Much like the previously reissued X-Plus Toho Large Monsters Series Godzilla 1968, X-Plus recently released their reissue for their Anguirus 1968. Why are they reissuing these figures? If you're unfamiliar with X-Plus the company has essentially been releasing figures from the monster smash, Destroy All Monsters (1968,) as a means for collectors to build a display culminating with last December's release of the Toho Large Monsters Series King Ghidorah 1968. As of the start of 2015, X-Plus has been reissuing key figures for said display (Godzilla 1968 in January, Anguirus 1968 in March, Gorosaurus in May, and so on.)
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Thursday, 23 April 2015
Original Figure Review - S.H. MonsterArts Mecha King Ghidorah
For me, this is the primary S.H. MonsterArts figure that I have been looking forward to for the last several months. Mecha King Ghidorah was another inevitable release into this figure line. The original S.H. MonsterArts King Ghidorah was first released back in September 2012 with reviews ranging from highly positive to somewhat mixed. Based on my experience with that particular figure :cough: broken wing :cough: I was prepared to be very careful when it came to handling Mecha King Ghidorah.
Does this figure meet its expectations and corrects the issues presented in the original King Ghidorah figure? Let us take a look!
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