Godzilla Kaiju Collection

Godzilla: Kaiju Collection Developer HEROZ, Inc. Publisher HEROZ, Inc. Platforms Android, iOS Languages Japanese Genre Action RPG

Godzilla: Kaiju Collection (ゴジラ怪獣コレクション,   Gojira Kaijū Korekushon) is a Japanese game for mobile devices. It was released on April 21, 2015. The game ran for exactly one year, and ended service on April 21, 2016.

Description

In the year 20XX, the Xiliens have invaded the Earth using their army of monsters, and have devastated the entire planet. With humanity near defeat, the player takes the role of commander of G-Force, and must collect and control Earth's remaining monsters in order to defeat the Xiliens' forces and take back the Earth.

Monsters

• Godzilla (1954, 1964, 1984, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1992 Scales Ver., 1994, 1995, Burning, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2014, 2014 ver. Red)
• Anguirus (1955, 1968, 2004)
• Mothra (Larva and Imago 1961, Larva and Imago 1992, Imago 2003)
• Primitive Mothra
• Mothra Leo (Aqua, Armor, Eternal)
• Rodan (1956, 1964, 1993, Fire, 2004)
• King Ghidorah (1964, 1991, 1998, Cretaceous)
• Mecha-King Ghidorah
• Mechagodzilla (1974, 1975, 1993, Super, 2002, 2003)
• Moguera
• M.O.G.U.E.R.A.
• Hedorah (1971)
• Gigan (1972, 2004, Modified)
• Minilla (1967, 2004)
• Little Godzilla
• Battra (Larva and Imago)
• Kumonga (1967)
• Kamacuras (1967
• Ebirah (1966, 2004)
• Monster X/Keizer Ghidorah
• Baragon (1965, 1968, 2001)
• SpaceGodzilla
• Gabara
• Zilla
• Dagahra
• King Caesar (1974, 2004)
• Kamoebas
• Jet Jaguar
• Meganulon (1956)
• Titanosaurus
• Megalon
• Orga
• Megaguirus
• Gezora
• Desghidorah
• Biollante (Flower Beast, Plant Beast)
• Destoroyah (Divided, Aggregate, Flying, and Perfect forms)
• Dorat

Weapons, Vehicles, and Races

• Xiliens
• G-Force
• Maser Cannon
• ASTOL-MB93
• Super X
• Super X2
• Super X3
• Star Falcon
• Land Moguera
• Garuda
• Gotengo (1963, 2004)

Locations

• Japan
  • Tokyo
    • National Diet Building
    • Godzilla Head

Gallery

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  Godzilla destroying the Shinjuku "Godzilla Head" building

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  Godzilla 1992 and the "Shinjuku Godzilla Head" building

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  Godzilla 2014, unlocked by pre-ordering GODZILLA VS.

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Screenshots

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  Godzilla 1954

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  Godzilla 1964

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  Godzilla 1984

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  Godzilla 1989

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  Godzilla 1991

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  Godzilla 1992

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  Godzilla 1992
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  Godzilla 1994

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  Godzilla 1995

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  Burning Godzilla

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  Godzilla 2000

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  Godzilla 2001

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  Godzilla 2003

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  Godzilla 2004

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  Godzilla 2014

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  Godzilla 2014 (ver. Red)

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  Anguirus 1955

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  Anguirus 1968

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  Anguirus 2004

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  Mothra Larva 1961

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  Mothra Imago 1961

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  Mothra Larva 1992

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  Mothra Imago 1992

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  Mothra Imago 2003

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  Rodan 1956

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  Rodan 1964

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  Fire Rodan

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  Scrapped Concept Design Rodan

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  Rodan 2004

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  King Ghidorah (Showa)

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  King Ghidorah (Heisei)

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  Mecha-King Ghidorah

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  King Ghidorah
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  Mechagodzilla 1974

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  Mechagodzilla 1993

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  Kiryu 2002

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  Moguera

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  M.O.G.U.E.R.A.

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  Hedorah

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  Gigan 1972

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  Gigan 2004

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  Modified Gigan

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  Minilla 1967

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  Minilla 2004

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  Little Godzilla

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  Battra Larva

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  Battra Imago

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  Kumonga

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  Kamacuras

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  Ebirah 1966

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  Ebirah 2004

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  Monster X

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  Keizer Ghidorah

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  Baragon 1965

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  Baragon 1968

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  Baragon 2001

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  SpaceGodzilla

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  Gabara

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  Zilla

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  Dagahra

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  King Caesar 1974

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  King Caesar 2004

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  Kamoebas

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  Jet Jaguar

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  Meganulon

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  Titanosaurus

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  Megalon

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  Orga

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  Megaguirus

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  Gezora

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  Land Moguera

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  Biollante
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  Biollante
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  Destoroyah
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  Destoroyah
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Miscellaneous

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  Godzilla 1954

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  Mothra Imago 1961

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  Rodan 1956

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  King Ghidorah 1991

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  M.O.G.U.E.R.A.

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  SpaceGodzilla

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  Gigan 1972

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  Divided Destoroyah

Trivia

• One of the landmarks featured in this game is the "Godzilla Head" building located in the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo. If the player destroys it, he or she will unlock Godzilla 1992 as a playable monster.
• This game bears some similarities to the 1998 game Godzilla: Trading Battle. Both games feature a large roster of monsters, including some from outside of the Godzilla series, and involve the collection and upgrading of these monsters to be used in battles against other monsters.
• All of the Godzilla designs from the Heisei and Millennium series, with the exception of RadoGoji, are included as playable monsters in the game.
• This marks the first video game appearance for several monsters since Godzilla: Trading Battle in 1998, including Desghidorah, Dagahra, Mothra Leo, Moguera, Little Godzilla, Kamoebas, and Gezora. It also marks the first playable video game appearance for the Meganulon, who were included as Megaguirus' rage attack in the Atari games, as well as Zilla's first video game appearance under his current name. After the version 2.0.0 update to the game, it became the first game to feature a Dorat since the 1993 Godzilla, King of the Monsters Game Boy game, and the first ever playable appearance for a Dorat.
  • This is also the first video game to feature Monster X, Keizer Ghidorah, Cretaceous King Ghidorah, and Primitive Mothra.
• One of the designs for Rodan included in this game is based on an unused piece of concept art for Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II, in which Rodan is colored light blue.
• This game features every single version of Mechagodzilla: Mechagodzilla 1974, Mechagodzilla 2, the Heisei Mechagodzilla and Super Mechagodzilla, Kiryu 2002 and Modified Type-3 Kiryu.

External Links

• Official site.
• Official Facebook page.
• Official Twitter page (@godzilla_app)

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