

Through specific channels, I've had the pleasure of watching the first episode of Godzilla: Singular Point. After the disappointing character work in Godzilla vs. Kong it's nice to have a reminder that likable, working, feeling, relatable characters can still fill the kaiju genre.
To be clear, thus far, it is not an action series. It's a slow burn mystery carried by the sleuthing characters. It's very reminiscent of Ultra Q in that regard. All of them exist in a very real world, working odd jobs, finishing college and engaging in an inspired passion--In this particular instance, a passion for the paranormal and bizarre. They're practically Ghost Hunters or the X-Files--Again, very reminiscent of Ultra Q.
A highly engaging aspect is how this world is completely unprepared for what's about to happen. The last 5 minutes of the episode solidify that the existence of kaiju is going to spin their lives out of control. And a certain revelation about our favorite monster seems like an apocalyptic omen for things to come.
It's a great set up and the potential it has alone is worth waiting on. Can't wait to see what happens in the rest of this series.

That’s really good to hear

Cool, I love the X-files

Please just share your Godzilla vs Kong review....please.

I wonder if the new Pacific Rim series will be good as Singular Point.

Whats wrong with SP? He doesnt have to share his review.

Took the words right out of my mouth. Besides, he said that they would be putting all of the GvK reviews in a different place on here.

I think he meant making ur own review, you can check them out later....
Im going to see the movie in Theaters.
Anyway is Singular Point is not really about action I’m fine with it. I enjoyed the Godzilla Earth Series. Action doesn’t always need to be forefront

That fact that after the movie is out and everyone is changing to team Goji has me a little worried. I will still stick with Kong

Me too.
But trust me, you'll not be happy in regards to Monke.
I wasn't.

I still haven't seen GvK yet, but I'm gonna watch it on HBOMax tomorrow for my birthday.

Ok

@Sonic
Ohhh nooo... you spoiled
it would’ve been bad if YouTube hadn’t spoiled it first

So ur fine

sorry.

Singular Point already has me hooked and I need episode 2. At the start I was definitely a little confused but overtime it all started to come to light (well not entirely as that's the point of the show I feel). The art style is so satisfying to look at and the way Studio Orange integrated the 3D into that art style is just awesome as hell.
I want to see how they ramp up the impending kaiju cataclysm and how these characters individually react and do something about the situations they're thrown into. I'm actually excited.

@Sonic
U don’t need to be sorry. I was just looking for another excise to be mad at YouTube.
@Gman and Chris
How are u watching this? I need....

I think Singular Point is on Netflix, if that's what I think you're asking.

Probably VPN then......

Because they said it was on Japanese only

Oh.

sonictiger,
I would rather talk about Singular Point right now, as I find it more interesting. Let's stay on topic, thank you.
HinikunaGoji,
If you would like to view the first episode you can find it here.

ok.

Monster_Zero,
Pacific Rim: The Black is fantastic, but takes a hot minute to hook you in. It's a great addition to the franchise though. I hope one of these days Legendary makes a third film.
But at the moment, Singular Point has a stronger hook.

I see its scheduled to be on Netflix but I'm not able to watch it? How were you able to Gman? Are the specific channels open to the general public?

@GTheoryman
Its on the website Gman Posted. I tend not to trust websites like that... so I wait for it to arrive on Netflix

If episode 1 was a slow burn, introductory set-up for the characters and an Ultra Q-esque dynamic, episode 2 fired on all cylinders launching us into the mystery of the world introduced by a Rodan vs. Jet Jaguar battle.
I also really dig the opening credits. Focal point is absolutely on the characters, and they should be, but there's a looming, unshakable presence of Godzilla, who seems to be a bringer of the apocalypse in this iteration.
Definitely a lot going on to sink your teeth into. And Yun as an excellent lead protagonist.
Opening Credits (don't blink at 1:28)
Ending Credits (Good luck counting all of the Easter eggs in this one. I haven't even found them all.)

Okie Here are some references,
On the TV, the news anchor shares an uncanny resemblance To Kayako Ann Paterson from SHin Godzilla
There are scenes one with Biollante and one with Godzilla Jr's Egg, on the TV.
Maybe a reference to KOTm with a scene of a flaming winged Kaiju shot from a jet, and has the same color palette as the scene.
Letters in a code of some sort spelling out kaijus names one notable example is Anguirus
Image of Shokirus and possible reference to the main characters from the Japanese Son of Godzilla
People standing in Goji footprint, reference to 1998.
Kumonga
MOthra with clear SHobijin underneath, SPecifically the shobijin from tokyo sos.
MAnda and King CEsear
Kiryu and OG jet jaguar design
Hesei Goji Holding a train
THats what I found

No spoilers, but episode 4 is a stark reminder that the lead writer of Godzilla Singular Point has a PhD in physics and it shows.
I'm going to need to rewatch episode 4 another 7 times just to catch up on some of these ideas, because they go into some pretty heavy science/sci-fi material dealing with objects in different dimensional spaces, temporal inequality, sound waves, etc. I'm no fan of scientific accuracy, but the show is going hard and I love it keeps you on your toes.

I’m excited, I haven’t watched them because it feels wrong to watch it on a website. I thought it was illegal.

SarcasticGoji,
Understood--I usually put it on my TV regardless. But I'll be rewatching it on Netflix as well anyway. I'm curious about the English dub actors and how they're going to translate some of these words.