Bandai's GODZILLA SOFVIDOLL 2 Candy Toy Set Adds Two Godzilla-0.0 Designs
Bandai Candy Division will release GODZILLA SOFVIDOLL 2 on November 9, 2026 at 385 yen per box.
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Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
Two Godzilla-0.0 creatures are entering the lineup as unlabeled design entries, which keeps the film's monster roster under wraps while still putting merchandise on shelves.
Key Facts
- Bandai Candy Division will release GODZILLA SOFVIDOLL 2 on November 9, 2026.
- Each box costs 385 yen and contains one painted sofubi figure plus one piece of soda-flavor gum.
- The lineup has 10 types, including Godzilla (1989), SpaceGodzilla (1994), Gigan (1972), Minilla (1967), and Hedorah (1971).
- Two entries are listed only as Godzilla-0.0 monster design A and monster design B.
- Shinji Nishikawa handled the prototype deformation designs.
The candy toy mini sofubi series carries 10 sculpted figures, including Godzilla (1989), SpaceGodzilla (1994), Godzilla (2001), Godzilla (2016) 4th Form, Mothra Larva (1992), Gigan (1972), Minilla (1967), Hedorah (1971), and two monster designs from Godzilla-0.0. Shinji Nishikawa handled the prototype deformation designs.
The Godzilla-0.0 entries are listed only as monster design A and monster design B, with no names attached. The other eight figures are drawn from films spanning 1967 to 2016, from Minilla and Hedorah to SpaceGodzilla and the 2016 fourth form.
Shinji Nishikawa, who has designed monsters and mecha across multiple Godzilla works, provided the prototype deformation designs. Each box holds one painted figure and one piece of soda-flavor gum, sold in the confectionery sections of mass retailers nationwide.
- Godzilla (1989)
- SpaceGodzilla (1994)
- Godzilla (2001)
- Godzilla (2016) 4th Form
- Godzilla-0.0 monster design A
- Godzilla-0.0 monster design B
- Mothra Larva (1992)
- Gigan (1972)
- Minilla (1967)
- Hedorah (1971)
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