Ultraman Twin Tail Vinyl Collectible by ACRO

Sideshow and ACRO are officially taking pre-orders for the Twin Tail Vinyl Collectible by ACRO, listed at $160.00 for the classic Ultraman franchise. This pre-painted monster from the Kaiju Remix Series is scheduled to ship between February 2027 and April 2027, measuring an impressive 13 inches (33 cm) tall.

The Twin Tail Vinyl Collectible by ACRO is a pre-painted soft vinyl statue manufactured by ACRO for the Ultraman franchise. Sculpted by artist Sagata Kick, it stands 13 inches (33 cm) tall and is scheduled to ship between February 2027 and April 2027 for $160.00. The piece is produced using ACRO’s proprietary U-Vinyl mold-baked casting method.

Sagata Kick Reimagines a Classic Prey Kaiju

Most fans remember Twin Tail from Return of Ultraman as the subterranean creature that served primarily as a meal for Gudon. Sculptor Sagata Kick completely flips that timid reputation on its head for his third entry in the Kaiju Remix Series. Instead of an awkward caterpillar waiting to be eaten, this creature looks ready to tear through Ultraman Jack without breaking a sweat. The upward-pointing snout still keeps that slightly vacant, endearing gaze from the television suit, but peek underneath and you will spot vicious rows of pointed teeth.

Armor Plating via ACRO U-Vinyl Technology

Translating high-detail garage kit prototypes into factory vinyl often washes out fine ridges, but ACRO counters that with its U-Vinyl mold-baked casting technique. The heavy segmented shell along the underbelly looks hard and calcified, standing in sharp contrast to the fleshy, ribbed flesh around the head. High-end art houses like X-Plus often pursue complete screen accuracy, whereas ACRO lets sculptors push biology into unsettling territory. Spines flare along the back with crisp definition, leading right up into those two towering appendages standing completely upright.

The Balance of Weight and Upright Tentacles

Achieving balance on a 13-inch (33 cm) vinyl creature whose main body crawls across the dirt while twin tails arch skyward is a serious engineering puzzle. The sweeping arch of the tail whips adds vertical drama to a design that usually looks flat on a display shelf. You get heavy, grounded bulk right where the beast hugs the floor, paired with aggressive curves rising into the air. It makes the entire predator look coiled to lash out, turning an eccentric television monster into a serious piece of creature sculpture.

Where to Get It

Sideshow — $160.00 · Pre-order · product page

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The Collector’s Survival Guide: How to Justify This

The Collector Math: Lore states that freshly hatched Twin Tail flesh tastes exactly like ocean shrimp. A gourmet jumbo prawn platter runs twenty dollars at any seafood restaurant, meaning eight dinners equal the full $160 sticker price. Owning a permanent thirteen-inch crustacean saves you infinite trips to the fish market.

How to tell your wife: Sideshow guarantees this thirteen-inch prehistoric sea monster will not arrive until at least February of 2027. That gives us exactly four months to completely rearrange the living room shelves before he gets here. I am simply giving us polite advance notice.

How to tell your parents: You always taught me to plan my finances months ahead of any major household acquisitions. Sideshow guarantees this thirteen-inch prehistoric monster will not ship until February 2027, proving my immense fiscal foresight. I am practically practicing responsible municipal monster zoning.

How to tell your kids: You may look at this thirteen-inch kaiju from across the room, but you absolutely cannot touch him. His face is on the bottom and his tails are on top, which makes him highly disoriented. Only licensed Science Patrol members handle upside-down monsters.

Sagata Kick turns an ancient monster known mostly for being lunch into a genuinely menacing, beautifully textured display piece. At $160 for 13 inches of specialized baked vinyl, this belongs on the shelf of anyone who loves experimental kaiju design.