Could you design Godzilla in a way that he doesn't break the Square-Cube Law?

there is a link to an article someone wrote basically explaining this, I am too lazy/don't have the time to find it right now but with minimal effort you should be able to do so, it's pretty good, although it was written right before the last movie was released.

i dont think its posible for a land animal but it migth be posible for a deep sea creature that can´t walk on land and should be maximum of 50m or so

and it migth get its energy and nutrients from getermic activity like tubeworms

Yes.

Bird like bones would be very light

Making the bones, muscles and skin durable enough to resist the square-cube law.

I'm not exactly knowledgeable on the subject but what if most of Godzilla's early development was focused on bone density and growth? Like if instinct led him to see out bone fortifying souces of food or nutrients?

That plus his brain routing a great deal of resources to laying the foundation that all that muscle would later rest on?

Kind of like a Kaiju puberty?

I found this a while back, http://www.angelfire.com/ego/g_saga/kaijubiologyarticle.html

zillas design is actually less realistic

Godzilla already follows the square-cube law. If his skin, bones and muscles are strong enough to withstand a nuclear explosion, they should be able to support his weigh with no problem.

Ok, i made this account waiting for a coversation like this. I have actually been having this discussion for a week. And i believe if he was around 30-40 feet tall, close to 1954 gojis height that he would be able to withstand his weight. Their are dinosaurs that i have seen that if they were to stand on only two feet they would be along that height. Idk, im only just learning about this in school.

Make him silicon based, like the kaiju from Pacific Rim? Slattern was almost 200 feet taller than Godzilla 2014, but still weighted almost 15 times less.

@A-ZILLA Godzilla '54 is 164 feet tall, not 30-40 feet.