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Me thinks people are a little biased. I'm not going to say one way or another, but at 2:05 in this video...

...blowing up a monster twice his size and weight with a beam larger and more powerful than anything Godzilla's launched in 60 years? Check.

After looking at the picture, I think it might be the MUTO's head.

In the WonderCon footage, we saw that the MUTO has patches of white on it.

Godzilla 2014 has an unholy level of durability.

He took a nuke point blank to the face.

Incase you don't know, nuke explosions can go to over ten million degrees.

I'm going to give it to the Big G here.

I believe you if you say it's the head since you apparently saw the footage, but how is that possible? The pictures look nothing like either of the MUTO heads.... or am I just not getting the shape right?

It was the head, mostly everyone who saw the footage knows that.

First you see MUTOs head showing it's teeth (this scene is in the extended trailer) and then 1 or 2 seconds later it bites the train in half. That's no arm.

Great work, especially how it is obvious what it is referencing

@SOMETHING REAL - LMAO. YES. That comment was too good :)

Godzilla pity-stomps the overgrown sea turtle, and hard.

@SOMETHING REAL - Bring it it on thread! 

Godzilla has a supernatural feel to him at times where he'll always survive to remind men of how weak they are. Gamera is very much killable though. Still the mana blast would be hard to conceive anything surviving . . .even earth as evident that it threw the world into chaos by bringing back the gyaos. As of yet though we dont know the capabilities of 2014 but remember it's implied in GMK that Godzilla can even reform his body around a single heart.

@SOMETHING REAL -  No worries lol. I've been holding down the fort.

@TW_G-FAN2014 - Whoa there guy! Slow down, there is no such thing as false speculation, after all, speculations are not founded on hard evidence to begin with. He has every right to form a hypothesis based on his interpretations, especially when there exists more evidence backing his thesis than not. Have you even seen the toyline? Its been spoiler heavy for some time now.( That of course, was in regards to the damaged spines. )

@SOMETHING REAL - I was begining to wonder when my wing-man would return, or wing-girl in this case lol :) But yes, that is, more or less, the fact of the matter put together in a well phrased nutshell my lady. What took you?

@GTBETTA35 - I like you're conviction, I do, but I think I JUST stated that it is impossible for creatures of basic intellect to feel anger. That is not my opinion, that is scientific fact. If you want to agrue with that than you are talking to the wrong person. "He will restore the balance unknowingly by accomplishing what he needs to finish." Does Godzilla have something to "finish" GTBETTA? That sounds an awful lot like one's sense of responsibility, another trait unattainable to creatures of lower intelligence. Now if you want to believe that Godzilla can feel anger than by default you also agree that he is now pivy to a complex train of thought now host to a plethora of emotions, and yes, desire. Feel free to take that back if you like by the way, for Godzilla cannot possess higher level emotions like anger but be cut off from everything else that would come with being that intelligent in the first place. Anger requires an emotional component that creatures of basic intelligence lack, so in order to be angry you must also be beyond basic intelligence and thus, beyond basic instinct.

I'm going for Godzilla.

Hokmuto, if you want to be taken seriously, learn proper English and grammar. Right now your little tantrum looks like that of a child who doesn't know the first thing about being coherent or acting like an adult or at least a responsible and intelligent human being.

The gills are in fact gills. You DO have to deal with it because it's a fact. It's not speculation. Anyone who knows anything about animal biology knows what gills are and what they look like. Not to mention the FACT that Godzilla MUST have gills to breath underwater.

Second, Godzilla's spines are not changing sizes nor are they battle damaged. That is your opinion, and one based entirely on false speculation and premature judgement.

Good day!

Just posted the images in case someone doesn't know exactly what I'm talking about.

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It's the mouth with the lower jaw on the right side imo.

@Kage432

Oh, okay, that's what I thought. That was the scene I was talking about.

The lack of paragraphs and punctuations is disturbing.

I also heard that he comes with bluetooth and wifi capability.

I kid. Lol

@KAGE432 hahaha NO!

@THEGMAN123 Holy Crap Dude Nice! I Didnt Know That. Thanks For Answering. Very Nice Theory To. Ima Go With That. And Yes It Made Total Sense. Wow.

When did I ever say Godzilla couldnt have emotion? I said he couldnt be vengeful. If I were to put a storm or a hurricane or an earthquake in a metaphorical piece, what characteristics would you give it (hint: angry ones)? Being vengeful and angry are two incredibly different things. Many animals have the ability to be angry yet do not have the capability to be vengeful. You're saying he can be vengeful, im saying he cannot be.

And I dont think you understand. Godzilla isnt like "oop, time to restore the balance! Those humans have had it coming!!!!!" He awakens because the MUTOs have awakened. He doesn't know that we have awoken them, nor does he care. He just cares about eliminating his threat. He will restore the balance unknowingly by accomplishing what he needs to finish. Godzilla is a metaphor for nature that still to this day is able to defy us by leaps and bounds no matter how much we try to keep it at bay. Try stopping an earthquake, try plugging up a volcano, try blocking a tsunami. The volcano doesn't know its buring a city, the earthquake doesnt know it's turning a city to rubble, the tsunami doesnt know it's engulfing a city. They just do. Can Godzilla be angry because his foe is among him once again? Yes. He IS angry. VERY angry. Thats the animal in him. Not the metaphor. But will he be vengeful? Not in the slightest.

i know what scene your talking abaout. it was the mutos head lookin into the train car after breaking it in half

Any modern incarnation of Godzilla kaiju-stomps Gamera, and hard.

@COCKZILLA - Hey, if you're right than you're right. Everything you said could easily be true, but we won't know until we know. I just hope Godzilla has character like the older versions, that way he can be just as intelligent but equally terrifying.

That's a hard one because the new godzilla might not regenerate but I still have to say godzilla

And i agree with the elephant thing though. I do not see with this godzilla though. As with their "ancient foes", iy seems they were the cats and dogs of that period. And they do not emotionally hate each other.

@COCKZILLA - Thanks for the response. It seems you can be reasoned with, and as such I strongly recommend you reread the last response I gave for GTBETTA35 because I don't feel like explaining it again lol.

I see, I was wrong about the anger part and stand corrected.

But then, by feeling only agression, then it takes out the vengeful part and acting aggressive by instinct am I correct? No "I shall avenge my giganic people" shit.

It's the head

@FREE5 - Agreed. And elephants are not animals of mere basic intellect. As for Godzilla being a member of the Avengers, I don't think they would ever need S.H.I.E.L.D. again lol.

As far as Godzilla movies go, the revenge angle has precedent: Godzilla vs. Destoroyah shows that Godzilla takes things personally when family gets harmed.  It also has precedent in the real life animal world: mother elephants are known to go on violent rampages against human villages when their calves get killed by hunters.

As for the earlier misinterpretation of the title...can't you imagine how awesome it would have been if Godzilla actually joined forces with Iron Man, the Hulk and Captain America to take down supervillains?!

@DINOZILLA0439 - No, you were right, Ford was in a train. I only refer to it as the airport scene as to avert confusion because both scenes involve trains.

It's most likely not the MUTO's head.

Probably an arm or something.