YOUTOOZ YT-810085555643 - YT: GODZILLA VINYL

Godzilla, the truly undisputed king of monsters, emerges from the depths of the ocean to rampage his way into Youtooz! Radioactive energy courses through his bulky body which stands powerfully at 3.9 inches tall, ferociously crushing a torn off train carriage in his mouth. Posed with a sharp clawed hand reaching forward, he holds another carriage in the other preparing to finish it off next. His dark green reptilian body is covered in the thickest indestructible scaled hide, with archaic jagged spines running down his back onto his sturdy tail. The exterior of his packaging shows him laying waste to Topkyo, violently ripping a train from its tracks while grey flames rage through the sky above the city. The interior sees the Godzilla's stark black silhouette against a vibrant red background. While each panel of the protective sleeve is adorned with images of Mothra, Mecha Godzilla and King Ghidora reminiscent of classic movie posters. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.

Godzilla Roars into Youtooz

The King of the Monsters rises! Godzilla makes his epic vinyl debut with Youtooz, charging from the ocean to dominate your collection at 3.9 inches tall.

Monster-Sized Mayhem in Detail

Sculpted in fierce detail, Godzilla grips a broken train carriage in his massive jaws, with another clutched in his clawed hand. His thick, scaled hide, dark green body, and jagged dorsal spines capture his terrifying might. The packaging explodes with chaos, showing him tearing through Tokyo with grey flames overhead. Inside, his black silhouette looms over a fiery red backdrop. Classic monsters like Mothra, Mecha Godzilla, and King Ghidorah decorate the sleeve in retro poster style.

About Godzilla

Godzilla, the original kaiju and king of the monsters, is a giant fire breathing prehistoric sea creature who was awakened and empowered by nuclear radiation. Since his debut in the titular 1954 film which fathered the giant monster genre, he has taken on dozens of forms and fought even more spectacular foes in his nearly 70 years in pop culture.