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I doubt something that colorful would be in an american film, it would have to be either a dark solid color or black

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So many posters; so few walls!  This one's pretty cool, too.

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I thought it was in september

*checks calendar*

You're about 7 and a half months early bro.

Godzilla vs. Megalon's 48th Birthday is tomorrow though, if you want to wheel around later.

Imo the best legendary jet jaguar would look similar to the redesign by "NoBackStreetBoys"

I dunno it doesn’t seem very monsterverse to me

HinikunaGojira,
Murase worked on Howl Beyond the Fog as well. He sculpted Nebula and was the Director of Photography.

yep

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That's fine, this isn't my own design anyways and I would like a different head for it.

They kind of remind me of Heisei King Ghidorah

I'm fine with the body being Gypsy Danger and all but the head should at least look like Jet Jaguar

But Pacific Rim and Monsterverse’s only connection is that Legendary worked on both of them.

Yeah and G Theorist, he would need a theme adjacent to his classic origins and Pacific Rim

Eh, it's fine.

I don’t think that design would work in mosterverse

As long as he still has the original theme song, I'm down!

Awesome, am I right?

First Comment.

Weird Details aside, I do enjoy playing Godzilla Unleashed.

If this does well, maybe Toho might do a Tokusatsu kaiju film

This made me think of Call from Beyond the Fog. I read about it, and there was a display on it during G-Fest.

Wow even the design reminds me of the Showa Era. The Realism in the shot with Orochi in the city is astounding. The Miniatures are so detailed. 

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Aww, I hope they still use varan in the show. Nice fan art tho. :)

also, I find this prediciment quite amusing

good point. 

I HATE, JUST HATE coronavirus!!!!!!!

At least Godzilla Vs Kong is coming to HBO Max in 2 weeks...

1998 and KotM were very front loaded though. I probably also should have noted that 1998 came out in a decade where Hollywood films were more popular than Japanese films in Japan. In fact the ratio of Hollywood films to Japanese films released in the country was about 7 to 3. The Japanese film industry only had under 2,000 screens in the 1990s and it was still recovering from the economic turmoil of the 1970s. (In fact it arguably hasn't recovered to this day.)

Today, it's reversed. Japanese films are much more popular in Japan and they have well over 3,000 screens. Even then, however, it's very difficult for movies to crack 5 million tickets. It's interesting how circumstance dictates the success of movies. Not unlike COVID in North America right now.

I can if you want, but I don't think there's any need. They're still cool images.

Yes, thank you!

And this shot from kotm is awesome

Best moment though, hands down

The 98 movie did well. G14 was a success. Shin did very well. KotM was almost a success

What about 

I wonder what burning shin would look like...

 that  was just a joke, neoryn

is there any ways I can delete posts?