Godzilla (Japanese: ゴジラ, Hepburn: Gojira, /ɡɒdˈzɪlə/; [ɡoꜜ(d)ʑiɾa]) is a fictional monster, or kaiju, that debuted in the eponymous 1954 film, directed and cowritten by Ishirō Honda.In this case, it's more than possible that a Cult to The Monster could emerge, with some taking the "God" in his name quite literally. A heroic Godzilla could actually be a good thing, if a world filled with other, malevolent Kaiju was to exist.King Kong, also referred to simply as Kong, is a fictional giant monster, or kaiju, resembling a gorilla, who has appeared in various media since 1933.
Is Godzilla good or bad : Godzilla long been called the “King of Monsters,” but recent movies seem to have forgotten that. In the Monsterverse, Godzilla has acted more as an antihero and protector of humanity, the guardian who keeps far worse things from being birthed into the world.
Could Godzilla physically exist
Or carbon fiber. And even with such materials constant movement will induce cracks and fractures. That will eventually cause the creature to crumble on its own weight.
Why can’t Godzilla exist in real life : Many of the world's largest vertebrates, including titanosaurs, walked on four legs and held their heads in front of their bodies, which prevented the heart from pumping blood against gravity. But Godzilla walks on two legs, and this would necessitate vast amounts of energy to push that blood up to the head.
Or carbon fiber. And even with such materials constant movement will induce cracks and fractures. That will eventually cause the creature to crumble on its own weight. And according to him, a creature like Godzilla could never exist in real life for multiple reasons. First, he would be brain-dead long before he ever reached a city because his heart simply isn't large and powerful enough to pump blood to his head.
Would King Kong be possible
A creature like King Kong, who is anywhere from 25 to >100 ft tall on his hind legs, would collapse from the sheer weight of his bones and skin.Is Skull Island real No, the island is fictional.Godzilla was never really evil. In his original movie, Gojira, he became a vengeful destroyer after being awakened from an eons long slumber as well as being scarred and mutated by atomic testing, an allegory against the use of nuclear weapons. Godzilla never feared any threat that comes his way whether its the JSDF or some other god that comes his way. But there were times where he was puzzled when he sees a creature that he is not used to seeing.
Is Godzilla too big to exist : Godzilla (left) and King Kong (right) are both so big that physics and biology would prevent their existence.
Can scientists make Godzilla : There has never been a creature of that size that has existed in the real world. The square cubed law is here for a reason and the larger something is the more support it needs and when it comes to Godzilla he would simply be crushed under his own weight no matter which incarnation you choose. He won't be able to move.
Is Kong smarter than Godzilla
Kong's vastly greater size mean a bite force perhaps 100 times greater. For all this brute strength and power, Kong's greatest advantage is his intelligence. Asking why is kong. So dang big he used to be dwarfed by godzilla. But now he's almost the same size so we're going to use the established lore of legendary's monsterverse.Monster Island (怪獣島 Kaijū-tō) [note 1] is a fictional island located somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, which is inhabited by Godzilla and several of Earth's kaiju in the Godzilla films of the late Showa series.
Is Skullcrawler real : All of the Skullcrawlers are portrayed by CGI. The Skullcrawlers' stomachs don't appear to be able to digest bone, as one of them is seen vomiting bones, including a human skull, in the boneyard. This is similar to some species of snakes that eat eggs.
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Godzilla (Japanese: ゴジラ, Hepburn: Gojira, /ɡɒdˈzɪlə/; [ɡoꜜ(d)ʑiɾa]) is a fictional monster, or kaiju, that debuted in the eponymous 1954 film, directed and cowritten by Ishirō Honda.In this case, it's more than possible that a Cult to The Monster could emerge, with some taking the "God" in his name quite literally. A heroic Godzilla could actually be a good thing, if a world filled with other, malevolent Kaiju was to exist.King Kong, also referred to simply as Kong, is a fictional giant monster, or kaiju, resembling a gorilla, who has appeared in various media since 1933.
Is Godzilla good or bad : Godzilla long been called the “King of Monsters,” but recent movies seem to have forgotten that. In the Monsterverse, Godzilla has acted more as an antihero and protector of humanity, the guardian who keeps far worse things from being birthed into the world.
Could Godzilla physically exist
Or carbon fiber. And even with such materials constant movement will induce cracks and fractures. That will eventually cause the creature to crumble on its own weight.
Why can’t Godzilla exist in real life : Many of the world's largest vertebrates, including titanosaurs, walked on four legs and held their heads in front of their bodies, which prevented the heart from pumping blood against gravity. But Godzilla walks on two legs, and this would necessitate vast amounts of energy to push that blood up to the head.
Or carbon fiber. And even with such materials constant movement will induce cracks and fractures. That will eventually cause the creature to crumble on its own weight.
And according to him, a creature like Godzilla could never exist in real life for multiple reasons. First, he would be brain-dead long before he ever reached a city because his heart simply isn't large and powerful enough to pump blood to his head.
Would King Kong be possible
A creature like King Kong, who is anywhere from 25 to >100 ft tall on his hind legs, would collapse from the sheer weight of his bones and skin.Is Skull Island real No, the island is fictional.Godzilla was never really evil. In his original movie, Gojira, he became a vengeful destroyer after being awakened from an eons long slumber as well as being scarred and mutated by atomic testing, an allegory against the use of nuclear weapons.
Godzilla never feared any threat that comes his way whether its the JSDF or some other god that comes his way. But there were times where he was puzzled when he sees a creature that he is not used to seeing.
Is Godzilla too big to exist : Godzilla (left) and King Kong (right) are both so big that physics and biology would prevent their existence.
Can scientists make Godzilla : There has never been a creature of that size that has existed in the real world. The square cubed law is here for a reason and the larger something is the more support it needs and when it comes to Godzilla he would simply be crushed under his own weight no matter which incarnation you choose. He won't be able to move.
Is Kong smarter than Godzilla
Kong's vastly greater size mean a bite force perhaps 100 times greater. For all this brute strength and power, Kong's greatest advantage is his intelligence.
Asking why is kong. So dang big he used to be dwarfed by godzilla. But now he's almost the same size so we're going to use the established lore of legendary's monsterverse.Monster Island (怪獣島 Kaijū-tō) [note 1] is a fictional island located somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, which is inhabited by Godzilla and several of Earth's kaiju in the Godzilla films of the late Showa series.
Is Skullcrawler real : All of the Skullcrawlers are portrayed by CGI. The Skullcrawlers' stomachs don't appear to be able to digest bone, as one of them is seen vomiting bones, including a human skull, in the boneyard. This is similar to some species of snakes that eat eggs.