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I don't hate Rodan by any means, but he isn't a particularly elaborate design compared to some others, but I guess that can be part of his charm, which is the same reason why Angurius is abnormally popular, especially over here in the west.

But really, is anything about the Godzilla franchise in any way plausible? Would seeing a giant, electricity-wielding ape the size of Godzilla fighting Godzilla, be so weird, especially compared to some of the other Kaiju seen over the years. Megalon's a massive bug with drills for hands who shoots bombs from his mouth and is controlled by an underground subspecies of humans who can somehow contact aliens. Gigan is an alien mercenary from the Space Hunter Nebula M with a chainsaw on his stomach and daggers for arms. Hedorah is literally a laser shooting turd. Kong looks normal compared to those guys. I'm just saying that a 120 metre ape versus a 120 metre dinosaur wouldn't be so ridiculous because Godzilla already is ridiculous, but awesome.

I guess that's a good thing that came from the later Showa era; creative monster designs.

You and me are going get along juuuuust okay. I think Anguirus is pretty cool. I have to ask though, was it ever explained how he managed to come back from the dead after Godzilla Raids Again?

Space Godzilla is wacky as hell, and possibly a sly callback to the later Showa designs like the ones mentioned previously. I mean, a flying Godzilla clone from space with massive crystal spikes on its back? It's just so random. Sign me up for the fan club. And, yeah, everyone likes Destroyah. Everyone. Godzilla vs Destroyah is arguably a far better finale to Godzilla as a whole than Final Wars was, especially since Final Wars doesn't take place in any previously established continuity. 

I think that all of the Godzilla monsters are cool in their own ways. There aren't really any truly bad ones in my book, just ones that aren't as great as others. Even the American Godzilla wasn't really that bad. He's pretty much Gorosaurus, and no one ever complains about that guy. If I had to make a list of the worst Godzilla enemies (barring the not-so-giant giant monsters like the Giant Octopus from King Kong vs Godzilla) it would probably contain Varan, Ebirah and Gabara, mainly because the first two are criminally underdeveloped and more dull than the others, and because everything about Gabara confuses me. Okay, in his debut film he's supposed to only be imaginary, yet he still shows up in other works by Toho and even received a bio in the Godzilla Game which refers to him as if he were real. I like to believe that the kid from Godzilla's Revenge was a mutant that could create things with his imagination, and thus Gabara emerged in the 'real' Godzilla universe. 

Oh shit, Godzilla meets The Thing.

Yeah, Godzilla in Hell is pretty fun.

It is absolutely legendary. Is it still on at the cinemas where you are? 

Age of Ultron was complete trash. Mad Max was basically made by that final chase scene (within the larger chase scene that is the entire movie), that was pretty sweet.

Wolverine knock-off? Wut? He only had sub-dermal titanium implants. I think it was a little bit more involved than just that but I can't remember the exact wording. He was still capable of bleeding and what have you but even then, the wounds were evidently superficial and probably closed a lot easier than the average human being since they weren't as intensive as they would've been normally had there been no titanium.

That and he only had heightened reflexes.

Though of course, if we're going by how he managed to survive that one instances... that's probably arguable but still probably has something to do with the implants. Somehow.