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SH Monsterarts Mecha King Ghidorah North American Release News

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Last week we showed the massive SH Monsterarts Mecha King Ghidorah coming from Tamashii Nations. Now Bluefin has updated with news on a North American release for the figure. SH Monsterarts Mecha King Ghidorah will be released in March 2015 and will carry a SRP of $199.99, though online retailers are soliciting pre-orders for about $10 less. More from Tamashii:

It’s a bird… It’s a plane… No wait! It’s Mecha King Ghidorah! Mecha King Ghidora joins S.H.MonsterArts in spectacular form like you’ve never seen before, with advanced articulation and out of this world detail. Mecha King Ghidora stands tall at an impressive 25cm and precisely placed ball joints in the neck and tail allow for unrestricted posing possibilities. The machine hand on Ghidorah’s mechanical torso armor is interchangeable and perfect for posing with your favorite classic S.H.MonsterArts Godzilla. Use of die-cast material adds to the authentic look. In addition to the machine hands, set includes three adorable Dorats and special display stand and support parts. This Tamashii Web Exclusive will be available Bluefin supplied N. American retailers.

Don’t forget to check out the photos of the SH Monsterarts Mecha King Ghidorah.

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  2. jestermon has no avatar! jestermon says

    Looks fantastic, I'm surprise they give you 3 dorats not just 1, those claw parts are just insane looking on those stands.

  3. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    The Dorats were a nice touch. I would love to grab this. Just picked up my first Monsterarts figure on Sunday and I loved it. But the price is probably more than I can budget considering some of the other things coming out.

  5. Dr Kain's Avatar Dr Kain says

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    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    The Dorats were a nice touch. I would love to grab this. Just picked up my first Monsterarts figure on Sunday and I loved it. But the price is probably more than I can budget considering some of the other things coming out.
    Who did you pick up?

    As for MKG, yeah, he is pricier than I was expecting, but at least he comes out after tax season.

  8. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    If SH figures weren't so expensive I'd totally be getting them. $60 for Godzilla alone is too much for me to spend. NECA's Godzilla figures are only $20-ish and are basically the same products with less pose, I'll save forty bucks and buy yet more toys instead of dropping sixty for one 6" tall monster.

  9. Dr Kain's Avatar Dr Kain says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    If SH figures weren't so expensive I'd totally be getting them. $60 for Godzilla alone is too much for me to spend. NECA's Godzilla figures are only $20-ish and are basically the same products with less pose, I'll save forty bucks and buy yet more toys instead of dropping sixty for one 6" tall monster.
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahahaha.

    No they aren't. NECA's 94 Godzilla is vastly inferior to the MA. The colors are wrong. The scales are wrong. The tail is too short.

  10. Galaxy Of Rust's Avatar Galaxy Of Rust says

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    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    sixty for one 6" tall monster.
    That's my problem with most of the figures these days. The prices they're charging are insane for the teeny tiny size of the figure. I was so close to ordering Kiryu but there's no way I'm paying that much for a figure that tiny.

    If Hasbro can produce a 16" Sentinel/Galactus with lights & sounds for $60 then you're totally friggin nuts if you think I'm going to pay $80 $90 or $200 for a tiny 5"-6" figure with no electronics. You can just keep it for that price.

  11. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Dr Kain View Post
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahahaha.

    No they aren't. NECA's 94 Godzilla is vastly inferior to the MA. The colors are wrong. The scales are wrong. The tail is too short.
    Well now you've forced me to play defense. Vastly inferior? That I highly doubt. I have neither figure, but looking at reviews and pictures I can say that the NECA Godzilla is just fine as a representation of the big guy. Neither is perfect compared to the mogegoji suit, but if we're nit-picking then the monsterarts figure's thighs look like wet matted down fur. I wasn't attacking the company as their stuff generally looks good, I was simply saying that paying one-third the price for NECA's offering is much more appeasing than going full price for not too many improvements on the figure itself.
    Yes the NECA figure's tail should be about an inch longer I'd say, but the solidity, color, and details more than pass my inspections. Even some of the youtube reviewers I watched said they didn't care for how light/hollow the SH figure was compared to NECA, hell one of them flat out said NECA had a better face sculpt going on.
    Both figures are good representations of the mogegoji suit, and it's your prerogative to decide which you like more. The way I see it the SH looks like it wins the pose (if only so much) and accessory battle, but NECA wins price easily. I can't pick between sculpt or paint since both have their trade-offs.
    As a collector who doesn't have cash to go throw where ever the wind blows, I'm happily choosing the less expensive toy to go on my shelves.

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