Godzilla Kaiju Collection: Difference between revisions

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

Latest revision as of 17:57, 15 September 2023

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.^[1]

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.

Appearances

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, Fire, White, 2004)
King Ghidorah (1964, 1991, 1998, Cretaceous)
Mecha-King Ghidorah
Mechagodzilla (1974, 1975, 1993, Super, 2002, 2003)
Moguera (1957, 1994)
Hedorah (1971)
Gigan (1972, 2004, Modified)
Minilla (1967, 2004)
LittleGodzilla
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

Locations

Japan
- Tokyo
  - National Diet Building
  - Godzilla Head

Gallery

Artwork

Ads

Godzilla destroying the Shinjuku "Godzilla Head" building
Godzilla 1992 and the "Shinjuku Godzilla Head" building
Godzilla 2014, unlocked by pre-ordering GODZILLA VS.

Website

Screenshots

Godzilla 1954
Godzilla 1964
Godzilla 1984
Godzilla 1989
Godzilla 1991
Godzilla 1992
Godzilla 1992
(Scales ver.)
Godzilla 1994
Godzilla 1995
Burning Godzilla
Godzilla 2000
Godzilla 2001
Godzilla 2003
Godzilla 2004
Godzilla 2014
Godzilla 2014 (ver. Red)
Anguirus 1955
Anguirus 1968
Anguirus 2004
Mothra Larva 1961
Mothra Imago 1961
Mothra Larva 1992
Mothra Imago 1992
Mothra Imago 2003
Rodan 1956
Rodan 1964
Fire Rodan
White Rodan
Rodan 2004
King Ghidorah (Showa)
King Ghidorah (Heisei)
Mecha-King Ghidorah
King Ghidorah
Modern Type
Mechagodzilla 1974
Mechagodzilla 1993
Kiryu 2002
Moguera
MOGUERA
Hedorah
Gigan 1972
Gigan 2004
Modified Gigan
Minilla 1967
Minilla 2004
Little Godzilla
Battra Larva
Battra Imago
Kumonga
Kamacuras
Ebirah 1966
Ebirah 2004
Monster X
Keizer Ghidorah
Baragon 1965
Baragon 1968
Baragon 2001
SpaceGodzilla
Gabara
Zilla
Dagahra
King Caesar 1974
King Caesar 2004
Kamoebas
Jet Jaguar
Meganulon
Titanosaurus
Megalon
Orga
Megaguirus
Gezora
Land Moguera
Biollante
(Plant Beast form)
Biollante
(Flower Beast form)
Destoroyah
(Flying form)
Destoroyah
(Aggregate form)

Miscellaneous

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, they 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, the Showa Moguera, LittleGodzilla, 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 appears to be based on the unused White Rodan design for Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II, specifically Minoru Yoshida's take on it.
This game featured every version of Mechagodzilla that existed at the time of its release: Mechagodzilla 1974, Mechagodzilla 2, the Heisei Mechagodzilla and Super Mechagodzilla, Kiryu 2002 and Modified Type-3 Kiryu.

References

This is a list of references for Godzilla Kaiju Collection. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: ^[1]

↑ HEROZ Ends Service of Godzilla Kaiju Collection on April 21, 2016 - GameBiz.jp

Comments

Showing 8 comments. When commenting, please remain respectful of other users, stay on topic, and avoid role-playing and excessive punctuation. Comments which violate these guidelines may be removed by administrators.

Loading comments...

[1] HEROZ Ends Service of Godzilla Kaiju Collection on April 21, 2016 - GameBiz.jp

[1]

