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Yeah, I might cave in and get a couple but I know how that would go. I look at my first DCUC figure, Superman, and then I see the rest of the figures that I bought when I only intended on getting "a couple".

Right. Lol, I said the same thing. I just know that Biollante is like over 200 buks. I would never be able to do that.

I'd probably convince myself somehow. Like "Oh, there aren't as many figures in this set as DCUC, so it's okay to spend 10 times the price on one figure."

I was just saying the same thing to my friend!!! I was like, dude 10 of these figures would cost me like a 1000 dollars, if not more!!!! I could buy so many things with that money, if I had it to spend. Ill just have to stick my Bandai 6 inch store releases.

It starts with one and then it becomes 100 figures later. Same story for all of us collectors.

Those Monsterarts figures are some of the best toys I have seen, but I cannot justify the expense. I settled for the Revoltech Gigan and Rodan, which, while inferior to Monsterarts, are still very cool, and much more affordable at $35. They have these cool little destroyed building accessories, too.

Those are very nice as well, but not cheap either. Some of them go for quite a bit. The stands are very cool, what size are the revoltech figures???

The Revoltech are just under 4". They also have a Baragon, and possibly others. If you can find it for a reasonable price (I paid $65), the Soul of Chokogin Mechagodzilla 1975 is probably the best Godzilla "family" toy ever made. It is around 7", partially die cast, and has a bunch of alternate parts. It is really cool. They also did a 2000's MG and a Final Wars Gigan, but I am more partial to the original MG design.

I dont mind the 2000s design for Mecha G. It bothers me more that he is a good guy. IMO, Ghidorah and Mecha G should always be bad. But, again, I always think of the Godzilla crew as a acting troupe. Like, they just switch roles depending on what night it is.

The 2000s MG was a pretty good look. I just really like the 1970s one, with all the rivets and whatnot. I also strongly prefer the evil space robot idea to the human-built one. That said, I thought the 1990s MG was crap. That one is probablyy least favorite of all the Godzilla designs.