The effigy at the end wasn't Mothra. It was the mech suit that Harou used to sacrifice himself in. The children are seen giving up their fears to the fire to help purge themselves from fostering hatred as Harou did.
it is implied that the children worshipping Haruo at the end are Haruo's grandchildren. The woman that asks if they sealed away the bad stuff is implied to be their mother . . . Haruo's daughter.
In the post credit scene we see 4 children saying what they fear and presenting it as those little ornaments, 2 of them are clearly descendants of the humans from the ship, one of them possibly from Haruo. They start chanting for the wrathful one to bless them as they burn those ornaments in front of an idol” which is possibly a representation of the wrathful one” I believe this wrathful one is not Godzilla but instead Haruo. Their civilization learned to live with the planet rather than on it, thus avoiding the cycle of destruction that comet with civilization. Haruo seeing that the remaining nanometal could be a path towards civilization and back to the cycle decided to destroy it along with himself. He killed him self because as stated at the end of the movie, the Hotua are strangers to the concept of hatred. He is aware that from amongst all of the humans he is the only one whose hatred will never cease. The Hotua as he saw have telepathic abilities, so regardless of what he does he would eventually infect them. That’s why he told Maina that if he stayed she would understand him, she would eventually learn hatred. Thats why he had to go along the nanometal. In the ritual they are giving their fears to the wrathful one, riding themselves from it by burning it, as Haruo rid the tribe from hatred by burning himself in Godzilla’s fire.
Yeah, Maina was pregnant with his kid. Not Miana. Miana wasn’t even pregnant at all. In the end of the movie, Miana just went up to Haruo and tried to warn him that if he dies, he loses.
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there is literally no child support at all all governments and the past civilizations of humanity are all dead. so technically he just wanted to not spread the cycle of hatred or some shit.
While I felt Ghidorah was kinda lack luster in this movie, it stilled filled my heart with joy every time they talked about Ghidorah defying reality and warping space and time, it was really freaky to see this... lovecraftian entity created freaking BLACK HOLES just to enter our universe. It’s also scary that THATS what it takes to harm Godzilla, a higher dimensional being capable of operating on the 4th dimension.
MoJo Claw like ghidorah should have descended using his full body and fighting Godzilla while being able to be hurt but the only way he could be killed and sent back into the void would be with the rock thingy being destroyed
Ultra kiryu Gaming Agreed, after Godzilla easily beats the three heads due to the bead braking, Memphis laughs and from the large portal over earth Ghidorah drops down, being many times larger than Godzilla.
They burn their fear because fear leads to hate, and hate leads to suffering. It's an effigy of Haruo in the mech. They burn their fears so it does turn to hate as Haruo burned his hate to save everyone so the cycle would end.
I was with this series....right until the ending. Committing suicide to "end the hatred" is just a weak excuse to me. Learning to let go of the hatred and living in peace with the yet unborn child he helped create wouldve been so much better than simply going "imma blow up the tech and hopefully end the cycle of hate". The Ancient One in the marvel movie Dr Strange said it best i think: "We never lose our demons, we only learn to live above them." Humans and hatred are a package deal, always will be. What Haruo chose to do was the cowards way out in my opinion, even if he had noble intentions.
Yea. His suicide was so reminiscent of the ending of the new Battlestar Galactica where Lee Adama says they have to break the cycle by destroying their high tech stuff(the fleet and everything else). You heard that- the only way to eliminate the cycle to DESTROY ALL LONG TERM RECORDS OF THE CYCLE'S EXISTENCE. And then, as we saw at the end of BSG, humanity eventually went right on its way through the cycle again. Gee, I f***ing wonder why. *facepalm*
It's stated in the movie that the Hota don't have a word for Hatred, and Haruo said that if he stuck around, they eventually would gain hatred for Godzilla, and fall back on the course to civilization, resurrecting the cycle of endless destruction. Him sacrificing himself was to prevent the cycle of destruction from coming full circle.
Well to be honest on 1 hand i can understand where you are coming from but if i heard Ghidorah's voice and methipes says as long as i live ghidorah will be watching him I'd be screw that HEY GODZILLA KILL ME i'd bounce than have ghidorah come back
Bb-8 and r2-d2 Or we’ll see what This version of Mothra can do. Because Mothra has soloed 2 Ghidorah’s in the Toho verse. So this version of Mothra would be able to as well.
Godzilla Anime might probably have a time-loop where the destruction and hate of the past recycle for eternity similar to the Devilman series. And even spawning more Godzillas or luring Ghidorah to destroy them all.
They are worshiping Mothra in the credits stinger? No. They are worshiping an effigy of the Vulture that Haruo rode in and sacrificed himself inside of and they look to Haruo as the "Lord of Wrath" and they burn effigy of their fears and hatred to the alter and ask the Lord of Wrath to take away their fears and hatred. I don't know where you thought that was Mothra. Yeah, they are worshiping the Lord of Wrath in the temple where Mothra's egg is in, but it's not Mothra.
What I don't get is why he married and got maina pregnant ( the serious twin ) but not miana ( the curious twin ) who actually showed interest in him while maina was rarely around Haruo
I like to think that Ghidora was the monster from some other planet at one point way in the past, and once the people of the planet left, it evolved to the point that is shown in the movie. Like it just had so much time to evolve that it hit the point of being an interdimensional being.
"Godzilla has nearly a 70 year old heritage, it stands to reason that not every movie can be the same recipe, there needs to be experimentation. That is clearly what happened here with the 3 part movie series, sure there is a chunk of action, but this isn't Pacific Rim - it's much more of a dark dystopian Sci-fi i.e. some intellect and thinking required. That said personally I found it super relaxing to watch, the crisp visuals, great voice acting (Both Japanese, Mandarin and English all fab) - very easy on the eye and not overly mentally taxing - it's just thought provoking. It focused more on the idea of godzilla, the implications and what is a similar theme in Asian mythology - the connection between hatred, destruction and forgiveness and rebirth. Overall this is definitely one for those more interested in intellectual pursuits, there are a ton of physics, sociology and philosophical concepts that gets you thinking - this for me is definitely a cult classic, it won't wet everyones appetites, will definitely polarize but I truly hope will live on for years to come."--murchie-9565910 January 2019 www.imdb.com/title/tt8478602/reviews?ref_=tt_urv Same.
I agree but this is just my personal bias. I thought they would have killed him in the 3rd. That or Godzilla dies from his battle against Ghidorah. And then happily ever after. But god damn did this leave a bad taste in my mouth. Yes I know there is way more too it but I don't like things that make you question everything. 1st part was good 2nd part was ok 3rd part felt bad Again just personal bias but I really wanted a animated Godzilla with a acceptable ending.
