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Jet Jaguar is holding Megalon's horn in frame 14, and Kiryu references the original 1974 Mechagodzilla when his head turns 180. 
monsterzero9 It's funny how you ate a metaphorical ghost pepper right before somebody joined Team Rodan, which is why you wanted to eat that in the first place. Luckily it was metaphorically.
New Update: goji85 joined Team Rodan!
THIS IS TRULY A SHOCKING TURN OF EVENTS!!!!!
I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mmmmmmmmmmmmm! that was a good metaphorical ghost pepper!
its time to eat a ghost pepper!
Rest in peace, Thx for your contributions.
New Updates: Jojozilla just joined Team Mothra! Team Mothra has been rising pretty fast from the past 3 months. I think about 3 months, not sure.
godzilla vs. biollante was one of my favorites. this breaks my heart. rest in peace.
Rest In Peace, His contribution to the Heisei series will be remembered.
Rest in Peace
Final Wars was being written by Wataru Mimura about 6-7 months before Tokyo SOS even hit theaters. (Which might explain why Mimura didn't come back to write Tokyo SOS.) No matter what, Shogo Tomiyama seemed pretty determined to go a different direction.
I might go on another Godzilla marathon soon
Probably explains why they went for Godzilla Final Wars instead of continuing the Kiryu saga
The stinger was just there to ominously communicate that humanity didn't learn their lesson. What happened after doesn't really matter it's just an emblematic moment. The story itself is complete though--It was about that Godzilla and that iteration of MechaGodzilla and it was completely wrapped up by the end of Tokyo SOS.
I wouldn't be against a continuation of that continuity, but given how Tokyo SOS flopped...
Yup, countering and KOing the MV is now my thing. I'll watch Godzilla 1954 soon and probably maybe I don't know draw MV comparisons (and not in the MV's favor).
Well not explain but expand on the stinger if they so choose to make a stand alone movie like what the Kiryu saga did for Mothra and War of the Gargantuans. I wish I could have saw GxMG on the big screen but stuff happened.
well Toho could later come back in a later movie and finish that plot point
I only need to watch king kong vs. godzilla and godzilla 1984 and then I will have watched all godzilla movies.
Some things are left better unexplored
My only issue with the Kiryu Saga was that it ended too abruptly on a cliffhanger that was never explored (something that's a reoccurring issue with the Millennium and Reiwa series). Other than that, Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla and Tokyo S.O.S are both really good.
Jim in Seattle,
Toho actually okayed the Titra dub, it was the unauthorized use of all the production photos that pissed them off. Royalty laws work differently in Japan and Toho couldn't account for all of the crew members and actors in those photos.
It's also because Media Blasters did not wait for Toho's approval that the latter is so difficult to license special features from for North American releases. Basically, Media Blasters gave us one of the best releases possible for a Godzilla movie and, in doing so, made sure future releases were mediocre from then until eternity.
So the sequel will be about them fighting another boss...again. Fantastic, just Fantastic. sonictiger OHHHHH Counter hit and KO!
Hmm, There are a lot of newcomers but still no updates.
Tokyo Shock released "Destroy All Monsters" in 2014 on DVD. They secretly included the Titra English dub on the disc. When Toho found out, they were royally pissed and took all those copies off retail/online stores.
You can find the Titra dubbed version of "Atragon" on YT but the video quality is SO bad, it's hard to watch.
"Frankenstein Conquers the World" was released as 2 DVD release: the American version and the Japanese version. There are some scenes missing and included which is weird. Even the ending is weird. Earthquake or giant octopus?
It has to be MosuGoji from 1964's "Godzilla vs The Thing." Pure evil. Look at those eyes.
