Will Godzilla Regenerate?

I think yes, after all, all living things have the ability to regenerate themselves, some ones, like the reptiles, much more faster than mammals, for example.

So, in the "realistic" world of Edwards, Godzilla healing power fit very well, specially for an animal that lived during so much time (millions of years) and that had survived atomic explotions against it.

maybe,because this movie takes place after the 1954 and i dont even know that it would take place in the other movies.but its godzilla.so yeah. it probably does have regenerator G.

In my honest opinion, I think no. I think Godzilla will just have very thick, strong armor that is very hard to be pierced. But not regenrative cells. If he does have regenrative cells then that would be awesome. It doesn't bother me either way.

I think not. The Legendary Pictures folks want realism in this movie/Godzilla design. Very powerful armor is possible, but regeneration (at least at the level typically portrayed) isn't very possible. Besides, this Godzilla feels like a more powerful form of the 1954 version which also favored tough hide vs regeneration.

Judging by the look I'd go with a thick hide, with above average regeneration, but nothing along the lines of regenerator g1 with wounds being completely healed within hours.

I think the strength of his regeneration will vary by how much nuclear energy he absorbs through his g cells

it is a huge possiblity however, seeing the thickness of this new godzilla it seems to me like his skin resembles that of an armoured hide which would be amazing :)

It's possible, but I doubt it. Godzilla's regenerative abilities is not a well known trait and it wasn't something introduced to the franchise until Godzilla vs. Biollante.

Edwards seems to be taking most of his cues from the original film which didn't have the regenerative powers ability.

I don't get why everyone thinks a near impenetrable hide would be more realistic than regenerative powers. I mean, there is no living thing that can withstand artillery fire, and no material that can withstand the temperatures and pressures that particularly large bombs can produce, but a relatively complex animal called a sea squirt has been proven to be able to regenerate its entire body from just a fragment of a blood vessel. In fact, since Godzilla's body produces radiation rather than having to consume an outside energy sources, it's possible that even if Godzilla recieves mortal wounds and "dies," his cells could continue to survive and multiply without the rest of his body functioning. Besides, considering that Godzilla can survive nuclear explosions, they are clearly not going for realism in terms of his abilities in this film.