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*''Ultraman Mebius and the Ultra Brothers 2'' (2007-2008)<ref>{{cite web|title=大決戦!超ウルトラ8兄弟|url=https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/大決戦!超ウルトラ8兄弟#.E5.88.B6.E4.BD.9C.E7.B5.8C.E7.B7.AF|website=Wikipedia|language=ja|date=6 November 2017}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=何か今日無性に思い出したグランドタイラントタ「元が合体しているタイラントにゴモラ、エレキング、ツインテール、バキシム、アストロモンスが更に合体だと？もはや化物だな…」メフィ「生み出した黒幕は例によってヤプールだよ。ホントに奴は…怨念どれだけ集めりゃ気が済むのだかw」pic.twitter.com/u9lTjOn4Ox|url=https://twitter.com/m78genta/status/852104642380972032|website=@m78genta|language=ja|date=NaN}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=メビウス＆ウルトラ兄弟②（仮） - Ｍ７８キロ星人の慾望|url=http://blog.goo.ne.jp/m78gangu-ai/e/d8d8ffd16759bfe9a6b54d54dd70b3cc|website=メビウス＆ウルトラ兄弟②（仮） - Ｍ７８キロ星人の慾望|language=ja-JP}}</ref> | *''Ultraman Mebius and the Ultra Brothers 2'' (2007-2008)<ref>{{cite web|title=大決戦!超ウルトラ8兄弟|url=https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/大決戦!超ウルトラ8兄弟#.E5.88.B6.E4.BD.9C.E7.B5.8C.E7.B7.AF|website=Wikipedia|language=ja|date=6 November 2017}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=何か今日無性に思い出したグランドタイラントタ「元が合体しているタイラントにゴモラ、エレキング、ツインテール、バキシム、アストロモンスが更に合体だと？もはや化物だな…」メフィ「生み出した黒幕は例によってヤプールだよ。ホントに奴は…怨念どれだけ集めりゃ気が済むのだかw」pic.twitter.com/u9lTjOn4Ox|url=https://twitter.com/m78genta/status/852104642380972032|website=@m78genta|language=ja|date=NaN}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=メビウス＆ウルトラ兄弟②（仮） - Ｍ７８キロ星人の慾望|url=http://blog.goo.ne.jp/m78gangu-ai/e/d8d8ffd16759bfe9a6b54d54dd70b3cc|website=メビウス＆ウルトラ兄弟②（仮） - Ｍ７８キロ星人の慾望|language=ja-JP}}</ref> | ||
*''Koseidon'' (Chinese Remake of 1978 tokusastu, 2015-2017) | *''Koseidon'' (Chinese Remake of 1978 tokusastu, 2015-2017) | ||
*''Kaiju Decode'' (unproduced collaborative anime project between Tsuburaya Productions and Toei Animation) | |||
===Television series=== | ===Television series=== | ||
*''Unbalance'' (1965, became ''Ultra Q'') | *''Unbalance'' (1965, became ''Ultra Q'') | ||
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*''Monster League'', also known as ''Oldzilla'' (2015)<ref>https://teaser-trailer.com/monster-league-movie/</ref> | *''Monster League'', also known as ''Oldzilla'' (2015)<ref>https://teaser-trailer.com/monster-league-movie/</ref> | ||
*''Gigantic'' (Disney Animation, 2015-2018)<ref>https://io9.gizmodo.com/disney-animation-just-shelved-its-jack-and-the-beanstal-1819337636</ref> | *''Gigantic'' (Disney Animation, 2015-2018)<ref>https://io9.gizmodo.com/disney-animation-just-shelved-its-jack-and-the-beanstal-1819337636</ref> | ||
*''Kong, the Origin (2016)<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWGOz3iIkZQ]</ref> | |||
*''Condor''<ref>[[File:Condor.jpg|150px]]</ref> | *''Condor''<ref>[[File:Condor.jpg|150px]]</ref> | ||
*''Fish War''<ref>http://tarstarkas.net/2006/12/dragon-wars-to-fish-war/</ref> | *''Fish War''<ref>http://tarstarkas.net/2006/12/dragon-wars-to-fish-war/</ref> | ||
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*''Godzilla vs. Cthulhu'' (IDW Publishing, 2010) | *''Godzilla vs. Cthulhu'' (IDW Publishing, 2010) | ||
*''Creature at Bay'' (SyFy television series / pilot script, 2013)<ref name="Creature at Bay">{{cite web|url=https://deadline.com/2013/09/bryan-singer-to-produce-modern-monster-drama-project-for-syfy-591759/|title=Bryan Singer To Produce Modern Monster Drama Project For Syfy|author=Andreeva, Nellie|date=20 September 2013|work=Deadline}}</ref> | *''Creature at Bay'' (SyFy television series / pilot script, 2013)<ref name="Creature at Bay">{{cite web|url=https://deadline.com/2013/09/bryan-singer-to-produce-modern-monster-drama-project-for-syfy-591759/|title=Bryan Singer To Produce Modern Monster Drama Project For Syfy|author=Andreeva, Nellie|date=20 September 2013|work=Deadline}}</ref> | ||
*''Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild'' (unproduced 3D animated TV special) | |||
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The following is a list of unmade kaiju projects, divided by the companies that intended to produce them and listed in chronological order.
