MechaGojira stands with a towering, machine-forged frame that blends organic dragon lines with segmented armor. The 160 mm figure places heavy emphasis on mechanical detailing: riveted plates, exposed pistons, and sculpted panel lines that trace the silhouette of Kiryu. The color palette marries gunmetal gray with chrome highlights, deep red accents in the eyes and cockpit hatches, and subtle weathering to suggest battle wear consistent with Shinagawa Final Battle imagery. The figure features multiple joints at the shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and ankles, allowing dynamic poses that mimic the MechaGojira's offensive stances from the film. Packed with accessory-friendly articulation typical of S.H.MonsterArts, this model balances drama and display appeal.

MechaGojira, known in the film as Kiryu, is a human-engineered defense weapon designed to counter Godzilla by emulating the power and resilience of the Earth's most infamous creature while avoiding Godzilla's own mutation. Constructed from advanced cybernetic chassis and reinforced titanium armor, its inner core houses the bones of the original Godzilla, providing a symbolic link between preservation and destruction. Piloted by a field crew during the Shinagawa Final Battle, Kiryu rises from the shadows of the city streets to confront Godzilla in a high-stakes clash that pits heavy artillery and close-quarters punches against atomic breath and raw volcanic might. The narrative centers on the tension between wielding such power responsibly and the cost of relying on a machine to decide humanity's fate. Kiryu's arc highlights sacrifice, resilience, and the uneasy alliance between man and machine in times of crisis.