Bandai Creation Mechagodzilla Review

Hey guys, This is Goji73 comin' at to you with a figure review! Now that my newest Collection Update reviews are now on the way here is the next guy, after Gojira. And here he-- and here IT is... The '74 MechaGodzilla That's right. After that amazing sequence, yes. The Bandai Creations '74 MechaGodzilla. Now... you should all know most of the monster's history in MechaGodzilla so I'm gonna skip his... *fumbles* history as always and get onto detail. Now seeing as I have another MechaGodzilla similar to him lets pull it out. The '75 MechaGodzilla. Now here's just a comparison between the two. Now this is by Bandai (right) and this is by Bandai Creations (left). To compare between the two MechaGodzillas, in all honesty it's the same exact figure, just switched around in pose (as you can obviously tell...) But for any other differences, The '74 (Godzilla?) is more all around silver with like, more paint in different spots. Like for example: the orange right here... The head is just fine the way it is and right here: the Logo on his uh, right hand/arm. You can see "MG," that's "MechaGodzilla" on the side, so yeah. Everything here is really accurate and to tell the differences between the two... The '75 lacks some front paint. And "MG2," that means its the "MechaGodzilla 2" that appeared with Titanosaurus in "Terror of MechaGodzilla." and uh if it's any other differences, it has to be like, body structure. Like, since this is MechaGodzilla 2, his body's much fatter and shorter, and more built around power (which he was in the movie...) Whereas this is the first MechaGodzilla, it's more sleek, and the tail is short because... (he never really use the tail but just to give it a little recognition) and his body's a little more slimer. So yeah that's a short difference between the two. Now again detail is really nice on this guy, I mean just the little extra areas on here to differentiate between him and the '75. So yeah, detail is really good on this guy. and articulation too is really good here, 7 points! both the arms rotate 360 degrees. As does the head like in the movie. Even the waist too rotates 360. If you move the arms out of that way, both legs rotate 360 too. and that's a-- and that's nice touch right there... ...m-marks that first mistake because I made one. 6 points of articulation, but still that's really good because MechaGodzilla was incredibly enough versatile (I guess that's the right word...) a lot of his body parts rotate in the movie too. Now onto sizing... Now, seeing as he fought 4 monsters in the movies lets pull them all out. You already saw him compared to the '75 MechaGodzilla, lets pull out of course who his opponents were first: Godzilla Yeah, this is accurate. MechaGodzilla actually is a little taller that Godzilla when they first appear I could be wrong and Godzilla and he could be the same exact height, but I'm pretty sure MechaGodzilla is taller, so yeah Sizing is really good here... Now lets pull out his-- other enemy that he fought first: King Ceasar Yeah, this is accurate too. King Ceasar was indeed shorter that the first MechaGodzilla, because when you see them in action, there actually is a profile shot and-- MechaGodzilla tries to hit him and King Ceasar ducks, so yeah. This is really accurate again. And now, lets pull out his partner in crime. Although this is not that MechaGodzilla, he still partnered up with this guy: Titanosaurus I don't know how good this is compared to the '75 MechaGodzilla but yeah Titanosaurus again is taller than MechaGodzilla, so there's no real problem here It can easily be marked off and yeah, they're buddies. Now lets pull out someone he fought, not in this form, but earlier on in his first movie appearance Anguirus Now of course when MechaGodzilla was in disguise he looked exactly like Godzilla, (as you see here...) and judging by the size It's... I guess it's alright I mean He didn't really fight him in this form, so I don't know why I'm doing this... But yeah, just thought I'd show him off since the two did technically fight. And finally rareity he is part of the newest line-- of Bandai Creation Figures, along with Gojira like I said in the last video Line 6 (Thank You to one anonymous Heavenly King...) um yeah, he's he's part of the newest line, so he's pretty common and quite a good choice by Bandai Creation cause lets face it... MechaGodzilla '75 He's pretty rare and pretty expensive to find now... So yeah, good move by Bandai Creation and a really great figure. And that's it for this review, history: he is one of the big guys of Toho's "Big 5" So his history is pretty well known. Detail is really good Sizing is really good The Articulation is really good that and rarity is really common So I'm going to give this guy a 10/10 One of Bandai Creation's better works no doubt about it And so that's it. I hope you enjoyed this review!