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aside from those three, I want to see Destoroyah
IT LOOKS AWESOME!!
I think I might be spoiling the movies.
Hahaha... somehow the trailer is so much better in Japanese..
Kamata-kun sounds better
It's Eelzilla actually.
That's pretty neat. And yeah, any word on if these are Japanese exclusives or not?
Same here Sci-Fi King25. I want Kamata-kun! (Fun fact: a Japanese fan nicknamed the Shin Godzilla forms based off where they made landfall. Form 2 is called Kamata-kun and From 3 is called Shinagawa-kun. I swear this is real and it is Kamata-kun is trending. Here is a source)
I hope this set isn't a Japan exclusive like the final form.
Why did you edit your topic and remove your initial post?
Edit: I'm throwing my comment away.
KingKaijuGojira It is.
Oh my God, they are adorable! But if memory serves me right, isn't the 3rd form, the one referred to as turkyzilla by some, supposed to be red? Or at least more red? I've only seen the movie once.
That's very true but maybe (spoilers for the movie):
Maybe he uses his oversized tail to use his atomic breath better (the breath from the tail)
Perhaps his torso is SO heavy that he requires such a long tail. There are plenty of animals in Earth's own kingdom that have tails 2-3x as long as their bodies.
I highly doubt they would have Planet X returning in the american godzilla film series.
The Planet X aliens were typical of 1960's aliens being human-like and having the power of mind control. So I doubt we will see the return of any 60's era plot points.
I was thinking only there names and maybe pictures will be used. Maybe it could be Godzilla vs Rodan for Godzilla 2 and then Planet X humans could return Rodan for Godzilla 4. I doubt that though.
I think it was confirmed that Rodan, Mothra and Ghidorah are for Godzilla 2. I don't remember exactly though seems so long ago that they announced everthing right after G14 then went silent for 2 years.
That tail is way to long for its body, I don't even think that G14 or even previous godzillas had that long of a tail.
Was about to post this :(
Wow, thanks for sharing these up Whalezilla! I'll get this shared on our social feeds asap. Very cool figures.
That doesn't indicate he wasn't smart in any form. The comparison to Godzilla "wasting" all his energy on the military is no more evidence of intelligence as Godzilla wacking the MUTO into a building that ended up toppling on his head. (That's not particularly wise either.)
The fact is, Godzilla in Shin Godzilla was surprise attacked by the perfect plan of bombardment. That doesn't particularly indicate a lack of intelligence on his part.
Well I mean neither are sentient--but Shin-Gojira was pretty blatantly not. Wasting all his energy on the military, and then still going--train bombed, buildings fallen on him. I mean I have never seen a Godzilla beaten as well as he was.
^That's an unsubstantiated assumption.
Maybe Gidorah, Rodan and Mothra will be used. Those 3 in Godzilla 2 needs certain proof.
GODZILLA316 - This was a very engaging and interesting chapter! I very much enjoy how you have chosen to present your dialogues and character interactions! Excellent work! Thank you ever so much for taking the time to create this and share it with us! :)
Shin Gojira wasn't smart, G14 was....SO...
Ok bro it's me Shiro i lost my password. Right now i'm talking a break and thinking for the next one.
I'm enjoying all of your death battles alot, just a suggestion, try to refine the writing a little more, focus on the grammar and language, and make good use of figures and parts of speech. Things like assonance, alliteration and similies could add lots of value, and make it much more entertaining for you and the reader. Otherwise, I believe you a good thing/idea going here.
The vague descriptor on the website merely claims that atomic energy is used to power a "blue flame". The observed properties of the breath in the film itself in question are consistent with what the novelization describes: a stream of high-intensity plasma, designed to effectively burn objects.
These properties are also supported by the prequel comic, where the breath weapon in question's effectiveness against the Shinomura is the fact that it uses high heat to simply burn all the individual creatures in the colony to ashes. As well, in said comic, the breath creates a small crater when it impacts solid ground, indicative of a plasma torch's limited kinetic impact when blowing away chips of metal for a clean cut.
This is also observable when Godzilla finishes off the female M.U.T.O., where the breath weapon cleanly burns through her neck and blows away little neck parts to leave a relatively even stump (ew.....). This is also consistent with the novelization and early screenplay mentioning the E.M.P. of the M.U.T.O.s counteracting the breath weapon, as plasma torches require electric currents to be passed through gas (oversimplification, but you get the gist of it).
The only evidence for the atomic breath being radioactive in any sense is the namesake. But even that is questionable given the descriptor of the weapon.
Hmm...according to my most accurate calculations, I could afford this statue in about twenty-five years if I sat aside $100.00 American dollars every month and sold half of my organs to scientific research communities. Easy math! :)
KINGKAIJUGOJIRA - Saints alive! That is amazing! If I possessed the currency required to purchase that statue, I would place it in front of my television and lounge across its arms while I play video games! :)
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Dang it, Gman2887. The loan was supposed to be a secret. *Checks credit score to see if acceptable*
It was certainly one of the most impressionable scenes in the film. I don't think we've ever seen Godzilla cover this much destruction in such a short time span.
