Wargreymon takes on a visibly altered identity with the introduction of Wargreymon “G” Erosion Mode, a release detailed on the official RIC-TOY global site that emerges from the Godzilla vs. Digital Monster COLOR collaboration created to mark Godzilla’s 70th anniversary. This version places the Digimon warrior into the visual language of kaiju fiction, presenting a form shaped by G-cell erosion while remaining anchored to its original character design, and now joins the TOHO Daikaiju Series.

Overview

Wargreymon “G” Erosion Mode represents the character after being overtaken by G-cell influence, resulting in a sculpt that incorporates Godzilla-like surface textures and pronounced dorsal fin elements. Despite these changes, familiar features such as Wargreymon’s rounded eyes and distinctive armour are retained, creating a balanced blend of distortion and recognition. The sculpt is designed to change in impact depending on viewing angle, with its silhouette and expression presenting different impressions when observed from various positions.

Specifications

This is a complete painted figure standing approximately 26 cm tall, with an overall length of about 29 cm and a width of approximately 34 cm. The figure is manufactured using PVC and ABS materials, with separate components for the tail, wings, and base. Production is handled by PLEX, and the release is recommended for collectors aged 15 and above. A maximum order quantity of two pieces per customer applies.

Accessories / Features

The product set includes the main Wargreymon figure, one tail, one wing component, a dedicated display base, and an instruction manual. Surface detailing focuses on erosion effects across the body, reinforcing the concept of G-cell corruption while maintaining the character’s recognisable Digimon form within a kaiju-inspired framework.

Release Details

Wargreymon “G” Erosion Mode is priced at ¥34,000, approximately S$310. Reservations were accepted from 12 December 2025 to 5 January 2026, with scheduled delivery in April 2026. This release is positioned as a special collaboration entry linked to Godzilla’s anniversary celebrations and expands the TOHO Daikaiju Series with a hybrid interpretation of a digital monster icon.