Robot Frame (BD-16 | 17 | 18)

The BeastDrive Robot Frame is a foundational, non-sentient core unit designed by Raicho Kobo. It serves as the inner skeleton for various BeastDrive armor sets, providing the articulation and structure necessary to bring the armored forms to life. Lacking a personality of its own, the frame is a modular and universal component essential for the line's mix-and-match gimmick.

Released in April 2026, the BD-02-04-06 Robot Frame was offered as a standalone purchase. This was primarily intended for collectors who bought the armor-only Uzushio sets, which require this frame for completion. Note that this same frame in different colors is already included with the complete figures BD-02 Hydro Bullet Shark and BD-04 Abyss Sweeper.

Serves as the universal inner frame for the BeastDrive Shark models. Designed by renowned mecha artist Raicho Kobo. Required component to complete the armor-only BD-06 Uzushio sets. Highly articulated for dynamic posing with armor attached

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As a standalone component, the Robot Frame is an essential utility purchase rather than a desirable collectible in its own right. It is required to complete the armor-only Uzushio sets, giving it strong functional value for completists. However, as it is also packed in with other full figures, the frame is common and holds minimal independent value on the secondary market.