Showing posts with label King Ghidorah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Ghidorah. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2015

King Ghidorah (Heisei) 3D paper model available on Tektonten Papercraft

Couldn't get enough Godzilla papercrafts? You're in luck! Tektonten Papercraft recently included a Heisei King Ghidorah 3D model into their archives. King Ghidorah is available here.

Thursday, January 1, 2015

X-Plus Large Monster Series (25 cm) King Ghidorah 1968 Review


Happy New Year! To kick off year 2015, the first review will be none other than one of the most anticipated collectible piece of 2014. For the first time, X-Plus has released a King Ghidorah figure! What's more exciting is this version is from the Showa era, one of the most popular periods in Godzilla film history. King Ghidorah is designed to fit with the 25 cm scale figures.

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

X-Plus King Ghidorah Now Available For Preorder!

Preorders for King Ghidorah have finally surfaced! To save you the trouble of looking around for stores, I do have a few links of stores, who are selling them!

Ami Ami


So far, Ami Ami has the best deal than the rest. At a price tag of 32,850 JPY comes out to roughly $306 USD (shipping charges will be determined when the item is ready to be shipped).

HLJ


Hobby Link Japan (HLJ) also jumped on the bandwagon. They currently come second, with a reserve price of 34,200 JPY ($319.43 USD). Shipping prices will also be determined when the figure is in stock.

BBTS


Big Bad Toy Store's preorder price is $509.99. Please consider this option as an absolute last resort before orders from Ami Ami and HLJ are capped.

According to the X-Plus Collectors group on Facebook, Hobby Search will not be selling King Ghidorah. This post will be updated in case more preorders are available from other sources.

Friday, February 8, 2013

S.H. MonsterArts Vs. Tamashii Stage Act 4


When I rate my favorite figures, articulation usually isn't on the top of my list because I mostly admire a toy's exterior design, details, and color, instead of poseability. However, since I started collecting S.H. MonsterArts figures, playing with their level of articulation became fun. Eventually, I began to practice my figure posing skills, which I still think needs a lot of work. I've always been fascinated by quite a number of photos online featuring S.H. MonsterArts toys cleverly displayed mid-air on some action stands, so I looked for anything on sale that could do the job.

Sunday, October 7, 2012

S.H. MonsterArts King Ghidorah Figure Review


King Ghidorah is by far the most anticipated monster that S.H. MonsterArts has released. This figure is also the most expensive so far, topping over $100. Fans, who followed this line, expected things to be this way as long as the figure satisfies their huge standards. Without any further a do, let's see what this toy has to offer.

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Bandai: Standard Mecha-King Ghidorah 1991 Figure Review

#4 on the countdown of 2011 happens to be one of my favorite rivals of Godzilla: Bandai's standard Mecha-King Ghidorah 1991 figure.

Mecha-King Ghidorah 1991 figure

Godzilla and Anguirus were once my only favorite Kaiju monsters of all time since I was a kid. I used to think King Ghidorah (Showa version) was nothing more than Godzilla's punching bag, until I saw "Godzilla vs King Ghidorah." Seeing Mecha-King Ghidorah for the first time in that movie gave me goose bumps. That cyborg is one of the most coolest monsters in the Godzilla movie franchise, and the toy is no exception.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Godzilla Pachinko Machine By Newgin

What?! A Godzilla pachinko game?! That's right everyone! Newgin created a pachinko game based on the popular monster Godzilla (Millenium version) along with his co-stars including Rodan (Millenium version), Anguirus (Millenium version), Gigan (Millennium version), and King Ghidorah. Okay before I get criticized for posting old news, I should point out that this game was released around late summer of 2010.

I am not sure exactly how this game interacts with the story (if there is one), but the cool feature on this game is a combination of animated and exclusive live action fight scenes for this game only. There are also spectacular light displays and all kinds of moving, shaking internal components. I didn't play a pachinko game before, so I'd love to try this one first!


The official website of this game can be found here:
http://www.newgin.co.jp/pub/machine/godzilla/index01.html

Video credit:  Uploaded video was provided by SANSHIMA
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