Godzilla is transformed into a cool figurine with the latest Medicom Toy Bearbrick creation. This limited-edition teddy bear is modeled after the monstrous antagonist in the popular 90s film.
Inspired by the 1995 film 'Godzilla vs Destroyer,' this toy is designed to look like the iconic beast. This Medicom Toy Bearbrick is seen with burning red eyes which accent the emanating fire, branded on its body. While Godzilla is a terrifying monster with an magnitude of strength and size, this intricate Bearbrick toy is available in 1000 percent variations as well as 100 and 400 percent versions.
Though this Medicom Toy cannot reek havoc on your hometown, this fun figurine makes a great piece of home decor.
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The Latest Medicom Toy Bearbrick is a Refashioned Godzilla Figuerine
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