All volumes are published by Dai Nippon Printing, read from left to right, each volume is 36 pages long and printed on A4 size paper. They are distributed by the Godzilla Store and cover the conceptualization and production aspects of kaiju from Toho's library of films, with each volume focusing on a different character.
These volumes cover Gigan from Godzilla Final Wars (2004) (Vol.71) and Monster X from Godzilla Final Wars (2004) (Vol.72).

​Publisher: Dai Nippon
​Pages: 36
Planning and organization: Osamu Kishikawa
Designed by Makena Graphics
​Language: Japanese & English​​
Release date May 2021
Price: 1,121 yen
Available from The Godzilla Store.

Guf is releasing a new Guf Meets Godzilla line which currently includes masks and t-shirts. There are three designs for the masks, all have glitter effects on them, are deodorant mask with antibacterial and deodorant processing, and retail for 1,980 yen, the t-shirts come in two styles, 100% cotton, with retail prices varying based on size and style. All can be ordered from Rakuten.

Bandai is releasing the Acrylic Logo Display EX Godzilla Logo Red Vertical and Horizontal versions. Each logo is Godzilla written in Japanese, the vertical is 4.4cm wide and 11.9cm tall (logo itself), the horizontal 10.2cm wide and 4.9cm tall (logo itself), and each retails for 1,320 yen. The horizontal was released previously in a black color. They can both be pre-ordered now from Bandai with release scheduled for June 2021. Bandai is also releasing new Ultraman related logos as well.

Pintrill is releasing five classic Godzilla posters in the form of enamel pins. The poster art is from Godzilla 1954, Ghidorah The Three Headed Monster 1964, Mothra Vs. Godzilla 1964, Destroy All Monsters 1968, and Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla 1974, each is 1.16 inches x 1.6 inches x 2mm in size, with silver plated brass pin, retro double process print, and includes double metal butterfly pin clutch, and come packaged on a themed backing card, each retails for $12.00. They can be ordered from Pintrill and other retailers.

Bandai/Sunstar is releasing the Shin Godzilla 2nd Form Flooring Wiper Cover, meant for use with floor mops (think Swiffer). It can be used a just a plush as will, it is 50cm long, 18.5cm wide and 13cm tall, made of Polyester, and retails for 5,280 yen. It can be pre-ordered now from Bandai with release scheduled for Sept 2021. Note: this is also available from the Godzilla Store.

Chara-Ani is releasing a new collection called Godzilla 66, which is not what Americans may think (as in Route 66 although that does work) as it is a representation of Godzilla's design shape. The line includes t-shirts, towels, a mug, can badges, and clear files, items range in price from 440 yen up to 3,300 yen, and the will be released in May 2021. They can be ordered direct from Chara-Ani and the Godzilla Store as well, both offer unique stickers as a bonus (with 2,500 yen or more purchased).
Update: a few more items have been added (images at bottom).

On Saturday May 22nd there will be the Godzilla Festival Extra Edition Shinjuku Total Advance Festival which will be an online event with both free and paid programing, and the Godzilla Store is releasing merchandise to go along with it. The merchandise includes a t-shirt, eco bags, key chain, acrylic magnet, and clear file, prices range from 440 yen up to 2,750 yen, with all items releasing starting May 2021 from the Godzilla Store.

​A Tankobon Softcover photo book Godzilla History of Formative Arts 1954-2016 is coming later this month. The book cover Godzilla from 1954 up to Shin Godzilla (2016) in Japan, this is a must-have Godzilla photo book for fans, looking back on movie shoots and has a bold and sophisticated design. It is 528 pages in a A4 format (210 x 297 mm, similar to the Toho SFX books), color, with both Japanese and English text. It is published by Pai International, will retail for 7,480 yen, and will be available from the Godzilla Store and some other retailers.
It is available in the US from Kinokuniya with free shipping.

DeAgostini is releasing two new Godzilla collectibles the Godzilla 1954 Tissue Box and Godzilla 1954 Wood Carved Diorama. The tissue box is the same style as the Heisei Tissue Box that was released previously (and is available again), a standard tissue box goes in the back and you pull the tissues from Godzilla's mouth, it is made of polystone, is limited to 500, retails for 5,500 yen and will be released in June. The Wood Carved Diorama is made of natural wood with base, approx. 12cm tall, and comes with a box (for storage), it retails for 24,200 yen and will release Sept 2021. Both can be pre-ordered now from DeAgostini.

Topps and WAX are releasing a new Godzilla Digital Trading Card Set, it appears this set includes physical and digital elements. The digital side is NFT based (A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unit of data on a digital ledger called a blockchain, where each NFT can represent a unique digital item, and thus they are not interchangeable. NFTs can represent digital files such as art, audio, videos, items in video games and other forms of creative work.), there are two packs available Standard and Ultimate (which includes exclusives) at start, with 4 cards and 30 cards respectively, priced at $10 and $100 each. Unlike regular trading cards collecting multiple cards within unlocks exclusive content like kinetic motion cards and comic book cover art, combine and complete multi-card murals, score first appearance rookie cards in classic Topps® card templates, and get Chibi style versions of your favorite monsters. The launch of these cards is only two days away. 
​Note: we have not use NFT based items before so as we get more specific details we will update the info here. Updated with press release below.

