Hiya Toys unveils Godzilla 2000 Final Battle figure at NYCC
Hiya Toys has revealed its Godzilla 2000: Millennium Final Battle Godzilla figure, and it is available this weekend at New York Comic-Con 2026 at Booth 4415. It joins the Exquisite Basic line, stands about 18 cm (7 inches) tall and is priced at $75.
What caught my eye is the paint work. The figure is meant to recreate the energy-overload look of the film's climax, with yellow-to-charred gradients on the teeth, claws, chest and limbs to suggest battle-worn, molten skin. The translucent dorsal fins are painted with layered orange-to-gold gradients, so they glow like molten metal when lit from behind, evoking the moment right before the ultimate energy release.
The figure has multiple points of articulation for dynamic poses while keeping the original design, and it comes with two interchangeable hands for recreating different scenes from the movie. Toyark's post is mostly a gallery of ten photos, so the finish is easy to judge for yourself.
Personally I like seeing this lesser-celebrated film get the premium treatment. Godzilla 2000 has a very distinctive design with those sharp, jagged dorsal fins, and a translucent-fin approach is just the right way to show it off on a shelf. If you are heading to the show, this looks like one to check in person.
Source: Toyark
What caught my eye is the paint work. The figure is meant to recreate the energy-overload look of the film's climax, with yellow-to-charred gradients on the teeth, claws, chest and limbs to suggest battle-worn, molten skin. The translucent dorsal fins are painted with layered orange-to-gold gradients, so they glow like molten metal when lit from behind, evoking the moment right before the ultimate energy release.
The figure has multiple points of articulation for dynamic poses while keeping the original design, and it comes with two interchangeable hands for recreating different scenes from the movie. Toyark's post is mostly a gallery of ten photos, so the finish is easy to judge for yourself.
Personally I like seeing this lesser-celebrated film get the premium treatment. Godzilla 2000 has a very distinctive design with those sharp, jagged dorsal fins, and a translucent-fin approach is just the right way to show it off on a shelf. If you are heading to the show, this looks like one to check in person.
Source: Toyark
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