Note: This list may not be complete due to projects becoming very obscure or never being fully revealed to the public.
Toho projects
- The Ghostly Whale That Came from the Sea to Attack Tokyo (1952, pre-Godzilla concept by Eiji Tsuburaya)
- The Giant Monster from 20,000 Miles Under the Sea (1953, pre-Godzilla concept by Eiji Tsuburaya)
- Project G (1954, early concept for Godzilla)
- The Volcano Monsters (1957, failed US revision of Godzilla Raids Again)
- Bride of Godzilla? (1956)[1]
- Space Mons (1962-1964, became Dogora)[2]
- Continuation: King Kong vs. Godzilla (1963, direct sequel to King Kong vs. Godzilla)[1]
- Frankenstein vs. The Human Vapor (1963)
- Frankenstein vs. Godzilla (1964, became Frankenstein vs. Baragon)[1]
- Giant Monster Attack (1966, became Space Amoeba)[1][3]
- Operation Robinson Crusoe: King Kong vs. Ebirah (1966, became Ebirah, Horror of the Deep)
- Batman vs. Godzilla (1966)[1]
- Two Godzillas: Japan S.O.S.! (1967)
- All Monsters Attack Directive (1968, became Destroy All Monsters)
- Godzilla • Red Moon • Erabus • Halfun: Extraterrestrial Monsters a.k.a. Godzilla vs. Red Moon (1970)[1]
- Godzilla vs. The Mutant Starfish (1972, better known as Godzilla vs. Hitodah)[4]
- Godzilla vs. Hedorah 2 (1972)[1]
- Godzilla vs. the Space Monsters: Earth Defense Directive (1972)
- The Return of King Ghidorah (1972, a.k.a. King Ghidorah's Great Counterattack!, became Godzilla vs. Gigan)[1]
- Godzilla vs. The Megalon Brothers: The Undersea Kingdom's Annihilation Strategy (1973)
- Untitled 20th Anniversary Godzilla Film[5]
- Giant Monsters Converge on Okinawa! Showdown in Zanpamisaki (1974, a.k.a. Mechanical Monster Garugan or Godzilla vs. Garugan)[1]
- Showdown in Zanpamisaki: Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974)
- Prophecies Of Nostradamus II: Fear of the Great Devil (1975)[6]
- Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975, early script draft / original version)
- Tokyo S.O.S.: Godzilla's Suicide Strategy (1976)[7][8][9]
- Nessie (1978)
- Bride of Godzilla (1977-1978, second attempt / version)[10]
- U.S.-Japan Collaboration: Godzilla (1978)[1]
- The Anger of Godzilla (late 1970's)[11]
- King of the Monsters: Rebirth of Godzilla (1978)
- A Space Godzilla (1978-1979, separate concept from 1994's Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla)
- Godzilla: God’s Angry Messenger (1979)
- Time Machine II (George Pal co-production, 1979)[12]
- Godzilla Legend: Asuka Fortress a.k.a. Godzilla vs. the Asuka Fortress (1979-1985)[1]
- The Godzilla Show Movie (1980)
- Resurrection of Godzilla (1980, became The Return of Godzilla)[1]
- Godzilla: King of the Monsters 3-D (1983, American production)
- Godzilla 2: Godzilla vs. Biollante (1985-1989, original version of Godzilla vs. Biollante)
- Godzilla 2: Godzilla vs. The Robot Army (1985-1989, became Gunhed)
- Godzilla vs. Ankyron (1985-1989, replaced with Godzilla vs. Biollante, later adapted into Godzilla vs. Destoroyah)
- Untitled Animated Godzilla Film (1988)[13]
- Coo from a Distant Ocean Sea (live action adaptation, 1989)[14]
- Mothra vs. Bagan (1990)[1]
- Godzilla vs. The Mysterians (1990, Mick Anger penned treatment)[15]
- Godzilla 3 (1991, was to be a direct continuation of Mothra vs. Bagan)
- Godzilla vs. King Kong (1990-1991, replaced with Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah)[1]
- Micro Super Battle: Godzilla vs. Gigamoth (1991-1992, split apart into Godzilla vs. Gigamoth and Godzilla's Counterattack)[16]
- Godzilla's Counterattack (1991-1992, became Godzilla vs. Mechani-Kong)[16]
