Godzilla Minus Zero to be released in the US November 6, 2026

I didn’t know this was happening. The return of thicc boi!

Get hyped SEK

We can all come together to love this franchise of Godzilla Minus

Might have to take a trip to a real IMAX theater again for this one…

No idea how they top the story though. The failed kamikazi plot line was fantastic. Carried incredible messages. And the ingenuity of the people of Japan to take down insurmountable odds and defeat Godzilla. Plus the unique scientific method of defeating him was really well done

I’m concerned they could bring in another monster and go the “Good guy Godzilla” route and ruin this

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I’m concerned they could bring in another monster and go the “Good guy Godzilla” route and ruin this

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They've already worked on the theory that he's territorial, so 'another' beast would only naturally be seen as a rival force.

Would whatever creature be seen as a savior, worse than Godzilla, or both just indifferent to humanity?

Many OG fans want to see Anguirus, but I'm not feeling it. What worked in the 60's doesn't necessarily work today. They made Anguirus a apex predator, when his body form is clearly that of a herbivore. Still bad arse, but wouldn't be out on the hunt to take out another animal unless it was provoked.

A Biollante or Hedorah, imo, would be for more fitting in the current timeline, if they FF'd to the 60's or 70's. And of course, everyone loves Mothra, so there's that possibility.

I can see a version where Noriko can mutate and become a Biollante like lifeform. But my problem with that is that if SHE's mutated, then there should be 100's if not 1000's of others who were equally infected. So I hope they don't go that route.

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They've already worked on the theory that he's territorial, so 'another' beast would only naturally be seen as a rival force.

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This is how Godzilla is always pitched, but he starts as a force against Japan but becomes the protector of Japan or the US since Japan/US is his domain (Japan or US depends on which country that Godzilla franchise is from)

Not sure you're picking up what I'm putting down. TOHO made an Oscar winning Godzilla movie with a budget of around 12 million dollars. Give or take a few. Even if they spent 50 million for the next movie, it's still far less than anything Legendary (or any other studio) will put out for this level of movie. And Marvel movies are likely to run 10x that!

So, same studio, same director, same talent and commitment, and let's hope more $ with the experience of knowing what did and didn't work for them will yield another great movie.