Godzilla Playmates 6.5" Jet Jaguar Figure & Playmates Godzilla 1995 Figure Lot +

Description: Up for sale is a great Godzilla Lot. We have the Playmates 2021 Jet Jaguar, the Playmates 2021 1995 Burning Godzilla, The 2002 Bandai Godzilla Pack of Destruction Burning Godzilla, and the 2014 Neca Wizkids Burning Godzilla. The 2021 Playmates Jet Jaguar Figure measures approx 6 1/2 inches and the Playmates 2021 1995 Burning Godzilla measures approx 6 1/2 inches. The 2002 Godzilla Pack of Destruction Burning Godzilla measures approx 2.5" and the 2014 Neca Wizkids Burning Godzilla measures approx 2" tall. Please visit our store for more rare Godzilla action figures. Thanks for looking. Items will be shipped priority mail. Jet Jaguar (ジェットジャガー Jettojagā?) is a heroic mecha created by Toho that first appeared in the 1973 Godzilla film, Godzilla vs. Megalon. Jet Jaguar was the result of a contest Toho had in mid-to-late 1972 for fans to come up with a new hero for them to use, to capitalize on the many tokusatsu, anime superhero and super robot shows that were very popular at the time. The winner of the contest submitted the drawing of a robot called Red Alone (レッド·アローン Reddo Arōn?). The robot resembled both Ultraman and Mazinger Z (both of which were very popular). The robot's design was altered and it was renamed "Jet Jaguar" and was set to star in its own film, titled Jet Jaguar vs. Megalon, which pit him against Megalon. However, Toho figured Jet Jaguar would not be able to carry the film on his own, in screen appearance or marketing value, so during pre-production, the project was shut down for several weeks, until screenwriter Shinichi Sekizawa was called in to rewrite the script to add Godzilla and Gigan. The resulting film, Godzilla vs. Megalon, paired Godzilla with Jet Jaguar against both Megalon and Gigan. While in his burning form, nothing could stop Godzilla -- not only was he radiating an orange glow from his muscles, but he also had the power to unleash atomic breath. In this state, Godzilla's body was working in overdrive as he approached meltdown, but this would prove invaluable as Destoroyah was as malicious as he was intelligent. After coaxing the King of the Monsters to fight by killing his son in front of him, Destoroyah was defeated after Godzilla used the rest of his power to do away with him. As his body finally began to meltdown, the kaiju used his remaining radiation to revive his son. The humans were then able to contain the radioactive discharge by freezing Godzilla. Burning Godzilla was as powerful as it was risky, and it not only saved Japan but also solidified his place as a legend. This version of the character is the King of the Monster's most iconic form and has been imitated in more recent iterations, and while the homages are always tasteful, none have compared to the sheer power the original had. Godzilla vs. Destoroyah was the swan song for the Heisei Era, and the creators wanted to go out with a bang. The film follows Godzilla, who has started to glow orange after being exposed to large amounts of radiation from uranium following a volcanic eruption. This version of the monster gained an enormous power-up, but it was also slowly killing him. While the humans did their best to hold back the creature, this alternate form proved too powerful, and it was set free on the world. Meanwhile, a new enemy named Destoroyah was born from the same oxygen destroyer weapon that killed the original Godzilla in 1954. Formed from the Precambrian lifeforms on the ocean floor that began to terrorize the surface world, this monster had the unique ability to evolve into multiple forms before growing into a giant flying crustacean.

Price: 50 USD

Location: Vista, California

End Time: 2024-09-29T13:10:07.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9 USD