I thought he took Yuko to "spearhead" godzilla like the plan in the second movie by kamikaze, but knowing it was just to get rid of nano tech and his mindset makes me hella sad. You can't tell me more of that nano tech can't be found where the city sank and Harou's son won't grow up with hatred and persecution because how his dad is heralded.
It is implied that the woman asking the children if they sealed away their fears was Haruo's daughter. It is also implied that those children are Haruo's grandchildren.
I hate that Gihdorah (Sorry if spelt wrong) did not really go into his real form like the 3 heads unlike the snake dragon spawn. But either way I did enjoy this movie but the first one is the best in my thoughts
I had Low expectations of this last movie But somehow they found a way to make the last fight even More disappointing than the fake out Mechagodzilla fight. Every single character in this was useless might as well call it Godzilla and some stuff happens
There was no reason for Haruo to quite likely destroy humanity's ability to advance technologically. That nutjob could've just thrown himself off a cliff or something... Who cares about Ghidorah? He was invulnerable only because of the thing in Metphies's eye, and it no longer exists. Godzilla can defeat the Golden Wings of Demise as many times as needed, Earth is safe from Ghidorah. Summary: Haruo is an asshole, he only cared about dying in a cool way. Now because of his selfish actions, everyone's quite likely permanently imprisoned in Stone Age.
To be honest i liked and miss the other old song that played with the logo. Well done on the logo by the way . It would Sound so good blasting in my stereo in my truck when I would munch out on some nice take out. Keep the magic goin ✌
sibusky true that however the movies didn t settle in very well except for the fact of the awesome godzilla but mabeye if they do they could make it good and mabeye they could make more movies or a series who knows
I get the reasoning behind Haruo’s sacrifice, but did he seriously have to kill himself? You mean to tell that futuristic machine didn’t have some form of autopilot? Or any other way to destroy both it and the nano body corpse? I mean bruh this dude just got a girl pregnant and married her, and then he up and kills himself? Makes me kind of hate him to be honest, and it’s not there isn’t other technology left over that the remaining humans could abuse. At least one of the people left over will miss the old days of modern living and try to start some shit. The whole thing just felt redundant. The first two parts of this trilogy were actually decent, but part 3 just sucked. Ghidorah’s abilities were the only really interesting part, and we didn’t even get to enjoy a legitimate fight between Ghidorah and the G-man. Just made the whole trilogy feel stale.
The houta have a so-called telepathy so they can tell what’s going on inside one’s head. Haruo’s wife Maina could have understood the the concept of hatred inside his mind and therefore the cycle of violence, rage, and persecution will start all over again not unless he kills himself for humanity’s fate to be saved ....... NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU U-
Godzilla is like the big bro in the sense that when we(civilization) get to full of ourselves and start thinking that we are all that, Godzilla got to come give us our ass whooping and teach us the error of our ways so we can start anew
This was a super rocky series tbh. Only thing I didn’t like from this one was the slow fight between Ghidorah and Godzilla and the weird ending, but ur video helps a bit
Ramadhan Febri Iswara I actually didn’t know that last bit. But not necessarily slow physically but also he only did like 2 things. Idc bout variety but he struggled once and done and then boom, ghidorahs gone
Maybe after the end of the godzilla anime trilogy they'll give the story to a mothra anime and godzilla will only make a cameo as a natural force of nature (not talking about godzilla 2014) in the background while the focus is on the characters and of course mothra. Idk that's just what I'm thinking anyway we'll probably won't get another installment to the series but I think it'd be cool. Good video it got me thinking of the godzilla anime differently although it's not my favorite of the godzilla franchise I'd still watch it for fun.
what vibes ? Evangelion is about escapism and even tho Godzilla do get on this problem for the first half when they talk about Exif's religions but from that point on, nothing relate to Evangelion. The movie mostly talk about hatred lead to self destruction, even at the end Haruo suicide is kinda escapism to the reality that human will always have hatred, and civilization will still continue to grow back, he just make it longer, harder for everyone else and in process destroy the history of mankind for many centuries Just because something have bittersweet ending does not make it have the same vibes of Evangelion
What is wrong with feeling hate? It's a completely reasonable reaction to feel hate towards things that are evil, and this Godzilla fits that bill, even if it has no sentience or moral character to weigh such actions. Godzilla is a destructive being that decimated a planet and wiped its civilization clean. Hatred for a non sentient force of evil is probably the most clean kind of hatred you can get. Over-zealous hatred of the Nazis can lead to over-zealous hatred of Germans, but who can say the same for the Dragon of Cancer, that takes lives cruelly and unjustly? The Polio that killed and crippled millions of children and adults alike? The smallpox that wiped the active cultures of two whole Continents, leaving their peoples decimated and open for the exploitation of colonists. Letting yourself be consumed by hatred is not healthy, but hate is a perfectly natural human emotion, especially when it's against undeniably evil things. This Godzilla is no different from the diesease we have eradicated and are trying to eradicate. The attempts to destroy were not some wrong acts of vengeance, but perfectly reasonable actions against the monster that continues to occupy your home, the few remainders of your species living eternally weak under its rule. The oppressed should not be happy living in the shadow of their conqueror.
talk about something that, not even frikin nuclear weapons can kill and also defies logic and biology itself!! no possoble comparison to diseases or natural phenomena that humans can more or less control, what chance do they have to get rid of it?? absolutely none! there is not the smallest fighting chance, so why hate it?? No point and over time it will exaust and hurl humans into a deep confusion and depression, in the end you"ll have to submit or die!! its like hating religion and the divine, the universe is definitely created by some all powerful sentient being,and going atheist or hating it will only turn you into a dead being or worse eventually!
Ok I think many got this part wrong. The post-credit ritual scene means that hatred has been implanted in that innocent society: The kids are burning away their fears, NOT hatred. And to burn away fears (read: Godzilla) = to burn (aka destroy) Godzilla = reinventing the cycle of hatred and destruction, breaking the Hotuo philosophy of co-habitation. If you miss this point, try and watch all three again in one go.
Every person has their own preferences. Earth godzilla trilogy try to make a new formula of godzilla movie. Unlike shin godzilla who resembles the very first godzilla movie which the concept is to make godzilla a destroyer and abomination made by human nuclear wastes. Legendary godzilla also use the same formula as the toho godzilla later movies which is kaiju battles(most popular godzilla movies). Remember zilla? Hollywood try to modify godzilla's model to be more realistic but still to maintain godzilla origin as the product "nuclear weapon". I understand many people like legendary godzilla because Legendary tries to play safe and reboot the most popular godzilla movies(kaiju battles) However, you also must respect other godzilla movies which try to make new formula of godzilla movie even though you doesn't like them
The Wrathful lord is Haruo. So they were worshipping him and using him to discard all their fears and hatred. Just look at what the figure looks like. The flying machine Haruo took with him.
