TwCare Set of 12 Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Action Figures, Evolved Basic Exquisite Battle Roar B.E.A.S.T. Glove Shimo Frost Bite, Dinosaur Dragon Toys, Mecha King Ghidorah Cake Toppers Pack

We gave these to our son for Christmas, he loves the selection and is using them often. Nice size, larger than I expected. Fun assortment, he said some figures are more rare and was especially happy to get those.

The boys love these for carrying around, to play with. They were perfect for decorating the birthday cake.

Used these as cake toppers and worked really well. Son kept to play with after and they have held up well.

The figures themselves are really great and are in pretty good condition with good points of articulation amazing work, however if you are buying them to go along with your jacks pacific kotm figures some of them are not in scale and monsters that are bigger then Godzilla in the movies are really tiny in comparison.

My grandson is a big Godzilla fan. He started watching the old Godzilla movies with his grandfather when he was 3 years old. I purchased this set, and he has spent countless hours playing with it.

Parts fall off too easily and won’t stay on

I introduced my grandcousin (...by the power of authorship I declare that to be a real word) to Rodan last week during his visit. His was smitten with the "terodaktil", whom he soon renamed "Rodelle". (We're southern. {g} )Unfortunately, this is one of the very old Shogun Warrior Rodans and while an impressive size for him, it's rather delicate and not in good shap.Fortunately, I've got my eye on a smaller remake of that item for his Christmas present, but meantime I've invested in this bagged collection for when he next comes over. (The other bag has "Rodelle" but mostly Godzilla variants so less variation overall. I'll grab it soon enough, and let him take home the duplicates found in both bags.)This set actually comes with a woven-plastic pullstring bag, to keep the figures in between playtimes. Ghidora and a couple other characters needed some slight assembly (his wings needed a lot of force to push their posts in). The articulation and details are both admirable (especially the Destroyer's foldable wings, which surprised me), for effectively cheap figures which, honestly, seem like knockoffs: not only does Toho have no acknowledgement in the advertising, but I don't think Toho would include Gamera! The rubber molding is just flexy enough for some difficult bend-posing.Most of these figures hail from the Heisei period (including Gamera) and the Legendary series, but then also ShinG and 1933 Kong.5 stars for the relative price-efficiency quality and spread of figures! I'll look into revisiting this review once I test how long they hold up to a 3+ boy who's strong for his size...

I ordered them for my grandson for Christmas, he loves Godzilla, and I m sure he will love these.