KRS×JG SEABOZU

KRS×JG SEABOZU

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KRS JG SEABOZU Official Product Name: KRS x JG SEABOZU Item Type: Soft Vinyl Statue Property: TSUBURAYA PRODUCTIONS, Ultraman Price: USD145-(JPY23,000-) Shipping Date: The end of Dec,2026 Size: H 13 inches Note: This item cannot be shipped to China Product Overview Seabozu, the Ghost Monster, joins the KRS JG series as the second release following Red King, reimagined by renowned creature designer James Groman. First appearing in Episode 35 of Ultraman, Seabozu has long been beloved for its gentle, endearing character despite its ghostly appearance. Drawing on his deep admiration for Ultraman's iconic kaiju, James Groman reinterprets Seabozu with his signature sculpting style. Known for his mastery of skeletal and organic forms, James transforms Seabozu into a striking collectible through meticulously sculpted bone details and realistic paintwork. While emphasizing its powerful skeletal design, he faithfully preserves the monster's quiet loneliness and unmistakable charm. Faithfully reproduced using ACRO's proprietary U-Vinyl manufacturing process, every detail of the original sculpt is captured with exceptional precision. Experience James Groman's unique vision of Seabozu—a collectible that perfectly balances commanding presence with the timeless charm of one of Ultraman's most beloved kaiju. Features Designed, sculpted, and painted by James Groman Fully painted soft vinyl finished figure Produced using ACRO’s U-Vinyl technology Artist Comment – James Groman Last year, I had the opportunity to write about my memories of the Ultraman TV series and my first encounter with the infamous Red King. While Red King is a truly vicious brute—a bully and one of the series' ultimate villains—I always found Seabozu to be far more deserving of sympathy than fear. I have always believed that the name "Seabozu" was inspired by the Japanese yōkai Umibōzu ("Sea Monk"). In Japanese folklore, the Umibōzu is a gigantic spirit that emerges from the ocean to attack ships at sea. The name always felt absolutely fitting for this zombie-like monster. Seabozu is an undead monster who is accidentally brought to Earth by a rocket from the "Graveyard of Monsters" in Episode 35. Like many kaiju, he initially goes on a destructive rampage. Eventually, however, the Science Patrol discovers that all he truly wants is to return to his grave in space. As a child, I remember being a little disappointed by Seabozu's somewhat childlike and humorous behavior in the episode—I preferred my monsters to be a bit more ferocious. At the same time, though, I completely fell in love with Tsuburaya's wonderfully bizarre skeletal creature design. More importantly, I was deeply moved by the dark, tragic fact that all Seabozu really wanted was to return to his grave—to the land of the dead. That heartbreaking motivation made him one of the most misunderstood kaiju in the entire series. When it came time to choose the next figure in the Ultraman Kaiju Remix line after Red King, my friend Kaz at Acro suggested Seabozu. He felt the character perfectly matched the undead anatomical details that have become one of my trademarks as a sculptor. This time, I also wanted to reinterpret Seabozu's attitude and pose. What if he were absolutely furious about being dragged back from the Graveyard of Monsters? What if, before returning to his eternal resting place, he wanted to unleash as much destruction upon humanity as possible? I found that idea fascinating, and it became the foundation for his pose. I wanted him to be roaring in defiance while still gazing ever so slightly toward the sky—as if he already knew where he was ultimately destined to return. I am incredibly pleased with how this figure turned out, and I feel very fortunate to have partners like Kaz and everyone at Acro in bringing this project to life. I hope you enjoy this figure as much as we enjoyed creating it. Material: Vinyl, PVC Produced by: ACRO © TSUBURAYA PRODUCTIONS

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