Just for fun.
Check out this image of the massive amounts of S.H. Figuarts Mighty Morphin Red Ranger and Green Ranger. Keep note that the S.H. Figuarts Zyuranger Tyranoranger is only currently released in Japan while US fans have had a few chances to grab him now.
We’ll be sure to pick one up for review! Stay tuned for more!
Thanks to TokuNation.com member raz for the heads up!
Pre orders have already begun for the S.H.Monster Arts Biollante, following it’s showcase in Figureoh magazine.
As such, an official preview gallery for this figure has gone up along with the pre orders. The official images demonstrates the figure’s LED gimmick.
Biollante is perhaps the most expensive Monster Arts figure to date in the line, retailing for a whopping 23,100 yen. She is scheduled to ship sometime in November 2013.
UPDATE:
As expected Bluefin announced that they’ll be distributing Biollante to North American consumers. No word on pricing, but she’s due out in November/December
Thanks to Tokunation member Lbsammills51 for pointing us to this info. The current wave of Figure Oh scans making the rounds has revealed release info for none other than S.H. Monsterarts Biollante!
This massive monster will be a Tamashii Web Exclusive with an almost assured Bluefin release for the US market. Standing 30 CM tall, that’s nearly 12″, and she will also feature a chest LED gimmick, the first of its kind for this line! Now the bad news is the price. This bad girl will run you a whopping 23,100 yen which by today’s exchange rate is $242! The price may be high but by comparison to the other larger figures of the line (Ghidorah, Destroyah) a high price tag like this is not unexpected.
EDIT: Second image added
Credit: 2chan, Import Monsters
Hot on the heels of the magazine scans of the forthcoming S.H. Monsterarts Millennium series MechaGodzilla/Kiryu figure, Bandai’s Tamashii website has updated with some official images of their own. These images give us a closer look at the figure, as well as a side shot with the weapons pack removed.
Meanwhile, Bluefin have confirmed over on their Facebook page that they will be releasing Kiryu in October (one month after Japanese release). Details on the price are still pending.
Check out the official images after the jump!
UPDATE:We now have a new image, this time from Figure-Oh magazine. Kiryu will include a red-eyed berserk head, chest flaps that open to reveal the Absolute Zero Cannon, leg thrusters, and what looks to be an incredibly articulated tail! Thanks to our friends at The Daytime Ninja for the heads-up!
Did you think Bandai had really forgotten about the King of the Monsters, Godzilla? Worried about the state of the S.H. MonsterArts toyline? Not anymore!
Among this month’s crop of leaked Hobby Japan scans is this single image depicting the Millenium incarnation of MechaGodzilla, also known as Kiryu!
Kiryu is in his first appearance from the 2002 film Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla and will be a standard release for September. This Godzilla-powered cyborg retails for 10,290 yen, standing 15.5 cm or just over six inches tall. We have no details on accessories and alternate pieces yet, but fans will be happy to know that unlike the Heisei MechaGodzilla and Garuda, Kiryu’s weapons/jetpack is already included!
More details and a confirmation of release from North American licensed importer Bluefin are inevitable, so stay tuned!
SOURCE: 2chan
AmiAmi’s blog brings us a plethora of images of the recently released Eight wonder of the world: S.H.Monster Arts King Kong!
As a nice bonus, a round Tamashi Act Stage stand is included with this figure. Click here to see AmiAmi’s full gallery of this figure.
Tamashii Nations has revealed the official images for a MonsterArts we’ve all been aware of- Godzilla, 1964 Version! A new sculpt, the iconic Kaiju stands at 145mm and is sculpted by Yuji Sakai.
If you haven’t picked up any other Godzilla releases, you can pick up this bad boy for 6,090 Yen. His release is in July 2013.
Thanks to Tokunation Member Gojira Prime for the heads up!
With S.H. MonsterArts Destroyah due out in just a few days(February 27th!), the lads at Tamashii Nations have posted a new preview for it! We have made a news article about it because…look at it…it looks awesome! The face of Destroyah is life changing, I want to be like that guy when I grow up. S.H. MonsterArts Destroyah was 1st revealed last September and subsequently, even more Destroyah was revealed later on.
Thanks to Gojira Prime for the heads up. The images can say way more than I can say at the moment, so before Destroyah decides to Destroyah wallet(12,600 yen, youch!) in a few days, click on the headline to check out the new images.
More images from New York Toy Fair give us better looks at the previously announced S.H. MonsterArts King Kong (Peter Jackson Ver.) figure (due out in May).
Also on display were Destroyah, Burning Godzilla, Godzilla Junior, Mecha Godzilla, Rodan, Space Godzilla, practically every S.H. Monsterart figure ever released!
Forum member Secretcode has just clued us into some HUGE news for Godzilla fans out there. Import Monsters has just posted an image from Wonderfest 2013 of none other than the great Toho beast himself, S.H. Monsterarts Showa (1964) Godzilla! No other information is available at this time such as price or release date. But for any one whose been a fan of the S.H.Monsterarts line and has been waiting for Bandai to show some Showa love, then this is incredible news!
Credit: Import Monsters