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I think anywhere on, in, or off the planet would be cool for Godzilla
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Yeah, that would be a terrific locale for Mothra. Imagine thick fog, oddly shaped mountains and a looming blue glow.
Also, if Godzilla goes to Paris, they need to have him fight a robotic snail. Not sure why, but it feels appropriate for some reason...
In some ways I kind of don't want Godzilla to go to Tokyo in the MonsterVerse.
Mainly because it would be kind of funny if, out of all the cities, Tokyo managed to actually stay unharmed in this series and also because we've seen Godzilla in Tokyo dozens of times throughout the series. Obviously Tokyo is Godzilla's main city, but I feel like there's only so many times we can see him destroy the same city over and over again before it starts feeling a bit repetitive. I wouldn't be against Godzilla going to Tokyo in the MonsterVerse, but personally I think it would be more interesting to see him in locations he hasn't been to yet (or locations that he's only been to a few times).
It'll probably focus on the aftermath of G'14, with the world coming to terms with what happened during the events of the film and the fact that giant monsters exist. I can see them bridging the gaps between G'14 and KOTM, giving more details about what happened in between those films, with Monarch tracking Godzilla, discovering the locations of other Titans, and possibly dealing with smaller scale incidents involving other monsters. I could even see them including the events of Godzilla: Aftershock, showing it from a different perspective (which would help to include larger scale monster fights, without having to retcon what was established in KOTM).
Also Tokyo it's a classic and would be cool to see how it would work with the monsterverse
New york would be cool but idk
what else would be interssteing is seeing him in the tianzi mountains, i know its not a city but it could be cool
I would love to see him in Chongqing. There's very interesting terrain and sprawling skyscrapers of varied forms (to smash). It is not too far from MV Mothra's temple, so I think it can fit in the lore nicely. Also, it has never been in any of these tentpole films and remains unseen to the majority of the non-sino-audience.
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He could also go to Pyongyang, just for fun..
Godzilla in Paris would be pretty interesting.
It may be a somewhat generic choice, but I would love to see Godzilla go to New York again, since we've never had a full proper Godzilla movie that takes place there. He briefly showed up in New York for a couple of seconds in Destroy All Monsters, we had the 1998 film (which most fans don't really consider a true Godzilla movie) and Rodan went there briefly in Final Wars and Singular Point, but we've never gotten a movie where Godzilla fights another monster there. Considering how many times we've seen Godzilla destroy Tokyo, I feel like he should have another chance in New York.
The other city that I would like to see Godzilla in would probably be Seattle, since we've never actually seen him there, aside from a couple of video games.
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Id like to see Goji end up in Seoul maybe, or Paris mainly because he would have taken down down both the tokyo tower and effiel tower
HinikunaGoji,
Agreed 110%.
Godzilla sending them into hibernation was such an unfortunate creative walk back. Instead of seeing a world trying to co-exist with monsters we went back to a play-it-safe scenario.
I think the idea was that releasing certain Titans would help the world, however there were too many Titans that were woken up during the events of KOTM and in Godzilla Dominion they were starting to get into conflict with each other (such as Behemoth and Amhuluk battling over territory) and humanity (such as Scylla attacking the military and trying to feed on nuclear weapons) to the point that they could potentially cause more damage to the world in the process. So Godzilla ordered them to rest for the time being because he was tired of constantly having to deal with them and the trouble some of them were causing. Godzilla probably only wanted to wake them at times where they were needed, which could explain why they were dormant before the events of KOTM.
I just want to say that Dominion causes huge problems for me for some reason.
Wasnt the point of KOTM that releasing the titans helped the world, so why get rid of them?
its like retconning
The reason Godzilla didn't send the other Titans after Mechagodzilla was sort of explained in Godzilla Dominion. Godzilla ordered the other Titans to go into hibernation because they were constantly getting into conflict with each other and humanity and potentially posed a threat to the world. Plus, due to the fact that Mechagodzilla was being controlled by Ghidorah's brain (in a way being a reincarnation of him) Godzilla probably viewed it as a continuation of his personal rivalry with Ghidorah.
As far as Godzilla not sending them after Kong, again it wasn't their fight. Godzilla's rivalry with Kong was a remnant of the ancient war between their two species, presumably the other titans had no part in that rivalry.
Well in the prequel graphic novel, he basically forces the other titans into the hollow earth
QuinnTKO
Your welcome, ALIEN is one of my favorite franchises
But I would like to see that fight if it happened, and if not he should have killed her.
These all look cool and thanks for answering my question Xenotaris
This is the Gorilla-Alien from NECA based on the old kenner toy
Nice, that clears up a lot for me thanks!
Thats awesome!! What is that design?
HinikunaGoji
Now if this was 2005 King Kong, he would be a Gorilla-Alien
This actually makes a lot of sense. Weaves all lore together flawlessly.
I believe it picks up right after Godzilla vs. Kong and takes place mainly in the hollow earth.
Might have been a little of both. He was probably tired from his fight with Ghidorah and probably didn't want to get into any other fights at the moment, but was still willing to fight if he had to. The look he gave Rodan in that scene seemed like an "I'm not in the mood for your crap" kind of look, and the look he gave to the other titans afterwards seemed like an "anyone else want test my patience?" look. At least that was my interpretation.
I got the impression Goji was ready to fight at them all but they bowed so he didnt.
Xeno-Kong could be a little more bulky, but probably just a drone, like you said
Now imagine a xenomorph-rodan, xenomorph-gigan, xenomorph-ghidorah and xenomorph-varan. A xenomorph-kong would probably just be a kaiju-sized Xenomorph Drone
Godzilla was tired from his fight with Ghidorah so he wasn't in the mood to start any other fights. The MUTO Queen saw what Godzilla did to Ghidorah and probably knew that he would kill her if she tried to challenge him, so she backed down and submitted to him. It's possible that, due to their natural rivalry, they did eventually fight each other, but during the moment they called a temporary truce.
Again, this is only just me speculating. The official plot synopsis for Godzilla vs Kong stated that the Hollow Earth expedition would discovered clues to the Titan's origin, and since that expedition uncovered the mysterious Hollow Earth energy it's likely that the energy played a role in the the Titan's origins.
This theory was also inspired by this fan made video that was made prior to the release of GvK:
The Hollow Earth energy may have existed back during the Permian, Godzilla's species and other early Titans may have been mutated/created by the energy. G'14 stated that Godzilla was from an age where the Earth was "10 times more radioactive" and that when the radiation subsided, creatures like Godzilla and the MUTOs went deeper underground to be closer to pockets of that radiation. It's possible that the "radiation" was actually the Hollow Earth energy. The energy may have existed all over Earth's surface during the Permian and was responsible for creating the first Titans, but due to certain cataclysms, (possibly the Permian Extinction) the energy on Earth's surface subsided, with remnants of the energy source eventually only existing within certain locations of the Hollow Earth. Later throughout Earth's history, during the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras, other types of animals (for example, great apes/ancestors of Kong' species) may have found their way into the Hollow Earth and were exposed to the Hollow Earth energy which also caused them to mutate and evolve into Titans.
The Hollow Earth energy might not have naturally formed on Earth and could have an extraterrestrial origin, possibly landing on Earth during or before the Permian. It could have originated from another planet that was destroyed, with chunks of that planet, containing the energy, landing on various other planets which gave rise to alien Titans, like King Ghidorah. Ghidorah's species being created by the the same (or similar) energy source could also explain why he came to Earth, possibly being attracted to the energy found in the Hollow Earth.
