Showing posts with label マルサン. Show all posts
Showing posts with label マルサン. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Marusan Goji マルサン ゴジラ



About 9 inches tall. Clear vinyl with paint, and tinsel inside. Marusan club member exclusive (or at least it was supposed to be).

マルサン クリスタル怪獣シリーズ ゴジラ マルサン友の会限定

大きさは約21.5センチです。

If I can get some good pics, I will post them here later.

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Monday, June 09, 2008

Marusan Girara マルサン ギララ Redux 3 - Fin



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Sunday, June 08, 2008

Marusan Girara マルサン ギララ Redux 2



If you can't tell, I like this toy and will post a few more pics before I move on to some other really interesting pieces. Time is definitely a factor. Thanks for being patient (but hopefully patience will have its rewards).


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Tuesday, June 03, 2008

Marusan Girara マルサン ギララ Redux












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Marusan Girara マルサン ギララ



Clear green vinyl with silver spray inside.

More pics and info shortly...

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Monday, January 28, 2008

Astro Mu 5 (Marusan Reissue Ray Gun Weapon Arm) アストロミュ マルサン



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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Marusan Guiron マルサン ギロン

Standard size, 1998 version...












From Wikipedia...

Guiron was from the 1969 movie commonly referred to as Gamera vs. Guiron, the fifth entry in the Gamera series. Guiron (or "Guillon" - named for "guillotine"), was a giant quadrupedal dinosaur-like monster with a head shaped like a long knife. Along the knife is a hole that shoots small magnetic shurikens.

"Plot summary: Two boys, Akio and Tom, spy in their telescope a spaceship that descends into a nearby field. With Akio's little sister in tow, they bicycle out the next day to investigate. The boys accidentally take off to a Counter-Earth, while Tomoko is left behind, unable to convince any adults (except kindly but eccentric police officer Kondo) of the boys' misadventure. On the icebound planet Terra, the boys encounter two beautiful but sinister alien women and the monster Guillon, who effortlessly dices a Space-Gyaos with its knife-blade head. Gamera eventually tracks the boys to the ice planet and battles Guillon while the boys try to avoid being served up for dinner by their hungry hosts."

ガメラ対大悪獣ギロン

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Friday, May 11, 2007

Kaijujitsu: Kitchen Table - Supper's Ready

These look good enough to eat!!!

Look for figures by Max Toy (Alien Xam), Max Toy/Dream Rocket (Balbagon), and a Baltan custom-painted by Koji Harmon!

Other figures by Amapro (アマプロ), M1Go (M1号), Marusan (マルサン), Yamanaya (やまなや), Tim Biskup, Kaijuken (怪獣軒), Marmit (マーミット), Emupaiya (えむぱい屋), AnrakuAnsaku, and Longneck.



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Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Kaijujitsu KwikShot: Orchid Monster???



Perhaps its a snap dragon?

No. It is a Gyango ギャンゴ (aka Gango, Giyango) from Episode 11 of Ultraman ウルトラマン ("The Destroyer [Ruffian] From Outer Space” (1966)). This is by Nostalgic Heroes ノスタルジックヒーローズ, an exclusive edition of 50 done in GID vinyl (reproduction of figure originally by Marusan マルサン). It is about 10.6 inches tall.

ノスタルジックヒーローズ 電動怪獣倶楽部 ギャンゴ(蓄光)。 限定50体 大 きさは約26.5cmです。



From Wikpedia:

"Gyango was a monster from the Ultraman television series. Gyango's origin was one of the more peculiar. The monster started as a semi-sentient meteor that fell to Earth, and was discovered by several school children. The meteor had a symbiotic relationship with sentient beings, attempting to take on the shape and function desired by whomever contacted it or stood closest to it. The children imagined a race car set, a birthday cake, and a piano. But the meteor's form only persisted until a person's mind was distracted, or focused on something else. Hoshino was among the children, and decided it was best to turn the meteor over to Science Patrol Headquarters.

In a press conference, scientists explained the discovery to members of the press, inviting one of them to test the meteor's properties. The reporter imagined a beautiful bride, but as he stepped to take the arm of the bride, the meteor reverted, and in a gag moment, the reporter unwittingly took the arm of a man standing nearby.

Observing all of this was a thief with criminal intentions. The thief left a speaker under a desk in the room where the meteor was being stored, and after everyone had left, he communicated to the meteor from a microphone as he sat in his car in the parking lot. (Apparently the meteor could comprehend English and respond to verbal commands even if the person issuing the commands wasn't present.) The thief instructed the stone to become liquid, and it poured off of the table into a puddle. Then he instructed it to become a rocket, to fly out the window to his location. The meteor reverted, and the man began to make off with it, but he was spotted by Arashi as he gunned his car away. Arashi shot his repulsor gun to hit the button to close the Science patrol gates. The thief's car was damaged, but the thief got away.

