Godzilla Origins
Godzilla Origins was a brand associated with a variety of American-released Godzilla products from 1999 to 2017. The most notable items released under this brand were those from ToyVault Inc., but items from X-Plus USA, Moore Creations, American Greetings, and Hallmark also featured the brand.
ToyVault
Plushes
ToyVault's plush toys stood around 10-12 inches tall and featured small tags affixed to the plush.
Mini Godzilla
50th anniversary Godzilla plush (light-up eyes and sound)
Mini Rodan
Mini Hedorah
Mini Anguirus
Battra Imago
Mini BabyGodzilla
Super Deformed Godzilla
Super Deformed Rodan
Super Deformed BabyGodzilla
Mothra Larva
Supersized Godzilla
Battra Larva
My First Godzilla
15" Godzilla
Other
Godzilla Mini Bobbler Assortment (Godzilla, King Ghidorah, Fire Rodan and the Heisei Mechagodzilla).
Godzilla Plush Slippers
Godzilla Talking Keychain
Unreleased plushies
ToyVault planned multiple additional plush toys for their line before the license was cancelled. The Mechagodzilla plush was solicited to retailers but never saw release. In 2020, listings popped up on eBay for various prototype designs for the ToyVault line, including an assortment of previously unheard-of cancelled plush toys.
Stock image for cancelled Mechagodzilla plush
Prototype Moguera plush
Prototype Mecha-King Ghidorah plush
Prototype Orga plush
Prototype Super Deformed Megalon plush
Prototype mini Rainbow Mothra plush
Tags
Jet Jaguar's tag
Battra Larva's tag
Gallery
Concept art for the 15" Godzilla plushie by Matt Frank
X-Plus USA
X-Plus USA, an American-based subsidiary of the Japanese company X-Plus, released a series of polystone-constructed figures styled as "chess pieces". Each piece's box featured the Godzilla Origins branding.
Polystone chess pieces
Super Mechagodzilla 1993
Mothra 1964 (Imago)
Moore Creations, Inc.
- Snow globe
- Limited to 3,000 pieces
- Ornament
- Limited to 6,500 pieces
Both the snow globe and ornament were sculpted by Matt Krivicke.
American Greetings and Hallmark
Christmas tree ornaments
American Greetings
- 2005 ornament - "Godzilla Is Coming To Town" with lights and sound
- 2006 ornament - "Godzilla Greetings" with sound and moveable pieces. The base featured a sticker line of Heisei era monsters.
- A second ornament with sound was released in 2006 outside of the "Heirloom Collection."
- 2007 ornament - with lights, sound and lenticular images of the Showa era monsters
- 2008 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2009 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2010 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2011 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2012 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2013 ornament - Mechagodzilla, with lights and sound
- 2014 ornaments - both with lights and sound
- 2015 ornaments - Godzilla and King Ghidorah, both with lights and sound
- 2016 ornament - with lights and sound
- 2017 ornament - without lights and sound; the last ornament of the series
2005 ornament
2006 first ornament
2006 second ornament
2007 ornament
2008 ornament
2009 ornament
2010 ornament
2011 ornament
2012 ornament
2013 Mechagodzilla ornament
2014 first ornament
2014 second ornament
2015 Godzilla ornament
2015 King Ghidorah ornament
2016 ornament
2017 ornament
Hallmark
- 2014 ornament - with sound
- 2014 Keepsake ornament - with sound
Hallmark 2014 Godzilla ornament
Hallmark 2014 Godzilla Keepsake ornament
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