- Godzilla vs. Mechani-Kong (1991, became Micro-Universe in Godzilla)[1][16]
- The Return of King Ghidorah (1992, replaced with Godzilla vs. Gigamoth)[17]
- Micro-Universe in Godzilla (1991-1992, replaced with Godzilla vs. Gigamoth)[16]
- Godzilla vs. Gigamoth (1992, became Godzilla vs. Mothra)[1][16]
- Godzilla vs. MechaMothra (1993)[18]
- Godzilla vs. Berserk (1993, became Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II)
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla: Metallic Battle (1993, became Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II)[19]
- Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993, early draft versions)
- Godzilla vs. King Goku (1994)[20]
- Godzilla vs. Emperor Ghidorah (1994)
- Godzilla vs. AstroGodzilla (1994, became Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla)
- Godzilla vs. NeoGodzilla (1994, became Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla)[21]
- SpaceGodzilla's Counterattack (1994-1995, early proposal for 22nd Godzilla film)[22]
- Godzilla (1994-1996, American production)
- Godzilla vs. Giant Monster Varan (1994-1995)
- Godzilla vs. Ghost Godzilla / Godzilla vs. Godzilla (1994-1995)
- Godzilla vs. Bagan (1995)[23]
- Godzilla vs. Junior Godzilla (1994-1995)[24]
- Godzilla vs. Chaos (1994-1995)
- Godzilla vs. The Divine Beast (1994-1995)
- Godzilla vs. Deep Sea Life (1994-1995)[24]
- Godzilla vs. Biomonster (1994-1995)[24]
- Godzilla vs. Super Atomic Godzilla (1994-1995)[24]
- Godzilla vs. Lambda (1994-1995)
- Godzilla vs. Barubaroi (1994-1995, replaced with Godzilla vs. Destoroyah)
- Yamato Takeru II (1997)
- GODZILLA 2 (1999/2000, sequel to GODZILLA (1998), replaced by Godzilla: The Series)
- Untitled King Ghidorah Film (1999)[25]
- The Mysterians remake (2001, Koichi Kawakita project)
- Godzilla Reborn (2001, American-made sequel to Godzilla 2000: Millennium)
- Godzilla vs. Kamacuras (2001, original vision for Shusuke Kaneko's Godzilla film)[26][27]
- Godzilla vs. M (2001, also known as Godzilla vs. Uchujin, early draft for Shusuke Kaneko's Godzilla film)[28][27]
- Godzilla X Varan, Baragon and Anguirus: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001, became Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack)
- American Godzilla Reboot (2000-2003, new American Godzilla film considered by Sony prior to them losing the rights to Godzilla in 2003, would not have been connected to GODZILLA (1998))[29]
- Godzilla vs. Deathla (2003-2005, became Godzilla 3D to the MAX)[30]
- Type-3 Kiryu (2005) [31]
- Godzilla 3D to the MAX (2007-2009, replaced with Godzilla (2014))
- Godzilla (2012, became Godzilla (2014))
- Hedorah vs Midora, also known as Hedorah 2 (2014-2017)[32][33]
- Shin Hedorah (2016-2017, Yoshimitsu Banno project)[34]
- Matango (Steven Soderbergh remake, 2016)[35]
Television series
- Monster Island television series (1963)[36]
- Toho Special Effects Terror-Beast Series: Zone The Meteor Man - Production Memo (1972)
- Toho Monster TV Film Project: Zone The Meteor Man (1972)
- Untitled Godzilla Tokusatsu series (1972-1973, reworked into Zone Fighter)
Daiei / Kadokawa projects
- Great Demon Beast Dagora (1964)
- Giant Horde Beast Nezura (1964-1965)
- Fire-Breathing Turtle Attacks Tokyo (1965, early version of Gamera)
- Gamera vs. the Space Icemen (1966, also known as Gamera vs. The Ice Men)
- Untitled 4th Daimajin film (1966-1967)
- Giant Space Monster Elegan and Command Robot (1966)
- Gamera vs. Giant Vampire (1966-1967, became Gamera vs. Gyaos)
- Gamera vs. Nezura (1966-1971)
