What Godzilla is the Best?
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- $1000 Bandai Godzilla !!!!! What Godzilla is the Best?
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In this week's episode Ryan is EYEING a $1000 Bandai Godzilla!! We also meet David's son Conner, our resident Godzilla expert. It doesn't look like Scott wants to back down too much on the price of his Godzilla either! Will Ryan buy it? Will he have something to trade Scott instead?
We also get a look at some rare uni fighters figures, still in box! A Micro Machine Predator and a Micro Machine Aliens. A rare Voltron figure and a few other things. A quick glimpse into the back room where we see a little of the madness that is Toy Federation and maybe even a Sentinel Figure will make an appearance!
Here at Toy Federation we have a lot of regulars and we've got plenty in the back. We are one crazy and lucky vintage toys store!
Godzilla is a pop culture icon and one of the most famous monsters in cinema history. Since the release of the first film in 1954, Godzilla has captured the imagination of fans all over the world. From the classic black-and-white films to the latest Hollywood blockbuster, Godzilla has remained a beloved character for over six decades. This popularity has led to a massive market for Godzilla toys and collectibles, ranging from action figures to posters and beyond.
The history of Godzilla toys can be traced back to the original release of the 1954 film, which spawned a wave of merchandise. The first Godzilla toys were manufactured by Marusan, a Japanese toy company, in 1955. These toys were made from soft vinyl and were hand-painted, making them highly sought after by collectors today. The original Marusan Godzilla toy is now one of the most valuable Godzilla collectibles, with prices ranging from several hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on its condition.
Over the years, other Japanese toy companies, such as Bandai and Takara Tomy, have produced a wide variety of Godzilla toys, from miniature figures to large-scale models. These toys have become increasingly detailed and realistic, featuring a range of articulation and accessories, such as heat rays, atomic breath, and other iconic Godzilla features. Some of the most popular Godzilla toys include Bandai's S.H. MonsterArts line, which offers highly articulated, poseable figures with incredible detail and paintwork.
In addition to Japanese toy manufacturers, American companies have also produced Godzilla toys over the years. In the 1990s, Trendmasters released a line of Godzilla toys based on the 1998 Hollywood film. These toys were notable for their large size and electronic features, such as roaring and light-up eyes. While not as highly regarded as the Japanese-made toys, Trendmasters' Godzilla toys were popular with many fans and are still sought after by collectors.
The popularity of Godzilla toys has only grown over the years, with new releases hitting the market regularly. Fans can now find a wide variety of Godzilla toys from different manufacturers, in various sizes, and at different price points. Some of the most recent and highly sought after Godzilla toys include the NECA figures, which offer highly detailed and realistic sculpts at an affordable price point, and the S.H. MonsterArts Godzilla (2019) figure, which features an incredibly detailed sculpt and paintwork and is highly articulated.
Collecting Godzilla toys has become a passion for many fans of the franchise. From vintage toys to new releases, there is a wide variety of Godzilla toys to choose from, making it an exciting and ever-changing hobby. Some collectors focus on specific eras or iterations of the character, such as the Showa or Heisei series, while others aim to collect every single Godzilla toy ever released. Regardless of the focus, collecting Godzilla toys is a fun and rewarding hobby that allows fans to connect with the franchise on a deeper level.
For many collectors, the hunt for rare and unique Godzilla toys is a large part of the hobby. While many toys are widely available, some are much harder to find and command high prices on the secondary market. Vintage toys, in particular, can be highly sought after and valuable. Some collectors also enjoy customizing or creating their own Godzilla toys, adding unique details or modifications to existing figures.
In addition to toys, there is a wide range of Godzilla collectibles available to fans. Posters, books, and artwork are just a few examples of the many types of collectibles available. Original movie posters from the 1950s and 60s are highly sought after by collectors and can command high prices. Other collectibles, such as trading cards and keychains, offer fans a more affordable way to show their love for the franchise.
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00:00 Introduction
00:31 Godzilla
01:31 More Toys!
03:01 Voltron!
05:11 Trading Time!
09:28 Buying Godzilla Broken! 
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Is the eye a deal breaker for you?
With it being such a unique piece that you don’t see often definitely not a deal breaker lol
@@jacobhall6456 yea. Just wondering if we should take the other eye lens out or leave it in
I’d say leave it in I’m sure there’s one out there that’s broken that could be used for parts and then you can have a fully complete one
Now all I can think about is godzilla with an eye patch
Sounds awesome
When he said heisei godzilla was gmk godzilla I wanted to scream
Bro I was watching a vid last week where someone said Godzilla 1999 was GMK, Biolante was Showa era and Shin/Minus One was Millenium era 😂
I bought that Godzilla 13 years ago and it's the far and away biggest eye catcher in my collection, I paid $700 at the time. Couldn't say no to my favorite design of the Big G at that size, but the plastic covers on the eyes for mine were yellowed at that point.
