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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:31 AMOne of the best Godzilla Eras in the entire Franchise the Showa Era is made of three parts, The Original Duolgoy, The revival series, and the Champion Series.
My question is which do you think is the best?
The Original Duology includes the Films Gojira (1954) and Godzilla Raids again, and takes on a somber tone.
The Revival Series Includes the films from King Kong Vs Godzilla to Destroy all monsters, in this Godzilla is a reluctant defender of Earth and generally is more lighthearted.
The Last of the series, the Champion Series is known for its Goofiness and silliness. Godzilla essentially becomes a superhero for japan at this point and saves them from aliens and other monsters.
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:34 AMThough I love the original the Revival Series is probably my favorite of Showa Era
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:34 AMEven thought the Original is my favorite, I do love the revival series and it has more options as well.
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:34 AMEAAAAAAAAAT YOUUUUUUUUUUUR VEGGGGGGGGGGGGGGIES
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MemberAnguirusMay-24-2021 11:43 AMi like bananas and apples
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G. H. (Gman)
AdminGodzillaMay-24-2021 11:43 AMInteresting way to split it up, thought not out of line.
My favorite is definitely the Golden Age, which you seem to have defined as the Revival.
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:45 AMThere was a bit of a gap between the two series of the duology and revival. And this is the standard form I see when it’s divided.
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 11:49 AMWow I wasn’t expecting this outcome
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
G. H. (Gman)
AdminGodzillaMay-24-2021 11:53 AMSarcasticGoji,
Thing a lot of people tend to overlook is that there actually wasn't a gap even if it wasn't Godzilla. Honda, Tsuburaya and their writers were still hard at work on sci-fi/kaiju material all the way to Godzilla's return in 1962:
1956 - Rodan
1957 - The Mysterians
1958 - The H-Man, Varan: The Unbelievable
1959 - Battle in Outer Space
1960 - The Human Vaper
1961 - Mothra
1962 - Gorath
Up through King Kong vs. Godzilla, there was no Godzilla series. It was just called, "Toho's Science Fiction/Fantasy Series." From Toho's point of view it wasn't much of a revival, just a continuation of what they had been doing for nearly a decade.
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MemberGiganMay-24-2021 12:00 PMOh, I just mean the Godzilla series, but I see your point
expecting the worst, sets you up for thr worst
G. H. (Gman)
AdminGodzillaMay-24-2021 4:11 PMYeah, I know you do, I'm merely pointing out that there really was no revival from the point of view of Toho or the audience. King Kong vs. Godzilla just stacked on top of the other sci-fi/fantasy movies. After which Toho realized they might have a franchise on their hands and decided to cross Godzilla with another one of their successful creations.
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MemberBaragonMay-24-2021 10:40 PMDestroy All Monsters is my favourite, so I'll choose "Revival".
Im Durp
MemberBaragonMay-25-2021 11:52 PMGoing by these titles easily the Revival series. Most of my problems with showa come from the later films though I really love the last 2 installments for the mechagodzilla duology.
