Bandai Godzilla Movie Monster Series Millennium Godzilla Vinyl Figure by

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I got into the Godzilla franchise with the start of the Monsterverse in 2014, but it was watching Minus One that got me to finally go back and check out the rest of the franchise. Godzilla Vs. Megaguirus was one of the first non-MonsterVerse kaiju films I watched, so naturally Millennium Godzilla stuck as one of my favorite designs.Onto the actual figure though, this thing was a no-hesitation buy and I'm super happy with it - the detail on the figure is incredible, the paint job is clean, and the limbs have just enough mobility to put the King of Monsters in the goofiest and coolest little poses. The only trade-offs for me are that the plastic material is a little cheap, and the tail is very slightly misaligned (which might just be an issue for someone as particular as me, it's certainly not noticeable when Goji's resting on the shelf or from his side profile). All-in-all though, I'm really happy with my purchase and think this thing is just gonna be even more special to me as time goes on.

Godzilla has found a spot in my grandson's heart and he loves this Godzilla toy. It adds to his imaginative playtime with an assortment of other heroes and villains. It is very colourful and there has been a lot of attention to detail in its creation.

Thus is a Officially licensed and tagged Bandai movie monster figure.(Happy to add it to my Godzilla collection) Sent all the way from Japan!

Please note before buying that Bandai Godzilla vinyl figures only come in a plastic bag, there is no other packaging other than the nice quality tag (which is fashionable to keep attached even after buying). I believe they used to be sent out with box bases/stands, and to be honest I always thought these pooly accomodated the figures, and required tails to bent or be shorter, or requiring assembly on arrival.Millennium Godzilla is one of the only Japanese Godzilla films available in the UK (seek out a region-free DVD copy) since only Gamera films are currently available on streaming services in the UK (find on Amazon Prime), so if you want a taste of Japanese Godzilla films (other than the original 1954 film, Shin Godzilla or the American Legendary adaptation) this is the one for you.Figure is one solid piece of plastic with minimal articulation at elbows and hips, has a nice high-quality plastic feel, and although is hollow it still has a nice weight to it. Painting is minimal but textures and paint quaility and application (particularly on his head) are really impressive. Dorsal plates/spines strongly recall amethyst gemstone and have a very eye-catching, multi-faceted and glossy quality to it.I paid £20 for Millennium Godzilla, which is a very affordable price. This range of figures at a stretch might justify a £30 price tag for rarer or more sought after figures but over £30 is pushing it a bit. Though in fairness NECA or SH MonsterArts (for mature collection) have £40-£100 as a standard price and can go for hundreds.More suitable for mature collectors (teens to twenty years plus) rather than younger children just because of higher cost of the figures.Am now hooked on this range and will get some Gamera figures when the next sale comes around.Note: Figure used in comparison is Rodan from 2019 King of the Monsters.