Does anyone think Godzilla died from the impact of the vulture like he knew what haruo was doing and knew it himself and took down the shield and let himself die to stop Ghidorah and complete his mission as guardian of Earth
The only thing I’m confused about of the ending was when Haruo got killed by Godzilla, did Godzilla die too? Since this is the ending of the final film in the trilogy, I want to believe Godzilla DID die, but something about that final explosion made it hard to tell.
A year late but I don't think it killed Godzilla. After everything Ghidora and the humans threw at it that Godzilla survived throughout the trilogy its hard to believe that the destruction of that ship in Godzillas face would put him down. I think that the point is that humans would just have to co-exist with a monster, since it was said in the second movie 'You know why it is called a monster? Because humans cannot defeat it.' or something along those lines.
When they first met the tribe I was hoping the tribe would understand them better so they could explain that they were from the ancient past and just get a reaction from the tribes people
In the end, Mothra will be disappointed upon seeing Haruo's hatred against Godzilla Earth pass down to his descendants to worship him as the "wrathful one".
Godzilla didn't die, they just live with godzilla. It's a natural thing, like rain, storm and then there is godzilla. Part of the weather to them lol but yeah godzilla didn't die, haruo the one that died to save everyone
I think the fact that none of the children in the post credit scene say Godzilla is one of their “scary things” means that Godzilla is dead, thats just me though
I was kinda hoping to see some character development at the end. But no, Haruo couldn't let go of his hate, even for the sake of his unborn child. The Vulture and the dead girl needed to be destroyed, don't get me wrong, I just feel like Haruo taking his own life while doing so was a major cop out both for the character and the writers.
kesselrunner well technically Yoko was already dead and the reason he took her along with him in his suicide was because she had the mecha Godzilla nanotechnology inside of her. The scientist guy even said the only reason he was able to fix the vulture was because he had found some dormant nanotechnology that was still functioning inside of her. So if he had left her then there was no point of what he was going to do, he had to erase every trace of the past as to make sure the same mistakes would not be repeated.
I got that part. I just don't see why Haruo couldn't have just put her body inside the vulture, program the thing to self destruct and then go and raise his family once they were free from the threat of the technology. Committing suicide just seemed like a stupid thing to do.
kesselrunner that bcs haruo can't risk the tribe. N his own kid from the twins/all the descendants to be bound w his hatred that resembles of the human sense n need of power instead living beside the nature or godzilla itself as a representation of earth's last defense against any threat. So haruo need to stop the cycle by killing himself n any possible threat which is the cycle of destruction(included yoko w her active nanometal so they can't build another nanometal tech)
He could have stopped the cycle by getting over his hatred. I know that hatred was the main theme of the trilogy, "hatred destroys everything it touches" essentially. But humans can change. It would have been a much more compelling ending for Haruo if he had been able to let go of his hatred and live on in peace.
kesselrunner he did. For few months after at least. But since his survival professor buddy said that they can rebuild the nanotech to begin living as they used to. Then haruo got ptsd. Affraid of fate of men repeated again. N much worse. Dragging the whole tribe descendants to join his darkness n to be knowing "hatred", they way he did kill himself after that is a better way. At least a new hope for their descendants to developing knowledge. Or maybe new way of tech that is much saver, efficient n tolerated by godzilla or the earth itself in thousand years later n treat the godzilla as the ultimate protector n reminder for limiting the greed that possesed by human
If I was to describe the Anizilla trilogy in one word, it would be "Pointless". Seriously, none of the events of these movies actually accomplished anything. Godzilla still rules the world, and the Hotua still lives in his shadow. Nothing changed! If the Aratrum had been blown up before leaving Earth instead of escaping, or had never returned to Earth at all, it would have made absolutely no difference. When I learned how this trilogy ended, I couldn't help but remember a certain quote from MST3K: "We hope you've enjoyed 'No-Moral Theater'!"
Ending is weird but i now understand why haruo did it ... but most painful was seeing yuko die who was innocent and truly loved haruo they should give them both happy ending but i already sensed mina liking to haruo even yuko got jealoused in movie haruo probably has feelings for yuko even in the end she was the only person who believed in him and got killed that's why haruo blamed himself he should have used vulture to treat yuko he wanted to be in place of yuko.. flower scene was beautiful for an ending it's really bad what's point of watch all 3 movies when modern human dies in the end no mc survies it loooked cowardness to me
Imagine if the 4th movie is Godzilla vs King Kong and there is a giant version of King Kong and they have a big fight And That was just a baby and the big one comes
Better than anything Hollywood has put out. I think given this is Anime, they could have fulfilled the monster fight cry babies by allowing Ghidorah to become of this world and fight it out with Godzilla and then lose and be exiled back through the black hole.
Mothra was in the third movie before the end credits. the hotua showed mothra. But i disliked the second and third part. the Second part they make magic technology and the third they make spiritual monsters. They should have stayed in the science and physics department.
Harou should have just did 100 push ups sit ups and 10km run every single day in the harsh environment and one punch godzilla for good. if there's a god and if he's a bad dude, stand up and fight him
I think the concept of introducing multiple philosophies throughout the series via species, predator/prey relationships, and humanity as a whole is genius. But as the movies went on and on, everything goes to shit. All the dialogue, the acting, the plot, just kind of molds itself from a cool, deep storyline to a shitshow spitting out as many edgy quotes as possible. The third movie was definitely the worst, if people thought the Mecha Godzilla tease was disappointing then I can only imagine how they felt seeing Ghidorah and then 2 scenes of Mothra. I wasn't looking for another Japanese kaiju movie where Godzilla somehow wins out of sheer plot armor, but god some action wouldn't have hurt. But Haruo's sacrifice was dope, I felt that that moment was one of the most compelling in the trilogy.
Wait wait wait seriously your saying that Mothra is suddenly appearing. No! It was obvious who they were worshipping, Please tell me I'm not the only one to go oh those are the Mothra people. They are called Moth like! You saying this is a No Shit moment! Yeah they worship Mothra, No shit! No hate sir but seriously no duh.
