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"Vinimates 1999 Godzilla Mini Figure" "Diamond Select Godzilla Mini Figure" "Diamond Select Godzilla Figure" Up for sale is the "2019 Vinimates 1999 Godzilla Figure" AKA "2019 Diamond Select 1999 Godzilla Figure". This "65th Anniversary Diamond Select Godzilla Figure" is new in box. Box has some slight rubbing, be sure to look at all pictures closely. This "Diamond Select Gojira Figure" stands about 4 inches tall and is part of the "Vinimates Godzilla Series 1 Collection" It is made of vinyl and has an articulated neck according to the manufacturer. Sculpted in the "Minimates Godzilla block-figure style". These are inspired by the "Godzilla Minimates Figures". If you like this "65th Anniversary Godzilla Mini Figure", Please visit our store for more rare Godzilla and other action figures. Manufacturer Description: Godzilla 1999 Vinimate The King of All Monsters is now the King of All Vinimates! Godzilla and Mechagodzilla headline the first series of 4-inch vinyl figures based on the classic Godzilla films! The black-and-white Godzilla of 1954 and full-color Godzilla of 1999 team up against their robot doppelganger. Each Vinimate features an articulated neck to customize their pose. Each comes packaged in a full-color window box. Designed by Barry Bradfield! The MireGoji (ミレゴジ) is the Godzilla suit design used in the 1999 and 2000 Godzilla films Godzilla 2000: Millennium and Godzilla vs. Megaguirus. Detail Godzilla returned from the grave, so to speak, in Godzilla 2000: Millennium. The new suits, created for the film by Shinichi Wakasa and worn by new suit actor Tsutomu Kitagawa, was an all-new, very radical look for Godzilla. Somewhat reminiscent of the KingGoji suit, this suit contained many new and old features. The scales on this suit were more detailed and prominent, his dorsal plates were large and jagged with a purple tint to them, and his head shape was thinner, making him look more reptilian. Godzilla's mouth and eyes contained the trademark "frown" present on other suits; the tongue was long and the teeth had the old fangs, and his eyes were white with black pupils, much like the eyes used on the 84Goji suit. The tiny ears that existed in the original Godzilla suit and those in the Heisei series had also returned. These suits were painted a natural, dark shade of green. They were the first Godzilla suits to be officially painted green, whereas previous suits were mostly painted charcoal-grey. For the next film, Godzilla vs. Megaguirus, at least two new suits were cast from the same molds used to make the MireGoji suits, one for land scenes and one for water scenes.[1] Because the MireGojis had proven "heavy and difficult to move," they were made of lighter materials, reducing the suits' weight from 70 kilograms to 50.[1] Most of the MireGoji design's colors were brightened, from its skin to its mouth, and streaks were added to its teeth.[1] It also had a smaller mouth, flatter face, and longer neck, likely due to mold degradation. These suits are also called the GiraGoji (ギラゴジ).