Godzilla Vs The Blood God?

[Jeff-Goldblum1]

I was watching the 1998 movie Blade and a thought occurred to me whilst watching it.

They make reference to a powerful Vampire God known as La Magra, The Blood God. The main villain of the movie, Deacon Frost, describes La Magra as a Hurricane, An Act of God. Anyone caught in his way will immediately be turned into a vampire.

That sounds damn powerful to me. Godzilla has also been referred to as a powerful force of nature on occasion.

Although a Godzilla and Blade crossover will never happen, that doesn't mean we should rule out the possibility.

How do you think such a battle would pan out? Can Godzilla defeat a foe with supernatural power?

[BlankAccount]

Stop spying on me when I write my scripts.

[edgaguirus]

I don't know. Godzilla is powerful, but with the supernatural, any being could become stronger beyond nature. It might also mean Godzilla becoming a vampire, which would be a strange thing.

[KaijuCanuck]

In such a film, Godzilla would inevitably be the good guy when compared with a force of pure evil, so movie logic dictates that Godzilla wins.

[TitanoGoji16]

While I don't know about La Magra specifically, I've always wanted to see Godzilla go up against a supernatural opponent. Not a generic "god" kaiju like Mothra or King Caesar, but some sort of ancient dark deity summoned by an evil cult, or perhaps a Freddy Krueger-like entity that can warp reality to his liking, or an actual god from the cosmos that can send down "heralds" in the shape of downright bizarre-looking creatures before coming down to finish the job itself. Something like that.

This is why the Godzilla vs. the Devil concept always fascinated me. An actual, outright supernatural horror movie that also happens to involve Godzilla could be really interesting if done right.

[MinorBone Good]

I'm imagining if Godzilla does get turned into a vampire, he'll need to devour lots of animals and humans just to satisfy his thirst for blood, even though he doesn't want to. Also his skin would burn while in the sunlight.