Wait, this got me wondering. While I know the line itself is called One:12, why is this Ultraman being advertised as such, when surely, a 1:12 scale Ultraman should be much larger?

"It's clearly a figure of the shrunken, human-sized Ultraman, the jet is a model and the buildings are props"

I have no idea. Probably because the name of the line advertises the product better.

It's because "1/12 scale" and "6-inch scale" basically mean the same thing in the toy world.

Then again Storm Collectibles somehow gets away with using "1/12 scale" in their stuff despite all of their toys being 7-inch scale so who knows.

I dunno maybe it's easier to just keep the branding instead of changing the name to 1:230 Collective.

I guess it's technically a 1:12 scale figure of Bin Furuya wearing the Ultraman costume.

But, y'know, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Oh no! Ultraman and Tokyo City have been shrunk down by a miniature VTOL Jet!! Can YOU help Ultraman use his light-up laser eyes and Ultra Slash to save the day?!

So uh, it apparently happened awhile ago, but I only found out about it now. Apparently the Mezco Ultraman is now up for pre-order on various websites.