Unfortunately Playmates booth was closed to press and pics but they did have an awesome six plus foot tall Godzilla statue per the rep it weighs in at over 900 pounds and came in two parts.

Funko announced their new desktop game Godzilla: Tokyo Clash, a new strategy game. Check out the full details below.

Godzilla: Tokyo Clash Strategy Game
You are Earth's most fearsome Kaiju- Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Megalon-battling for dominance as the most terrifying monster in Japan! Stomp across the vintage Tokyo cityscape, unleash devastating attacks, and throw trains, tanks, and battleships at your enemies. Master each Kaiju's unique battle style to gain dominance before the humans drive the monsters from the city! The game features an impressive 3-D table-presence with large-scale figures, buildings, and a modular gameboard so every game is unique!

Game Contents

• 13 Game Board Tiles
• 4 Kaiju Miniatures
• 4 Kaiju Mats
• 4 Kaiju Decks
• 13 Building Miniatures
• 6 Event Cards
• 74 Tokens
• 1 Damage Track Mat
• 5 Tracking Cubes
• 1 Oxygen Destroyer Marker
• 1 Miniature Stand
• Instructions
  

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Interesting Gameplay Features

• Choose between 4 iconic movie Kaiju to play: Godzilla, Mothra, Megalon, or King Ghidorah
• Build and destroy a different city every game using modular board tiles
• Includes 13 sculpted buildings players can knock down each game
  
• Each Kaiju card deck features attacks and powers unique to that monster
  
• Event cards simulate humans fighting to save their city, increasing the danger to player.
  
• Capitalize on the resurgence of giant monster movies
  
  

Game Details

• Game by Prospero Hall
• Strategy Battle game
• Ages 10 and up
• For 2–4 players
• 45-minute gameplay
• Available August 2020
• Retail price $39.99

Bandai's big Godzilla was a show stopper to rivel Playmate's but Bandai had figures on display. The issue was there wasn't anything new, they did have the S.H. MonsterArts Burning Godzilla 2019 on display as well as a regular Godzilla 2019 and S.H. Figuarts Ultraman figures as well as Chodo Hero's Ultraman figures releasing June.

Monogram had a few reveals, and the one bright spot in the Godzilla Vs. Kong void. Their Series 2 Classic Godzilla bag clips were on display, as well as a placeholder for, you guess it, Godzilla Vs. Kong, there was also a placeholder for Ultraman bag clips. No info on those clips was given as for as characters and release. Also on display was their Cute Godzilla Bank, Classic Godzilla Bank and a Ultraman Bank as well, no release date for that one.

NECA may have had one of the bigger reveals two new Godzilla figures, Godzilla 1989, and Godzilla 2003. Both like all the current releases will have movie poster packaging. See our post with the official pics and info from NECA. Also on display was the soon to be released Mothra poster version. On the Kidrobot side was new Phunny plushes, King Ghidorah and King Kong, of note Kong is not the Monsterverse version and will not come with the banana costume that the early solicits stated. Also on display was the 8 inch Art vinyls, with four versions of Godzilla classic version with translucent fins, one with glow in the dark fins, two gold versions one matte gold, one shiny gold. Also there was the Mechagodzilla battle worn version. Also there was the Bhunny Godzilla figure, a new line that's a cross between the previous figures and a Funko POP, Godzilla is a Loot Crate exclusive there was a Mechagodzilla on the package back but they were not sure if it will also be a Loot Crate exclusive. Each comes with a lucky "paw".

Chronicle Collectibles revealed there new 1/12 scale Jurassic Park/World figures, they included Owen, Ian Malcolm, Dr. Grant, a Raptor, and Blue. These look to be articulated figures with the human characters featuring cloth clothing. No release date on these.

Diamond had a few items all previously announced Godzilla Gallery Rodan 1993, and Godzilla 1993 Dioramas, and the three new Vinimates. Both dioramas look as good as the released Godzilla 1991, also of note they stated that they are finalizing Ghidorah that goes with Godzilla 1991 since it is actual based on the poster from that film and supposed to "wrap" around him. Also probably no Mechagodzilla to go with the 1993s.

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X-Plus (and Star Ace) made a big splash at NYCC with a number of reveals and an awesome display. Some big reveals (pun intended) were Gigantic Mechagodzilla 1974, DefoReal Rodan (painted), a Skull Crawler to go with Kong Version 2, and the Yuji Sakai Godzilla Final War RMC Poster Version resin statue. Gigantic Mechagodzilla has not been seen in over a year, it was an unpainted prototype but appears to be at least closer to release. The DefoReal Rodans (two, possibly Ric and standard) were not only revealed for the first time but was painted as well (pic from Eric Stolp). We are also getting a Skull Crawler to go with Kong it wraps around he like in the film. Then there was the beautiful Yuji Sakai Godzilla Final Wars statue, which is based on a kit, is incredibly detailed including a base. And we have a paint Allosaurus from One Million Years B.C. and looks like it comes with a caveman with spear (pic from Eric Stolp). Also on display was a number of other figures previously shown. Pics here are via our friends at Power-punch.net.

Marusan is releasing a number of figures in February including Godzilla 1964 Green Glitter, Metarica Godzilla 1971, Gigan 1972 Blue version, two different Giant Guilala, clear green and regular green, Gold Giant Gorilla (Kong), Gappa Family in Gloss Black and Ultraman Ace. Godzilla '64 has a glitter green body (like the '55 last month) stands 23cm tall, and retails for 10,800 yen. Godzilla '71 (with silver and gold highlights) and Gigan are both 23cm tall, Godzilla retails for 7,560 yen and Gigan for 8,640 yen. The Guilala both stand 40cm tall, the clear green version retails for 16,200 yen and the regular version retails for 21,600 yen. The Gold Giant Gorilla stands 28cm and retails for 17,280. The Gappa family (same mold as previous releases) retail for 15,120 yen. And Ultraman Ace stands 30cm and retails for 10,800. All figures can be pre-ordered now from Marusan, some are available to ship internationally, and all will be released in Feb 2019.

Marusan has four Super Festival 77 exclusives (already held in Japan), Hedorah Metarica Star Eyes, Mechagodzilla 450 Lucky Bag, Hedorah 450 Beige Test Version Unpainted, and Giant Gorilla '67 (Kong) 450 Beige Test Version Unpainted. Hedorah Star Eyes features a metallic paint scheme, stands 24cm tall, and retails for 10,800 yen. Mechagodzilla comes in three clear colors with metallic highlights (in a blind/random single figure pack), it stands 30cm tall, and retails for 16,200 yen. Both Hedorah 450 and Giant Gorilla 450 stand 30cm tall and retail for 12,960 yen. All were available in limited quantities. 

Marusan is releasing three figures in Sept for there Jet Black Object 450 collection, one new and two re-releases. The new figure is Baragon '66, the re-releases are Godzilla '66 and Giant Gorilla (King Kong) '67. All three figures are 300mm scale (approx 12 inches), will retail for approx $120 US, with pre-orders now and a Sept 2016 release from Hobby Search and other retailers.

Destroyah will be released in January for about $250, Mecha-Kong in February for about $150.

Kawakita’s company Dream Planet Japan, Inc. produced a Mechani-Kong figure for Super Festival 62. Photo courtesy of Koichi Kawakita. © Toho Co., Ltd.
The toy and collector's show Super Festival 62 was held on April 28th in Tokyo.

Photos by ​Richard J. Kisielka.