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Super7 brings King Ghidorah from Godzilla Minus Zero to life with a massive 12.3-inch ULTIMATES! figure and premium movie-inspired detailing.

Super7 expands its Toho ULTIMATES! collection with Godzilla Minus Zero, standing 8.5 inches tall and new movie-inspired detailing

Godzilla Minus Zerois the sequel to Godzilla Minus One, the global word-of-mouth hit that just happened to be the first Godzilla movie ever to win an Oscar. In the movie, our heroes battle Godzilla and…a new nemesis. The Japanese film includes stunning visual effects, while also digging into themes of regret, shame, and the devastating…

Godzilla Minus Zero has the biggest domestic opening weekend box office of all time for a foreign-language live-action movie, as it powers its way north of $30 million at the North American box office. You can read my review of the filmhere.

It looks like there really is nothing Godzilla can’t do—especially when that version of Godzilla belongs to Takashi Yamazaki, director of Godzilla: Minus Zero, the 39th Godzilla film and direct sequel toGodzilla: Minus One, which snagged an Oscar after its 2023 release. And now Minus Zero has absolutely crushed a new box office record, taking…

The 2023 Godzilla Minus One was the first Japanese film to win an Oscar for best visual effects. Three years later, Godzilla Minus Zero follows up with even more thrilling action in the form of a kaijū battle certain to thrill monster movie fans.

In this Phantom Blade Zero walkthrough, we show you exactly where to find all collectibles in Village of Lu, including all weapons and phantom edges, accessories, medicine, Memory Flowers, Sha-Chi Amber Shards, and Blackstone Shards. Use the timestamps to jump to what you need for 100% completion!

ZA/UM has now announced that Zero Parades: Director’s Cutis now available for Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Play Anywhere), Nintendo Switch 2, and PS5 following its PC release.

Phantom Blade Zero is one of the most exhilarating action games I’ve played in years. Its combat has a wonderful sense of speed, with sword fights that look like something pulled straight from a martial arts film. There’s a surprising amount of depth beneath all that spectacle, too. Unfortunately, I found myself wishing the game…

From the opening moments, Phantom Blade Zero hooked me. Its stylish combat, fast-paced encounters, and cinematic presentation make it an exciting action game, possibly one of the best yet, and I’ve loved my time with it. I particularly like that it is not a soulslike, even if it borrows some elements, and combat feels like…