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{Infobox Game
 |type1       =Fighting
-|type2       =Dragon
+|type2       =Red
 |header      ={{Kaijup}} {{Game}}
 |image       =Godzilla Kaiju Collection B.png
-|caption     =Japanese Promo Art for Godzilla: Kaiju Collection
+|caption     =Japanese Promo Art for Godzilla Kaiju Collection
-|name        =''Godzilla: Kaiju Collection''
+|name        =''Godzilla Kaiju Collection''
-|dt          =''Godzilla: Kaiju Collection''
+|dt          =''Godzilla Kaiju Collection''
 |publisher   =HEROZ, Inc.
 |developer   =HEROZ, Inc.
@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
 |genre       =Action RPG
 }}
-'''''Godzilla: Kaiju Collection''''' {{Nihongo|ゴジラ怪獣コレクション|Gojira Kaijū Korekushon}} is a [[Japan]]ese 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]].<ref>[http://gamebiz.jp/?p=157283 HEROZ Ends Service of ''Godzilla: Kaiju Collection'' on April 21, 2016 - GameBiz.jp]</ref>
+'''''Godzilla Kaiju Collection''''' {{Nihongo|ゴジラ怪獣コレクション|Gojira Kaijū Korekushon}} is a [[Japan]]ese 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]].<ref>[http://gamebiz.jp/?p=157283 HEROZ Ends Service of ''Godzilla Kaiju Collection'' on April 21, 2016 - GameBiz.jp]</ref>
 {{TOC}}
 ==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.
+In the year 20XX, the [[Xilien]]s 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.
 {{Clear}}
 ==Appearances==
@@ Line 23: / Line 23: @@
 ===Monsters===
 *[[Godzilla]] ([[ShodaiGoji|1954]], [[MosuGoji|1964]], [[84Goji|1984]], [[BioGoji|1989, 1991]], [[BatoGoji|1992]], [[BatoGoji|{{tt|1992 Scales Ver.|Represents Godzilla covered in scales by Mothra at the end of Godzilla vs. Mothra}}]], [[MogeGoji|1994, 1995, Burning]], [[MireGoji|2000]], [[GMKGoji|2001]], [[KiryuGoji|2003]], [[FinalGoji|2004]], [[GareGoji|2014]], [[GareGoji|{{tt|2014 ver. Red|Based on Godzilla's appearance in posters for Godzilla (2014)}}]])
-*[[Anguirus]] (1955, 1968, 2004)
+*[[Anguirus]] ([[Anguirus (First Generation)|1955]], [[Anguirus (Second Generation)|1968]], [[Anguirus (Millennium)|2004]])
-*[[Mothra]] ([[Mothra/First Generation|Larva and Imago 1961]], [[Mothra/Heisei|Larva and Imago 1992]], [[Mothra/Tokyo S.O.S. (Imago)|Imago 2003]])
+*[[Mothra]] ([[Mothra (First Generation)|Larva and Imago 1961]], [[Mothra (Godzilla vs. Mothra)|Larva and Imago 1992]], [[Mothra (Godzilla: Tokyo SOS)|Imago 2003]])
 *[[Primitive Mothra]]
 *[[Mothra Leo]] (Aqua, Armor, Eternal)
-*[[Rodan]] ([[Rodan/Showa|1956, 1964]], [[Rodan/Heisei|Fire]], [[White Rodan|White]], [[Rodan/Millennium|2004]])
+*[[Rodan]] ([[Rodan (Showa)|1956, 1964]], [[Rodan (Heisei)|Fire]], [[White Rodan|White]], [[Rodan (Millennium)|2004]])
-*[[King Ghidorah]] ([[King Ghidorah/Showa|1964]], [[King Ghidorah/Heisei|1991]], [[King Ghidorah/Rebirth of Mothra III|1998, Cretaceous]])
+*[[King Ghidorah]] ([[King Ghidorah (Showa)|1964]], [[King Ghidorah (Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah)|1991]], [[King Ghidorah (Rebirth of Mothra 3)|1998, Cretaceous]])
 *[[Mecha-King Ghidorah]]
-*[[Mechagodzilla]] ([[Mechagodzilla/Showa|1974, 1975]], [[Mechagodzilla/Heisei|1993, Super]], [[Kiryu|2002, 2003]])
+*[[Mechagodzilla]] ([[Mechagodzilla (Showa)|1974, 1975]], [[Mechagodzilla (Heisei)|1993, Super]], [[Kiryu|2002, 2003]])
-*[[Moguera]]
+*[[Moguera]] (1957, 1994)
-*[[M.O.G.U.E.R.A.]]
 *[[Hedorah]] (1971)
 *[[Gigan]] (1972, 2004, [[Gigan#Modified Gigan|Modified]])
@@ Line 39: / Line 38: @@
 *[[Battra]] (Larva and Imago)
 *[[Kumonga]] (1967)
-*[[Kamacuras]] (1967
+*[[Kamacuras]] (1967)
 *[[Ebirah]] (1966, 2004)
 *[[Monster X]]/[[Monster X#Keizer Ghidorah|Keizer Ghidorah]]
@@ Line 61: / Line 60: @@
 *[[Dorat]]
 {{Col-2}}
-===Weapons, Vehicles, and Races===
+===Weapons, vehicles, and races===
-*[[Xiliens]]
+*[[Xilien]]s
 *[[G-Force]]
 *[[Maser Cannon]]
@@ Line 69: / Line 68: @@
 *[[Super X2]]
 *[[Super X3]]
-*[[Star Falcon]]
+*[[Moguera|Star Falcon]]
-*[[Land Moguera]]
+*[[Moguera|Land Moguera]]
 *[[Garuda]]
-*[[Gotengo]] ([[Gotengo#Atragon|1963]], [[Gotengo#Godzilla: Final Wars|2004]])
+*[[Gotengo]] ([[Gotengo#Atragon|1963]], [[Gotengo#Godzilla Final Wars|2004]])
