【Ultraman Ace】 An extra-dimensional being and a space monster combined! The space monster Zaigon has been materialized in a massive 21cm height, with special attention paid to reproducing the thick skin details, sense of weight, and raw power!

Episode 10 of “Ultraman A” is deeply engraved in the hearts of tokusatsu fans. That is where the Terrible-Monster Zaigon, born at the hands of the extra-dimensional being Yapool, appeared. Many people likely have that sinister silhouette flash through their minds just by hearing the name. From the abnormal setting of fusing a rhinoceros with a space monster to its visibly madness-tinged form, X-Plus Shonen Ric's Daikaiju Series has fully captured the allure of Zaigon in 3D form.

The first thing that overwhelms you about this figure is the reproduction of its stance. With its front legs spread wide, poised as if striking the ground, it radiates a tension that makes it look ready to charge at any second. The “intimidation” emitted by this posing has a persuasiveness that goes beyond a mere monster figure. The finish even captures that unsettling vibe, as if a flamethrower could erupt from its mouth at any moment, leaving you breathless with a realism that feels as if it might start moving.

Zaigon's outer skin is said to be 20 times harder than diamond, and this item masterfully reproduces that heavy texture. The rugged skin sculpting, the shadows created by subtle irregularities, and the sense of density in every part of the body surface. The moment you hold it, the sense of weight provides a persuasiveness that makes you think, “This is the real thing.” Touching it, looking at it, and enjoying the texture—this is exactly what being a collector is all about.

With a height of approximately 21cm and a length of approximately 39cm, this size is the perfect scale for not just displaying, but also holding in your hands to appreciate the details. While it radiates a protagonist-level presence when lined up on a shelf, its greatest charm is how, despite this size, it realistically revives the fear and excitement seen on TV back then. It possesses a power as if the intensity of “Duel! Ace vs. Hideki Go” has been turned directly into a 3D model.