Godzilla - Godzillasaurus & Dorat figure, Ichibansho

Before becoming the King of Monsters, Godzilla was once a prehistoric dinosaur: Godzillasaurus. This rare form of the legendary kaijū appears in Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991), one of the most pivotal films of the Heisei era. In this storyline, Godzillasaurus peacefully inhabits Lagos Island before being critically wounded during World War II. A group of time-travelers from the future intervene, introducing the Dorat, small winged creatures, to the island. Exposed to nuclear radiation, these beings merge to form King Ghidorah, one of Godzilla’s most formidable foes.

The Godzilla franchise continues to surprise fans with its intricate storytelling and epic kaijū battles. Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah delves into Godzilla’s origins, highlighting how his transformation was shaped by history and nuclear energy. This direct connection between Godzillasaurus and the genetic experiments on the Dorat adds a fascinating layer to the saga, emphasizing the lasting consequences of time travel in the kaijū mythos.

This Ichiban Kuji figure, produced by Banpresto, faithfully depicts Godzillasaurus in his pre-mutation form, featuring detailed reptilian textures and an imposing roaring stance. The Dorat are also meticulously crafted, showcasing their distinctive wings and hybrid creature design. Standing 15 cm tall, this figure presents a captivating glimpse into Godzilla’s origins, making it a must-have for Heisei era enthusiasts and kaijū collectors.

• Size: 15 cm
• Material: PVC
• Manufacturer: Banpresto
• Collection: Ichiban Kuji