Transformers And Godzilla Fans are delighted with their favorite mash-up character gets their own upgrade kit.
As we see on the Forums Transform World 2005The popular figure of Crossover Megatron Godzilla by DNA Design is about to obtain its own Official upgrade kit DK-67 Megazauron Monster King. The kit has a multitude of newly designed parts for the original Megazauron figure, and should be available in pre -order from August 1. The DK-67 Megazauron Monster King upgrade should be available in October.
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The DK-67 Megazauron Monster King upgrade kit gives the figure Megazauron a larger head, arms and claws, as well as emblematic Godzilla thorns which flow the back and the beloved Kaiju tail. When they are transformed into megatron, these thorns line the sword and the shield of the figure, which are themselves made from the detached tail of the Godzilla shape of the figure. These enlarged parts also fill the silhouette of the Megatron Form, which makes it a larger and more imposing figure as a whole. The DK-67 Megazauron Monster King upgrade kit seems to include a minimum of fourteen new parts to modify the original model.
As a chief of origin of the decepticons, Megatron is by far the most emblematic and most recognizable villain of the whole Transformers franchise. Over the years, Megatron’s presence has only been overshadowed by a handful of larger threats, many of which Megatron has finally manipulated to his own advantage, despite their greatest stature and their status. Through almost all iteration of Transformers Franchise, Megatron was at the center of the overall conflicts of the series, often directly responsible for them.
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The most emblematic of all Kaiju and the undisputed king of monsters, Godzilla has been a pillar of pop culture since his appearance in the 1954 film of the same name by the director Ishirō Honda. For more than seven decades, Godzilla took the front of the stage in dozens of feature films, television series, animation shows and other linked titles and goods.
IdW Publishing recently launched the last era Godzilla History, “the Kai-Sei era”, which presents many reimagins of the series through several comic strip titles. Among the most acclaimed of these so far is Godzilla: escape the dead area By writers Ethan Parker and Griffin Sheridan and the artist Pablo Tunica, which takes place in a futuristic version of the North West Pacific which was reduced to the post-apocalyptic radioactive wasteland known as the dead zone following the rise of Godzilla of the depths.
Source: TFW2005