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I like that, thank you so much for sharing.
Long Live The Kings!
Also is any one going to do something about the trolls down in the visitor comments who not only try to claim that the movie's a failure, but have said a lot of hateful and borderline offensive (and sometimes racist) comments?
Wait, Never mind... Skelebull's actually just dead...
Skeleturtle is cool but he's no match for Skelebull!
Yes FeMUTO would've destroyed SF
tapeworM indeed
tapeworms
or giant isopods, but actually giant
Want to get this! But, there are still other figures such as
Rodan, and Mothra!
this is mothra <-
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I think It looks too native. compared to current godzilla, tail is to long, and head looks like trex. But, it the thing about long tail makes me like this design^^
Or Cotylorhynchus
uuhh
Pangolin
big pangolin
or some kinda nudibranch. or, here me out...TARDIGRADE
I think it does. "Godzilla in the Multiverse of monsters"
Dude, did you have to call me out like that?
Godzilla 2000 and Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II are among some of my personal favorite Godzilla movies.
R.I.P Wataru Mimura, Thank You for your contribution to this amazing series.
Never know the worth of water, until the well runs dry.
I like them both, but it would have even interesting to see this design in action.
i can't choose i like them both-
They also set up Jet Jaguar's change in dimension an episode earlier when they explained the archetype dust was changing the dimensional fabric of reality. Being a singular point allows for creatures that can not exist in our world to exist, including Jet Jaguar's dimensions. That one I got out of the gate.
HinikunaGoji,
Each universe has 10 dimensions though. That has nothing to do with the multiverse.
And while it's true the physics the show seem to indicate time is set, the competing singular points could lend itself to a season two that adjusts the possibility for a multiverse. The idea of information sent back as an answer that isn't clear as information is definitely important to the set timeline and narrative idea. But I wouldn't count out the possibility of a multiverse implementation.
I love the 1998 design, I think it's a cool monster design, although it doesn't really fit Godzilla that much.
This design, however, would have been perfect for Godzilla, it's different, but still recognizable. I really love how fierce and reptilian it looks.
I love this design and the 1998 version we got, would have loved to see the original planned american godzilla on the big screen
For me, GMK has the cooler design.
Mine is Kawa Mun. Kawa Mun would be a 200ft upright standing dog-lizard being. It would be a very distant cousin of Godzilla. It would be able to spew acid or lava out of its mouth, all generated from a crest on its head. Its tail would have a stegosaurus like spike cluster to defend against any hostile attackers such as Ghidorah or Rodan.
Mine is Komodo God. Its a Komodo Dragon that evolved on Skull Island for 30 years. It grew to a height of 35 meters. It then traveled away from Skull Island. It grew gills to swim under water. It then fed on plasma energy becoming 90 meters in height. It then was able to seemingly fire a beam that a Maser Canon would fire. It still kept the ability to spit poison. It then attacked India. It decimated India. Then, it America. It first destroyed Canada, and then attacked USA. The USA government decided to drop the Tsar Bomb on Komodo God. After evacuating the whole country, they dropped the Tsar Bomb on Komodo God. After the smoke cleared, Komodo God was only with a head, one arm no legs, no tail, and to body. They defeated Komodo God, with the cost of polluting and destroying USA. The world celebrated, and they were free. Then, on Skull Island, Komodo God egg hatched out...
So that is my kaiju
Disney wanted in on the monsterverse
I think leaving the questions open ended leaves room for more story opportunities. I don’t think it’s as much of a problem if the story isn’t done.
It took me two minutes, and another thing is it’s definitely not trying to cater to an American audience. It’s full of references only Japanese viewers would get and there’s a lack of marketing in America as well. It didn’t take me hours to research I just knew it already and didn’t make a connection
I know that the show is more focused on science than action, my issue is that they don't really explain Jet's growth in the show, it just sort of happens. Godzilla vs Megalon at least gave some explanation for his growth (even if it was just a throw away line). Again, I get that the show is more based on science, but I feel like we shouldn't need to do hours of scientific research in order to understand why Jet Jaguar suddenly decided to change size.
Warthog or wild boar. Those things will ruin your day and even top predators don’t mess with them when given the choice not to.
it has scientific basis like the rest of the plot, it’s a science driven story, not a action or character driven one
Yeah, it was told like that. But then Adam came out and said Godzilla was just playing with Kong the whole time and finally took the fight seriously when he got hit in the head. So basically the director just said Godzilla didn’t take Kong seriously at all and when he snapped he took Kong out in quick manner.
Jet Jaguar grew because of Plot Convenience (same goes for his appearance in Godzilla vs Megalon), he needed to grow so he "programmed himself to change sizes".
our universe is in the fourth demension.
Accoridng to the physics of the show time is set and doesn’t branch off. The the clashing singular points were giving different answers.
HinikunaGoji,
Dimensions are different than universes though. For example the fourth dimension is in our universe, we just can't see it because we exist in a third dimensional world. Archetype exists in the same universe, but a different dimension and has somehow seeped into the third dimension.
But the idea that singular points had competing solutions in our universe point to multiple possibilities. Multiple possibilities [could] mean multiple universes--each with 10 dimensions.
