Ummm... no? Putting Shin in an action-packed Godzilla 2014-type movie would be stupid and it wouldn't work.Mechagigan wrote:
Shin as a monster is very open to creativity, and we've already seen him in full individual majesty; seeing him in a more Hollywood, energy-driven plot would bring out another side of the monster.
What made Shin work as a design was the artistic nature of the movie. The weirdness and the sometimes anime aspect is what made this incarnation work as well as it did. Putting it in an energy driven plot would be fish outta water for Shin, it just wasn't meant for that.
Shin won't get a sequel unless Anno does it, it may spawn new movies due to the success. It just doesn't need a part 2. It got its message out, its story is finished, if mankind cant evolve and come together as one, then they're fucked...
If the newer movies are just quickly pumped out, like in the Heisei and Millennium series, it'll all fail again. Shin worked because it was thought out, a lot of feeling was put in it, cranking out sequel after sequel for the sake of sequel will dilute it all again overtime, then we end up getting Godzilla X Megaguirus type movies...
Leave shin alone, slowly work on and craft the newest incarnation, try to top Shin with something new, that's the direction Toho needs to go. Keep bringing new ideas to the table.