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Z-Cardz were small toys made of thin plastic manufactured by Sega Toys in 2002. When each body part is punched out of a creature’s card, they interlock to create a 3D figure. Cards could be acquired through blister packs of five or a box containing a full set of 30, minus 5 special cards, which were variants of A, A, A, A, and A that could only be obtained from the individual packages.

Godzilla cards were produced as a part of the Godzilla Toho Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (ゴジラ 東宝怪獣総攻撃,   Gojira Tōhō Kaijū Sōkōgeki) line. Once assembled, two monsters can be placed on a flat surface then jostled to give the illusion of movement or battling, known as “kaiju sumo”.

Godzilla 1954

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Godzilla 1955

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Godzilla 1962

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Godzilla 1984

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Godzilla 1989

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Godzilla 1995

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Godzilla 1998

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Godzilla 2000

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Anguirus 1955

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Rodan 1993

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Mothra 1964 (Larva)

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King Ghidorah 1964

Despite using King Ghidorah’s Heisei design, promotional materials and the card itself both erroneously refer to it as the version that appeared in Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster.

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Baragon 1965

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Minilla 1967

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Super Mechagodzilla 1993

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Mecha-King Ghidorah 1991

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MOGUERA 1994

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SpaceGodzilla 1994

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Destoroyah 1995

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Megaguirus 2000

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Manda 1963

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Sanda and Gaira 1966

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Ebirah 1966

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Mechagodzilla 1974

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Moguera 1957

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