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Y-MSF is a Japanese figure manufacturing company that, according to translation on their website, aims to develop figures that cannot be imitated by other manufactures. | |||
Y-MSF figures are high quality, with sculpting that focuses on replicating the kaiju suits. They also tend to make figures of lesser known, more obscure kaiju that other companies would overlook. Such as [[Varan]], [[Gabara]], [[Megalon]], [[Manda]], etc. However, Y-MSF figures are released in limited numbers. Variants of monsters such as glow in the dark, sparkle, or a colored translucent figure, are usually limited to 50 pieces. Standard releases are more common. | |||
==Figures== | ==Figures== | ||
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Y-MSF is a toy line of 6-inch scale figures which ran from 2002.
Information
Y-MSF is a Japanese figure manufacturing company that, according to translation on their website, aims to develop figures that cannot be imitated by other manufactures.
Y-MSF figures are high quality, with sculpting that focuses on replicating the kaiju suits. They also tend to make figures of lesser known, more obscure kaiju that other companies would overlook. Such as Varan, Gabara, Megalon, Manda, etc. However, Y-MSF figures are released in limited numbers. Variants of monsters such as glow in the dark, sparkle, or a colored translucent figure, are usually limited to 50 pieces. Standard releases are more common.
Figures
Godzilla 1962 (glitter translucent version)
Godzilla 1962 (glow in the dark version)
Godzilla 1964 (glitter translucent version)
Godzilla 1964 (green translucent version)
Godzilla 1964 (glow in the dark version)
Godzilla 1965 (blue dorsal plate version)
Godzilla 1965 (red translucent version)
Godzilla 1967 with Infant Minilla accessory
Godzilla 1967 with infant Minilla accessory (blue dorsal plate version)
Rodan 1956 (glow in the dark version)
Varan (glow in the dark version)
Ebirah 1966 (strait tail version)
Sanda (type A)
Sanda (type B)
Sanda (type C)
Gaira (type A)
Gaira (type B)
Minilla 1967 (glow in the dark version)
Kumonga 1967 (blue eye version)
Kumonga 1967 (red eye version)
Kumonga 1967 (green translucent version)
Kumonga 1967 (purple translucent version)
Set A
Set B
Manda 1968 (glow in the dark version)
Manda 1968 (clear translucent version)
Manda 1968 (brown version)
Gabara (closed mouth version)
Gabara (open mouth version)
Gabara (Bullmark colored version)
Gabara (glow in the dark version)
Hedorah 1971 (glow in the dark version)
Flying Hedorah 1971
Flying Hedorah 1971 (damaged eye version)
Hedorah 1971 land stage and aquatic stage set
The Flying Hedorah's Godzilla 1971 accessory
Megalon (black version)
Megalon (green translucent version)
Megalon (glow in the dark version)
Megalon (closed mouth version)
Megalon (Open mouth version; 2010 release)
Megalon (Open mouth version; movie accurate colored version)
Currently Unreleased Figures
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