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Listed in the August Previews are three more Godzilla Sofubi figures Godzilla "61, Godzilla from Godzilla Raids Again, and Hedorah. They are set for release in January and will range in price from $65 to $110.
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While there hasn't been official announcement the two remaining X-Plus figures shown in Diamond's Previews showing up at SDCC pretty much seals the deal.
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Diamond has announced their wave 6 reissues, Godzilla and Anguirus '55 both are monochrome to match there appearance in Godzilla Raids Again. Prices aren't known yet but should be around $150 -$200 range. This leaves only a couple of more figures left that have been pictured in Diamond's Previews, Godzilla '89 and Gorosaurus, an announcement is planned for SDCC for wave 7.
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Burning Godzilla SDCC Exclusive Vinyl Bust Bank
A Diamond Select Toys Release! Godzilla is more than just a giant lizard – he's also a walking nuclear reactor! This new, limited-edition vinyl bank of the King of All Monsters depicts him as he appeared in 1995's Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, when his atomic heart began to overheat. With an all-new black-and-orange color scheme, this 8-inch bust bank features collectible-quailty paint applications, as well as a coin slot on his back and an access door in the base. Limited to 1000 pieces. Packaged in a clear polybag. Sculpted by Gentle Giant! (Item #FEB148247, $30.00)
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Price: $18.00
Mechagodzilla's head lives on as the newest Godzilla bottle opener from DST!
A Diamond Select Toys release! Constructed of Space Titanium, Mechagodzilla battled the real Godzilla to a standstill on more than one occasion, and was only defeated when his head was torn completely from his body. Now his head lives on as the newest Godzilla bottle opener from DST!
Made of solid metal, this 4" tall rendering of Mechagodzilla's noggin can hang on your refrigerator or slip into your pocket, ready at a moment's notice to open a bottle, or possibly destroy Tokyo. Comes packaged in a collector case with a full-color slipcover.
Mechagodzilla's head lives on as the newest Godzilla bottle opener from DST!
A Diamond Select Toys release! Constructed of Space Titanium, Mechagodzilla battled the real Godzilla to a standstill on more than one occasion, and was only defeated when his head was torn completely from his body. Now his head lives on as the newest Godzilla bottle opener from DST!
Made of solid metal, this 4" tall rendering of Mechagodzilla's noggin can hang on your refrigerator or slip into your pocket, ready at a moment's notice to open a bottle, or possibly destroy Tokyo. Comes packaged in a collector case with a full-color slipcover.
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Diamond's Previews has listings for both the Godzilla Minimates Set and the Mechagodzilla Bust Bank, which retail for $19.99 and $22.99, respectively.
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The Diamond wave 5 releases will retail for $160 for both Godzillas and $180 for Hedorah. Expected release of November '14.
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As we patiently wait for May 16th to come we have had a stream of new Godzilla collectibles coming out and the latest is Diamond Comics exclusive Godzilla 1989 Bank.
This is one of the first of a number of banks they will be releasing. First I was impressed with the size, it is 12" tall and 24" in length right on par with the X-Plus figures Diamond has released lately. It is pretty well detailed though there is a few spots that the paint could have been slightly better, there is a spot on the tail where the paint fades then comes back.
With that said one needs to remember the price the bank, it retails for about $40 vs. $160 plus for the X-Plus figures which isn't to shabby and you can put all the pennies you saved in it.
As with the bank aspect of it the coin slot is behind the shoulder not very noticeable, and to remove them his tail twists off it is a little tricky to get on but this means it will stay put once on. To be honest I won't use him as a bank but an awesome figure to display. I certainly recommend this for the price, you can't go wrong it.
This is one of the first of a number of banks they will be releasing. First I was impressed with the size, it is 12" tall and 24" in length right on par with the X-Plus figures Diamond has released lately. It is pretty well detailed though there is a few spots that the paint could have been slightly better, there is a spot on the tail where the paint fades then comes back.
With that said one needs to remember the price the bank, it retails for about $40 vs. $160 plus for the X-Plus figures which isn't to shabby and you can put all the pennies you saved in it.
As with the bank aspect of it the coin slot is behind the shoulder not very noticeable, and to remove them his tail twists off it is a little tricky to get on but this means it will stay put once on. To be honest I won't use him as a bank but an awesome figure to display. I certainly recommend this for the price, you can't go wrong it.
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Diamond Select's King Ghidorah Bust Bank, it stands 8" tall and will retail for $23. It should hit stores 08/01/14.
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