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MechaGojira no Gyakushuu - Titanosaurus - Toho 30cm Series (X-Plus)

Titanosaurus from MechaGojira no Gyakushuu

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Height300 mm
First releaseJan 2012
ManufacturerX-Plus
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X-Plus presents Titanosaurus as part of their Toho 30cm Series, based on the kaiju's appearance in the 1975 film Terror of Mechagodzilla (MechaGojira no Gyakushuu). This figure captures the aquatic dinosaur in the detailed, large-scale format that the Toho 30cm line is known for. Titanosaurus is a prehistoric marine reptile awakened and controlled by the mad scientist Dr. Mafune in the final film of the Showa Godzilla era. Manipulated into partnering with Mechagodzilla, Titanosaurus attacks humanity against his will, making him one of the more sympathetic kaiju in the franchise. Unlike many of Godzilla's foes, Titanosaurus is not inherently malicious, and his tragic role as a pawn in a larger scheme gives him a unique place in Toho's monster roster. Standing approximately 30 cm tall, this X-Plus figure is part of the vinyl-based Toho 30cm Series, which is celebrated for its faithful sculpts and imposing presence. The line is well regarded among kaiju collectors for its attention to the cinematic details of each monster's on-screen appearance.

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Scale Figure
Dimensions
H 300 mm
Edition history

Releases 1 edition(s)

Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.

Jan 2012StandardLatest
Japan
¥18,900
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