Japan's FuRyu company's prize division, FuRyu Prize, announced on their official X account a new "Kaiju Booska" themed addition to their popular "Noodle Stopper Figure" series!
The 1966 tokusatsu series "Kaiju Booska" was adapted from "The Cocoon of Kanegon," an episode of Tsuburaya Productions' 1966 black-and-white tokusatsu series "Ultra Q." The story follows young Daisaku Tonda, who, while attempting to raise a psychic iguana, accidentally creates Booska – a ramen-loving, super-powered, and kind-hearted kaiju, leading to a daily life filled with humor and warmth.
This Kaiju Booska Noodle Stopper Figure captures him in a seated pose, enjoying a bowl of ramen. The sculpt faithfully recreates Booska's plump body and features his adorably curled tail. The ramen bowl's bottom is specially designed with his classic catchphrase, "Sio Sio no Pa" (シオシオのパー). Even the chopsticks he holds are printed with Booska's name, making them his very own custom pair! Aside from his iconic golden crown, the ramen bowl, and chopsticks, the entire figure utilizes flocking technology to perfectly replicate his fuzzy body texture. With his charmingly innocent expression and the use of mixed materials, this figure is incredibly therapeutic, whether you're using it to hold down your instant noodle lid or simply displaying it on your shelf!
Kaiju Booska Noodle Stopper
Reference Price: Available as a prize item
Release Date: To be announced
via： ＠FURYU_prize