X-Plus has revealed the DefoReal Burning Godzilla 2019 figure, the reveal is the standard version only the Ric will be revealed at a later date. This figure stands 12cm tall and is 21cm in length. It will retail for 8,250 yen from various retails, with release scheduled for June 2020. We will update with the Ric version once revealed.

X-Plus has finally announced the DefoReal Mothra 2019 figure, possibly one of the best looking figures ever. As was reveal previously the standard features a red/orange coloring while the Ric has a blue/green coloring, it stands 9cm tall to the body, 15cm to the tip of the wings (with support), and has 24cm wingspan. It will retail for 11,550 yen, can be pre-ordered now from X-Plus for the Ric, and hobby shops for the standard, with release scheduled for May 2020.

X-Plus has a booth at Tokyo Comic Con happening this weekend and they as always have a lot on display including new reveals. The New reveals include the DefoReal Mothra Ric, a second Godzilla 2019 DefoReal, a Shin Godzilla 4th Form closed mouth DefoReal in clear vinyl, the rest was previously announce or solicited figures. The Mothra DefoReal Ric has blue/green wings instead of the re/orange ones, no release date, the Godzilla 2019 DefoReal is similar pose to the Gigantic, no release date, and Shin DefoReal has a March release date. More info as we get it, photo via Summit Kaiju, Dengeki Hobby, and Twitter.

X-Plus revealed a couple of figures at the Miyazawa Model Exhibition Autumn 2019, DefoReal Mothra 2019 and the Allosaurus from One Million Years B.C., also on site was the Kong 2.0 with Skullcrawler, Godzilla 2000 and Orga DefoReal figures, Ultraman figures, and possible others (we will post pics once available). Neither figure had release dates or prices except the Ultraman figures, more info as we get it.

Only yesterday at NYCC did we get the reveal of the DefoReal Rodan 2019 that we now have official pics and info. This figure stands 14cm tall, 17cm wide, and 17cm deep (height without stand), it comes in two versions standard, and Ric. The standard features a darking coloring with very slight red highlights, the Ric feature more red highlights especially on the wings, both feature a stand. This figure will retail for 7,700 yen ($65.02 US on the US Ric site) for the Ric the standard is 7,040 yen, both versions can be pre-ordered now with release scheduled for Feb 2020.

Yes this was a long time coming, the Gigantic Godzilla 2019 Ric, the standard was officially announced nearly two months ago (July 12th). All specs are the same, the figure stands 47cm tall (approx 18.5 inches) and is 97cm in length (approx 38 inches), and it will retail for 66,000 yen ($540.75). The difference is the blue "emissions" fins and eyes for the Ric, the figure can be pre-ordered now from both the Japanese and US Ric sites with release scheduled for Dec 2019.
A second pre-ordered has been announced, those in the second wave are scheduled to receive those figures Jan 2020.

Star Ace has officially announced the Kong: Skull Island Version 2.0 figure, like the first one there will be two versions a regular and deluxe. The deluxe features a propeller and chain in his hand and comes with a base, which is slightly different in style from the base the first version came with.

From Star Ace - “All hail the King.”
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Kong: Skull Island introduced us to the Monsterverse that will soon see the king of all monsters, Godzilla, take on the king of Skull Island – Kong. This new 32cm vinyl figure shows the protector of Skull Island in a defiant roar, mouth open wide and arms outstretched. This piece is meticulously sculpted to show the rage in his face, all the detail of his hair and the battle scars across his chest. He is painted by hand to bring out all the incredible nuances of his expression and recreate the realism that makes the figure look alive.

A limited-edition Deluxe Version recreates a famous scene in the movie where Kong swings a ship’s propeller on a chain at an attacking monster. The Deluxe Version features a diorama base with the remnants of a ship, and Kong has a chain around his arm and is holding a ship’s propeller, getting ready to heave it at the Skullcrawler.

Shipping in Dec 2019, this is the new Kong you’ve been waiting for!
Dimensions: Figure: 35cm wide, 15cm deep, and 32cm tall. Base: 20cm deep, 20cm wide, and 9.5cm tall (to top of boat).
Retail price: DX $194, standard $154.
Pre-order now from Star Ace.

X-Plus is releasing the DefoReal King Ghidorah 2019 figure, which was shown at recent shows. This figure stands 14cm tall, is 24cm wide, and 25cm in length, it features light up eyes and necks on the Ric version, and it will retail for 14,300 yen ($117.16 US) for the Ric, 13,200 yen for the standard. It can be pre-ordered now from X-Plus on both Japanese and US sites (Ric), and other retailers (standard), with release scheduled for Jan 2020.

Godzilla has a presence at SDCC despite Warner Bros./Legendary not being there, besides the announced Toho booth there was a presence at the Famous Monsters booth, NECA booth, and Tamashii booth. The Famous Monsters booth, along with Summit Kaiju, featured a number of X-Plus figures, on display were the Gigantic Godzilla 2019, Kong V2 Fighting Version (as well as V1, 4th Qtr release), and new reveals of DefoReal Ghidorah 2019 (Dec 2019 release), DefoReal Rodan 2019 (placeholder image), and DefoReal Mothra 2019 (placeholder image). NECA had a minimal Godzilla section with packages for King of the Monsters figures and some older ones, what was interesting was the two besides the recent 1956 Poster version, a 1954 in deluxe package and 1984/5 in deluxe package, it is unclear what these are (tag was hidden). Tamashii display wasn't anything new but feature their King of the Monster figures and the Godzilla statue that has been making the rounds. Toho's booth didn't have much that we haven't already known about an interesting note is the box of the Godzilla 1954 exclusive, the top of the box lists years, 1954, 1968, 1974, 2000, and 2020. It's the 2020 that has us and fans intrigued since there has been no official announcements of a 2020 figure or if this is Legendary's or a new Toho version. More updates from SDCC as we get it on all this and possibly more. Pics from Famous Monsters/Summit Kaiju, Toyark, NECA, Tamashii, Toho, CriterionCast, and Kaiju Kingdom Podcast.
Update: NECA's display has been updated (pic below) with other images/packages, and the 1964 figure as well as a 1984/5 that appears to be slightly updated, it is unclear if that figure will be a re-release or a new version. Also a Fire Godzilla 2019 is being released as well down the line.

X-Plus showed a while back there Gigantic Godzilla 2019 figure prototype now we have what appears to be the final product (standard version). Dengeki Hobby as well as a few other sites have posted the pics and info, though it is not up on the X-Plus site yet. The figure stands 47cm tall (approx 18.5 inches) and is 97cm in length (approx 38 inches), it will retail for 66,000 yen and will be released in Nov 2019. It hints that the Ric version will have "emissions" dorsal fins (possibly clear blue or painted blue). More info on official release and Ric versions as we get it.
This is now up on the X-Plus site but it is still the standard version which must be ordered from third party dealers, It suggests the Ric will come later.