I'm kinda confuse after watch Godzilla: The Planet Eater because after watch it I realize there another Godzilla movie. Godzilla: Monster Planet. Anyone can make it clear?? I'm freaking confuse
It's not all bad though. I mean when Harou died he was reborn in another world (joke incoming) He was reborn as an Ultraman! (Joke is I'm pretty sure Ultraman Zero and Harou have the same v.a.)
why in the world would you think they were worshipping 'zilla??? did you not see the figure? with the 'wings'? 'the wrathful one'. who is wrathful? not 'zilla, not the moth...think about it, you'll figure it out.
(spoiler warning don't read if you didn't watch the film as yet.) Soo did Haruro and one of the twins .... connect life? I notice she was pregnant at the end of the film... and why did Haruo commit suicide? did he realize humanity will forever make the same mistake? Somehow I feel all these small events are connected to understand the scene after the end credits. And are they planning on making a short anime series base on Mothra seeing that, what was supposed to be the final film ended on another cliffhanger
Haruo realize he is the last human on earth that still hate godzilla, so he end the cycle by killing himself and destroy the very last godzilla killing technology.
I don’t think anyone really caught on to who they were praying to at the end of the movie. “Oh wrathful one, oh wrathful one, please bless us with our cleansing this year too please forget all our curses with this flame.” Seeing that this Is a ritual, this dates back before humanity returned the structure they build is not representing a vulture and they aren’t praying to Godzilla. Mothra is peaceful so they wouldn’t be talking to her. There is another Toho monster, one born of fire. To be honest, the only monster who has never been defeated by GOdzilla although they’ve fought countless times and sometimes side by side. RODAN. It’s no secret that Rodan and mothra have teamed up before (ghidrah the three headed monster) and there is a teaser of them teaming up in the second trailer of king of the monsters. What the HOtua are praying too is for purification through fire. The god they are praying to, the one who will cleanse them is none other than Rodan, the balance of the three. Godzilla is nature (earth) , mothra is peace & life (wind/water), Rodan is the purifier (pure fire)
It really pained me that that girl Yoko? cant remember well never recovered from the nanometal I really liked her. I was kinda hoping that the tribe would ve treated her but they didnt and then haruo just took her with him wich was fine since she would never wake and I liked for their relationship to develop past a kiss.
Slivko station yeah I agreed, the relationship between haruo and yuko were great and was hoping the tribe treated yuko back. Also the connection with the twins is just weird what I heard.
Not gonna lie, I didn't like it. It would have been better in (my opinion) Harou manages to fly the vulture inside Godzilla and self-destruct killing Godzilla. From the remains a new Godzilla would come out. They do a 10 to 25 years later segment, which shows the new Godzilla observing people rebuilding civilization. The post-credits would show almost the same thing, but the effigy is the new Godzilla. Godzilla would turn around while observing the people and notice a meteor (a monster) hit a mountain causing an earthquake . He would glance back at the people seeing the fear in their eyes and then turn back to fight whatever landed on Earth. Then again, I don't have the power resources to change something like this so I will just say it is canon in my mind.
lve thought l was missing something after watching the post credit scene but now lm sure it was completely worthless, the nano metal traces still remains in the city so it will eventually be rediscovered.The only real ending would be to let godzilla destroy everyone except for the natives
The flaw is the hatua don’t live with godzilla. And don’t make any sense at all. If the hatua thrive as a civilization, godzilla would destroy them lol
Man all these years and I didn't even get to see Gidora full form. I understand he's bigger then the whole earth planet. But Mothra could of joined the fight we already know Gozilla beems can reach out the earth's protective spears. Whatever it's over they fucked up making a good Godzilla anime but the anime is good but it's not good for being about Godzilla.
Singh-Is-King-94 this trilogy is supposed to revolve around Godzilla and the meaning he has so it would make no sense to have him only fight monsters because it would disregard the message of the films
So he kills himself so no one knows about the past...that really fucking dumb. Someone else is just going to come along and do the same thing because they dont know it's a bad idea. God netflix really fucks up everything
This was almost a perfect movie. It almost was. And I hate it. First The second movie got me messed up. And then they give me an ending like that. It had potential but god damn it And the ending as well god damn it. I know it has "some" meaning but I could care less of it. All I want is good movies
The effigy at the end wasn't Mothra. It was the mech suit that Harou used to sacrifice himself in. The children are seen giving up their fears to the fire to help purge themselves from fostering hatred as Harou did.
I thought he was talking about the wall not the structure
And there we go, now I don't even need to watch the video lol
it is implied that the children worshipping Haruo at the end are Haruo's grandchildren. The woman that asks if they sealed away the bad stuff is implied to be their mother . . . Haruo's daughter.
Thank you. This guy doesn’t sound like he knows what he is talking about.
Omg he is a fool
Maina: I want to continue life with you.
Haruo: *commits suicide*
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He sacrificed himself to save them.
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In the post credit scene we see 4 children saying what they fear and presenting it as those little ornaments, 2 of them are clearly descendants of the humans from the ship, one of them possibly from Haruo. They start chanting for the wrathful one to bless them as they burn those ornaments in front of an idol” which is possibly a representation of the wrathful one” I believe this wrathful one is not Godzilla but instead Haruo. Their civilization learned to live with the planet rather than on it, thus avoiding the cycle of destruction that comet with civilization. Haruo seeing that the remaining nanometal could be a path towards civilization and back to the cycle decided to destroy it along with himself. He killed him self because as stated at the end of the movie, the Hotua are strangers to the concept of hatred. He is aware that from amongst all of the humans he is the only one whose hatred will never cease. The Hotua as he saw have telepathic abilities, so regardless of what he does he would eventually infect them. That’s why he told Maina that if he stayed she would understand him, she would eventually learn hatred. Thats why he had to go along the nanometal.
In the ritual they are giving their fears to the wrathful one, riding themselves from it by burning it, as Haruo rid the tribe from hatred by burning himself in Godzilla’s fire.
joel morales 👏 Well done with the explanation. Sounds good enough to me
Awesome explanation, clear it up for me, except it was miana who he talked to at the end
Yeah, what about that?
Pretty sure the part where Haruo was on his knees with his hands on her stomach signifies she was with child and most likely his.
Yeah, Maina was pregnant with his kid. Not Miana. Miana wasn’t even pregnant at all. In the end of the movie, Miana just went up to Haruo and tried to warn him that if he dies, he loses.
Metphies: As long as you live, Ghidorah will watch over you
Haruo: Skeet skeet Godzilla yeet
Metphies: Chotto matte
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he didn't want to pay child support so he was out
there is literally no child support at all all governments and the past civilizations of humanity are all dead. so technically he just wanted to not spread the cycle of hatred or some shit.
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The “wrathful one” is definitely Haruo.
