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Super7 Japanese Vinyl - Mummy Gator (Red King)

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$46.15 $65 In stock

Category: Designer Toys

Mummy Gator may have dust for brains, but he is all smiles. After centuries of being wrapped up in a dark spooky tomb, he's just happy to be here. Designed by Super7’s Brian Flynn, the Red King Mummy Gator Japanese Vinyl Figure is cast in ivory vinyl with yellow and blue sprays, just like a certain vintage Kaiju. Handmade, hand-painted, and imported from Japan. A limited edition release that comes poly-bagged with a custom header card.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria R. ★★★★★

The sculpted bandage wraps and that goofy grin make this guy a standout on my shelf next to the other kaiju pieces. Red King colorway pops way more in person than in the photos.

Penelope L. ★★★★★

The paint job on this one is clean, and the Red King colorway really pops against the shelf. He's got that goofy, happy expression that makes me smile every time I walk by.

Lily ★★★★★

The little guy’s got dust for brains but he’s been all smiles on my shelf since he arrived. The bandage texture is properly gnarly up close, and the red wrap on the Red King pops way more than the photos suggested. Maybe it’s the way he’s posed, but he genuinely looks happy to be here.