Kaiju Appearance Wishlist

[Megalon-5]

For some reason, I kinda like to think that because Titanosaurus has a nice little cult following here in the States, he'd be at least considered as an opponent by the filmmakers. But I doubt they'd do that.

Still, it'd be a real treat to see him back onscreen again. Maybe if he did appear we'd get another Bandai Titanosaurus reissue!

[SpaceGodzilla]

Maybe a monster that's been scrapped from films a lot (I'm pretty sure Varan is one of them lol), but I'd definitely like to see SpaceGodzilla make a return. :3

[Megalon-5]

I'd rather have Spacegodzilla be saved for a future Japanese film imo. I think he's just too out-there for an American film.

But Varan, I'd love to have him in the film. I think he would be a good opponent for the film due to his simplicity compared to a lot of other Godzilla villains.

[SuperSaiyan4Godzilla]

I'd rather have Spacegodzilla be saved for a future Japanese film imo. I think he's just too out-there for an American film.

Galactus, Silver Surfer, countless alien invasions, X-Men, Loki...

Yes...There are some things that are too out there...

[Megalon-5]

I'm not specifically saying something like Galactus, Loki, the Silver Surfer or the countless alien invasions are too out there. I'm specifically saying a clone of Godzilla created from it's cells going into space with a bunch of crazy crystals and psychic powers just seems a bit out there compared to other foes they could use. Could he be pulled off well if Legendary used him? Possibly, but I think compared to a lot of things you stated he's a bit weird. He just seems like something I'd see in a future Japanese Godzilla installment than the American reboot.

[Gawdziller]

I'd rather have Spacegodzilla be saved for a future Japanese film imo. I think he's just too out-there for an American film.

Galactus.

You want SpaceGodzilla to be a giant cloud?

[SuperSaiyan4Godzilla]

I'm not specifically saying something like Galactus, Loki, the Silver Surfer or the countless alien invasions are too out there. I'm specifically saying a clone of Godzilla created from it's cells going into space with a bunch of crazy crystals and psychic powers just seems a bit out there compared to other foes they could use. Could he be pulled off well if Legendary used him? Possibly, but I think compared to a lot of things you stated he's a bit weird. He just seems like something I'd see in a future Japanese Godzilla installment than the American reboot.

SpaceGodzilla's origin does not have to be the same as his original appearance. There are other ways to create such a character.

I'd rather have Spacegodzilla be saved for a future Japanese film imo. I think he's just too out-there for an American film.

Galactus.

The concept, not the execution.


You want SpaceGodzilla to be a giant cloud?

[Living Corpse]

I'd rather have Spacegodzilla be saved for a future Japanese film imo. I think he's just too out-there for an American film.

Galactus, Silver Surfer, countless alien invasions, X-Men, Loki...

Yes...There are some things that are too out there...

But those are based off comics, people tend to just accept it when it's a comic. Godzilla films I've seen get called out for doing stuff like Spacegodzilla, one of my friends who big into comics and accepts all their crazy shit rolls his eyes at some of the similar stuff happening in G films. Hell I call out the series on Spacegodzilla often saying why not just have NASA screwing with the cells in space? Why include the insane bull about the black holes happening in only a few years when the nearest would be several thousand light years away?


Let's just save Spacegodzilla for a possible later film, perfebly as just a NASA experiment and none of the black hole shit.

[SuperSaiyan4Godzilla]

But those are based off comics, people tend to just accept it when it's a comic. Godzilla films I've seen get called out for doing stuff like Spacegodzilla, one of my friends who big into comics and accepts all their crazy shit rolls his eyes at some of the similar stuff happening in G films. Hell I call out the series on Spacegodzilla often saying why not just have NASA screwing with the cells in space? Why include the insane bull about the black holes happening in only a few years when the nearest would be several thousand light years away?


Let's just save Spacegodzilla for a possible later film, perfebly as just a NASA experiment and none of the black hole shit.

You know, I never explicitly stated I wanted SpaceGodzilla for this film.