What did we learn kids: how can you enjoy life when you constantly hate something, thats apart of life
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While I felt Ghidorah was kinda lack luster in this movie, it stilled filled my heart with joy every time they talked about Ghidorah defying reality and warping space and time, it was really freaky to see this... lovecraftian entity created freaking BLACK HOLES just to enter our universe. It’s also scary that THATS what it takes to harm Godzilla, a higher dimensional being capable of operating on the 4th dimension.
MoJo Claw like ghidorah should have descended using his full body and fighting Godzilla while being able to be hurt but the only way he could be killed and sent back into the void would be with the rock thingy being destroyed
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Agreed, after Godzilla easily beats the three heads due to the bead braking, Memphis laughs and from the large portal over earth Ghidorah drops down, being many times larger than Godzilla.
They burn their fear because fear leads to hate, and hate leads to suffering. It's an effigy of Haruo in the mech. They burn their fears so it does turn to hate as Haruo burned his hate to save everyone so the cycle would end.
whoever from wherever wise you are. Yes. Let go of the hate. Trust the Force.
I was scared, I thought they were worshipping the tech and gave up on Mothra
A reference from Star Wars into godzilla??? Lmao
and suffering.... leads to the dark side.
DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN
Is no one gonna talk about the end credit having haruo's son the one with black hair?
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It probably was his son.
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@@official_FoxGaming It's not his son. Maina is way too old in that scene to be simply a mother. Maybe his grandson, though.
I was with this series....right until the ending. Committing suicide to "end the hatred" is just a weak excuse to me. Learning to let go of the hatred and living in peace with the yet unborn child he helped create wouldve been so much better than simply going "imma blow up the tech and hopefully end the cycle of hate".
The Ancient One in the marvel movie Dr Strange said it best i think: "We never lose our demons, we only learn to live above them." Humans and hatred are a package deal, always will be. What Haruo chose to do was the cowards way out in my opinion, even if he had noble intentions.
Yea. His suicide was so reminiscent of the ending of the new Battlestar Galactica where Lee Adama says they have to break the cycle by destroying their high tech stuff(the fleet and everything else).
You heard that- the only way to eliminate the cycle to DESTROY ALL LONG TERM RECORDS OF THE CYCLE'S EXISTENCE.
And then, as we saw at the end of BSG, humanity eventually went right on its way through the cycle again. Gee, I f***ing wonder why.
*facepalm*
It's stated in the movie that the Hota don't have a word for Hatred, and Haruo said that if he stuck around, they eventually would gain hatred for Godzilla, and fall back on the course to civilization, resurrecting the cycle of endless destruction. Him sacrificing himself was to prevent the cycle of destruction from coming full circle.
Well to be honest on 1 hand i can understand where you are coming from but if i heard Ghidorah's voice and methipes says as long as i live ghidorah will be watching him I'd be screw that HEY GODZILLA KILL ME i'd bounce than have ghidorah come back
Does nobody want to talk about Mothra’s egg behind the Sanctuary???
I think that ghidorah might spawn again and mothra might as well just hatch out and heal Godzilla I guess
Bb-8 and r2-d2 Or we’ll see what This version of Mothra can do. Because Mothra has soloed 2 Ghidorah’s in the Toho verse. So this version of Mothra would be able to as well.
Godzilla Anime might probably have a time-loop where the destruction and hate of the past recycle for eternity similar to the Devilman series. And even spawning more Godzillas or luring Ghidorah to destroy them all.
İs it bro? Pls tell if it is
They are worshiping Mothra in the credits stinger? No. They are worshiping an effigy of the Vulture that Haruo rode in and sacrificed himself inside of and they look to Haruo as the "Lord of Wrath" and they burn effigy of their fears and hatred to the alter and ask the Lord of Wrath to take away their fears and hatred. I don't know where you thought that was Mothra. Yeah, they are worshiping the Lord of Wrath in the temple where Mothra's egg is in, but it's not Mothra.
Yes i think that so,because the wood structure like is more shaped like vulture robot than mothra (sorry for my bad grammar)
Moral of the movie: “Suicide is the ultimate solution"
What I don't get is why he married and got maina pregnant ( the serious twin ) but not miana ( the curious twin ) who actually showed interest in him while maina was rarely around Haruo
I like to think that Ghidora was the monster from some other planet at one point way in the past, and once the people of the planet left, it evolved to the point that is shown in the movie. Like it just had so much time to evolve that it hit the point of being an interdimensional being.
This trilogy gave me huge Neon Genesis Evangelion vibes, especially towards the end
The first of the 3 movies is without a doubt one of the best things to ever happen to the godzilla universe
"Godzilla has nearly a 70 year old heritage, it stands to reason that not every movie can be the same recipe, there needs to be experimentation. That is clearly what happened here with the 3 part movie series, sure there is a chunk of action, but this isn't Pacific Rim - it's much more of a dark dystopian Sci-fi i.e. some intellect and thinking required.
That said personally I found it super relaxing to watch, the crisp visuals, great voice acting (Both Japanese, Mandarin and English all fab) - very easy on the eye and not overly mentally taxing - it's just thought provoking.
It focused more on the idea of godzilla, the implications and what is a similar theme in Asian mythology - the connection between hatred, destruction and forgiveness and rebirth.
Overall this is definitely one for those more interested in intellectual pursuits, there are a ton of physics, sociology and philosophical concepts that gets you thinking - this for me is definitely a cult classic, it won't wet everyones appetites, will definitely polarize but I truly hope will live on for years to come."--murchie-9565910 January 2019
www.imdb.com/title/tt8478602/reviews?ref_=tt_urv
Same.
I agree but this is just my personal bias. I thought they would have killed him in the 3rd. That or Godzilla dies from his battle against Ghidorah. And then happily ever after.
But god damn did this leave a bad taste in my mouth. Yes I know there is way more too it but I don't like things that make you question everything.
1st part was good
2nd part was ok
3rd part felt bad
Again just personal bias but I really wanted a animated Godzilla with a acceptable ending.
Just no
A bit feel sad to the younger sis of the twins.
If he is me then will just getting both of the twins my waifu 👌
It is funny that haruo chose the one that would have you sit on a spear rather than the one you would take on a date lol.
@@maximaldinotraphe likes Girls with a strong character lol
I thought he took Yuko to "spearhead" godzilla like the plan in the second movie by kamikaze, but knowing it was just to get rid of nano tech and his mindset makes me hella sad. You can't tell me more of that nano tech can't be found where the city sank and Harou's son won't grow up with hatred and persecution because how his dad is heralded.
It is implied that the woman asking the children if they sealed away their fears was Haruo's daughter. It is also implied that those children are Haruo's grandchildren.
