TAMASHII NATIONS - Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah - Mecha Ghidorah Shinjuku Decisive Battle Special Set, Bandai Spirits S.H.MonsterArts Action Figure

This is a *very* expensive figure. But for good reason. It's definitely a premium quality, with a highly detailed sculpt, intricate paint work, and just COVERED in articulation. Especially when you compare it to other Godzilla toys on the market, Bandai has just nailed it. But of course, you have to be okay with spending that much on a figure. If you're a collector who is, this blows everything out out of the water, even the old NECA stuff (And I love pretty much everything from NECA). I keep this guy on my desk, and he looks fantastic and is fun to pose. I really cannot recommend it highly enough.

This figure is so much better than every other sh monsterarts figure that I own. A lot cheaper then those “quality control issue” figures from now a days. This figure is very detailed and has so much articulation everywhere. Even the tip of the tail has a ball joint so it can move as well as the rest of this amazingly possible tail. The eyes, the mouth, The teeth, the nails the dorsal spines, they are all painted so well. I recommend this figure to anyone who likes the Godzilla heisei series. The only problem that I have with this figure is the tail kept falling off whenever I push it back too far. But that’s all just me so it’s really not a big issue. FIGURE’S GREAT 👍 10/10

One of the heads popped off when i moved it around but it was easy to put back in. The figure wasn't cheap ($180) but the figure itself doesn't look cheap at all. The two gold heads look amazing and the head in the center head looks great. Accessories are pretty neat too have. Articulation isn't too bad. It can stand on its own. Great figure overall!

I love this figure quite a lot but do not think it is worth the $100 it is going for at the time of this review. On the positive side, it is a very classic design, there are many movable joints to get Big G in the pose you want, the tail is nice and long, the material is solid and came with no defects, skin texture is good, and despite many moving joints they stay connected with little issue. That said, it is a little small overall for the price point compared to some other Godzilla figures.

Very nicely detailed ghidorah figure. I appreciate the interchangeable wings, as they aren’t difficult to swap out. The tails are a little hard to get on, however, and the end tail bits are fragile

This figure is great in almost every way! Great articulation, paint, accuracy, and sculpt. I have no issues with loose or tight joints, and everything stays on and moves just the way they are supposed to. The only complaint I have is a lack of accessories, but other than that, its a great figure and 100% worth the price.

Mecha King Ghidorah review: this is an amazing figure to own if you’re a King Ghidorah fan, if you have missed out on the original S.H. MonsterArts Mecha King Ghidorah figure then this one is for you to own, the only difference is the battle damaged wings replaces the Dorats. Godzilla review: I just bought the 1991 Godzilla figure yesterday and it has been delivered today, it looks really nice. I do recommend this figure for people who are looking to collect an SHMA Heisei Godzilla figure.

Awesome good articulation

Mega Godzilla Figur.

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Buen precio y muy buen modelado de la cara y con gran articulación

The only thing “bad” about this figure is the price, as it is one spicy meatball. However, the overall size of the figure and how much plastic is in the box I’d say is slightly worth it. Maybe 15$ less and it’d be fine. However, the actual figure itself is amazing. The paint detail for this release (Shinjuku decisive battle version) is much better than the original figure. And the articulation as well as the quality of the joints are top notch (compared to other SH Monsterarts figures in the line). On top of that the accessories you get in this box are nice too, namely the battle damaged wings. 10/10 if you can cough up the funds. Wish he came with beans though.

Although a bit pricy (£303 😬) this is possibly my favourite shmonster-arts figure I've got so far. The gold on the head, neck, feet and tails looked a bit off on the pictures but in person looks amazing. To my surprise some of this figure is die-cast metal, these are the the top and bottom tips of the wings, the hinged compartments where the wire things plugs in, tips of the tails and I think the top of the middle head. The articulation is surprisingly good, every segment on the necks and the tails has its own ball joints so you get really natural curves, the wings can move up down and flap, the accessories while limited (no lightning beams) are really cool. A few negatives would be the right leg being loose and can barely hold up its weight, so it's standing in a bit an awkward angle. The silver paint while amazing to look at chips easily, there was a bit of chipping strait out the box but from a distance isn't noticeable. The middle head was detached when opening the box, this most likely happened during delivery but if the heads do pop off be very careful as there are plastic/rubber "tubing" that are very fragile attached to the top of the torso. It's obvious that this isn't a toy and more of a collectable because of the price but it's also sharp in places and because of the scales it hurts to hold, there are no rubber parts on this figure so if it looks like it could snap off with enough pressure it probably can. It's a brilliant figure to add to your collection (definitely better than MZ painting wise which is what I was looking for)