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    Source: Bandai Co., Ltd. Official Site: b-boys.jp/ultrax (Japan) Official Movie Site: m-78.jp/x (Japan) Late this month, Bandai`s "Ultraman X Ultra Hero X" line of PVC (soft vinyl) figures will add characters from ULTRAMAN X THE MOVIE (??? ??????? ??????????????, Gekijoo-ban Urutoraman X Kita Zo! Ware-ra no Urutoraman). The film opens in Japanese theaters on March 12th. The new additions include Ultraman X in his Beta Spark Armor as well as DX versions of the monsters Zaigorg, Gorg Fire Golza and Gorg Antlar. Figures of classic heroes and monsters that also appear in ULTRAMAN X THE MOVIE are already available from Bandai: Ultraman, Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Nexus, Ultraman Max, Ultraman Zero, Ultraman Ginga and Ultraman Victory were released as part of Bandai`s Ultra Hero 500 line; and Alien Baltan as an Ultra Monster 500 figure. The ULTRAMAN X (???????, Urutoraman Ekkusu, 2015) series monster Tsurugi Demaaga was released as a DX figure this past October. Most figures come with a Ultra Live Sign chip and/or plastic Cyber Card with audio and data files that can be scanned by Bandai`s Ultraman X DX Xdevizers (sold separately). Cyber Cards can also be purchased in sets.

    Photo courtesy of Bandai Co. © Tsuburaya Productions

    Ultra Hero X 08: Ultraman X (Beta Spark Armor)/ ??????X ????????X 08 ???????????X(???????????) Manufacturer: Bandai Size: Height Approximately 14cm (5.5 Inches) Release Date: February 27, 2016 Price: ¥702 (Approximately $6.22 US, Tax Included)







    Photo courtesy of Bandai Co. © Tsuburaya Productions

    Ultraman X Ultra Monster DX: Gorg Fire Golza/ ??????X ??????DX ??????????? Cyber Card and Ultra Live Sign features audio of the monster`s roar (same as the Ultra Monster 500 Fire Golza figure). Manufacturer: Bandai Release Date: February 27, 2016 Price: ¥1,296 (Approximately $11.49 US, Tax Included)


    Photo courtesy of Bandai Co. © Tsuburaya Productions

    Ultraman X Ultra Monster DX: Gorg Antlar/ ??????X ??????DX ???????? Cyber Card and Ultra Live Sign features audio of the monster`s roar (same as the Ultra Monster 500 Antlar figure). Manufacturer: Bandai Release Date: February 27, 2016 Price: ¥1,296 (Approximately $11.49 US, Tax Included)


    Photo courtesy of Bandai Co. © Tsuburaya Productions

    Ultraman X Ultra Monster DX: Zaigorg/ ??????X ??????DX ????? Cyber card and Ultra Live Sign on Zaigorg`s foot features audio of the monster`s roar as heard in ULTRAMAN X THE MOVIE. Cyber Card has audio of Cyber Zaigorg roar. Manufacturer: Bandai Release Date: February 27, 2016 Price: ¥2,160 (Approximately $23.94 US, Tax Included)


    For more information on ULTRAMAN X, please see the earlier coverage here on SciFi Japan:


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