I hate that Gihdorah (Sorry if spelt wrong) did not really go into his real form like the 3 heads unlike the snake dragon spawn. But either way I did enjoy this movie but the first one is the best in my thoughts
maybe his REAL form was from the Universe he's in and the three heads that came out from those voids are just one of his powers
probably
@@ivanorais9284 prob. Just wanted a classic King Vs God fight
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Probably saving it for KoTM
@@ivanorais9284 hope so
All 3 of these films sucked
I had Low expectations of this last movie But somehow they found a way to make the last fight even More disappointing than the fake out Mechagodzilla fight. Every single character in this was useless might as well call it Godzilla and some stuff happens
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There was no reason for Haruo to quite likely destroy humanity's ability to advance technologically. That nutjob could've just thrown himself off a cliff or something...
Who cares about Ghidorah? He was invulnerable only because of the thing in Metphies's eye, and it no longer exists. Godzilla can defeat the Golden Wings of Demise as many times as needed, Earth is safe from Ghidorah.
Summary: Haruo is an asshole, he only cared about dying in a cool way. Now because of his selfish actions, everyone's quite likely permanently imprisoned in Stone Age.
To be honest i liked and miss the other old song that played with the logo. Well done on the logo by the way . It would Sound so good blasting in my stereo in my truck when I would munch out on some nice take out. Keep the magic goin ✌
Maybe the trilogy was just haru's ark and the next film could be mothras story ark
sibusky true that however the movies didn t settle in very well except for the fact of the awesome godzilla but mabeye if they do they could make it good and mabeye they could make more movies or a series who knows
I get the reasoning behind Haruo’s sacrifice, but did he seriously have to kill himself? You mean to tell that futuristic machine didn’t have some form of autopilot? Or any other way to destroy both it and the nano body corpse? I mean bruh this dude just got a girl pregnant and married her, and then he up and kills himself? Makes me kind of hate him to be honest, and it’s not there isn’t other technology left over that the remaining humans could abuse. At least one of the people left over will miss the old days of modern living and try to start some shit. The whole thing just felt redundant. The first two parts of this trilogy were actually decent, but part 3 just sucked. Ghidorah’s abilities were the only really interesting part, and we didn’t even get to enjoy a legitimate fight between Ghidorah and the G-man. Just made the whole trilogy feel stale.
The houta have a so-called telepathy so they can tell what’s going on inside one’s head. Haruo’s wife Maina could have understood the the concept of hatred inside his mind and therefore the cycle of violence, rage, and persecution will start all over again not unless he kills himself for humanity’s fate to be saved
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NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU U-
Godzilla is like the big bro in the sense that when we(civilization) get to full of ourselves and start thinking that we are all that, Godzilla got to come give us our ass whooping and teach us the error of our ways so we can start anew
This was a super rocky series tbh. Only thing I didn’t like from this one was the slow fight between Ghidorah and Godzilla and the weird ending, but ur video helps a bit
Because they are fucking huge and heavy?
Also Earth godzilla body is made of hardening wood which perhaps makes his movement slow
Ramadhan Febri Iswara I actually didn’t know that last bit. But not necessarily slow physically but also he only did like 2 things. Idc bout variety but he struggled once and done and then boom, ghidorahs gone
Maybe after the end of the godzilla anime trilogy they'll give the story to a mothra anime and godzilla will only make a cameo as a natural force of nature (not talking about godzilla 2014) in the background while the focus is on the characters and of course mothra. Idk that's just what I'm thinking anyway we'll probably won't get another installment to the series but I think it'd be cool. Good video it got me thinking of the godzilla anime differently although it's not my favorite of the godzilla franchise I'd still watch it for fun.
It kinda had some End Of Evangelion vibes to it.
I thought the exact fucking same.
what vibes ? Evangelion is about escapism and even tho Godzilla do get on this problem for the first half when they talk about Exif's religions but from that point on, nothing relate to Evangelion.
The movie mostly talk about hatred lead to self destruction, even at the end Haruo suicide is kinda escapism to the reality that human will always have hatred, and civilization will still continue to grow back, he just make it longer, harder for everyone else and in process destroy the history of mankind for many centuries
Just because something have bittersweet ending does not make it have the same vibes of Evangelion
What is wrong with feeling hate? It's a completely reasonable reaction to feel hate towards things that are evil, and this Godzilla fits that bill, even if it has no sentience or moral character to weigh such actions. Godzilla is a destructive being that decimated a planet and wiped its civilization clean. Hatred for a non sentient force of evil is probably the most clean kind of hatred you can get. Over-zealous hatred of the Nazis can lead to over-zealous hatred of Germans, but who can say the same for the Dragon of Cancer, that takes lives cruelly and unjustly? The Polio that killed and crippled millions of children and adults alike? The smallpox that wiped the active cultures of two whole Continents, leaving their peoples decimated and open for the exploitation of colonists. Letting yourself be consumed by hatred is not healthy, but hate is a perfectly natural human emotion, especially when it's against undeniably evil things.
This Godzilla is no different from the diesease we have eradicated and are trying to eradicate. The attempts to destroy were not some wrong acts of vengeance, but perfectly reasonable actions against the monster that continues to occupy your home, the few remainders of your species living eternally weak under its rule. The oppressed should not be happy living in the shadow of their conqueror.
talk about something that, not even frikin nuclear weapons can kill and also defies logic and biology itself!! no possoble comparison to diseases or natural phenomena that humans can more or less control, what chance do they have to get rid of it?? absolutely none! there is not the smallest fighting chance, so why hate it?? No point and over time it will exaust and hurl humans into a deep confusion and depression, in the end you"ll have to submit or die!! its like hating religion and the divine, the universe is definitely created by some all powerful sentient being,and going atheist or hating it will only turn you into a dead being or worse eventually!
Ehem there worshipping haruo in the post credite scene
Ok I think many got this part wrong. The post-credit ritual scene means that hatred has been implanted in that innocent society: The kids are burning away their fears, NOT hatred. And to burn away fears (read: Godzilla) = to burn (aka destroy) Godzilla = reinventing the cycle of hatred and destruction, breaking the Hotuo philosophy of co-habitation. If you miss this point, try and watch all three again in one go.
Him committing suicide......BIGGEST BS IN HISTORY.
This next to Kengan Matches is the smack to the fact.
Just a few minutes of Godzilla King of the Monsters would already be more awesome than the whole trilogy
Every person has their own preferences. Earth godzilla trilogy try to make a new formula of godzilla movie.
Unlike shin godzilla who resembles the very first godzilla movie which the concept is to make godzilla a destroyer and abomination made by human nuclear wastes.
