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Latest revision as of 15:03, 9 July 2020
The Kaiju project was started by Wonderwall in 2006, as a series encompassing big-name artists from around the world. It has already proven to be very popular and many exclusive toys have come out of it. The figures are each artist's twist on old Japanese monster toys.
Series Figures[edit]
- Ika-Gilas - by Frank Kozik
- Usagi-Gon - by Frank Kozik
- Magman - by Touma
- Gaburin - by Touma
- Mothman - by David Horvath
- Flatwoods Monster - by David Horvath
- Sluggonadon - by Joe Ledbetter
- Gamerita - by Joe Ledbetter
- Tankizaado - by Tim Biskup
- Taberon - by Tokidoki
- Mecha Sad Bear - by Luke Chueh
- SkullKing - by Touma
- Chouchou - by Gary Baseman
- Demon Seed - by Buff Monster
Images[edit]
Magman
Usagi-Gon
Sluggonadon
Gamerita
Taberon
Mecha Sad Bear
Chouchou
Buff Monster Kaiju
