Animalistic or human-like actions?

[Crocodile]

I think Godzilla should do karate and box. In fact, he should were karate uniform, a black belt, and boxing gloves. And talk.

And wear Nike Basketball shoes

[HeiseiGodzilla117]

I just think it's weird when people think Godzilla will ever be as humanoid as he was in the '70s and get all angry about it.

Who got angry about it?

[TokyoVigilante]

It's just this apparent assumption some people have that, if you don't want him as a mindless peon of kitten molesting evil destruction, you want him to fly around and bump-fists with Jet Jaguar handing out ice cream to orphaned nuns.

Godzilla is as much a character as the humans. He should have his own history, personality, motivations, and goals and should act on those and not his written in allegiance to good/evil.

[HeiseiGodzilla117]

mindless peon of kitten molesting evil destruction

VS

fly around and bump-fists with Jet Jaguar handing out ice cream to orphaned nuns.

Do want. The fight of the century.

[shinmattiathekaiju]

I would hate the movie if they don't put at least one battle between Godzilla and the Military.

[qiuyinffy]

I think Godzilla should be done karate and garage. In fact, he had been karate uniform, black belt, and boxing gloves.

[NSZ]

You damn spambots aren't even trying anymore are ya?

[shinmattiathekaiju]

-_- You damn spambots aren't even trying anymore are ya?

Skynet is running out of ideas.

[Biollante]

I want him be an environmentalist like he was in Godzilla vs. Hedorah.

[Showa Gyaos]

G2K established Godzilla well.

[Gigan X3]

I want him be an environmentalist like he was in Godzilla vs. Hedorah.

He better wear round glasses then.

[GojiFan]

Why not an intelligent animal? Something that acts out in rage/annoyance but is smart enough to not be fooled by "giant pile of fish hur dur".

[REDARMADAKNIGHT]

I don't think Godzilla's behavior should be neither animalistic nor human. They should treat him as he is...A MONSTER! Godzilla is not an animal, he's a monster! King Kong is an animal. The way I kinda see it, Godzilla is not only a metaphor for nuclear devastation but a representation for human nature, the dark side of human nature, the one that no one tries to touch. The monster inside us. And that's why IMO Godzilla in the movies seems more monstrous than animal

[shinmattiathekaiju]

I don't think Godzilla's behavior should be neither animalistic nor human. They should treat him as he is...A MONSTER! Godzilla is not an animal, he's a monster! King Kong is an animal. The way I kinda see it, Godzilla is not only a metaphor for nuclear devastation but a representation for human nature, the dark side of human nature, the one that no one tries to touch. The monster inside us. And that's why IMO Godzilla in the movies seems more monstrous than animal

Basically,Godzilla should be an asshole?

[HeiseiGodzilla117]

Godzilla is not only a metaphor for nuclear devastation but a representation for human nature, the dark side of human nature, the one that no one tries to touch. The monster inside us

Not to be a douche, but I hate when people try to sound deep by saying stuff like this. It's so corny, and quite frankly it's laughable. Saying he represents "the dark side of human nature" or "the monster inside us" is a little cliched. Oh, and I'm pretty sure Godzilla (as depicted in Gojira) IS essentially just a metaphor for nuclear devastation.

[Mecha-Anguirus]

I like the idea of a higher-functioning, humanlike Godzilla, but I don't want him seeming too much like us (or, you, anyway) that the audience is not frightened (because I want this film to be just a little bit frightening).

[Gojisaurus]

I think He should have the Destructive Mind like the 54 goji,But also have the intelligence of the 2004 version