The Shin Gojira DefoReal figure captures the iconic third form with a compact, muscular silhouette. The sculpture emphasizes rough, jagged textures across the back plates and spiky dorsal fins, with a layered skin effect that shifts from deep charcoal to muted rust tones along the limbs. The eyes are piercing and slightly sunken, while the mouth is open in a roaring, toothy grimace. Painted highlights on the claws and chest simulate heat mirage, and the stance conveys a sense of relentless forward momentum, as if the creature is mid-charge in a cityscape of tiny rubble.

Gojira in Shin Godzilla represents a new, emergent form born from an outbreak of radiation and rapid genetic mutation. In the film, the creature evolves through successive morphological stages, testing human response and government action as it adapts to threats and environmental conditions. The third form emphasizes raw power, unpredictable movement, and an aura of unstoppable inevitability. Its emergence triggers a crisis where scientists scramble for understanding, cities brace for impact, and the monster's ever-changing armor data mirrors the chaos of modern crisis management and the fragility of infrastructure.