- Gamera vs. Leoman (1971, rejected in favor for Gamera vs. Zigra)
- Gamera vs. Two-Headed Monster W (1972, better known as Gamera vs. Wyvern)
- Mr. Monster (television series, 1974)
- 'Daimajin (Ishiro Honda, 1982-1984)
- Nezura (1990s, second attempt)
- Gamera vs. Garasharp
- Gamera vs. Phoenix (1993-1994)
- Gamera (1993, early version of Gamera: Guardian of the Universe)
- Gamera 3: Gamera vs. Godzilla (1995-1998)
- Gamera 1999 (1996-1998, became Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris)
- Daimajin (Yasutaka Tsutsui, 1997-1998)
- Untitled 4th Heisei Gamera film (1999)
- Godzilla vs. Gamera (2002)[37]
- Untitled Gamera Cartoon Network series (Japanese-American tv coproduction, 2005-2008)[38]
- Daimajin (2006, Takashi Miike)[39][40]
- Gamera 3D (2010)
Tsuburaya Productions projects
- Ultraman: Operation Giant (1967)
- Ultraman: Hero from the Stars (1978)
- Ultraman: The Jupiter Effect (1978)
- Ultra Q Film Revival (1980's, Shusuke Kaneko)
- Yellow Eyes (2004, became Ultraman: The Next)
- Ultraman 2: Requiem (2005)
- Ultraman Mebius and the Ultra Brothers 2 (2007-2008)[41][42][43]
- Koseidon (Chinese Remake of 1978 tokusastu, 2015-2017)
- Kaiju Decode (unproduced collaborative anime project between Tsuburaya Productions and Toei Animation)
Television series
- Unbalance (1965, became Ultra Q)
- WoO (1966, later inspired 2006's Bio Planet WoO)
- Scientific Special Search Party: Bemular (1966)
- Redman (1966, became Ultraman)
- Ultra Eye (1967, became Ultra Seven)
- Ultra Garrison (1967, became Ultra Seven)
- Untitled Ultraman Sequel (1969-1970, became Return of Ultraman)
- Jumbo A (1969-1970, reworked into Jumborg Ace)
- Mirror Red (1972-1973, sequel to Mirrorman)
- Gigantic Beast Planet (1974, became Dinosaur Expedition Team Born Free)
- Garla (1976 adaptation of Go Nagai mecha manga)
- Ultraman Melos (1976-1977, became Andro Melos)
- Ultraman USA (TV version of Hanna Barbara animated mini series, 1986-1988)
- Untitled Ultraman 80 adaptation by Adam West (1984-1988)
- Untitled Ultraman Great Sequel (1992-1994)
- Gridman Sigma (1994)
- Ultraman Neo (1995, became Ultraman Neos)
- Ultraman Cross (2004, became Ultraman Nexus)
- Return of I-zenborg (Saudi Arabia funded TV Remake, 2014-2016. Later reworked into a short film)
Toei projects
- Daitetsujin 17 vs J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai (1977, reworked into J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai vs. Gorenger)
- Devil-Manta (1978)
- Kongorilla (1977-1978)
- Mortal (1980)
- Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Movie (1999-2001, unmade Japanese-American coproduction)
- Mazinger Z (Live Action film adaptation by James Camereon, 2000) [44]
- Getter Robo (2004, Live Action Adaptation coproduced by Universal)
- Gaiking (2009-2016, Valhalla Entertainment adaptation of 1976 anime)
- Rebellions (2011)[45][46][47]
- UFO Robo Grendizer (2013-2015 Russian-Japanese coproduction)
Nikkatsu projects
- Arkitius the Giant Squid (1966)[48]
- Monster Gigant (1966)[48]
- Monster Momonra (1966)[48]
- Reigon: Devil of the Seabed (1966)[48]
- Untitled Gappa Remake (1995, often mistaken for the otherwise false Gappa vs. Guilala)
- The Beast (first draft version of King Kong, 1932)[49]
- The New Adventures Of King Kong (1934)[50]
- King Kong vs. Frankenstein
- The Eighth Wonder (1952)
- Space Kong (1969)[51]
- King Kong (Hammer Films-planned production, 1966-1971)[52]
- King Kong (Roger Corman-planned production, 1975)
- The Legend of King Kong (1976, remake of the original King Kong by Universal Pictures)[53]