Topps Digital Strikes Again: 
Godzilla NFT Collectibles are Coming to the WAX Blockchain on March 31!
Press release
GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, March 30, 2021 - Topps Digital continues to introduce exciting new products on the WAX Blockchain. Building on its heritage as one of the first innovators in digital collectibles, Topps is celebrating Toho’s iconic franchise by bringing the studio’s classic monsters, including the King of the Monsters, Godzilla, to the modern platform of NFTs via the WAX blockchain on March 31 at 1pm EST / 10am PST.
 
For over 70 years, Topps has been the preeminent creator and innovator of physical cards and digital collectibles. Generations of fans have enjoyed the pleasure of collecting, trading and showing off their card collections, leading to the rapid and popular adoption of Topps’ sports and entertainment digital collectibles apps which it first brought to market in 2012. By establishing that digital collectibles are valued assets, Topps spurred the reimagination of what a collectible is and means to fans, setting the stage for the NFT craze sweeping the globe. The release of Godzilla Collection joins a rapidly growing portfolio of officially licensed Topps NFT collectibles, including the pop culture phenomenon and Topps’ owned IP, Garbage Pail Kids.
 
“We’ve been one of the first brands to fully embrace the potential of non-fungible tokens (NFTs),” said Tobin Lent, VP and General Manager of Digital at The Topps Company. “By partnering early with WAX and their state-of-the-art trading platform, we’ve been able to create a fun and accessible digital ecosystem for fans with all levels of experience. We are excited to debut our latest NFT set, featuring iconic imagery from the Godzilla franchise, and build on our initial successes of digital collecting to include interactive elements, increased security and transparent transactions.”
 
“We are constantly looking for exciting new ways for fans to connect with the Godzilla brand, and the Topps Digital Godzilla collection is something we’ve never offered before,” says Lora Cohn, Managing Director, Toho International, Inc. “Topps Digital has been at the forefront of the physical and digital card collectible space, so we are thrilled to work with their team on this offering. It’s no secret that NFTs are exploding in popularity right now, so we’re excited to give fans the opportunity to expand their Godzilla collections through the blockchain.”
 
In May 2020, Topps announced a partnership with the Worldwide Asset eXchange (WAX). Since then, their impressive portfolio on the WAX platform continues to be highly anticipated and sought after. On March 31, 2021, at 1 p.m. ET, Topps Digital will be releasing a new collection of NFTs on WAX that focuses on the legendary universe of Godzilla and the classic films. Fans will be introduced to Godzilla’s origins and the many iconic monsters from the series such as Godzilla, Mothra, Rodan, King Ghidorah and Mechagodzilla. Learn more about how to collect yours here. 
 
Although the value of NFTs lies in the data on the blockchain, the creative and dynamic imagery is what pulls people in. Discover a vast array of colorful characters and exciting scenes from the beloved Godzilla universe. There are over 160+ unique pieces of art in this collection including comic covers, motion cards, original illustrations, Chibi style animations, classic Topps “Rookie cards”, and much more. Collect, buy, sell and trade on the WAX platform and rest assured that each collectible is a unique, one-of-a-kind digital asset that is certified, authentic and unchangeable through the WAX Blockchain. Each Topps collectible will hold a uniquely minted number ID that can be found on the WAX Blockchain, proving each asset’s authenticity. 
 
About the Topps Company:
Founded in 1938, The Topps Company, Inc. is the preeminent creator and brand marketer of physical and digital sports cards, entertainment cards and collectibles, and distinctive confectionery products. Topps' leading sports and entertainment products include Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, UEFA Champions League, Bundesliga, STAR WARS™, WWE, UFC, Wacky Packages, Garbage Pail Kids, Mars Attacks and other trading cards, sticker album collections and collectibles. Topps’ digital collectibles apps portfolio, which has been a hit with millions of fans around the world, currently includes Topps® BUNT®, TOPPS® KICK®, Star Wars™: Card Trader by Topps®, Topps® WWE SLAM: Card Trader, Topps® NHL SKATE™, The Walking Dead: Card Trader, Marvel Collect! by Topps, and Disney Collect! by Topps. Topps’ confectionery brands include Ring Pop®, Push Pop®, Baby Bottle Pop®, Juicy Drop®, and Bazooka®. Topps was acquired by Michael Eisner’s Tornante Company and Madison Dearborn Partners in October 2007.  For additional information, visit Topps.com, play.toppsapps.com, and Candymania.com. 
 
About WAX:
The Worldwide Asset eXchange™ (WAX), known as the King of NFTs, is the world’s leading decentralized wallet on the Blockchain. Cofounded in 2017 by William E. Quigley and Jonathan Yantis, WAX delivers the safest and most convenient way to create, buy, sell, and trade virtual items (NFTs) to anyone, anywhere in the world. WAX has facilitated the trade of more than 100 million digital items of collections including Blockchain Heroes, Topps GPK, Deadmau5 and Capcom’s Street Fighter.
For more information, please visit https://wax.io and follow along on Twitter and Discord. 
 
About Toho:
Toho Company, Limited, is a Japanese entertainment studio focused on the development, production, exhibition, and distribution of powerful live action and animated content including motion pictures, television and theater. Founded in 1932, Toho remains a prominent force in bringing brands and original storytelling with versatile talents to audiences worldwide. Its subsidiaries include Toho Cinemas, the highest grossing exhibition company in Japan, and Toho International, Inc., a U.S. established incorporated company that manages and commercializes Toho’s intellectual property portfolio. To learn more about Toho, visit: www.toho.co.jp/en/.