A "muppet" of Kong's upper body was created to convey facial expressions from the monster in close-up shots and was used for the scene in which he drinks Farolacton juice from jars and part of his battle with the Giant Octopus. Godzilla composited images of Kong from his debut film with images of Godzilla from Godzilla Raids Again.

The upper half was used in the scenes when Godzilla emerges in the Bering Sea, advances up the hill at Hokkaido, and also for tight shots during the first battle with King Ghidorah. The ShodaiMosuImago (初代モス成虫 ShodaiMosuSeichū) is the Mothra Imago puppet design used in the 1961 Toho film, Mothra. The thorns on Anguirus' back were created from paper wrapped together to look like spikes and painted over in rubber. Plus enjoy over 200 images from all the movies highlighting the different suits and use them to decide which one you will build.

Featuring a full-body adult Godzilla jumpsuit that stays inflated with the use of an internal fan, and a pair of rampage-ready gloves, this costume is perfect for Halloween parties, battles against King Kong, and much more. The ShodaiRado's name comes from shodai (初代), meaning first generation, and Rado, which comes from Rodan's Japanese name, Radon (ラドン). The 1992 Godzilla suit also included a new feature; by means of an electronic device the head could tilt up or down independently of the body. For Godzilla’s 50th Anniversary film in 2004, Godzilla: Final Wars, director Ryuhei Kitamura wanted Godzilla to take on a leaner, meaner look while combining the looks of the previous three eras of Godzilla films. From the three-headed King Ghidorah to the pterosaur-like Rodan, you can become any creature you desire from the Godzilla universe.

The head was small and streamlined, with a strange combination of human-like eyes placed on the sides of the head in a reptilian manner. The body is very thick and rounded, and the legs are very thin and scrawny and are held close to the body. The Musuko-Godzilla would fortunately never again receive a starring role and appeared only once more, for water scenes in Godzilla on Monster Island.The chest and shoulders featured pronounced musculature, which gave the 1989 Godzilla a very powerful appearance. Because of this, the thorns were actually incredibly soft and prone to be damaged during the filming of fight scenes. This time, the suit was modified to match the critical mass appearance of the main filming suit (see next entry). Featuring a gray and black striped reptilian jumpsuit with a spiky backside and tail, as well as a matching Godzilla face hood with bright yellow eyes and sharp white teeth, you're going to love this adorable look on your dog! To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

Featuring a large inflatable Godzilla costume with an included fan, you are going to be the life of the party when you're wearing this destructive wear. With this set, you will receive everything you need to turn your tyke into the most powerful reptilian sea monster to ever breathe fire and take down buildings with one swipe of their arm. Although constructed from the same molds as the land suit, the sea suit featured some differences, such as a pronounced crest at the top of the head and odd-looking, square shoulders.Toho managed to reduce the weight of the suit by almost 44 pounds, allowing the actor inside much more movement and flexibility, and making this one of the most realistic-looking suits ever. Since the costume would only be seen waist-deep in the water, the legs and tail were removed, as was previously done with the 1992 suit for Godzilla vs. Whether you want to stomp through the city as the legendary Godzilla himself or channel the power of other iconic kaiju creatures, we have the perfect costume to make your Halloween roar with excitement. Both the land and sea Godzilla suits had a new feature that would apply to all later Godzilla suits; the dorsal plates were mounted on a separate block-shaped piece of rubber that could be detached from the suit by means of velcro strips.