- Daughter of King Kong (1976-1986)[51]
- King Kong In Africa (1976-1985)[51]
- King Kong In Moscow (1976-1985)[51]
- Bionic Kong / Bionic Kong! King Kong In Moscow (1976-1985)[51]
- King Kong vs. Orca (1976-1980)[51]
- Mighty Joe Young (TV Movie, 1980's)
- The Illegitimate Son of King Kong (1983)
- Son of Kong (1986)
- King Kong (John Landis-planned production, 1990)[54]
- King Kong (Peter Jackson's original 1996 version)
- The Legend of King Kong (Second Attempt, 1999-2000)[55]
- Son Of Kong: Into The Wolf's Lair (2006)[56]
Miscellaneous
- American The King Kong Show comic book series (1966)
- The Return of King Kong (planned comic book series, late 1960s)
- Space Kong (planned comic book series, 1969)
- Kid Kong (animated series, 1987)
Willis O'Brien projects
- Atlantis (1927, intended as the follow-up to The Lost World)
- Creation (unfinished, 1930)
- Baboon: A Tale of the Yeti
- War Eagles
- Gwangi (became The Valley of Gwangi)
- Umbah
- Last of the Labyrinthodons
- Emilio and Guloso (1950's)
- Valley of the Mist
- The Last of the Oso Si-Papu
- The Vines of Ceres (1950)
- The Bubbles (1960-1962)
- The Leviathan
Other unmade giant monster films
- Lost Island (1934, unfinished)[57]
- The Las Vegas Monster (1957)[58]
- Behemoth, the Sea Monster (1957, original version of The Giant Behemoth)
- Even and the Dragon (1958)[59]
- Aladdin and the Giant (1959)[60]
- Giganturo (1950s-1960s)
- The Demon from Dimension X (Paul Frees, 1960s)
- Kuru Island (1961, became Gorgo)
- Breakout of the Loch Ness Monster (1963)
- Hell Spawn (1960's-1970's)
- Centauri III (1970-1973, Jim Danforth)
- G.O.O. - Genetic Octopodular Ooze (1971)
- Zeppelin v Pterodactyls (1971, Hammer Films)[61]
- The Devil Garon (1971-1972, based on the 1959 Osamu Tezuka manga)
- Jewellers (Yoshimitsu Banno, 1972-2010)
- Dune (Alejandro Jodorowsky, 1973-1976)
- Kali: Devil Bride of Dracula, AKA Dracula and the Blood Lust of Kali (1974, Hammer Films)
- The Birth of Monster Nesugon (1973-1978)[62]
- Baby Kong (1976, Mario Bava)[63]
- The Mighty Gorga (1976 Re-Release Version)
- Thongor in the Valley of Demons (1976-1982)[64]
- Yeti (1976-1977, Dino De Laurentiis)[65]
- Tentacles (1977, Arthur C. Cleark)
- War of the Insect Gods (1978-1979)[66]
- When the Earth Cracked Open (late 1970's)
- Devilfish (late 1970's, Bert I. Gordon)
- Snails (1979)[67][68]
- Cry of Cthulhu (1979)
- Dinosaur Girl (late 1970's)
- Timegate (1979, reworked into The Day Time Ended)
- Star Godzilla (1980, unauthorized Hong Kong production)
- Ghost Smashers (1981-1984, became Ghostbusters)
- Monstrosaurus (1982)
- The Grid (1982)
- Revenge of the 50 Foot Woman (mid-1980's, Jim Wynorski)[69][70]
- Mobile Suit Gundam (Hollywood adaptation of 1979 anime series, 1983-1984)
- Zoo-Ship (1985)
- It Ate Cleveland (1985-1987, better known as Godzilla vs. Cleveland)[71][72]
- Apartment Living (1987, George A. Romero)[73]
- Mutant Spawn 2000 (1987, became Creepozoids)
- The Dirty Filthy Slime (1988)
- Fiends (1988, Charles Band)
- Creepozoids 2 (1988, Charles Band)
- West of Kashmir: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure! (1989)
- Bloodless (1989, Charles Band)
- Tetsujin 28-Go (1990, eventually evolved into the 2005 Tetsujin 28-Go movie) [74]
- The Iron Man (1991-1996, eventually evolved into The Iron Giant)[75]
- Dinosaurs Attack (early 1990's, Tim Burton)
- Ssslither (1990's)
- Ghostbusters: Hellbent, also known as Ghostbusters 3: Hellbent (1990's)[76]
- Tor (1991)
- Giant Robo: Siege of Babel (OVA mini series, 1992-1998)
- The Hawkline Monster (1993, Tim Burton)
