Godzilla Millennium (aka Godzilla 2000) has a bit of an attitude and doesn't care much for humans. However, he often unknowingly helps us out since he will attack dangerous creatures that threaten his world, which happens to also be ours. Godzilla has many friends and enemies. His closest pal is Anguirus, and his worst enemies are Hedorah, Destroyah, and SpaceGodzilla.

This version of Godzilla is goofier and more happy-go-lucky than other Godzillas. He makes friends easily and fights for good always. He also knows kung fu. No, really.

Final Wars Godzilla is the latest of many, many Godzilla redesigns. You could take it or leave it.

If you want an evil Godzilla, look no further. This is how Godzilla appeared in GMK: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack. He has blank, soulless eyes and an unbelievably cruel, hateful nature. Team him with the bad guys, but don't be surprised if he turns on his new "friends".

It's Godzilla '54 again, but Japanese this time. A few small differences at most.

Big Godzilla is big. If you want something that'll really stand out in your collection, get this monster of a toy.

A Japanese version of the Anguirus toy. Not much to say.

Rainbow Mothra is a powered-up version of "regular" Mothra. There is more than one Mothra, so feel free to have the two Mothras work together without worrying about time paradoxes.

More Rodan goodness, this time American-style.

This is "Good Guy" King Ghidorah, also known as The Thousand-Year Dragon. Since KG and Godzilla always fight, when Godzilla went bad KG went good so the rivalry could continue. He's not as strong when nice, but he's a decent swimmer and a little more intelligent.

This is Kiryu, a Godzilla cyborg. He was programmed to keep Godzilla away from human cities, but occasionally his Godzilla side takes over and he will ally himself with the Big G.

This isn't Kiryu. This is MechaGodzilla 2. The first MechaGodzilla was created by aliens in an attempt to conquer Earth. This one was made by humans after seeing how close the original came to succeeding in its goal. Unlike Kiryu, MG2 is entirely made of robotic parts, so he will obey humans without question... unless his onboard computer is hacked...

After losing to Godzilla one too many times, Gigan was upgraded with a new look and new weapons. He looks much meaner now, doesn't he? Even his pal King Ghidorah will be scared of him.

More Destroyah. This toy is different from the other Destroyah. It is slightly smaller, with movable wings and legs. The other Destroyah also has movable arms and tail.

If you just can't get enough Hedorah, here's another version of him. This Hedorah bears no resemblance at all to the Japanese one. It is not articulated and is best suited for display.

Here's a Japanese version of SpaceGodzilla. Tag instead of box, slightly different paint job, a little smaller, etc etc.

A younger, teenage Gamera. He's not quite as powerful as he will be eventually. And he's discovered girls.

Here's what you get in this mini-monster pack: Godzilla, Burning Godzilla, Destroyah, Gigan, Mothra, Mothra Larva, Minya (Godzilla's son), Aggregate Crab (Destroyah's younger form), MOGUERA (manmade robot), and Manda (a sea serpent with no large Bandai toys. If you want him, it's this set or bust). A nice mix of good and evil monsters.

Two special toys based on Godzilla's second movie. He and Anguirus weren't friends yet, so they beat the snot out of each other instead. Both toys are to scale with the 6-inch vinyls most of this list is made of.