Fiction · Pacific Rim · 2013 film design
How tall is Gipsy Danger?
The selected Gipsy Danger reference is 260 feet, about 79.25 meters tall.
79.248 m
Reported fictional height- Measurement
- Licensed character-height reference · nominal 260 feet
- Subject or version
- Pacific Rim · 2013 film design
- In feet, rounded
- 260 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
Licensed manufacturer Prime 1 Studio explicitly describes the fictional Jaeger as 260 feet tall, separately from its non-scale statue’s dimensions. This record converts that character figure to 79.248 meters. The early Warner Bros. promotional blueprint published by WIRED in November 2012 instead labels 88 meters (288 feet); the two references are not combined.
The upright cutout selects the blue 2013 film design with its ordinary hands lowered. Its chest turbine and armored limbs provide visual landmarks, but their individual dimensions remain interpretive.
Quick facts
Gipsy Danger uses the licensed 260-foot character reference, about 79.25 meters. An earlier promotional blueprint gave 88 meters; that difference stays explicit.
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Sources and measurement notes
- Prime 1 Studio: licensed Gipsy Danger character description, separate from statue specifications
- Warner Bros. promotional blueprint published by WIRED (2012)
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