GMK: Godzilla's Heart?

[Jeff-Goldblum1]

Since this movie has no follow up within its continuity, my answer will be no.

[Lain Of The Wired]

It will keep on beating.

Until it gets eaten by all the ocean scavengers...

[Mechagigan]

This has been said before, but I think it's more of a symbol for how Godzilla (or what he stands for) is something that will never really go away than a hint at a sequel - of course, that's not saying they wouldn't have used it as the kick-off point for a sequel, if they ever made one.

[edgaguirus]

It will keep on beating.

Until it gets eaten by all the ocean scavengers...

Which will cause one or more to mutate, due to the radiation, and you'll have multiple sea monsters to deal with. An appropriate legacy, really.

[Lain Of The Wired]

It will keep on beating.

Until it gets eaten by all the ocean scavengers...

Which will cause one or more to mutate, due to the radiation, and you'll have multiple sea monsters to deal with. An appropriate legacy, really.

So thaaaat's how he got so big...

[Huan_of_Valinor]

I think it's probably both symbolic and literal. others have touched on the symbolism more eloquently than I could hope to so I will focus on my reasoning of it neing literal

if the Godzilla in this continuity was killed in 54 with the Oxygen Destroyer, (that was mentioned in the film right?) then he could conceivably return to form from the beating heart after a good long while. after all, a disembodied heart is more to work with than whatever the Oxygen Destroyer leaves behind.

this Goji is powered by both radiation and WW2 ghosts, and I would bet the latter would be directly responsible for a return from the demise in 54.

so I will vote yes. but it's likely both

[Giga Kaiju]

In a way, I guess it means that as long as war-tragedies-corruption and such exists, Godzilla's heart will keep on beating and if it means what we all think, then maybe even return from that (regeneration...).

[LSD Jellyfish]

Yes, from the music plus the thematic intent it is meant to indicate Godzilla will/would be back. If they wanted to kill him off they wouldn't have bothered doing that it including that scene. In good films every scene has a very specific purpose. The purpose of that scene was to show Godzilla could not be killed and would be back

[edgaguirus]

And that's the heart of the whole scene.

[GigaGoji]

I personally think he'll regenerate from it. Otherwise the movie wouldn't have spent so much time zooming in on the heart.


Or, it could be just a symbol.

[SonOfGorgo]

Without Godzilla or the Guardian Monsters, Destoroyah and the Gyaos shall be able to conquer Japan and the whole world once and for all. Mwahahahaha! XD^_^

[SpanishBulldog63]

God dammit Son. Every time you bump a dead thread, you're getting a warning. Is that understood? I have run out of patience with this.

[MechaGoji Bro7503]

^ what did he do that was wrong? Anyway yes that heart is symbolic and means godzilla will come back

[Mechagigan]

I've never understood why bumping old threads is such a no-no; at least, if you have new information to contribute, which I guess wasn't the case here.

[eabaker]

Yeah, it makes more sense to bump an old thread than to create a new one that someone would just end up requesting be merged with the old one...

[SonOfGorgo]

I've never understood why bumping old threads is such a no-no; at least, if you have new information to contribute, which I guess wasn't the case here.

Yeah, it makes more sense to bump an old thread than to create a new one that someone would just end up requesting be merged with the old one...

My feelings exactly. I honestly agree.

[Lain Of The Wired]

Too bad this movie couldn't somehow tie in with Tokyo SoS, with the Japanese salvaging GMK's beating heart