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the game's story synopsis spells Godzilla's name with the kanji characters 呉爾羅, the same characters used to spell his name in Shin Godzilla and GODZILLA:

sea floor and began consuming it. Maki gave the creature the name "Gojira" (呉爾羅), which meant "incarnation of God" in Maki's home on Odo Island. The American

transpired in the original 1954 film. Godzilla's name is spelled in kanji as 呉爾羅, which was also the case in Shin Godzilla. The carcass of a Kamoebas washes

for "whale." In Shin Godzilla, Godzilla is mostly referred to as Gojira (呉爾羅), a name given to him by zoologist Goro Maki, which in his native Odo Island

that used for Godzilla in the 1954 film and Shin Godzilla, which was written 呉爾羅 but pronounced the same. Because 古史 is typically pronounced koshi rather than

written in katakana. Still, the press sheet for GMK spells his name in kanji (呉爾羅,   Gojira); the same spelling used in the original 1954 film and later in

film's theater program and novelization spelling its name in kanji characters (呉爾羅,   Gojira). This same spelling was also used in the original 1954 film, Shin

Godzilla's name is known to the natives of Odo Island by the ateji spelling 呉爾羅 (Gojira); the kanji do not have any intended meaning, and are simply used

as the case was in Shin Godzilla, Godzilla's name is spelled in kanji as 呉爾羅 (Gojira). To distinguish him from Godzilla Filius, this Godzilla is named

In the original film, Godzilla's name is originally spelled in kanji as 呉爾羅 by the Odo Island natives, though these characters were chosen for sound only