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The Rise and Fall of Godzilla: The Series | Art in Motion

In the series, Godzilla (the baby that survived the destruction of Madison Square Garden and hatched from the egg at the end of the 1998 film--often nicknamed Zilla Junior by fans) battles a large group of giant monsters. The show tracks Godzilla and team H.E.A.T. around the planet battling new mutations and other monstrous beasts. While most of the enemies that appear are mutated animals, other creatures appear as well, including extraterrestrials, plants, machines, and on a couple of occasions even beings with supernatural, "magical" origins. The series not only had Godzilla battle several other kaiju, such as a Giant Bat, but also face a fleet of invaders known as "Tachyons" in a tribute to Destroy All Monsters, and an eccentric billionaire rival of Nick's. In an ironic twist from the original Godzilla TV adaptation, in the 1998 film, Godzilla has a flammable power breath similar to fire, while in the series, his son breathes a green atomic breath. The series also expands on the personalities and relationships of the human characters, going deeper into the development of the characters from the film as well as introducing new ones for the series. It also explains the loyalty of Godzilla toward the crew, as he has 'adopted' Nick as a father figure of sorts, and goes to great lengths to defend him. ——————PRIMARY SOURCE—————— Read all about the show in the link below: https://www.scifijapan.com/anime-animation... Written by Bob Johnson. ————————SOURCES————————— https://wikizilla.org/wiki/Godzilla:_The_S... https://the-american-godzilla.fandom.com/w... https://www.godzilla-movies.com/news/why-g... Matt's Twitter: https://twitter.com/spankzilla85 Matt's Website: https://www.mattfrankart.net/ ——————MERCHANDISE—————— SHOP for awesome shirts in our TeePublic store! ▶ https://www.teepublic.com/user/totally_awe... ——————CREDITS—————— Hosted by Phil Ciampaglia and Matt Frank Edited by Seymour Zeynalov