【Godzilla】Shine a blacklight and the core glows—recreating that scene from the movie! Biollante Blacklight Ver. joins the “Gekizo” Series!

Monster fans, thank you for waiting. At long last, the fearsome bio-kaiju has returned to the “Gekizo” series— and it’s not just a re-release. Now appearing as the “Gekizo EX Series: Biollante Blacklight Ver.,” it boasts a menacing presence that blooms in the balance of light and darkness!

The figure’s biggest highlight? It glows. Shine a blacklight on it, and the core in its abdomen emits an eerie glow. It’s incredibly realistic, faithfully reproducing the mysterious and terrifying Biollante from the film. It’s not just a display piece—it radiates a sense of presence that brings the story to life every time you look at it.

Bearing the name of the Gekizo Series, the craftsmanship is, of course, top-tier. The entangling tentacles, the vicious bloom reminiscent of a rose, and the grotesque G-cell-inspired details...... Though compact at about 123mm tall, it delivers a screen-accurate kaiju impact. No matter the angle, there's always something new to discover.

Biollante first appeared in the 1989 film “Godzilla vs. Biollante.” Born from the cells of a human woman, a rose, and Godzilla’s own DNA—Biollante is the embodiment of both the beauty of life and the symbol of destruction. That complex and mysterious origin lives on vividly in the figure’s form and luminescence. This is no ordinary enemy kaiju—its presence feels like nature’s retribution.

Measuring about 123mm, it fits in the palm of your hand—but its density and impact are overwhelming. Whether displayed on a shelf or lit under a blacklight to emerge from the shadows, it transforms any small space into the eerie atmosphere of Biollante’s movie scenes. It’s as if the silence and tension of that moment fill the room.

The “Gekizo EX Series: Biollante Blacklight Ver.” is not just a collectible. It’s what you might call a “bio-weapon model” you can display at home. It’s an artistic anomaly meant for all kaiju fans and lovers of “Godzilla vs. Biollante” alike. Blooming beautifully—and terrifyingly—in the dark, this is one presence you need to witness for yourself.