How Strong Will Godzilla Ultima Be?

I think it’ll be stronger than MV godzilla at least. I mean it’s building up to something that could potentially end the world, and MV clearly isn’t capable of that.  And every japanese godzilla recently (as of 2016) has been doing that. 

If it can do this, then Godzilla Ultima is strong AF.

Just Kidding. Seriously though, it looks like one of the strongest Godzilla's yet.

L O L

Toho is kind of Cheeky that way. (I know orange and bones are making it but still.) After 2014 they made shin Godzilla stronger and taller. Then godzilla earth, who is definitely stronger and if you read the time line, AT 150 feet. So I feel like this trend will continue

If it can do this it's OP:

sonictiger

I think any godzilla could do that though.

Nah, the strongest Godzilla is the one who can beat either King Ghidorah or Mechagodzilla without help.

T R U E

No godzilla has done that.

Actually hesei has, so Hesei is strongest then. But that doesn’t work, they’d have to been the same Ghidorah with the same power level

Anyway Singular Point won’t have Ghidorah in it, and it looks like Godzilla will be fighting against Salunga.

SarcasticGoji If Singular Point at some point did have Ghidorah, would you think the Big G would win with or without help?

KaijuFan_6754

I think Ultima could. Unlike the Evolution of Shin which seems driven by its environment, Ultima evolves in steps to a final form. It’s not random it’s planned. Like it’s trying to become something like a deity, not a perfect animal.

id say hes gonna be pretty stupid strong because (judging by the preivews) he causes at least 2 nucleur bomb level explosions thrueghout the series.

monsterzero9

No one can say Godzilla Amphibivia isn’t Godzilla aftre seeing that scene

 i know this website to see godzilla singular point & he hasn't come out yet but he seems very very powerful 

TexanGodzilla

Im avoiding those sites because it’s illegal and robs the creators the chance to make profit off of their creation.

Given how powerful Godzilla Terrestria is, we're in for something world altering--Maybe literally, given where this Godzilla may have come from...

G. H. (Gman)

Ive seen theories that Godzilla Ultima isn’t evil but Salunga is, and Godzilla is meant to stop Salunga. It was interesting. But either way the world will end.

SarcasticGoji,
I'm not particularly concerned about Salunga at this point. Nor do I think he'll have anything to do with Godzilla.

G. H. (Gman)

Im not very convinced of that, It didn’t die. As for proof of that we see a shot of it as giant and in an urban area.

After all, the Diagonalizer experiment was a failure.

SPOILERS:

We'll see. The thing is Godzilla has ready been established as the creature of the end of times, so I don't really see Salunga playing a big part either way.

G. H. (Gman)

I think Salunga has a part to play, but it’s not really based on much information. I don’t really agree with the theory, but If it has any grounds, I would expect the good and evil roles to be reversed. Plus I don’t think many fans would be happy if the build up didn’t pay off in a godzilla fight. 

Another note about this show. It seems like it’s ripped right out of the showa era and I love it.

SarcasticGoji,
I don't think we're going to see Godzilla fight any monsters. It's just not what this series has been building toward. The other monsters seems to be directly caused by him in some way as a harbinger of his arrival--building up little at a time--Including Salunga. I think it will come down to how humanity stops Godzilla.

G. H. (Gman)

Your probably right, I just think the other kaiju have more of a part to play than just showing up. And I don’t know if it’s been revealed why in the show, but Anguirus doesn’t emit the red dust, which signifies its seperate from the rest of the kaiju I think

Godzilla Ultima is a short godzilla

I mean it’s confirmed height is 45 meters, meaning it’s 135 tall, 15 feet shorter than the showa height 150 ft

SarcasticGoji,
Honestly, I love that. I always preferred the smaller Godzillas in tokusatsu because it allowed the filmmakers to create more detailed, elaborate miniatures--Which, granted, doesn't really effect animation or CG. Story wise it was always easier for the characters to interact with the 50-80 meter monsters. I've always felt 100 meters+ was a bit too big since the Heisei era. I'm glad they knocked Godzilla's height back down to the 50-60 meter range in most of the Millennium movies.

I thought the size in the heisei era era was appropriate. Japan was more confident than in the showa era and was becoming a key player in the world. So the 50-60 meter would be dwarfed by skyscrapers. I feel Godzilla should tower over them.