The Hiya Toys Behemoth figure from Godzilla: King of the Monsters is the latest Titan to stomp into the collectible scene. Standing at six inches tall with detailed sculpting, earthy textures, and impressive articulation, this release captures the mammoth-like presence of the gentle giant. From size and price to articulation and lore, let’s take a closer look at how this Behemoth monster figure shapes up in the growing MonsterVerse line.
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Release Date: Q3 2026 (Hiya site)
MSRP / Price Range: $51 USD (sale) or $59.99 USD with tariff
Edition Size / Production Run: Not disclosed
Manufacturer / Licence: Hiya Toys, official Godzilla: King of the Monsters licence
Full Review of Hiya Toys Godzilla Behemoth Collectible
This full review of Hiya Toys Godzilla Behemoth collectible reveals the figure’s strengths right off the bat. At a solid six inches tall, exactly 16 cm, Behemoth makes a personal appearance as the gentle giant of the Titan realm. The Behemoth monster figure Hiya Toys size and articulation are true to studio scale and design.
Dense fur detail gives that shaggy, mystical forest creature vibe. Root-like tusks are painted with care, not overly glossy, but with a muddy authenticity as if he just tramped through the jungle. Articulation is decent for a four‑legged Titan, neck, limbs, possibly tail, you can pose him rearing or looking regal. Though there’s no mention of swappable parts or accessories, the sculpt speaks well enough for itself.
The figure captures Behemoth’s on‑screen presence nicely, majestic, earthy, and oddly soothing. It’s functional enough for play and detailed enough for display.
Behemoth Godzilla Hiya Toys Figure Release Date and Price
The Behemoth Godzilla Hiya Toys figure release date and price are now confirmed, with the figure scheduled for Q3 2026. Pre-orders are already live through Hiya’s official channels, so fans can secure their spot without the uncertainty of waiting lists.
At around $59.99 USD (or roughly £50), the Behemoth sits comfortably in the mid-range bracket for licensed collectibles. While no limited-edition or chase variants have been announced, the production quality and sculpt detail make this release stand firmly on its own.
Back Story: Behemoth, the Gentle Titan
The Godzilla King of the Monsters Behemoth took his cue from King Ghidorah, awakening amid chaos, pledging loyalty to whichever alpha Titan emerged victorious. Once Godzilla won, Behemoth bowed and became a staunch ally. He resembles a woolly mammoth merged with a giant sloth, dense fur, knuckle‑walking limbs, curved tusks, granite‑like spines along his back, a truly primeval design.
In the Amazon, Behemoth wasn’t just another Titan, he served as a re‑generator, his mere passing restoring deforested areas with bio‑seismic energy. Comics like Monsterverse Declassified depict him teaming with humans to revive jungles and guard sanctuaries.
His gentle, herbivore nature contrasts with his size. In some stories, his tusks regenerate, and he’s durable enough to shrug off attacks, even lost tusks regrow. It’s like Mother Nature and a lumbering colossus had a peaceful love‑child.
Should You Buy Behemoth Hiya Toys?
Let’s be honest, I’ve got a soft spot for bearded, fuzzy Titans that moonlight as environmental guardians. The Hiya Godzilla Behemoth figure strikes the right balance, not so big that he dominates the shelf, but big enough to command attention. The sculpt is rich, the articulation functional, the price reasonable, it checks a lot of boxes.
Does it outperform the dramatic flair of other figures like my Monster X or the LED‑lit Super7 Final Battle Godzilla? Not in spectacle, but in character. He stands there like a serene forest boss. I might even link up a vignette next to my monster‑laid‑back‑domination shelf, right next to Monster X and Final Battle Godzilla for contrast. Check those reviews here: Monster X review and Final Battle Godzilla LED review
In short, if you’re into quietly powerful Titans with heart, literally embodies ‘restoration’, go ahead and buy Behemoth Hiya Toys. He’s a mild-mannered behemoth with soul.
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