Should Mecha-Godzilla be use in the reboot?

[H-Man]

Just resurrecting this thread to compare our (collectively speaking) opinions prior to G'14 to now, after Mechagodzilla is now part of the Monsterverse--heh...the term "Monsterverse" wasn't even a thing in 2011/2012.

I admit that I never wanted MG in the Monsterverse, both because of his overuse and the relative realism of Godzilla '14. That said, I really enjoyed his design and his execution in GvK, plus the quality of the fight he was involved in.

[Jermobooka]

I can safely come back to this 8+ year old thread and say that yes, they did MG right. Too right

[daveblackeye15]

I wondered why topic was here. I was like 'uh you mean when MV is over?'

[darkcancer]

I admit that I never wanted MG in the Monsterverse, both because of his overuse and the relative realism of Godzilla '14.

I agree with this. I'm not saying I didn't like MG's inclusion, but I feel overall the monsterverse kind of drifted Marvel-style. By that I mean:
Godzilla 2014 - went for realism with some liberties, like the first Iron Man
Godzilla, KotM - slightly more sci-fi, similar to the first Avengers in realism vs action movie
GvK - Guardians of the Galaxy level tech, lots of action (and bright colors with an interesting soundtrack)

Overall it was still a very fun series of movies, especially for the fans.

[Jermobooka]

Overall it was still a very fun series of movies, especially for the fans.

I think it’s safe to say the MV will continue at this point lol

[Hokmuto]

Nah there's no way Mechagodzilla appears in the reboot lol. An American Godzilla movie showing Mechagodzilla? Gimme a break. I also heard some people telling me that Godzilla and Kong would also be in the reboot and team up to fight it? Haha what a pipe dream amiright guys?

[Voyager]

Nah there's no way Mechagodzilla appears in the reboot lol. An American Godzilla movie showing Mechagodzilla? Gimme a break. I also heard some people telling me that Godzilla and Kong would also be in the reboot and team up to fight it? Haha what a pipe dream amiright guys?

Bruh, that's so whack. I also heard about some 'Hollow Earth' shit and them having a space faring King Ghidorah. How laughable!

[FlamingZilla23]

I can safely come back to this 8+ year old thread and say that yes, they did MG right. Too right

Yeah who knew lol

[shadowgigan]

Man, I was still in high school when this thread was posted. It's hard to believe it's almost been a decade since the Big-G got his big return.

[Voyager]

Man, I was still in high school when this thread was posted. It's hard to believe it's almost been a decade since the Big-G got his big return.

You think that's bad? I was 8 when this thread was made. I can't even remember if I'd seen a Godzilla movie yet.

[DirektorSplennic]

Man, I was still in high school when this thread was posted. It's hard to believe it's almost been a decade since the Big-G got his big return.

You think that's bad? I was 8 when this thread was made. I can't even remember if I'd seen a Godzilla movie yet.

I was in the 3rd grade, and became a Godzilla fan in 2011. Now I'm in college. Crazy how much of a kaiju renaissance the last 8-9 years has been.

I wonder how fans in 2011 would've reacted if you went back in time and told them in ten years Godzilla and Kong would fight again in a shared universe of big-budget American kaiju movies. Oh and Toho stepped in in 2016, made the most commercially successful Godzilla reboot ever, and then "technically" went on hiatus again.

[shadowgigan]

Man, I was still in high school when this thread was posted. It's hard to believe it's almost been a decade since the Big-G got his big return.

You think that's bad? I was 8 when this thread was made. I can't even remember if I'd seen a Godzilla movie yet.

I was in the 3rd grade, and became a Godzilla fan in 2011. Now I'm in college. Crazy how much of a kaiju renaissance the last 8-9 years has been.

I wonder how fans in 2011 would've reacted if you went back in time and told them in ten years Godzilla and Kong would fight again in a shared universe of big-budget American kaiju movies. Oh and Toho stepped in in 2016, made the most commercially successful Godzilla reboot ever, and then "technically" went on hiatus again.

It feels like an entirely different world almost. At least we have Godzilla!

[gottatalktothefake]

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