Best Godzilla Toys 2012

If you're looking for Godzilla figurines this is it! This is a fantastic figure! Nearly 12" tall and wide, it would completely dominate a shelf. An excellent sculpt of my favorite variation of Godzilla. Definitely the meanest looking one.
I wouldn't recommend this as a toy for younger kids. It's not really designed to play with in a meaningful way. It is really just designed to set up and look cool. I put mine on a shelf that is just below eye level, so G is staring at you when you come around the corner. The companion 12" Mechagodzilla also rocks.
Great toys by Bandai.

I love Godzilla! I only wish i could find one that has sound affects and, smoke coming out of his mouth. And maybe even a girl Godzilla with pink on her back, now that would be a fight. Me and my son love the toys, he wants them all. Godzilla never gets old, he is the best monster ever!

How much fun is this godzilla toy? My age 4 son loves it! How educational is it? While not a science project, the toy does encourage my son to ask questions about body parts (wings, horns, tails, etc). The toy is durable, but, like all Godzilla PVC toys, the paint frequently scratches. I did not buy this toy to be a collector's item that sits on a shelf. I bought this toy so my son can play along with the Godzilla movie that stars Mecha King Ghidorah. Most of my son's small toys eventually get scuffed up, so we can endure the paint scuffs. Highly recommended toy for young Godzilla fans.

I bought 2 or these for my 2 nephews and they love them as it joins them for their baths along with their other Godzilla toys. Nice durable material and the wings rotate behind its back.

Although for some reason, most poeple call this Kaiju Mechagodzilla, it's actualy called Kiryu to keep it from being confused with the other two Mechagodzillas. with a drill hand movable head, arms, and tail and extremely durable, this Kiryu is one that should be added to any Kaiju collection!

MechaGodzilla is my favorite of Godzilla's many nemeses. The star of no less than five Godzilla films, more than any other monster, there is just something cool about this cyborg anti-Godzilla.

This figure is based on the Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla film in the Millennium series, the one constructed over the skeleton of the original Godzilla. The description lists this figure as being from Final Wars, which is incorrect as MechaGodzilla did not appear in that flick.

It isn't the full deal, and lacks the shoulder cannons that he sported in the film, but other than that the detail is great and with moving arms and head the figure is more than just a plastic statue, and able to make some cool poses with it. It's study, and could stand up to play pretty well. For me, it is just sitting on my desk at work, but it could easily be a child's toy as well.

The Talking King Ghidorah Plush stands 20" tall---squeeze him and he sounds out the distinctive Ghidorah savage cry. Durable and golden-scaled, King Ghidorah is a dragon-winged barrel-chested monstrosity. His upper body merges with the flayed tail. Ghidorah lacks forelimbs but widely overrides the deficit with his wings and three heads. Broad, fan-webbed wings are joined at the base of his three necks. His serpentine heads are crowned with backswept horns, his jaws filled with monster-mashing teeth.

King Ghidorah weighed somewhere in the neighborhood of 30, 000 tons and was able to discharge destructive electric currents. He made his cataclysmic debut in Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster, and it took the combined efforts of Mothra, Rodan and Godzilla (grudging efforts on the part of Rodan and Godzilla) to beat him---and even then all they managed to do was drive him back out into space. He eventually returned in Godzilla vs. Monster Zero. He also teamed up with fellow mindless destruction aficionado, Gigan.

From Godzilla 2000, this figure captures the revamped king of the monsters in vinyl. As opposed to the other Godzilla figures I have, he is a green-ish shade.

While he isn't terribly poseable, Bandai built him into a lunging pose, which looks pretty cool. I would say he's among my favorite in my collection, even better than the Final Wars figure.

I am a 24-year-old Godzilla figure collector and I like this one.

We bought this figure to add to our 10 year old son's godzilla figure collection because it was one he was actually missing. He was so excited to get it and add to his collection and trust me he plays with all of them.

This is another great Godzilla monster toy. My nephews love the Gigan. The colors are nice and the detail is great. They have many battles with their Gigans ( I had to buy 2 to avoid the fighting ). They are ages 2 1/2 and 4 1/2. They make the arms and legs do different battle move and pretend fly them. The material is very durable and if wet ( taken in the bathtub) they are still good to go!!

My 6-year-old is a huge kaiju fan and agrees that the Gigan from Godzilla Final Wars is a marked improvement over the original 70's Gigan. Bandai figures are remarkably detailed and seem to be fairly durable. The problem with Gigan is that the pointy tip on his tail sometimes comes loose. Nothing a little glue can't correct but...still.

4 stars for educational value? The movies and toys inspire his creativity and imagination. He knows the word Kaiju and likes to spell out Godzilla, Mothra, Ghidorah, etc. He draws the monsters, writes their names and creates his own "sequels". I think that deserves 4 stars!

If you or your child is a Toho Kaiju fan like my son is, Bandai figurines are the way to go!

This toy is the cutest toy I ever had. I wrote another review that I couldn't wait to get it. Now I have it. My favorite part of him is his spikes on his back and tail and the spikes and horn on his head. I love those parts so much and I love this toy so much and he is so adorable and I love the horn on his snout. That is my favorite, favorite part. And I'm glad that it's small. I made a car for mini Anguirus.

These Godzilla Plush Slippers are top notch! I've had them for quite a while now. They are very comfortable and very well made. The material is very soft and cozy. Overall an excellent choice of footwear to keep your feet warm and make them look fearsomely cool! Godzilla would be proud!

I bought these for my husband as he loves monster feet. He wears a size 13, which I took a gamble on based on the description. He can fit into them and wear them around as they are soft enough, but they are too small for everyday use. I wish they would have come in more sizes for adults. Nice quality slippers, very soft and comfy. I would stick to adult men sizes up to 11 when ordering.

Rodan has appeared over and over again in Godzilla films, and is one of the most popular of the Godzilla monsters. For the first time, we present this unique version of Rodan, Fire Rodan, which appeared in the movie, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II. A song sung by children turns Rodan into Fire Rodan, who has an additional weapon of a uranium heat beam. Embrace the flames and get your Fire Rodan quick because it is limited!

We purchased this toy and several other Godzilla movie monster toys. All of my kids still enjoy playing with them. This is one toy that they literally fight over. I recommend buying a few different monsters if you have more than one child around. The plastic on the wing of this Destroyah did crack slightly, but it was after the kids flexed the wing many times -- not related to quality. I recommend this and similar monsters for ages 3 to 9.

Excellent soft vinyl Bandai model, very detailed and extremely accurate with sharp features. Not sure if I agree with the color but it's close enough. The paint job is nothing particularly special...it's carefully executed but there really isn't much to it. Legs & wings move but that's it - arms are part of the torso, and tail & head do not move, so it has limited posability. Overall though it's worth the money considering it's the "standard" model.