I was debasing the statement that SpaceGodzilla is "too out there." You guys behave like the public won't treat Godzilla like comic books. But...they will. Why? Godzilla itself is a ridiculous premise. Just like comic books. If a space monster shows up in film about a giant, radioactive dinosaur, I don't think people will see it as "too out there."

[Living Corpse]

Guess we have to disagree. If it's Godzilla and a dinosaur I see them buying it but if a mutant alien clone of said dinosaur is involved I see them just rolling their eyes and saying "this is skreeonk retarded".

[Megalon-5]

I like the result of NASA experimenting with Godzilla cells and making Spacegodzilla. Would be a nice reintroduction origin imo.

But still, I'd prefer Spacegodzilla to be something used in a sequel or a future Toho film. He seems more like sequel material than something for the first movie.

Oh and I do treat Godzilla like comic books, I'm just saying for a film that's geared toward the American public, he's too out there.

[SuperSaiyan4Godzilla]

Guess we have to disagree. If it's Godzilla and a dinosaur I see them buying it but if a mutant alien clone of said dinosaur is involved I see them just rolling their eyes and saying "this is skreeonk retarded".

Godzilla, in concept, seems "skreeonk retarded" also.

[PopInPicsPresents]

If Toho ever revisits the Megaguirus universe, they could probably reintroduce Spacegodzilla, at least the black hole angle would make more sense.

[Living Corpse]

If Toho ever revisits the Megaguirus universe, they could probably reintroduce Spacegodzilla, at least the black hole angle would make more sense.

Yeah cause it wouldn't be a real black hole, just an imitation we made and it'd be here on Earth instead of thousands of light years away. This actually makes it more interesting, instead of being a clone of Earth's Godzilla he's another dimensions own version of Godzilla. Though we'd probably would have to change the name since he wouldn't be from space anymore, unless said dimension is just random rock platforms floating in a void or something.

I really wish we'd get an original monster from another dimension. Something truly weird and does not follow the laws of our universe.

[Tohosaurus]

I'm not specifically saying something like Galactus, Loki, the Silver Surfer or the countless alien invasions are too out there. I'm specifically saying a clone of Godzilla created from it's cells going into space with a bunch of crazy crystals and psychic powers just seems a bit out there compared to other foes they could use. Could he be pulled off well if Legendary used him? Possibly, but I think compared to a lot of things you stated he's a bit weird. He just seems like something I'd see in a future Japanese Godzilla installment than the American reboot.

Even if they kept the same origin story for SG, that doesn't really seem much more out there than Avatar, Transformers, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, or some of the other extremely successful movies set in an equally fantasy-heavy world.

SpaceGodzilla's origin does not have to be the same as his original appearance. There are other ways to create such a character.

Absolutely. I'm thinking he could even just be a "Godzilla" from an alien race's planet that ended up not being that different from Godzilla (the planet and its life, that is). But I'd also like to see something rather different from Godzilla with a bunch of crystals everywhere, which was pretty cheesy for me personally.

[Rody]

I don't think Spacegodzilla is too "out there" in concept for American audiences -- unless you introduce him really early in the series. Spacegodzilla does NOT belong in the very first movie of a potential series.

I really wish we'd get an original monster from another dimension. Something truly weird and does not follow the laws of our universe.

So, something like what you see in Ultraman?
I'm not disagreeing with you, though.

[Living Corpse]

I really wish we'd get an original monster from another dimension. Something truly weird and does not follow the laws of our universe.

So, something like what you see in Ultraman?
I'm not disagreeing with you, though.

I was thinking more along the lines of a creature made of pure energy but it can still interact with the physical world and even fight T&C should it choose to.

[Showa Gyaos]

Deutalios.



I'm just joking. I'd like to see Titanosaurus receive another shot.

[Rody]

^ You mean King Morat? Lol.

[The One and Only]

When brewing one of my never to be written fan-fic in my head during a long day. One particular monster that was known for for only one big appearance came to me was actually two. The male and female Rodans from the flick that introduce the flying monster to the world. Have one of them deuling with the Big-G, and then like in the middle of the original's city rampage, have the other one to show up tag team style to take on Godzilla. Heck, not since the original RODAN have we seen two together, the Legendary flick would be good place to reintroduce the concept.