This Bandai Spirits S.H.MonsterArts figure captures Gojira from the 1989 film Gojira vs. Biollante with an imposing, museum-quality presence. At roughly 160 mm tall, the figure presents a bulky, muscular frame, a broad chest, and a stance that suggests readiness to unleash its atomic breath. The sculpting highlights the rough, pebbled texture of the skin and the pronounced dorsal plates that run along the spine in a stately row. The finish uses layered paint to create subtle shading and highlights, giving a sense of scale, depth, and weathered battle wear. Articulation is integrated into the shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and tail, enabling dramatic display options while preserving the iconic silhouette of Gojira from the series.

This figure embodies the character’s cinema history and mythos. Gojira in Gojira vs. Biollante emerges as a remorseless force of nature, awakened by human disturbance and the brutal consequences of scientific meddling. In the film, he clashes with Biollante, a plant-hybrid monster born from Dr. Shiragami’s cells and a rose, testing the limits of endurance, power, and strategy. Godzilla’s roar and atomic breath with a relentless, ground-shaking gait symbolize an unstoppable force opposing a seemingly perfect, sapient adversary. The S.H.MonsterArts interpretation honors that legacy by presenting the creature as both ferocious and iconic, inviting fans to relive the drama, fear, and awe of the Heisei era’s battles.