Legendary godzilla also use the same formula as the toho godzilla later movies which is kaiju battles(most popular godzilla movies).
Remember zilla? Hollywood try to modify godzilla's model to be more realistic but still to maintain godzilla origin as the product "nuclear weapon".
I understand many people like legendary godzilla because Legendary tries to play safe and reboot the most popular godzilla movies(kaiju battles)
However, you also must respect other godzilla movies which try to make new formula of godzilla movie even though you doesn't like them
hahaha
@@noahboss5617 true even if it is a Godzilla movie there are still some things people hate about this
The Wrathful lord is Haruo. So they were worshipping him and using him to discard all their fears and hatred. Just look at what the figure looks like. The flying machine Haruo took with him.
I think this trilogy finally roves that you can have the most interesting, story premise and themes and still make a bad film out of it.
Does anyone think Godzilla died from the impact of the vulture like he knew what haruo was doing and knew it himself and took down the shield and let himself die to stop Ghidorah and complete his mission as guardian of Earth
I don't think he died.
The only thing I’m confused about of the ending was when Haruo got killed by Godzilla, did Godzilla die too? Since this is the ending of the final film in the trilogy, I want to believe Godzilla DID die, but something about that final explosion made it hard to tell.
A year late but I don't think it killed Godzilla. After everything Ghidora and the humans threw at it that Godzilla survived throughout the trilogy its hard to believe that the destruction of that ship in Godzillas face would put him down. I think that the point is that humans would just have to co-exist with a monster, since it was said in the second movie 'You know why it is called a monster? Because humans cannot defeat it.' or something along those lines.
the post credit scene also only showed the bug people and no humans. Maybe saying that humans at the end could not stand the primitive way of living.
When they first met the tribe I was hoping the tribe would understand them better so they could explain that they were from the ancient past and just get a reaction from the tribes people
In the end, Mothra will be disappointed upon seeing Haruo's hatred against Godzilla Earth pass down to his descendants to worship him as the "wrathful one".
GODZILLA EARTH VS KING GHIDORAH
GIANT PLANT VS UNIVERSAL SPAGHETTI.
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So basically the trilogy was just pointless?
yesh
Space noodle vs giagantic roaring tree
Plot twist the flowers in the ending sucked up the radiation of godzilla and
Made a blue biollante
So at the ending Of Godzilla The Planet Eater Did Godzilla Die or was it a Different Godzilla???? Plz Explain
Godzilla didn't die, they just live with godzilla. It's a natural thing, like rain, storm and then there is godzilla. Part of the weather to them lol but yeah godzilla didn't die, haruo the one that died to save everyone
I think the fact that none of the children in the post credit scene say Godzilla is one of their “scary things” means that Godzilla is dead, thats just me though
Godzilla is not dead.
I was kinda hoping to see some character development at the end. But no, Haruo couldn't let go of his hate, even for the sake of his unborn child. The Vulture and the dead girl needed to be destroyed, don't get me wrong, I just feel like Haruo taking his own life while doing so was a major cop out both for the character and the writers.
kesselrunner well technically Yoko was already dead and the reason he took her along with him in his suicide was because she had the mecha Godzilla nanotechnology inside of her. The scientist guy even said the only reason he was able to fix the vulture was because he had found some dormant nanotechnology that was still functioning inside of her. So if he had left her then there was no point of what he was going to do, he had to erase every trace of the past as to make sure the same mistakes would not be repeated.
I got that part. I just don't see why Haruo couldn't have just put her body inside the vulture, program the thing to self destruct and then go and raise his family once they were free from the threat of the technology. Committing suicide just seemed like a stupid thing to do.
kesselrunner that bcs haruo can't risk the tribe. N his own kid from the twins/all the descendants to be bound w his hatred that resembles of the human sense n need of power instead living beside the nature or godzilla itself as a representation of earth's last defense against any threat. So haruo need to stop the cycle by killing himself n any possible threat which is the cycle of destruction(included yoko w her active nanometal so they can't build another nanometal tech)
He could have stopped the cycle by getting over his hatred. I know that hatred was the main theme of the trilogy, "hatred destroys everything it touches" essentially. But humans can change. It would have been a much more compelling ending for Haruo if he had been able to let go of his hatred and live on in peace.
kesselrunner he did. For few months after at least. But since his survival professor buddy said that they can rebuild the nanotech to begin living as they used to. Then haruo got ptsd. Affraid of fate of men repeated again. N much worse. Dragging the whole tribe descendants to join his darkness n to be knowing "hatred", they way he did kill himself after that is a better way. At least a new hope for their descendants to developing knowledge. Or maybe new way of tech that is much saver, efficient n tolerated by godzilla or the earth itself in thousand years later n treat the godzilla as the ultimate protector n reminder for limiting the greed that possesed by human
And the answer at the end is Supoku, great.
If I was to describe the Anizilla trilogy in one word, it would be "Pointless". Seriously, none of the events of these movies actually accomplished anything. Godzilla still rules the world, and the Hotua still lives in his shadow. Nothing changed! If the Aratrum had been blown up before leaving Earth instead of escaping, or had never returned to Earth at all, it would have made absolutely no difference.
When I learned how this trilogy ended, I couldn't help but remember a certain quote from MST3K: "We hope you've enjoyed 'No-Moral Theater'!"
Ending is weird but i now understand why haruo did it ... but most painful was seeing yuko die who was innocent and truly loved haruo they should give them both happy ending but i already sensed mina liking to haruo even yuko got jealoused in movie haruo probably has feelings for yuko even in the end she was the only person who believed in him and got killed that's why haruo blamed himself he should have used vulture to treat yuko he wanted to be in place of yuko.. flower scene was beautiful for an ending it's really bad what's point of watch all 3 movies when modern human dies in the end no mc survies it loooked cowardness to me
Maybe there will be a sequel Trilogy with Godzilla Apocalypse, Godzilla Extinction and Godzilla End Of The World
Imagine if the 4th movie is Godzilla vs King Kong and there is a giant version of King Kong and they have a big fight
And That was just a baby and the big one comes
I don’t think there are other Godzillas on other planets. It’s just the other monsters from the franchise.
godzillah is a demon, ghidorah/ world eater are angels trying to end the suffering of our mortal body, freeing our immortal souls into heaven.
Better than anything Hollywood has put out. I think given this is Anime, they could have fulfilled the monster fight cry babies by allowing Ghidorah to become of this world and fight it out with Godzilla and then lose and be exiled back through the black hole.
Mothra was in the third movie before the end credits. the hotua showed mothra.
But i disliked the second and third part.
the Second part they make magic technology and the third they make spiritual monsters.
They should have stayed in the science and physics department.
