GigaBowserG wrote:GojiDog wrote:I'd like for the look to go more traditional, like the Heisei look if possible.
Agreed, something more traditional inspired from perhaps the early or late Showa years, or early Heisei. I like G2000 a lot, but after the giant-jagged-spines Millennium version was used so often in comics and video games, I can live with that look sitting out for a while longer.
Really? I always felt like the heisei and millennium designs have been used almost equally in proportion to each other in comics and video games. With the pipeworks games, we had both godzilla 2000 and Heisei in all three games, and the bandai Godzilla game does not have any millennium Godzillas. The dark horse comics used the heisei godzilla design. When it came to the IDW comics, Heisei was used exclusively in Kingdom of monsters, History's greatest monster, Oblivion, and Gangsters and Goliaths. In Legends, a millennium design was used once while Heisei was used twice.
Now granted when just mentioning IDW, it falls more into Millennium since Half century war, cataclysm, Rulers of Earth, In hell, and rage across time all used millennium I will give you that but IDW did use Heisei alot as well.
As far as what I think, Toho will continue the bulky style still as Legendary, Shin, and Anime Godzilla are all evidence of that. Also pretty sure we will get traditional maple leaf shaped Dorsal plates still. Also more feral style face so that they can express him more. I also could see more detailed reptile scale look to his skin. We may or may not see gills still.
GVK: TNE is a modern day 70s Showa Godzilla movie. Being a massive budget modern blockbuster CGI film instead of traditional 70s tokusatsu techniques doesn't change that.
Monsterverse is not similar to either MCU nor Bayformers just because all three are big budget CGI blockbuster franchises.
