Devianteist
MemberMothra LarvaeApr-25-2014 6:35 AMAfter reading a short conversation between Gman2887 and Kage432, I'd like the raise a broad version, of an old question;
Which version of Godzilla is the most powerful?
Many people believe it is Burning Godzilla. Others believe it is Final Godzilla. Still, some will argue that Megaguirus Godzilla. Some might even say that GMK Godzilla is the most powerful, and still, some are speculating that Godzilla (2014) will be the most powerful yet to grace us. The list goes on.
With evidence at hand, the original script of Godzilla: Final Wars suggested itself to be a sequel to Godzilla VS Destoroyah.
Godzilla Junior was to face off against multiple kaiju, until an epic final showdown with Destoroyah. With the power inherited from his surrogate father, Junior was to battle to greatest threat to the Godzilla species; a manefistation of the Oxygen Destroyer combined with Micro-Oxygen.
As we all know, this was script was scrapped, and left two questions hanging. The one addressed here, and the other addressed here.
What do you all think? Which Godzilla really is the strongest? I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts.
EDIT- THINGS TO AVOID-
After a short conversation with user Kage432, I will address a couple things that are better off avoided-
Certain abilities possessed by Godzilla that are not controlled. An example being Burning Godzilla's meltdown being capable of destroying Earth. He is not willingly controlling his meltdown.
Kage also mentioned PIS (plot induced stupidity) and CIS (character induced stupidity).
An example of PIS, is Godzilla suddenly (as in, immediatly upgraded) being upgraded in power by an outside source, as in Final Wars.
An examle of CIS is Super MechaGodzilla [2] allowing the chance for Fire Rodan to revive Godzilla instead of outright obliterating both kaiju.
Lastly, Kage brought forth the [dreaded] No Limits Fallacy. What this means is that Godzilla has an ability with a misunderstood/misinterpreted amount of power. Kage brought forth the example of Godzilla disrupting a black hole with his Red Spiral Ray. Anyone who's read up on gravitational singularities will know that this is not possible, as matter of any kind cannot disrupt a black hole.
User Durp004 brought forth a point that some of these "rules" are too limiting to the debate, and that they are mostly opinion based. These rules would not be here, had I not analyzed them and their possible limitations on the debate: I found none.
If you feel something falls under these rules, but still need it for your argument, bust a move and tell us why it doesn't. After all, this is a debate.
EDIT- They are no longer rules, but merely things better off avoided.
