Revoltech

Revoltech Type Toy Manufacturer Status Inactive Founded 2006 Parent company Kaiyodo

Revoltech (リボルテック,   Riborutekku) is a toy company that has released figures for Godzilla, Gamera and other kaiju franchises under the Revoltech Sci-Fi line, alternatively known as the Tokusatsu or Special Effects line. Each figure includes a nameplate and collectible coin.

Toho figures

Baragon

The Baragon figure is based on the monster's appearance in Frankenstein vs. Baragon (1965), and comes with a farm house, a horse, and two trees. It was released in 2010.

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  A prototype
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  Prototypes shown at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Mothra

The Mothra figure is based on the monster's appearance in her 1961 debut film, and comes with Tokyo Tower, a cocoon, and a stand. It released in 2010.

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  Prototypes shown at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Moguera

The Moguera figure is based on the robot's appearance in The Mysterians (1957), and comes with a Mysterian, a Markalite Cannon, and some forest bases.

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  Display at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Gigan

The Gigan figure is based on the monster's appearance in Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972), and comes with several buildings.

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Anguirus

The Anguirus figure is based on the monster's appearance in Destroy All Monsters (1968), and comes with a miniature Moonlight SY-3.

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  Prototype shown at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Rodan

The Rodan figure is based on the monster's appearance in his 1956 debut film, and comes with a miniature flying Rodan and a building that can be destroyed.

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Type 66 Maser Cannon

The Type 66 Maser Cannon figure is based on the weapon's appearance in The War of the Gargantuas (1966), and comes with a battling Sanda and Gaira figurine, a computer console, and a laser beam.

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  A prototype shown at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Type 70 Maser Cannon (Godzilla vs. Gigan ver.)

At the 2010 Sci-Fi Revoltech Exhibition, a figure of the Type 70 Maser Cannon was sold in limited quantities. It includes the same accessories as the Type 66 Maser Cannon, minus the Sanda and Gaira figurines.

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  Comparison with the Type 66 Maser Cannon
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Gotengo

The Gotengo figure is based on the warship's appearance in Atragon (1963), and comes with a stand and an alternate drill.

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Kadokawa figures

Gamera (1967)

The Gamera 1967 figure comes with a flame breath effect and parts for Gamera's flying mode. It was released in 2011.

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Gamera (1995)

The Gamera 1995 figure comes with a fireball, closed fists, and flying rockets.

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Gamera (1996)

The Gamera 1996 figure comes with a fireball, an ultimate mana blast accessory, several stationary and flying Legion Soldiers, and a miniature Legion Plant. It was released in 2011.

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  Display with the Legion figure

Gyaos

The Gyaos figure is based on the creature's appearance from Gamera the Guardian of the Universe, and comes with a flight stand and a miniature Gyaos.

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  Display with Gamera at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Gyaos (1967)

The Gyaos 1967 figure comes with a small Gamera figure, a flying stand, a severed foot, a broken fighter jet, a miniature flying Gamera, and an ultrasonic scalpel effect. It was released in 2011.

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Legion

The Legion figure comes with a flying Gamera and small soldier Legion figures. It was originally released in 2011.

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  Original release

In 2016, to commemorate Gamera 2: Attack of Legion’s 20th anniversary, the figure was rereleased under the Legacy of Revoltech line. It is painted a pearlescent white.

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  Comparison between the original and rerelease
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  Legacy of Revoltech rerelease

Daimajin

The Daimajin figure includes both a sheathed and drawn sword, four alternate hands, including one holding a samurai, an alternate face plate, a stake, and a display stand. It was first released in 2011 and later rereleased in 2017.

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  An advertisement for the figure
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  Display at the 2010 Winter Wonder Festival

Daimajin (Monochrome ver.)

In 2011, a monochromatic version of Revoltech’s Daimajin figure was sold in limited quantities exclusively through Hyper Hobby magazine.

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