King Ghidorah Costume Arale Norimaki
$59.00
Product Status: In-Stock · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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ABOUT
TOR Studio’s entry 006 in their WCF-scale Arale series puts Arale Norimaki in a full King Ghidorah kigurumi suit — three roaring heads fanning out above her, wings spread wide, and that signature open-mouthed expression landing perfectly between chaos and charm. Built in PU and resin at a consistent WCF scale that runs across the entire series, the piece is already shipping, so there is no wait attached to this one. The sculpt earns its shelf space through the sheer commitment of the costume design: every head is individually posed with its own expression, making this a genuinely busy, genuinely fun display piece.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: WCF scale — consistent across the full TOR Studio Arale series (006)
- Height: Not specified
- Width: Not specified
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Included: Main figure body in King Ghidorah kigurumi costume + display base
Material & Packaging
- Material: PU and resin composite (PU for flexible costume elements, resin for structural and detail-critical parts)
- Packaging: EPE foam inner protection, color retail box, and outer shipping carton
Other
- Studio: TOR Studio
- Series: WCF Arale Series — No. 006
- Stock Status: In stock — shipping began April 18, 2026
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CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTES
This is TOR Studio’s original cosplay-concept interpretation of Arale Norimaki dressed as King Ghidorah, the three-headed kaiju — a mashup that leans directly into Dr. Slump’s long tradition of absurdist pop-culture gags and monster-movie affection. The comedy lands because TOR Studio played it completely straight on the sculpt side: all three Ghidorah heads are individually posed with distinct open-maw expressions, none of them repeating, which gives the piece a kinetic, almost chaotic silhouette that reads as genuinely funny rather than decorative. Arale’s own face underneath — round glasses, wide-open mouth, mid-stride kick — is pure on-model Toriyama energy, and the contrast between her tiny frame and the oversized monster suit is exactly where the joke lives. As entry 006 in a matched-scale series, it displays cleanly alongside the rest of the lineup while still being the loudest piece on the shelf.