Oh wow!
I think this guy Ryan is the toy guru of our Times
You think so?
That’s a huge Godzilla!
It’s definitely one of the bigger ones we’ve had in the store!
Unifighters all the way.! A really weird but cool line you don’t see that often.
Yes and that commercial for them was hilarious!
That Godzilla is awesome!
Concur!
Need more Godzilla videos, just hope we can identify them a bit better next go round 😅
I just love that cheesy comic Infiniti Gauntlet in the background. I need a Giant foam one that can also double as a "drink" koozie
If you’re talking about the yellow one I think that’s a bank!
@@toyfederation yes. That's fantastic that it's a piggy bank
@@jonathanward8967 yep! Surprised no one has bought it yet!
1994 Bandai Super Premium Godzilla
Great content... as a child of the 80’s and a toy collector, it's awesome to see the different toy lines.
We are so excited to have new fans!
Damn! I wanted to see that Sentinel 😆
Ha!
My thoughts exactly since I have no idea what a sentinel is.
@@billsmafia_ A Sentinel is the giant mechanized anti-mutant robot that hunts down every super-freak in the X-Man universe. In the Marvel X-Man story, a Senator passed the Anti-Mutant Bill and a never-ending bunch of gigantic Sentinels were created to attack/kill/capture every single mutant, good or bad. The Sentinels also had the ability to adapt their attacks through advanced A.I. in order to effectively counter every mutant's attack strategy and powers. That is a Sentinel in a nutshell. I guess the action figure version might be something like 3-4 feet tall lol
Great channel. Had to sub. 😀
Thank you so much!
I would love to visit and spend my Pension Pot. " AHHHHH I stay in Scotland Ahhhhhhhhh".
Love this channel! Great content!
Glad to hear it!
12:49 rip that mint box toy. Now it's good condition lol. Great video I love those alien and predator in box stuff.
Ha! You caught that?!
@@toyfederation I saw it in the corner of my eye. Hehe
@@admiralarroyo777 nice
As a Galoob collector some very interesting items in this episode. The unifighters are pretty cool, really embraceing the giant backpacks gimmicks on figures.
I did not know about the aliens and predator transforming heads, mostly you just see that one figure set with the queen Alien and the APC.
And nice to see voltron 2 Albegas. Refreshingly unusual voltron. Great show really enjoying the series.
Love that we have toy collectors watching the show!
The mivro machine Predator head playset was cool. I've never seen those. I don't remember the Unifighter line at all.
It was a super rare line. And a bit silly.
Masters of the w , looks like a great collaboration amazing 11:07
Please keep uploading make this a series!
We will!
Would love to see a video with some of the graded stuff you guys have.
That might be possible
I don’t know why but despite the new iterations of Godzilla, the Heisei still stands out. It remains my favorite and will always have a special place in my heart.
The Barnyard Commandos took me back. The Unifighters got me thinking about Sky Commanders, I think is what they were called.
PLEASE KEEP DOING THESE VIDEOS.
We will! Every Saturday morning at 9!
I can’t believe those children opened the predator toys to play with them! What in the world were they thinking?! Ha!!! Toys are exactly that: Toys!
Yep!
What an amazing job that must be
It can be fun
Hey man I love your show I collect wrestling toys do you have any sting galoobs on the card and how much!
Wow! A 6 arm Voltron!!! My friend had one when we we're kids, only had 5 arms...I always wondered what happened to the other one?
Do you think that your friend may have been abducted by aliens and subsequently had the voltron on him. But the arm came off and was left in the ship? So when he returned it was one arm down? And because he’s not been able to make contact again he can’t get the other arm back?
Man, you might be right...there was light and we were watching a def leopard video.
@@WWEFAN_VR yep. That’ll do it.
@@WWEFAN_VR of course!
Love to have one of those Sentinels
That Godzilla is usually hard to sell at stores; they sit for a while they also released a all orange one as well
Yeah the burning variant goes for was more.
LOVEthis show. Gahhh… it’s so fascinating
Glad you find it fascinating! Any parts in particular ?
@@toyfederation Everything
Me when i heard gmk godzilla:NO NO NO NO , NO ITS HEISEI ITS NOT GMK PLZ NOOOOO
Can’t lie I cringed hard hearing him in disgust!!
