Scheduled Release : Oct 2022

XM Studios Unleashes "Godzilla 1994" Statue from "Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla" – Standard and Exclusive Diorama Editions Revealed

Singapore-based statue brand XM Studios, following their popular Godzilla-themed releases like the "Godzilla 2001 Bust" and "Shin Godzilla Bust," is now set to release a new "Godzilla 1994" statue, based on "Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla"! Pre-orders are currently open on the official XM Studios website, with an XM Exclusive diorama version also available. It is slated for release in Q4 2022.

Released in Japan in 1994, "Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla" (ゴジラvsスペースゴジラ) is the 21st film in the Godzilla series and a direct sequel to "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II." The story follows Godzilla and Little Godzilla living peacefully on Birth Island after Godzilla's victory over Mechagodzilla, only to be attacked by the extraterrestrial "SpaceGodzilla" descending from space.

The "XM Studios Godzilla Statue" continues the legacy of their Godzilla series. Conceptualized and interpreted by XM Studios, the sculpt was designed by Japanese artist Kenichi Tanaka. Standing an impressive 70 cm tall with a tail spanning 116 cm, it faithfully recreates the distinctive features of the Heisei-era Godzilla, including its sharp eyes, powerful legs, and rugged skin texture. Glossy paint applications on the claws, double rows of teeth, and dorsal fins enhance its organic, lifelike appearance. With a ferocious expression and an open-mouthed roar, the statue perfectly captures Godzilla's immense power and presence!

▼ For the standard "Godzilla Statue Ver A," the base features a ruined city design. An embossed "Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla" logo is embedded in the base, subtly integrating the film's world into the display.



XM STUDIOS Godzilla 1994 Ver A/ Ver B

Dimensions: H70cm W66cm L116cm

Price: SGD $1,499/SGD $2,299

Estimated Release Date: Q4 2022

▼ Meanwhile, the XM Studios exclusive "Godzilla Statue Ver B" adds a dynamic diorama depicting the final battle from "Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla." It faithfully recreates the film's tokusatsu architecture, featuring crystal structures made from clear materials to represent Fukuoka's Crystal Fortress. Interchangeable parts allow collectors to remove the crystals and display a destroyed highway scene instead! This version is designed to be displayed alongside the "SpaceGodzilla 1994 Exclusive Statue" from the same series!

via: xm-studios