- Gigantor (American movie adaptation of Tetsujin 28, 1994-1995)
- Battle Jox (1994)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4: The Next Mutation (1994-1996, Became Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation television series)
- Funnelweb (1996)
- Omnivore (1996-1997)
- Insectosaur (1997)
- Subterranean (1997)
- Extinct (1997)
- Really Big Bugs (1997)
- Bed Bugs (1997)
- Tom Slick: Monster Hunter (1998)
- Goosebumps (1998, Tim Burton)
- I Was A Teenage King Kong (1998, Germany)
- Blue Planet (1998 - 2002, Rainbow Studios)
- Razorfish (early 2000's)
- Conqueror Worm (2000)
- Reptilicus 2 (2001)
- Ogopogo (2001)
- Yonggarry 2 (2001)[77]
- Gi-Ants (2002)
- Robotech (Unauthorized Live Action Adapation of Super Dimension Fortress Macross, 2002-2020)
- Attack of the Giant Gull (2002, Canada)
- Neon Genesis Evangelion (live action film adaptation, 2003-2006, 2013-2015)[78]
- Titans (2003)
- It Waits Below (2004)
- Untitled Megas XLR TV Movie (2004-2006)
- Giant Robo (2004-2006, remake of 1967 manga and tokusatsu by Akio Jissoji)[79][80]
- Kongula, Ape Giant of Terror (2005, Germany)
- Big Bird (2005, Thailand)
- Fire From Above (2006)
- Deadly Waters (2006)
- Robot Taekwon V (2006-2017)
- At the Mountains of Madness (2006-2014)
- Project Ultraman, AKA Ultraman Millennium (2006, unauthorized Thailand production)[81]
- Calling All Robots (2007-2012)
- Killmeleon (2008)[82]
- Tetsujin 28-Go (2008-2009, Imagi Animation Studios)
- Mortis Rex (2008-2015)
- Battletech (2008-2010)
- The Blob (2009, Rob Zombie)
- Big Man Japan (2011, Hollywood / American remake)[83]
- Attack on Titan (2011-2012, Tetsuya Nakashima)
- Shogun Warriors (2010's Mecha Cinematic Universe attempt) [84]
- Rampage (2011 attempt, based on the 1986 arcade game)
- Gigantor (2011 Unauthorized remake of Tetsujin 28-Go)
- Hellyfish (original feature length version, 2012)[85]
- Dinosaurs vs Aliens (2012, though a graphic novel based on the script was published)
- Monster Roll (2012, though a promotional short was filmed)[86]
- Evala, The Land Mine Daikaiju (2014, though a 'pilot film' was made)[87][88]
- Will Smith's Ultraman (Unauthorized Thai-American co-production, 2013-2015)[89]
- Jumbo A vs Ninja Panda (Unauthorized Thai-American Co-Production, 2013-2015)
- Monster League, also known as Oldzilla (2015)[90]
- Gigantic (Disney Animation, 2015-2018)[91]
- Kong, the Origin (2016)[92]
- Condor[93]
- Fish War[94]
- Dino-Warp
- Dragonriders
- Zoo World
- Crackodile
Miscellaneous projects
- Stop! (television series, 1960's)
- Jaguarman (unsold P-Productions television pilot, 1967)[95]
- Genocide: War of the Insects (1968, original cut)[citation needed]
- Hyouman, also known as Leopard Man (unsold television pilot, 1967)
- The Space Giants (unauthorized comic book adaptation of Ambassador Magma, 1980-1994)
- Giant Robo (anime remake of 1967 tokusatsu, reworked into Giant Robo: The Day The Earth Stood Still, 1986-1990)
- Rodan (NES video game, 1991)
- Godzilla and the Lost Continent (Random House, late 1990's)
- Godzilla vs. Terminator (Dark Horse Comics, 1990's)
- New Golden Bat, also known as The Golden Bat: Millennium Version (unsold anime pilot, 2000's)
- Giant Robo (anime pilot reworked into GR: Giant Robo, 2004-2005)
- They Came From Hollywood (video game, 2006-2008)
- Godzilla vs. Cthulhu (IDW Publishing, 2010)
- Creature at Bay (SyFy television series / pilot script, 2013)[96]
- Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild (unproduced 3D animated TV special)
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