Bandai's S.H.MonsterArts Moguera figure captures the iconic robot with a heavy, modular silhouette. The body is rendered in a brushed metallic silver with gunmetal shading in recessed panels, bringing out the layered armor and segmented joints. The head sits in a compact cockpit-like helm framed by angular plates, with small recessed eye details in a stark contrast color. Broad shoulders mount chunky arm sections, and the hands end in articulated fingers suitable for gripping accessories. The torso features vented panels and faint panel lines that trace the robot's machinery. The legs are sturdy, with wide feet for balance, and the overall profile conveys a durable defense unit ready to defend Earth. Subtle blue and teal accent paints highlight energy conduits and emphasize the Moguera's mechanical nature. The figure is highly posable, with multiple joints at the neck, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and ankles to recreate action poses from the film.

Within the Gojira vs Space Gojira film, Moguera is introduced as a government-constructed defense mech built to counter the extraterrestrial threat known as SpaceGodzilla, a relic of a distant meteorite-empowered foe. The robotics team deploys Moguera to monitor, intercept, and engage SpaceGodzilla's psychic-linked onslaught, aiming to neutralize its powers and protect civilian cities. Equipped with heavy weapons and resilient armor, the robot acts as Earth's armored guard when Godzilla's own threat seems insufficient. Throughout the clash, Moguera participates in aerial and ground battles, executing precise strikes and providing cover for the monsters as they contend with SpaceGodzilla's towering menace. The narrative frames Moguera as a symbol of human ingenuity and resilience in the face of an alien asteroid-driven invasion, ultimately contributing to the fight against the space-born menace.