Funko Pop! Super (Oversized) Figure — Sleeping Godzilla with Minilla (Godzilla Sleep)
This imposing collectable vinyl figurine captures a scene of rare tenderness amidst the destructive world of the Kaiju. Produced by Funko as part of its oversized Pop! Super collection, it depicts the king of the monsters, Godzilla, enjoying a well-deserved moment of respite alongside his adopted son, Minilla.
Embodying the brand’s unique, stylised aesthetic, this large-scale model beautifully highlights the creature’s scaly textures and iconic dorsal plates, softened here by a peaceful pose. It is the perfect piece to add a touch of originality, humour and cinematic nostalgia to any collection dedicated to the giants of Japanese science-fiction cinema. The figurine comes in its original XL display box, ideal for showcasing it whilst keeping it protected.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Pop! Vinyl / Pop! Super (Oversized)
- Product type: Oversized vinyl figurine
- Model number: No. 1954
- Characters: Godzilla (asleep) & Minilla
- Licence: Godzilla / Toho (Classified under the general category ‘Movie’)
- Size: Approx. 15 cm tall (Super 6-inch size)
- Material: High-quality PVC
- Item weight: 0.49 kg
- International barcode (EAN): 0889698865265
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 86526
- Packaging language: Multilingual
- Box dimensions: 20.50 cm (Length) x 14.00 cm (Width) x 17.00 cm (Height).
Origin and character lore
First appearing on Japanese screens in 1954 under the direction of Toho Studios, Godzilla is the ultimate embodiment of the Kaiju, a titanic force of nature awakened by nuclear tests. Whilst the monster is generally known for trampling Tokyo and battling extraterrestrial threats, the Shōwa era introduced a much lighter, family-friendly side to the saga.
This figurine draws direct inspiration from this classic period by featuring Minilla (Godzilla’s son), who first appeared in 1967 in the film *Sonof Godzilla *. On Monster Island, Godzilla takes on the role of mentor and protective father, teaching the young and clumsy dinosaur to control his atomic breath. This Pop! Super captures a tender, peaceful moment in which pop culture’s alpha predator shares a nap with his protégé, reminding us that even giant monsters have a heart and need a rest.
