Shin Gojira – Gojira in the Toho Daikaiju Series, 2nd Form, from X-Plus presents a faithful interpretation of the creature's evolving menace. Standing at 120 millimeters tall, this statue captures the brutal, jagged anatomy and the layered skin of Shin Gojira, with rippling ridges along the back and a fearsome, forward-leaning stance that conveys relentless forward motion. The surface is rendered with a textured finish that echoes burnt, ash-gray skin, speckled with subtle color shifts to simulate heat and radiation. Fine details include the gaping maw, crystalline spikes along the dorsal plates, and clawed hands ready to strike. The figure shines under accent lighting, highlighting muscle tension and scale-by-scale craftsmanship. Despite its compact footprint, the model exudes volcanic intensity.

Gojira known as Gojira in the Shin Godzilla narrative embodies the unforeseen consequences of nuclear experimentation and human conflict. In Shin Godzilla, the creature emerges from the sea as an evolving threat, its form shifting from a skeletal, almost embryonic stage into a colossal, fire-spitting behemoth that dwarfs cities. The creature's relentless advance forces government and scientists to pursue an unconventional, desperate response, highlighting themes of political delay, procedural missteps, and the human cost of containment. Throughout its on-screen journey, Gojira becomes both a mirror of humanity's fears and a force of nature beyond the reach of conventional weaponry, a reminder that some threats must be faced with humility and unity.