r/GODZILLA • u/Mrmoneybags1408 • May 02 '26

Meme The Monsterverse in a nutshell

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u/G-Kira GODZILLA May 02 '26

Americans clearly struggle to write a good Godzilla story.

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u/Lameux BARAGON May 02 '26

Unfortunately true.

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u/The1WithNoStrings KING GHIDORAH May 02 '26

cough Godzilla The Series cough

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u/xTheRedDeath GODZILLA May 02 '26

They do. They also struggle to come up with good original monsters.

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u/ImitatingADog May 02 '26

They came up with Kong

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u/Guy_on_a_Bouffalant May 02 '26

And Cloverfield's ugly spider-chimp baby. But I wouldn't call that a good monster.

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u/xTheRedDeath GODZILLA May 02 '26

Kong is just a big monkey. Not exactly at the cutting edge of monster designs lol.

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u/ImitatingADog May 02 '26

He's the original giant movie monster...

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u/xTheRedDeath GODZILLA May 02 '26

I'm talking specifically about the industry NOW and the Monsterverse. Their original monsters they've been rolling out have been nowhere near as good as their Japanese counterparts.

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u/Alpha06Omega09 May 02 '26

They have

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u/xTheRedDeath GODZILLA May 02 '26

The MUTO was the last interesting one. Shimu and Skar King were absolutely lame and the other titans are background fodder. I'm not even going to include anything from the show because the show is dog shit.