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G vs. G is a 2019 short Godzilla fan film directed by Takuya Uenishi and submitted to the GEMSTONE Godzilla contest. It was uploaded to the GEMSTONE YouTube

compositor G vs. G (2019) [fan film] - Director / VFX Shinkalion the Movie (2019) - Godzilla design/modeling FAN ART of GODZILLA V. GAMERA (2021) [fan film]

originally self-published by artist Matt Frank and sold at G-Fest XXIV from July 14-16, 2017 as unlicensed fan fiction. On August 8, 2018, Phase Six officially published

of effects footage which was then shown at that year's G-Fest. Nakajima appeared as a guest at G-Fest the following year where he spoke more on the film

Lewis, and Brandon Graham. In 2009, he drew a short Godzilla fan comic called "World War G," in which Godzilla battled a futuristic military force. When

monsters (e.g. Demon Hunter Mitsurugi (1973)). "Puppet shows" may use traditional tokusatsu techniques, but are cast with puppets or marionettes (e.g. Uchuusen

Title card from the original G vs. G 2 teaser Bandai Movie Monster Series Gigan Rex and Godzilla Video thumbnail G vs. G 2 (early title) Fathom Events

Kato "Last Seen" (ラストシーン,   Rasuto Shīn) by Kazuko Yumeno "Warning from G" (Ｇからの警告,   Jī kara no Keikoku) by Shinobu Kaze "Godzilla vs. Chief Yamada" (ゴジラ対山田課長

Gamera 4: Truth (ガメラ4 真実,   Gamera Fō Shinjitsu) is a fan-made sequel to Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris. It has never been released on home video, and has rarely

found an opportunity to resume the series sooner following the widespread fan backlash to TriStar's take and newfound demand for a Japanese Godzilla film

Godziban is a fan film submitted to the Godzilla-based GEMSTONE Creators Audition campaign, uploaded to YouTube on March 20, 2019. It carried over characters

at American science-fiction conventions, and filmed a cameo for the 2014 fan film Godzilla Battle Royale during one such appearance. Godzilla (1954) as

Mecha-King Ghidorah (G-Force) Based on: Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II Characters: Godzilla Fire Rodan (Godzilla) Garuda (G-Force) MechaGodzilla (G-Force) Based

most recently was voted into the mobile game Godzilla Battle Line through a fan poll. The creature's official English name is simply "Giant Octopus," a direct

by kaiju fans overall, they generally consider Rebirth of Mothra 3 to be on par with Rebirth of Mothra. The 2007 readers' poll conducted by G-Fan produced

behind-the-scenes photos, was shown at G-Fest XIX in an impromptu, standing-room-only panel. The following year, Nakajima traveled to G-Fest himself, bringing more

array of unmade, scrapped or lost films, the book features a foreword by G-FAN publisher and editor J.D. Lees and essays by Dr. Ayame Chiba (the deceptive

his tail with the ability to open and close its fan, and swimming puppets with the mouth and tail fan open and closed were created. Tatsumi Nikamoto was

Hedorah (1971), which he directed and co-wrote. Banno was a special guest at G-Fest XII in 2005 and an executive producer for Legendary Pictures' Godzilla

in Hell #2. He has continuously provided cover art for magazines such as G-FAN and Famous Monsters of Filmland throughout the years. Eggleton has won a