X-Plus Daiei/Other Pre-2009

X-Plus is a Japanese toy company that makes toys based on many Japanese as well international characters. They make one of the largest lines of kaiju vinyl figures. X-Plus has their 30cm Series (30cm scale), Large Monster Series (25cm scale), Gigantic Series, and their Real Master Collection (poly resin "statues"). There are usually two version of many figures, a standard version, and a Ric Boy Limited version that is sold direct from X-Plus and features extra features and/or accessories. This section features Daiei/Other figure lines pre-2009. Thanks to John from Kaiju Addicts, Brad Simmons, and Mike Johnson for some reference material.

Note: some information may be missing and there are limited pics, we will update as find info and better pics. Also some figures were Toys R Us exclusives.

Gamera 1999 Flying Version

This figure was released 1999, it was Gamera in flying pose (arms outstretched).this was a smaller version than some others.

Gamera 1966

This figure was released in 2000, it came in four variations normal, plain (less detail paint), glow, and Barugon set (exclusive?).

Gamera 1965 Crawling Version

This figure was released in 2000, it came in four variations normal, translucent green, painted (no pic), and freeze version (no pic). It came with two tails for different poses.

Guiron

This figure was released in 2000, it came in five variations normal, painted, translucent clear, yellow card, and Barugon set (exclusive?).

Gyaos 1967

This figure was released in 2000, it came in four variations normal, painted, translucent clear, and yellow card.

Viras

This figure was released in 2001, it came in two variations normal, and glow.

Zigra

This figure was released in 2001, it came in two variations normal, and glow.

Nightmare Gamera 1999

This figure was released in 2002, it came in two variations normal, and glow.

Gamera Vanishing Version 1970

This figure was released in 2002,

Gamera 1995

This figure was released in 2002, it came in four variations normal, glow (no pic), clear orange, and clear white (SDCC exclusive).

Gamera 1996

This figure was released in 2002, it came in five variations normal, painted chest, glow (no pic), painted chest w/ Legion Soldiers, and clear orange (SDCC exclusive).

Gamera 1999

This figure was released in 2002, it came in three variations normal, glow (no pic), and orange painted fist.

Gyaos 1995

This figure was released in 2002,

Hyper Gyaos 1999

This figure was released in 2002, it came in two variations normal, and brown.

Space Gyaos 1967

This figure was released in 2002.

Irys

This figure was released in 2002. It was packaged in a display box. This figure was approx 9 inches tall.

Baby Irys

This figure was released in 2002.

Jiger

This figure was released in 2002, it came in three variations Real type 1(TRS), Real type 2(TRS), and Barugon set (exclusive).

Legion

This figure was released in 2002, and it was packaged in a display box. This figure was approx 14 inches long and came in two versions blue eyes and red eyes.

Legion Soldier

This figure was released in 2002. It was packaged in a display box.

Legion Soldier

This figure was released in 2002. This was a smaller version.

Daimajin

This figure was released in 2003. It featured a spike in it's head.

Daimajin

This figure was released in 2003. This was a smaller version.

Irys

This figure was released in 2003. This was a smaller version approx 6 inches tall.

Rocket Pro Gamera 1995

This figure was released in 2004, it came in two variations painted, and clear orange. This figure was made by X-Plus for Rocket Pro.

Rocket Pro Gyaos 1995

This figure was released in 2004. This figure was made by X-Plus for Rocket Pro.

Sega Gamera 1999 By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2002. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines. There is a variant with an orange (plasma) fist.

Sega Showa Gamera By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2002. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Sega Gamera 1995 By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2002. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Sega Barugon By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2002. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Sega Space Gyaos By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2003, it stands approx 6 inches tall. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Sega Showa Gamera Version 2 By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2003, it stands approx 6 inches tall. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Sega Guiron By X-Plus

This figure was released in 2003, this figure is approx 6 inches long. This figure was made by X-Plus for Sega for crane machines.

Large Monster Series Guilala Space Gray Version And Green Version

Guilala was released Oct 2006, it came in two versions Space Gray (left) and Green (right), they are the same figures at 25.5cm tall, just different color schemes. The Gray version also came with a Astro Boat.

Guilala 35cm Green And Lighting Version

Guilala was released Oct 2006, it came in two versions Green (similar to 25cm version), and a Lighting version (glow in the dark?). Both figures were limited releases.

Large Monster Series King Kong 1933

King Kong 1933 was released July 2007, it stands 20cm tall and features shackles on his waist and arms. He also has two sets of fists open and closed.

Large Monster Series King Kong 2005

King Kong 2005 was released July 2007, it stands 20cm tall and features scars on his body. He comes with an Ann Darrow figure and a second left arm to hold her.

Kong The 8th Wonder of the World (2005)

Kong The 8th Wonder of the World is an articulated figure released by X-Plus for the 2005 film. There was a version with a different head, different posed arm and Ann Darrow figure.