Giant Booska Kaiju Sofubi by Max Toy x Martin Ontiveros

Based on a Booska painting by artist Martin Ontiveros and produced by Max Toy. 9" tall soft vinyl new in original packaging. The first children's sitcom to feature the amiable monster Booska is known as Kaiju Booska (translated as Monster Booska). The 47 episodes of the Tsuburaya Productions-produced program, which broadcast on Nippon TV from November 9, 1966, to September 27, 1967, were produced. Booska is the name of a cuddly, amiable kaiju (monster) that resembles a hybrid between a giraffe and a bucktoothed teddy bear. It was previously an iguana until its owner fed it experimental food, a premise reminiscent to Ned's Newt from the cartoon. Booska, who was developed by Eiji Tsuburaya, made his television debut in the well-liked 1966 children's program Monster Booska, which was put out by Tsuburaya Productions (which had just created Ultraman months earlier).