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Toy Vault 50th Anniversary Godzilla Plush Toy

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Toy Vault 50th Anniversary Godzilla Plush Toy

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Toy Vault has completely redesigned this plush for the 50th anniversary of Godzilla and has added sound and light-up eyes. 50 years ago, in 1954, the first Godzilla movie was released, and Toy Vault is proud to put out in 2004 the best looking Godzilla plush ever created. Push his chest, and he roars, while flashing his eyes. This 12' version of Godzilla will only be a limited edition.

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Product Details

Product Length:	6.0 inches
Product Width:	9.5 inches
Product Height:	13.0 inches
Package Length:	11.8 inches
Package Width:	8.8 inches
Package Height:	4.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.65 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

Features

Godzilla themed
Squeeze him to hear Godzilla roar
Eyes flash with atomic power
Scifi movie plush novelty
Movie Monster Fun

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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GREAT plush with one AWFUL flaw Dec 08, 2008 By Jack Kal
I've been a huge fan of Godzilla since I was a tot. I mean, he's a giant dinosaur with atomic breath who smashes building and rumbles with other oversized animals... what's not to love? When I saw this plush, I knew I had to get it.

Appearance: Does he look exactly like Godzilla? Well, yes and no. I mean, he's got the plates in back, sharp teeth and a slightly resembles a T-rex, so all the basics are there. However, to say he's a spittin' image of Godzilla wouldn't be totally accurate. Regardless, I think he looks really good.

Durability: Seems rather durable, though I'm not sure that he'd stand up to a child's rough play. Then again, he's supposed to be a collector's item, mostly for show.

Fun: You press his chest and you hear the Godzilla roar that we all know and love. Plus, his eyes glow red! Very cool. Very fun.

The one problem: So, he roars and his eyes glow, right? Well, yes. So, you'd figure there would be a flap or opening where one could access in innards and replace the battery when it (inevitably, sooner or later) dies. Well, there isn't. I've searched over and over (in the event that I'm not smart and am unable to find a velcro-sealed opening or something along those lines) and there absolutely is not. There's nothing on the tag that even mentions batteries. Why have Godzilla roar and glow and not offer a way in which his batteries can be replaced? That's a huge design flaw that I cannot fathom they didn't address. If not for this flaw, I'd rate him a full 5/5 stars.

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Great Office Mascott Aug 28, 2009 By Creative Stew
Bought this for the office. When that unrully customer - or distant office that just complains about anything and everything - calls or emails, a quick press of the chest and Godzilla roars three times, his eyes light up and blink - and everyone gets a chuckle with the "venting" of our frustration. Don't know how it would last up against younger kids, but our 35 to 60 years old here like it.

It's Cuddly Godzilla, Finally!!! Oct 01, 2010 By Ariel
I am a HUGE Godzilla fan, have loved the giant monster since I was a baby, and so finding this guy was a real gem for me. The roar isn't quite the full Godzilla roar, but that's fine, the eyes lighting up is fun as well, and the tag on his arm is educational, or at least as an explanation of how the monster came to be. Would I recommend this for children? No, maybe older kids would be fine with this, but I don't believe Godzilla could stand up to the rough play little kids are known for. Still, it's cuddly Godzilla, what's not to love? Five stars!

Great until the Battery Dies... Oct 28, 2009 By NC_Amazon_User
Battery is sealed inside. Once it dies, no way to replace unless you want to start undoing stitches.