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sure we get it right for the fans because we know their concerns. It must be brilliant in every category because I’m a fan as well." Legendary Pictures'

Takarada (宝田 明,   Takarada Akira) was a Japanese actor best-known among kaiju fans for playing Hideto Ogata in the original Godzilla and assorted roles in

the meantime. When TriStar's GODZILLA was released in 1998 to widespread fan disappointment and backlash, Toho saw an opportunity to bring their series

Hanshin Toho Group. In the West, it is best known as the producer of many kaiju and tokusatsu movies, the films of Akira Kurosawa, and the anime films of

Destoroyah (ゴジラVS (たい)デストロイア,   Gojira tai Desutoroia) is a 1995 tokusatsu kaiju film directed by Takao Okawara and written by Kazuki Omori, with special

creative birth of Godzilla, one of the most famous kaiju (monsters) of all time. The driving forces behind 1954's Godzilla were special effects artist Eiji Tsuburaya

Main articles: Kaiju Guide: Godzilla (Showa Series), Kaiju Guide: Godzilla (Heisei Series), Kaiju Guide: Godzilla (Millennium Series), Kaiju Guide: Godzilla

long-time Godzilla fan and collector, his works include the 2003 Heisei Gamera fan sequel, Gamera 4: Truth and a trilogy of independent kaiju films, beginning

Patlabor. Ito grew up watching kaiju movies at his local theater, and became a lifelong kaiju fan, often inserting references to kaiju movies into the anime on

audience's perception of the monster. While many fans enjoy this interpretation of Godzilla, many other fans felt that Kaneko's approach to Godzilla diverged

(ゴジラ FINAL (ファイナル) WARS (ウォーズ),   Gojira Fainaru Wōzu) is a 2004 tokusatsu kaiju film directed by Ryuhei Kitamura and written by Wataru Mimura and Isao Kiriyama

move for the turn. After a kaiju or G-Force unit has made their move, the next turn will commence. When a G-Force or kaiju unit is within one space of

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"B" rating, calling it "a fun and exciting film that should please most kaiju fans." Toho DVD (2003) Region: 2 Audio: Japanese Universal Laser & Video DVD

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entirely on the TriStar Godzilla but use Zilla's name. Despite this distinction, fans often call this Godzilla "Zilla," owing to their identical designs and characteristics

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

brought the kaiju down, only for him to evolve once more into Godzilla Ultima and get back on his feet. JSDF tanks began to fire at the kaiju but only succeeded

cybernetic kaiju) which are used to upgrade the various kaiju. They can also be obtained by completing different modes as specific kaiju. Each kaiju requires

Transformers. Among giant monster fans, Paramount is known for distributing the 1976 King Kong remake, releasing the Toho kaiju films formerly released by UPA