Same. I screamed at the screen
That's a rare godzilla. Most bandai heisei are the 9 inch and 12 inch I think. The one in the kids room in the destroyah movie. I have never seen one like that. Awesome. I do have the original Bandai 84 it's the largest I have. A rendition of the 62 or 64 I think. . .
we need more videos please!!! lol
Did you guys end up buying his Green Goblin Bump and Go Cycle figure?? I heard him say it was around $60 at one time but dropped to $25 and then you guys cut away to another clip. I need to plan a trip out there it’s a really sweet store.
So far I'm enjoying your videos . I have a general question for everyone . If a vintage vehicle is complete but is missing the original stickers do you still consider it complete? Only reason I'm asking is because it bothers me if it doesn't have all the original stickers . Just wanna see if other people think the same or if I'm being way too picky.
We wouldn’t consider that complete. We have a lot of stuff just like that
@toyfederation oh OK I was just wondering , I've had seller tell me their stuff is complete even tho it's missing lots of stickers .
@@DRAGOINTHEHOUSE and some might not care about the stickers
i really wanted to see that sentinel that sealed this deal
Marvel guy is actually Patrick Stump from fall out boy
He is. He started working here when Fall Out Boy broke up.
😂😂😂
You could TOTALLY just make another lenses for that Godzilla.
Possibly
@@toyfederation try one of those cheap jewelry magnifying tools (like 8 bucks). The kind that have the swivel cover. There’s two lenses. A big one, and a small one. They’re made cheap, so they’re easy to disassemble. Use the small lenses. That’ll fit perfect after you Dremel to whatever shape you want.
Cast that eye out of clear resin no problem
Maybe
Which Sentinel did he trade for?
Haslab
@@toyfederation thanks!
Where is this place
South carolina
What store is that?!
What do you mean?
I mean what place did you go to find shmonsterarts and other godzilla and predator and alien things?
@@5H4RPJ4WI wanna know to do he understand what you was saying 😂😂😂😂 SMH
@@5H4RPJ4W
It came from the _'the guy that brought the stuff in'_ store. Like from flea markets, and other points of origins on planet Earth.
K thx
lol You can't blame the kids for ripping into those toys hahaha I would've too, that's what they're meant for, not to be stared at on a shelf.....in the box.....
for the most part, i find myself agreeing with you. TMNT, The Real Ghostbusters, He Man, GI Joe, Thundercats, etc. All played with, which is why I think it's cool to have a few of these loose and displayed. I make an exception for some of the McFarlane figures, many of them display so nicely in the box. A few in the package is nice, but if you have more than a few figures displayed in the package it just looks like a collection of boxes, which is lame.
Marvel man😍
Yes sir. Resident Marvel Man
0:32 not GMK Godzilla thinks that’s the Godzilla from Godzilla vs Mothre from 1992
1994 Godzilla vs Spacegodzilla
Mothra* just realized my misspelling lol
I just felt bad for Ned Beatty's son selling his collection.
He loves it. He gets something else he wants.
I asked my 8 year old Godzilla expert and he said that Godzilla is Godzilla Hesei
Lol
UNIFIGHTERS GO CHF CHF CHF
Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch
The kids tear open a toy , the only kids that didn’t we weird but kept them for all these years now worth small fortunes
What planet are you from that Unifighters aren't valuable? I just sold a loose jet set without any of the figures or figure parts for $60. I get at least $100 out of the boxed vehicle sets. If you valued them at $30 and paid the guy half, you stole em'!
In the history of me owning a store, no one has ever asked for it.
😂😂😂
Large toy vendors with capital to burn and store credit to offer is what basically pulled the rug from under the secondary market. Y’all are paying people pawn shop prices and even less for their collectible items.
That Godzilla is truly horrible, it looks like he has water retention/edema in his legs 😂
It’s one of the holy grails of Godzilla collectibles
Well most bandais looks like shit so....
this generation of toy collectors are so dependent on their phones. See how these guys just grab them out constantly.
How else would we find out the information? And what generation are you speaking of?
to make an informed descision duh wtf?
😂😂😂
@@toyfederation😂😂😂
THIS IS NOT GMK GODZILLA
ITS THE SUPER PREMIUM 1994 G from bqndai. Vs spacegodzilla
Oh wow! For sure?
Yes. Gmk Godzilla has white eyes and was created after the heisei and millennium Godzilla (in fall 2001) considered the 2001/2 Godzilla
This Godzilla was released as a 1994 Super Premium Godzilla
and meltdown 1995 version called the Super Final Premium Godzilla. By Bandai.
Oh! Good to know!
Thank you I thought they knew 😂😂
Dang, that's a pretty big mess up.
They paid $550 and it's going for $150-$200