forgot to mention i watched shin godzilla for the first time the other day aaand

minus one is still my fav movie but shin by far had my favorite godzilla design. when i saw his fucking jaw split apart my jaw dropped. every single evolution is terrifying, and each one just gets worse and worse. shin's face coming through the smoke of the missiles made my blood run cold. the beam was horrifying and delicious

japan scrambling to defend itself from not only godzilla but from the US that is far too happy to drop a nuke again. the lives lost because selfish decisions. the hubris of humanity

and most of all, the decaying corpse with further evolutions inside was chilling. this movie was so striking.

also shin godzilla googly eye cute :3

NOOT NOOT!!!!🐧

Shin Godzilla but with Who Will Know

(Slight spoilers(?) for Shin Ultraman)

I made another one with the original meme soundtrack but Tumblr doesn't allow more than one video per post so that sucks...

The second one is here on my Twitter acc

*DO NOT REPOST MY VIDEO*

This truly was one of the most fucked up beats to casually drop and then end on

Shin’s Seen Better Days

Anyways, imma talk about shin Godzilla now because this movie don't PLAY. I like the American movies but omg, it focuses entirely too much of the people and their lil stories when irdgaf about the their stories, I will a little bit depending on how exactly they're affected by God Zilla but for the most part I want it to focus on the literal big ass monster in the room and shin Godzilla does exactly that!!

Plus I actually feel fucken scared of this creature, it's not just a cool big monster, it seems like an actual unstoppable force that everyone is doing their best to get rid of but no matter how quick they are or how they change their strategy, it doesn't work and you really see the destruction that Godzilla causes, both to individual people and to the cities.

Not to mention that it all could've never happened if they never polluted the sea with radioactive chemicals so it's also a pollution story thing, like this movie really is great!!

Also I thought y'all would've been exaggerating about Godzilla being in constant pain but no, that creature really does seem to be in constant pain from evolving literally every second that it's on and off land, i think it wants to die fr.

imogen when shes off the mark on her lighting

GxK the new empire Godzilla tribute

Went to watch it with my siblings it was very fun highly recommend it if your godzilla fan who doesn't mind the madness

i cant believe theyre fighting fantasy moon shin godzilla

Absolutely wonderful film! This has taken the place of #1 Godzilla film. The other, American, movies make Godzilla out to be some sort of hero. This movie shows just how horrifying this sort of creature would be! The monster's design really drives that point home (though I have to admit, the eyes are a little silly looking).

“Got a new acting job for you.”

“Is it a sequel?”

“No, it’s a cameo but you get bigger arms.”

“Sign me up.”

Shin Ultraman Spoilers | Shin Gomess

Am watching Shin-Godzilla and is really fitting that when they say "let's bring in the USA" and then they hear what the USA wants to do to kill godzilla they all just go "They'll cause more destruction than godzilla!"

Like yea, the USA is more destructive than the big monster

New Wikizilla video is out—written/narrated/edited by me—on the many connections between Shin Ultraman and Shin Godzilla. Made possible by me not having anything else to do when NYAFF's Shin Ultraman tickets went on sale (they sold out in about an hour) and Toho putting the first ten minutes on YouTube in June.

We’re just going all Shin Godzilla with the Jyamato, aren’t we?

EARTHSPARK SPOILERS ABOVE AND BELOW!

For a kids show, I'm glad that they're able to touch upon serious topics like the effect war has on individuals and, in this case, species. I think TFA is the only notable TF show that wiggled its finger and made clear yo these are fucking aliens. But even there it felt one sided, as in, robots finding organics gross.

In TFE, you get so many perspectives on the Cybertron- human relationship and I love is so much. You have people who embrace it and accept each others differences. You have those who have internalized xenophobia but don't notice. People who don't care and just wanna be themselves and live in peace. And those who outright HATE the other species.

Visuals: the first half had its animation mainly focused on action. and while there is still action here, the conclusion of the season offers a lot of cinematic shots which tbh kinda took out of the immersion but are awesome screenshot material. it gets really dark as well, and there is a shot with Bee that stood out to me, where he's hanging from a ceiling, and his expression is full of fear. It was grand.

Audio: You still have the same synth wave music (which I like) but you also get some amazing sound designs for animal based alt modes, like Grimlock and Tarantulas. Nightshade unfortunately has this repetitive sound playing whenever they fly, (hawk screech) since they don't have a motor IG??

Characters: The viewer will be introduced to Hashtag, Jawbreaker and Nightshade. They have distinct abilities and personalities. (By now, I can already tell that my favorite Terrans are Nightshade, Jawbreaker and Twitch lol). They're interesting characters and their dedicated episodes were quite entertaining.

The most notable new characters who actually have their dedicated episodes and voice lines are Shockwave and Tara. Shockwave, as you can see from my memes, is a raging classist and racist. He's pure evil. But I really enjoy him because he's so smug. Imagine TFA Shock's smugness but in higher dosage. I fucking love it. HIS VOICE HAS SO MUCH RANGE. reminds me of an evil DJ subatomic supernova. His eye also reminds me of shin godzilla's... an unrelenting blank stare, unnaturally wide. Tarantulas on the other hand takes a much different spin than his BW counterpart. I think he joined the cons and stuck with them is because he wanted equality for all (during a short convo between Megs and Shock it's implied that it was their original goal). He's sick of the war and just wants to survive. He wants to be himself. He does these typical cinema spider noises like hisses, or gargles in his alt mode BUT OH BOY in his robot mode he's one fine fella. And his voice. chef kiss. i think it's British, but can't pinpoint what region.

Plot: Earthspark is gonna build upon the concept which TFP poorly introduced: A villan human faction. TFE is building upon and further fleshing out what they tried to do with M.E.C.H. The execution so far looks very promising.

They have taken their time to introduce G.H.O.S.T for a whole season, and put a bit of effort into showing that the organization is made out of individuals who have different motivations.

Their official motivation is understandable. The "good guys" wanna protect civilians from threats, like bots who break shit. But ofc there are some nasty people in the ranks who are lowkey masochists lol

Also, since Cybertronians are known to the public, it deepens the complexity of the conflict. Xenophobia against Cybertronians ranges from this cooperation to just regular people, who are mad that their planet was turned into a battle ground.

K imma gonna say it this is what i think matts dragons beam looks like

Godzilla Minus One: First Impression Review

Ok, so, objectively speaking, I think Godzilla Minus One is one of the best Godzilla movies ever made. It feels like I finally saw the movie everyone tells me Shin Godzilla was (maybe I can finally get back my "pretentious Godzilla fan" card now). It was SO GOOD. So very very good. One of the best human plots in a monster movie ever, some of the best monster action, the most terrifying and emotional rampage scene since the 1954 original.

Without spoilers: I think plot-wise it's most similar to Godzilla Raids Again of all movies, while tonally it takes a good bit from both the original 1954 film and GMK. Which probably makes it odd that I like it as much as I do, since Godzilla Raids Again and GMK don't rank super high on my list of subjective favorite Godzilla movies, but I think this one takes a lot of their best elements and pushes them a bit farther to great success.

It's amazing that they made Godzilla this scary and still found moments of pathos for him. It's doubly amazing that the human cast is so damn good that I never once found myself wanting to skip ahead to Godzilla bits. Hell, a couple times Godzilla showing up filled me with dread, knowing what might happen to the characters I came to love in so short a period of time.

All around, an excellent movie that not only has the human element I found so lacking in Shin Godzilla, but has it in freaking spades. Definitely one of my top ten Godzilla movies, maybe even top five.