Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Godzilla Toy Tuesday! Godzilla 1964, Walking MechaGodzilla And The Tiny Monster With A Huge Head

Written By: Ken Hulsey
Source: Amazon.com

Godzilla Yuji Sekai's Concept Works Trading Figures - 1964 Godzilla



Yuji Sekai offers up these Godzilla concepts as a new line of trading figures. Packaged in HUGE collectible packaging, these figures come pre-assembled and packaged in plastic trays. Each has a labeled box and includes a cardboard insert featuring pictures of that figure, as well as Sekai himself working on that figure. The figures on average measure 6 inches (15 cm) from head to tail, and include specific labeled bases (English and Japanese) for each figure. The box measures 8 x 7 x 3 inches, a massive size for trading figure packaging.

MechaGodzilla 2003 Dash Battle Charge Action Figure



Toys that move are so much fun!

You can have MechaGodzilla chase after you cat....dog.....kid, whatever, with this great motorized toy from Konami.

This MechaGodzilla figure is 4 inches tall and comes with a base for recharging!

Gadzilla Monster Mini Figure Toho Hero Godzilla 1954



Here is the little Godzilla figure with a huge head.

When I say this Godzilla is a small fry, I mean it. This figure is ony one and a half inches tall! Talk about a Napoleon complex, this guy may be tiny, but he still has one hell of a ego, and a big head to match. Must be because Godzilla was voted the number one monster of the year at Monster Island News.

The Godzilla with the huge noggin is a Japanese import, and there is only one left, so act fast!

See Also: Godzilla Toy Tuesday! Godzilla Final Wars & Godzilla Raids Again Figures
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"LEGENDARY PICTURES TO DEVELOP AND PRODUCE MAJOR MOTION PICTURE BASED ON TOHO COMPANY’S ICONIC MONSTER, GODZILLA

Burbank, CA – March 29, 2010 – Legendary Pictures announced today that they will develop and produce a new film based on Toho Company’s famed GODZILLA character. Through the terms of the agreement, Legendary Pictures has acquired the rights to produce a movie inspired by Toho’s Godzilla, a franchise the Japanese company created and has nurtured for over fifty years.

Toho’s GODZILLA franchise boasts one of the most widely recognized film creatures worldwide, resulting in a series of books, television programs, video games and more than 25 films worldwide. Legendary intends to approach the film and its characters in the most authentic manner possible. The company will, in the near future, announce a filmmaker to helm the film for an intended 2012 release. The film will fall under the company’s co-production and co-financing deal with Warner Bros. Toho will distribute the film in Japan."

"Godzilla" is coming back -- this time, with Legendary Pictures taking the lead, co-producing and co-financing with Warner Bros. for release in 2012.

Legendary announced Monday it had obtained rights to the iconic monster character from Japan's Toho Co., which has overseen more than 25 "Godzilla" films. Toho will release the pic in Japan.

Legendary said it's planning to announce a director shortly.

In addition to Legendary, producers on the new film will be Dan Lin, Roy Lee and Brian Rogers. Yoshimitsu Banno, Kenji Okuhira and Doug Davison will exec produce.

"Godzilla is one of the world's most powerful pop culture icons, and we at Legendary are thrilled to be able to create a modern epic based on this long-loved Toho franchise," said Thomas Tull, Chairman and CEO of Legendary. "Our plans are to produce the Godzilla that we, as fans, would want to see. We intend to do justice to those essential elements that have allowed this character to remain as pop-culturally relevant for as long as it has."

Legendary noted the film will fall under its co-production and co-financing deal with Warner Bros. Legendary's productions with Warners have included "The Dark Knight," "300" and "The Hangover."

Speculation about a new "Godzilla" has been active since last summer. The Bloody Disgusting web site reported in August that the project was in development.