Multiple or young/old Godzilla Monsters......

berzerker87

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I have looked at many of the designs and their characteristics are so close, it made me think what if there are multiple Godzillas in the new movie. I have also looked at many of the designs and thought maybe there is an old and a young Godzilla in the new movie. They share so many same characteristics and yet some look old or decayed and others look young and bright/colorful if you will. Either way I like the idea of multiple Godzilla monsters fighting. I just think how awesome it was when I a kid watching mecha Godzilla fight Godzilla for the first time with faux skin and that was bad ass then and it sounds bad ass now.

KaijuFall3
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November 11, 2013

no there is only one godzilla that is confirmed

"i dont know what weapons will be used in world war 3 but i know what wil be in world war 4...sticks and stones"Albert Eienstien

xxsaberblackcrow
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November 11, 2013

There is only going to be one Godzilla in the movie if there was another one that would be messed up

berzerker87
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November 11, 2013

And the theory of a young Godzilla and an old one? I mean, one Godzilla but show it's life. We never have seen the evolution of Godzilla, not in full anyway. I'm interested in an original origin story of the of the king of all monsters.

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November 11, 2013

A lifespan of Godzilla isn't a good idea because to do it well it'd need multiple movies and there's no guarantee there will be sequels. The closest thing we'll ever get to a Godzilla's lifespan is the baby from the heisei

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November 11, 2013

Im going to say that Godzilla will never be a girl he,ll all we,s be a Boy.

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November 12, 2013

A Godzilla takes at least a few hundred years of natural nuclear radiation to reconstruct its body to be Kaiju ready after that same radiation kills it. Modern nuclear weapons speed up the process to just a few decades. A giant Godzilla of which we will see the likes of in the upcoming movie was likely dormant for thousands of years,and has had at least that amount of time to have been reconstructed into its current form,perhaps even millions of years. That's why we see only a few key examples of the species. If anything,they're quite an odd case,having the most recorded specimens of any other Kaiju-based species.