In a hotel room later, the thief first came up with the idea of forming a monster out of the meteor, and Gyango formed as a man-sized monster. Gyango had a long colorful neck, hands shaped like c-clamps, and ears that rotated. The thief used Gyango to stage numerous pranks at the hotel. But he then thought to terrorize the city with the monster growing to giant-size. However, this caused damage to the hotel, and the thief was knocked unconscious. Because the thief's last conscious thoughts were on the giant-sized monster, it persisted. Ultraman appeared, and one of the more comic fights of the series ensued. In the end, when the thief was awakened in a hospital, Gyango ceased to exist. Hayata later took the stone from Patrol HQ, stating he would ask Ultraman to take the stone into space. Fuji attempted to follow him out but the door closed on her and we then see Ultraman taking the stone far into space."

From Wikipedia Japan:

ギャンゴは、特撮テレビドラマ『ウルトラマン』第11話「宇宙から来た暴れん坊」(1966年9月25日放送)に登場する、架空の怪獣。別名「脳波怪獣」。宇宙から飛来した、人間の脳波を受信してその人間の思った物に変化する「石」が、悪人によって拾われ、その悪人が「石」に「怪獣になれ」と願ったために変化した怪獣。出現時は人間ほどの大きさで、ホテルで悪戯程度のことをした後、悪人が「もっと大きくなれ」と言ったため巨大化した。巨大化と同時に悪人も気を失ってしまったため、悪人が意識を取り戻して「消えろ」と願わない限り消えることが無いという状況となってしまった。出動した防衛軍の熱線砲によって頭部のアンテナを破壊されたものの、そのまま暴れ続けた。

ウルトラマンとの戦いでは、騙し討ちをかけるなどずる賢い戦法でウルトラマンを苦しめた。かと言ってとりわけ強力な攻撃力があるわけではなく(駄々っ子のように腕を振り回して殴りかかる位か)、ウルトラマンを窮地に追い込んだわけではなく、対するウルトラマンも「怪獣の腋の下をくすぐる」「プール際で戯れるカップル風にバシャバシャ水をかける」「跳び箱風に飛ぶ」「海へ蹴落とす」という何ともコミカルな戦法で応酬する戦いが繰り広げられた。しかし、そうこうする内にタイマーが赤に変わり、あわや時間切れというところで悪人の意識が回復し、再び「石」に戻ってしまった。その後、「石」はウルトラマンの手で宇宙に返された。

余談だが、「石」が化けた順に列挙すると「ビー玉」・「レーシングカー&サーキット」・「デコレーションケーキ」・「グランドピアノ」・「花嫁」・「怖そうなオヤジ」・「ドロドロの液体」・「小型ロケット」となる。

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Monday, March 19, 2007

Strange, but true!!! Torutos by Marusan マルサン

Torutos. Another figure from the Marusan Original Monster Series. Standard size. For more pictures and information about the Original Monster Series, see prior posts regarding Baron, Dorango, Bamer, and Dargle.

What is it? A turtle, a lobster, a tree...? There is something about these somewhat simple and less-refined sculpts in this series that I like very much.


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Monday, February 05, 2007

Bamer by Marusan

Bamer. Another figure from the Marusan Original Monster Series. Standard size. For more information about the Original Monster Series, see prior posts.

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Monday, January 29, 2007

Dorango by Marusan ドランゴ マルサン

Dorango. Another figure from the "Original Monster Series" created and designed by Marusan Toy Co. in the early 1970's to avoid the requirements that applied to Tsuburaya licensed properties and other licensed kaiju figures of the time. (See prior posts about other figures from the Original Monster Series.)

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ドランゴ マルサン

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Sunday, January 28, 2007

Dargle By Marusan マルサン

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Another figure from the "Original Monster Series" created and designed by Marusan Toy Co. in the early 1970's to avoid the requirements that applied to Tsuburaya licensed properties and other licensed kaiju figures of the time.

See post about Baron Monster, below.

マルサン

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Friday, January 26, 2007

Baron Monster by Marusan マルサン



This is from the "Original Monster Series" created and designed by Marusan Toy Co. in the early 1970's to avoid the requirements that applied to Tsuburaya licensed properties and other licensed kaiju figures of the time.

It is made from red vinyl with metallic paint and is about 9.25 inches long.

This is a 1997 reproduction of the original 1970 Baron figure.

I will post pictures of some of the other monsters from this Marusan series later.

マルサン

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Sunday, November 19, 2006

Kaijujitsu - You better run for your life!





Giant Marusan Hedorah and Giant Marusan Godzilla (both mentioned in an earlier post) in action...

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