, which bring a very different mecha series to the desk.

Gundam Mouse Pad Sizes

All 23 designs come in eleven sizes, eight for the desk and three chair mats.

• S: a mouse-only pad. It is light enough to pack in a laptop bag for travel or LAN events.
• M and L: long, slim mats that fit a mouse plus a small keyboard, such as a compact or tenkeyless board. L gives your mouse a little more side room.
• XL and XXL: the sizes for a full keyboard with a number pad and a mouse. XXL is deeper, so your wrists rest on the cloth as well.
• XXXL and XXXXL: whole-desk coverage for keyboard, mouse, notebook and laptop or controller. XXXL is wider but shallower than XXL, which suits long desks that are not very deep.
• TCG Mat (14 x 24 in): sized for card games, and also a useful compact mat for a small keyboard and mouse.
• Chair mats (80 x 120, 100 x 150 and 120 x 180 cm): placed under a desk chair on hard floors, they continue your hangar theme from the desk to the floor.

Before you order, measure the width and depth of your desk, then leave a few centimeters of margin on each side so the mat sits flat and clear of the edge.

Surface and Build

Every Gundam pad is built with the same specifications:

• Surface: micro-woven polyester cloth, smooth and optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings. It works with laser and optical mice.
• Base: 3 mm natural rubber with a non-slip textured grip that stays in place.
• Edges: precision-stitched, anti-fray borders.
• Print: high-definition, fade-resistant print.

The right size depends on how you play. In FPS games at a low DPI, you aim with your whole arm, so an XL or larger mat keeps the mouse on the cloth through wide sweeps. At a high DPI, small wrist movements cover the screen, and an M or L usually feels right. MMO, strategy and mecha action players who rely on a full keyboard and many keybinds tend to choose XXL or bigger, so both hands work on one continuous surface.

For office tasks, CAD work or simply browsing, the cloth is quiet under the mouse and comfortable under your forearms, and the rubber base keeps the mat from creeping across the desk.

Gundam Desk Setup Ideas

Mobile Suit Gaming Battlestation

Start with a bold battle scene such as Gundam Neon Skyline or Gundam Epyon Plasma Wings on an XXL mat, then add a backlit keyboard and a shelf of built model kits behind the monitor. The mat ties the display and the desk into one theme.

Engineer's Office or Workshop Desk

The blueprint designs fit a more professional space. RX-78-2 Gundam Blueprint or Gundam Unicorn Blueprint on an XL or XXXL mat looks like a technical drawing at first glance, which makes it easy to use at work while still showing your love of the series.

Streaming Backdrop and Gift Ideas

On camera, a famous silhouette like the RX-78-2 is recognized instantly. Gundam fans of every generation, from Universal Century veterans to newer viewers, are easy to shop for with this range; if you are not sure of their desk size, XL is a safe middle ground. If the person you are shopping for prefers mind games to mobile suits, our Death Note mouse pads are a darker alternative.

How to Care for Your Mouse Pad

• Wipe spots with a damp cloth.
• When it needs more, the pad can be washed, including on a gentle machine cycle in cold or lukewarm water with a mild detergent.
• Air dry it flat.
• Skip bleach and the tumble dryer, and do not iron the print.

Production and Shipping

Each pad is made to order for you. Production takes 1 to 3 business days, shipping takes 2 to 5 business days, and tracking is sent by email as soon as your order ships. For return questions, see our returns policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these official Gundam mouse pads?

No. These are original fan-inspired designs created by Padloom and printed on our own mouse pads. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by the creators, studios or publishers of Gundam.

Which size fits a full keyboard and mouse?

XL (15.7 x 35.4 in) fits a full keyboard and mouse, and XXL (23.6 x 35.4 in) adds depth for your wrists. For the whole desk, look at XXXL or XXXXL.

Can I wash my Gundam mouse pad?

Yes. Wipe small marks with a damp cloth, or wash it on a gentle machine cycle in cold or lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Air dry it flat afterwards.

Does it work with my mouse?

Yes. The micro-woven polyester surface works with laser and optical mice and is optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings.

Why do two designs have the same name?

Gundam Mecha Battle is a title shared by two separate artworks, and the Banshee and Strike Freedom designs also have close names. Each listing has its own images, so check the photos to pick the exact version you want.

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