Toho ReAction Figure Wave 4 Hedorah Glow

We are a collector toy company based in the 415. No one made what we wanted. So we Made it ourselves. Super7’s ReAction Figures are a line of 3.75-inch action figures inspired by the retro Kenner-style toys of the late 1970s and 1980s. These figures feature simple five points of articulation and vintage-style packaging, appealing to both nostalgic collectors and new fans of pop culture collectibles. The ReAction line is known for its retro aesthetic, limited articulation, and highly detailed sculpting that captures the essence of the characters while maintaining a vintage toy feel. Super7 frequently collaborates with artists and brands to release exclusive color variants and special editions, making them popular among collectors. Super7 is a well-known designer toy company and pop culture brand that has carved a unique niche in the world of art toys and collectibles. Founded in San Francisco in 2001, Super7 began as a magazine focused on Japanese kaiju (monster) toys and gradually evolved into a toy producer, known for blending nostalgia with creative, modern design. Toho art toys are high-end designer collectibles inspired by Toho’s legendary kaiju franchise, including Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Mechagodzilla. These toys often feature unique artistic interpretations, blending classic monster designs with modern and experimental aesthetics. Soft vinyl (sofubi) figures are a staple of kaiju collectibles, often hand-painted and produced in limited runs by brands like Marusan, Medicom Toy, and M1GO. These figures frequently showcase vibrant colorways, translucent elements, or glow-in-the-dark effects. Toho has worked with brands like Super7, Kidrobot, and BE@RBRICK, producing stylized versions of Godzilla and other kaiju, often in minimalist, graffiti, or streetwear-inspired styles. Companies like X-Plus, Spiral Studio, and Prime 1 Studio create ultra-detailed, limited-edition resin statues that reinterpret Godzilla and other kaiju in artistic, sometimes surreal ways. Some art toy brands produce exaggerated, cute, or surreal versions of Toho monsters, playing with proportions, expressions, and vibrant colors to give a fresh take on classic kaiju.