Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2026 Long Live the King, Godzilla: King of the Monsters
2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QXI1413
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the legendary Titan, " Godzilla," as depicted in the 2019 action/Sci-Fi film, "Godzilla: King of the Monsters." Known for his incredible strength and towering presence, he rises from the darkest depths of the ocean, with glowing radioactive blue dorsal spines, to protect the Earth from destruction by other prehistoric Titans or "Kaiju:" Mothra, first introduced in 1961, as the colossal moth goddess; the fiery, flying pterosaur Rodan; and the three-headed dragon, King Ghidorah. The crypto-zoological agency, Monarch, is tracking these apex super-species, while eco-terrorists awaken them, in order to force an environmental reset, but global chaos ensues, instead. Mothra (Titanus Mosura) becomes a crucial ally to Godzilla, as she battles Rodan and sacrifices herself. Bring this mighty prehistoric powerhouse home to protect your clan, but don't hang him next to Rodan (see ornament QXI8855 ), or trouble will ensue! Fun Fact: The title of this Legendary Pictures film originates from the 1956 movie, starring Raymond Burr. The ornament can stand on it's own, or be hung from the display hook on top, and is dated on the underside of the base.
- Artist
- Orville Wilson
- Size
- Not available
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Box Size
- 6" H x 4" W x 4" D
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