Godzilla the King of Monsters has gone through a number of redesigns during his cinematic career. He's been classified from everything between a Dinosaur, prehistoric superspecie, God and even a plant... yes, a plant. With each new incarnation usually comes a fresh appearance and in most cases, G-fans are usually opposed to redesigns of Gojira at first but generally come to accept the changes after they witness the new Godzilla incarnation in action. However, some alternative Godzilla designs have been too radical in the past to consider for a feature film inspiration, the following artwork I'm sharing with you today does not seem to fall into that category. The following Godzilla head renders were created by freelance concept artist wietze and they depict Godzilla as more of a reptilian behemoth, rather than the more amphibious / mammalian designs of previous versions. Although the following is just fan artwork, I'm curious to know what other fans think and if you believe a design similar to the ones below would perform well in a production film setting. Would you get behind a design like these? Let us know in the comments section!
The next Hollywood Godzilla movie is officially called Godzilla x Kong: Supernova and will hit theaters on March 26th, 2027! Visit the GxK: Supernova page for more information, production updates and everything we know so far!
From Toho, Takashi Yamazaki is directing a sequel to Godzilla Minus One and is currently in development! The next film will act as a direct follow-up and will even include more Monsters! The Godzilla Minus One sequel page is tracking all information on Toho's next Godzilla movie as it becomes available, don't miss an update!
There is also the next season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters on the way, as well as other spin-off Godzilla series in the works at Apple TV!
Furthermore, while not Godzilla related, Legendary have also teamed up with Amazon to produce a live-action Pacific Rim TV series, which is also currently in the works! So many Kaiju-sized projects in the works - check back often for new information on them all!
