20 Great Godzilla Gift Ideas That’ll Make Fans Roar With Excitement

Backpack charms are in. Bags are cool and collectible. What about a bag charm of a Godzilla backpack? These come packaged as blind boxes, and there are six different characters to collect: classic Godzilla, 1960s Godzilla, Mothra, Mechagodzilla, Rodan, and the rare Burning Godzilla. Ages 6+

This illustrated guide to all things Godzilla has behind-the-scenes photography, production materials, posters, and lobby cards detailing all the phases of Godzilla, from the Showa Era to today. It’s a coffee table book for those who don’t mind having monsters on the coffee table.

This is the big one—and I mean kaiju big. This LEGO Godzilla clocks in at 5,363 pieces, and when it’s built it stands more than 27 inches tall. It also has a detachable tongue or heat ray that can stick out of its open mouth, and it can be posed in a variety of ways. This is going to be available for order on November 27, and those who purchase it from LEGO.com between November 27 and November 30 will get a bonus LEGO set of a Godzilla sign and footprint (while supplies last). Ages 18+

Oh no—Minilla (Godzilla’s adopted son) has been kidnapped! In true Clue fashion, players have to determine which kaiju is the captor, who planned the kidnapping, and where Minilla’s being held. Fans will get a kick out of recognizing the different locations from the different films. Ages 8+

Godzilla as an ice cream with sprinkles? Godzilla with zebra stripes? These blind-box toys come in eggs, and who knows what Godzilla will look like after the egg hatches. “My son loved this and was excited to crack open the egg and see what was inside,” one parent told the Good Housekeeping Institute. Ages 4+

Fun fact: I know three different people who have this hoodie. One is a toddler, one is in middle school, and one is a full-grown adult (who I happened to have married). Truly, a gift for all ages. Sizes 4T to 2XL

The perfect read-aloud for any Godzilla fan and their kids, this picture book sees the kaiju stomping through other famous stories, like Little Red Riding Hood or Cinderella. The illustrations of destruction are also a treat. Ages 4+

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Godzilla is the GOAT, and whenever anyone sees this backpack, with its “King of the Monsters” logo, the status cannot be in doubt. And, as befits any kaiju, it features roomy compartments, including an interior laptop sleeve and two pockets for water bottles. Ages 12+

Of all the random Godzilla merch in my house, this is my favorite, because it comes in such a lovely shade of pink. Other characters also get the cherry blossom treatment, including Mechagodzilla ‘93 and Jet Jaguar. Or, for those who aren’t into the sakura vibes, this year Super7 is debuting an incredibly detailed, 8.5-inch Shin Godzilla charging figure (but it doesn’t come in the lovely pink color). Ages 14+

I have to be honest: Shin Godzilla second form grosses me out. Just look at those teeth! But my family loves nothing more than to see me squirm, and this crossbody bag certainly does the trick. It’s from Middle of Beyond’s Godzilla collection, which includes many gifts, accessories, and collectibles.

For those who just need a little stocking stuffer, these Godzilla socks are just the thing. Fans can slip them on, and then go stomping around the room making footfall noises.

Remember in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, when Godzilla curled up and took a nap inside the Colosseum in Rome, looking so adorable? Now the coziness can be recreated at home with this snoozy Godzilla plush. It’s 12 inches long, so it’s a good size for cuddling. Ages 15+

Godzilla is a throwback, retro pleasure—and so are Chia pets. Put them together, and the chia will grow to look like Godzilla’s spines. It’ll take about two weeks for the plant to achieve its final form, and it comes with enough materials for three plantings.

Let’s give Mothra some love, shall we—she’s the one who really keeps those kaiju in line. This plush from Great Eastern Entertainment is beautifully detailed, but Mothra also comes in—of course—Squishmallow form, and there’s also a plush from Super7. Ages 15+

This remote-controlled kaiju won a previous Good Housekeeping Best Toy Award because of its wealth of personality: It makes footfall noises, has a lumbering gait, and takes a few minutes to charge up to use its “heat ray breath” effect (which is really cool mist). “We brought it to the park, and it got a lot of attention,” one tester said. Ages 8+

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For those who couldn’t collect all of the Godzilla x Hello Kitty Happy Meal Toys, don’t despair: There’s another collectible series that features a cat in a Godzilla costume. This time it’s Mofusand, a star in its own right, and it’s also available as an 11-inch plush for $35. Both are exclusive to the official Godzilla store, which is also home to a wealth of other gifts.

Which team are they on? If it’s Godzilla’s, get them this BoxLunch jersey, which says “Godzilla” and “54�� on it, accented with a botanical pattern. Inside the 54, you can see Godzilla’s face.

For those who want to wear their Godzilla fandom on their sleeves—or around their necks—there’s an official RockLove collection, inspired by the Heisei-era creatures. There are necklaces for Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Godzilla, and also a Godzilla bracelet where the links look like its dorsal plates.