 ===Locations===
 *[[Japan]]
@@ Line 157: / Line 156: @@
 GKC Kiryu.jpg|Kiryu 2002
 GKC Moguera.jpg|Moguera
-GKC M.O.G.U.E.R.A..png|M.O.G.U.E.R.A.
+GKC M.O.G.U.E.R.A..png|MOGUERA
 GKC Hedorah.jpg|Hedorah
 GKC Gigan 1972.jpg|Gigan 1972
@@ Line 200: / Line 199: @@
 GKC Icon.jpg
 GKC Godzilla 1954.jpg|[[ShodaiGoji|Godzilla 1954]]
-GKC Showa Mothra.jpg|[[Mothra/First Generation|Mothra Imago 1961]]
+GKC Showa Mothra.jpg|[[Mothra (First Generation)|Mothra Imago 1961]]
-GKC ShodaiRado.jpg|[[Rodan/Showa|Rodan 1956]]
+GKC ShodaiRado.jpg|[[Rodan (Showa)|Rodan 1956]]
-GKC King Ghidorah 1991.jpg|[[King Ghidorah/Heisei|King Ghidorah 1991]]
+GKC King Ghidorah 1991.jpg|[[King Ghidorah (Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah)|King Ghidorah 1991]]
-GKC M.O.G.U.E.R.A..jpg|[[M.O.G.U.E.R.A.]]
+GKC M.O.G.U.E.R.A..jpg|[[Moguera|MOGUERA]]
 GKC SpaceGodzilla.jpg|[[SpaceGodzilla]]
 GKC Showa Gigan.jpg|[[Gigan]] 1972
@@ Line 209: / Line 208: @@
 </gallery>
 ==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 [[BatoGoji|Godzilla 1992]] as a playable monster.
+*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, they will unlock [[BatoGoji|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 (franchise)|''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 era|Heisei]] and [[Millennium era|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]], [[Godzilla Junior|LittleGodzilla]], [[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)|''Godzilla, King of the Monsters'' Game Boy game]], and the first ever playable appearance for a Dorat.
+*This marks the first video game appearance for several monsters since ''[[Godzilla: Trading Battle]]'' in [[1998]], including [[Desghidorah]], [[Dagahra]], [[Mothra Leo]], the [[Showa era|Showa]] [[Moguera]], [[Godzilla Junior|LittleGodzilla]], [[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 (video game)|''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]], [[Monster X#Keizer Ghidorah|Keizer Ghidorah]], [[King Ghidorah/Rebirth of Mothra III|Cretaceous King Ghidorah]], and [[Primitive Mothra]].
+**This is also the first video game to feature [[Monster X]], [[Monster X#Keizer Ghidorah|Keizer Ghidorah]], [[King Ghidorah (Rebirth of Mothra 3)|Cretaceous King Ghidorah]], and [[Primitive Mothra]].
 *One of the designs for [[Rodan]] included in this game appears to be based on the unused [[White Rodan]] design for ''[[Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II]]'', specifically [[Minoru Yoshida]]'s take on it.
-*This game features every single version (at the time) of [[Mechagodzilla]]: [[Mechagodzilla/Showa|Mechagodzilla 1974]], Mechagodzilla 2, the [[Mechagodzilla/Heisei|Heisei Mechagodzilla and Super Mechagodzilla]], [[Kiryu]] 2002 and Modified Type-3 Kiryu.
+*This game featured every version of [[Mechagodzilla]] that existed at the time of its release: [[Mechagodzilla (Showa)|Mechagodzilla 1974]], Mechagodzilla 2, the [[Mechagodzilla (Heisei)|Heisei Mechagodzilla and Super Mechagodzilla]], [[Kiryu]] 2002 and Modified Type-3 Kiryu.
-==External Links==
-*[http://www.godzilla-app.com/index.html Official site.]
-*[https://www.facebook.com/pages/%E3%82%B4%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A9%E6%80%AA%E7%8D%A3%E3%82%B3%E3%83%AC%E3%82%AF%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%83%B3/759472084145691 Official Facebook page.]
-*[https://twitter.com/godzilla_app?original_referer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.godzilla-app.com%2Findex.html&profile_id=null&query=%23%E3%82%B4%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A9&related=null&tw_i=556421958288433152&tw_p=embeddedtimeline&tw_w=554936389410643968 Official Twitter page (@godzilla_app)]
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}

Godzilla Kaiju Collection: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 17:57, 15 September 2023

Contents

Description

Appearances

Monsters

Weapons, vehicles, and races

Locations

Gallery

Artwork

Ads

Website

Screenshots

Miscellaneous

Trivia

References

Comments

Navigation menu

Page actions

Page actions

Personal tools

Navigation

Search

Tools