Pink Godzilla rocks ngl

He looks good in pink :)

Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color - Official Trailer

The black and white version of Godzilla Minus One will hit theaters in North America for one week only starting on January 26, 2024.

Posters

Do you think Mothman is Mothra's nephew or something

human goji yippe

Super Godzilla

Chireru Verses Space Godzilla (2006 compared to 2023)

he is allowed to eat one fishing boat, as a treat

HAPPY GODZILLA DAY 2023!!

-A simple homage to the King of the Monsters himself!!

Minus one Goji! (Minus one was amazing)

Monster Island Activities

Godzilla: Minus One - Official Trailer

Godzilla: Minus One will hit theaters in Japan on November 3, 2023 and in the United States on December 1, 2023.

Synopsis

In postwar Japan, a new terror rises; Godzilla. Will the devastated people be able to survive... let alone fight back?

The monster is back!

I could write so much about the differences between Shin Godzilla and Godzilla Minus one as different sides of a political story.

Shin was a political satire at points about the ineffectiveness of Japanese Beauracracy in the face of immediate crisis and how a solution can only be found once the government is pared back to a leaner, more agile and less bound by red tape core of problem solvers. I talks about competence and creativity and radical ideas in the face of insurmountable odds once freed from constraint. The protagonists are young, scrappy and ambitious and the idea that you can make a difference, can step up and save everyone if only you were free to do so.

Minus One is about humans struggling to deal with a crisis in the face of a LACK of government, with almost no military after the trauma of a war they were forced into by their government and then lost badly. It's about picking up the pieces and then having those pieces kicked over again because of the actions of others and possibly, the inaction of one of the protagonists in the past. It's about regret and shame and heartbreak and the feeling you are not worthy of happiness so denying it when it presents itself to you.

And while Shin deals with the constraints placed on Japan by the treaty that ended World War II and whether or not they can deploy their self-defense forces to try and stop Godzilla before it is too late, Minus one deals with the lack of support from the US Occupying Forces who seem to not care if Japan gets absolutely destroyed again. You can almost feel a kind of callous disdain in the non-presence of the Americans as if they are ok with Japan being destroyed as long as it doesn't lead to conflict with the USSR. Or maybe they are just using that as an excuse to further humiliate a defeated enemy that once threatened them.