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Vintage Bulma-ku Spitting Fire Godzilla Soft Vinyl Figure in Original Bag, Toho Kaiju

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This is a standard-sized soft vinyl figure of Godzilla spitting fire from Bulma-ku's monster series. This vintage item was released circa 1970 and is not a reproduction. It was found in a toy store's warehouse and comes in its original packaging. An instruction manual is included. The figure has a price tag of ¥480 attached to it. The figure measures approximately 20 cm in size. Please note that there was a re-stamping on the header when it was found. Additionally, please be aware that due to the aging of materials, there may be deterioration, scratches, or dirt. *Please understand that, since the item was photographed in a plastic bag, there may be difficult-to-see reflections from the light. *If you have any questions, please make sure to ask before bidding or negotiating for a lower price. *Other vintage soft vinyl figures are also being listed.

Vintage Bulma-ku Spitting Fire Godzilla Soft Vinyl Figure in Original Bag, Toho Kaiju

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399,999 Yen ($2595.88)

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Collector Commentary

This Bulma-ku soft vinyl figure of Godzilla spitting fire is a notable piece from the early 1970s, reflecting the peak of the Kaiju craze following the franchise's inception in 1954. Bulma-ku figures are known for their distinctive sculpting style and have a dedicated collector following, especially for original, unused examples like this one, preserved in its original bag. The inclusion of the instruction manual and the original price tag adds authenticity, although signs of aging are expected given its vintage status. Current bidding reflects the rarity and desirability of such pieces within Japanese markets, where early-run soft vinyl figures are increasingly coveted.