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10/1996 - Ultraman Tiga: The first full size Tiga set consisted of three variations of Tiga, 2 of which can be seen here. |
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The Banpresto Ultraman Gallery
Page 3
Updated 7/28/2001
Introduction:
Banpresto produced their highest output of Ultraman toys during these two years, most of them commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the original Ultraman series, including series' of 102 monsters and 32 Ultra-heroes. Since the 30th Anniversary collection is so extensive, I've kept them on their own page. This page will deal with the Ultraman toys that were not part of the 30th Anniversary collection.
There were many more gimmick sets this year, including backpacks, little plush keychains, teddy bears wearing Ultraman sweatshirts, watches, bathtub accessories, car accessories, little teddy bear keychains wearing Ultraman and monster suits, plush babies wearing Ultraman and monster suits, pencil toppers, motion detectors, speakers, t-shirts and more. I don't have too many of the toys from this period, but I hope to add more in the future.
** The following toys are here for display purposes, and are not for sale. **
As always, click on any of the thumbnail images to see a larger image.
1995 - 1996
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10/1996 - Ultraman Tiga: The first full size Tiga set consisted of three variations of Tiga, 2 of which can be seen here. |
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Oct, 1996 | Ultraman Tiga Keychain - There were six in this set of key chains. 3 were little stuffed toys & 3 were PVC figures. Each measured about 4 inches. This is the only one I've got from the series. |
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Nov, 1996 | Motion Detectors - These battery operated figurines have a sensor in the front, and when you walk by, they let out a monstrous roar. There was also an Ultraseven in the set. |
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Nov, 1996 | Ultraman Kids Keychains - 8 plush keychains based on characters from the animated series. Ultraboy, Ultragirl Pika, Ultraseven, Taro, Baltan, Alien Guts, Eleking & Garamon. |
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1996 | Ultraman Plush - This pair is unusual, in that they do not have the standard id numbers on their tags. I've seen this before with toys that were not used for crane games, but with other promotions, such as raffles. The smaller one measures about 9" tall, the larger one is over 10". |
Ultraman Page 3: 1995 - 1996
Ultraman Page 4: 30th Anniversary Collection
Ultraman Page 5: 30th Ann. Collection: Kaiju
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The words and scans are © Kane, aka spooky@voicenet.com, who freely admits he spends way too much time thinking about toys. The toys shown are © Banpresto, Inc., a subsidiary of Bandai, Inc. This site is not endorsed or affiliated with Banpresto, it is just a hobby that I enjoy working on. The toys on this site are part of a personal collection, and are NOT FOR SALE. Thanks for visiting. Cheers.
