Just another nerd.
Diamond Select is expanding its line of vinimates vinyl figures to everyone’s favorite kaiju (sorry, if Godzilla’s not your favorite kaiju, we can’t be friends).
The black variant of Mechagdozilla will be available exclusively for sale during the upcoming Halloween Comic Fest 2019.
Now this is awesome.
A legendary design appears! Fans of the 1993 “Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla” may remember the thrilling poster with artwork by Noriyoshi Ohrai, which differed from the Mechagodzilla that appeared in the film. Now, for the first time ever, this unique design is being produced as a figure. Three G-Force mecha combine to form the incredible Mechagodzilla! It can even be posed in flying mode. Set includes the diecast and plastic G-Force mecha “Garuda,” “Gundalva,” and “Naga,” which combine to form a 170mm tall Mechagodzilla. Also includes Garuda stand and special explanatory manga.
Okay, fine, but would Mechagodzilla really cut a pizza? Wouldn’t Mechagodzilla just fire missiles at the pizza, or maybe use its eye beams to incinerate the pizza?
These 6-inch Godzilla and Mechagodzilla action figures from SH Monster Arts have an incredible level of detail and 29-points of articulation. Unfortunately that quality also comes at a price — $80 apiece for each of these. These figure are currently scheduled to ship in January 2012.
I don’t know if Bandai ever released this, but I first read about this awesome radio-controlled Mechagodzilla in the Fall 2008 issue of G-Fan. The thing is, this almost 20 inches tall and Bandai was planning to release it at about U.S. $780. The radio controlled unit is modeled on the alien equipment from the classic Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla, and comes complete with flashing lights, opening chest plate, and original movie sound effects.
Just throw in a 20″ radio controlled Godzilla and its on.