I wish toho gets his hands on lavecraft works..
So considering that people said The anime failed...Does this mean we wont See the Earth Mothra?
Harou should have just did 100 push ups sit ups and 10km run every single day in the harsh environment and one punch godzilla for good. if there's a god and if he's a bad dude, stand up and fight him
I think the concept of introducing multiple philosophies throughout the series via species, predator/prey relationships, and humanity as a whole is genius. But as the movies went on and on, everything goes to shit. All the dialogue, the acting, the plot, just kind of molds itself from a cool, deep storyline to a shitshow spitting out as many edgy quotes as possible. The third movie was definitely the worst, if people thought the Mecha Godzilla tease was disappointing then I can only imagine how they felt seeing Ghidorah and then 2 scenes of Mothra. I wasn't looking for another Japanese kaiju movie where Godzilla somehow wins out of sheer plot armor, but god some action wouldn't have hurt. But Haruo's sacrifice was dope, I felt that that moment was one of the most compelling in the trilogy.
Did Godzilla die at the end
Infinity J nah
no
No.
Carlos Bruguera He just doesn’t die
Yeah but how can you tell? I watched that scene multiple times and there's no obvious indication on whether Godzilla died or not. :-/
Wait wait wait seriously your saying that Mothra is suddenly appearing. No! It was obvious who they were worshipping, Please tell me I'm not the only one to go oh those are the Mothra people. They are called Moth like! You saying this is a No Shit moment! Yeah they worship Mothra, No shit! No hate sir but seriously no duh.
Awesome movie!
Personally.
I really really love the Godzilla Anime films.
Fight me.
da wae
Same here bro
Same here. The second film was not very memorable for me, but Planet Eater ended the trilogy on a high note.
Same, the Trilogy as a Hole I Loved it
I love the films to
it's ok
so is Godzilla still alive? and is there a sequel in the novels after this movie?
it is better in a walking feet than rather a flying eater
I'm kinda confuse after watch Godzilla: The Planet Eater because after watch it I realize there another Godzilla movie. Godzilla: Monster Planet. Anyone can make it clear?? I'm freaking confuse
Almost Everyone dies
The end
They are worshiping the vulture flight suit, representing haruo
Sakaki Haruo , The Wrathful Lord .
Sorry to say HN network but you really failed on this video. You completely misinterpreted the after credit scene and got a lot of information wrong.
Can you explain then?
Here my dumbass thought it had to do something with Battra 🤦♂️
It's not all bad though.
I mean when Harou died he was reborn in another world (joke incoming)
He was reborn as an Ultraman! (Joke is I'm pretty sure Ultraman Zero and Harou have the same v.a.)
Whats the background music?
why in the world would you think they were worshipping 'zilla??? did you not see the figure? with the 'wings'? 'the wrathful one'. who is wrathful? not 'zilla, not the moth...think about it, you'll figure it out.
Still don’t understand the post credit ending....?
Godzilla: The Fermi Paradox
Good seires overall, granted the beat way to sum up the story is two simple words
Dammit Haruo!
I hope thay attraction King Ghidorah
this movie was a big disappointment for me
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What
@@super8mmo your the dumb ass here the movie was shit
The entire trilogy was a disappointment.
Orlando Wilson indeed
I agree
(spoiler warning don't read if you didn't watch the film as yet.)
Soo did Haruro and one of the twins .... connect life? I notice she was pregnant at the end of the film... and why did Haruo commit suicide? did he realize humanity will forever make the same mistake? Somehow I feel all these small events are connected to understand the scene after the end credits. And are they planning on making a short anime series base on Mothra seeing that, what was supposed to be the final film ended on another cliffhanger
Haruo realize he is the last human on earth that still hate godzilla, so he end the cycle by killing himself and destroy the very last godzilla killing technology.
I don’t think anyone really caught on to who they were praying to at the end of the movie. “Oh wrathful one, oh wrathful one, please bless us with our cleansing this year too please forget all our curses with this flame.” Seeing that this Is a ritual, this dates back before humanity returned the structure they build is not representing a vulture and they aren’t praying to Godzilla. Mothra is peaceful so they wouldn’t be talking to her. There is another Toho monster, one born of fire. To be honest, the only monster who has never been defeated by GOdzilla although they’ve fought countless times and sometimes side by side. RODAN. It’s no secret that Rodan and mothra have teamed up before (ghidrah the three headed monster) and there is a teaser of them teaming up in the second trailer of king of the monsters. What the HOtua are praying too is for purification through fire. The god they are praying to, the one who will cleanse them is none other than Rodan, the balance of the three. Godzilla is nature (earth) , mothra is peace & life (wind/water), Rodan is the purifier (pure fire)
Had the same thought.... Next battle will be Rodan vs Godzilla
It isn't Rodan.
It really pained me that that girl Yoko? cant remember well never recovered from the nanometal I really liked her. I was kinda hoping that the tribe would ve treated her but they didnt and then haruo just took her with him wich was fine since she would never wake and I liked for their relationship to develop past a kiss.
Slivko Station Yeah that really bugged me. The connection with the twins was really forced
Slivko station yeah I agreed, the relationship between haruo and yuko were great and was hoping the tribe treated yuko back.
Also the connection with the twins is just weird what I heard.
Not gonna lie, I didn't like it. It would have been better in (my opinion) Harou manages to fly the vulture inside Godzilla and self-destruct killing Godzilla. From the remains a new Godzilla would come out. They do a 10 to 25 years later segment, which shows the new Godzilla observing people rebuilding civilization. The post-credits would show almost the same thing, but the effigy is the new Godzilla. Godzilla would turn around while observing the people and notice a meteor (a monster) hit a mountain causing an earthquake . He would glance back at the people seeing the fear in their eyes and then turn back to fight whatever landed on Earth. Then again, I don't have the power resources to change something like this so I will just say it is canon in my mind.
Anime: *KILL GODZILLA*
Earth Godzilla: sure! *bored*
That's it Godzilla dies from the Vulture? Cmon I wanted a cooler death.
lve thought l was missing something after watching the post credit scene but now lm sure it was completely worthless, the nano metal traces still remains in the city so it will eventually be rediscovered.The only real ending would be to let godzilla destroy everyone except for the natives
He blew up
he committed meaningless suicide instead of spending a primitive yet fulfilling life with a gorgeous insect girl, ok
The flaw is the hatua don’t live with godzilla. And don’t make any sense at all. If the hatua thrive as a civilization, godzilla would destroy them lol
Man all these years and I didn't even get to see Gidora full form. I understand he's bigger then the whole earth planet. But Mothra could of joined the fight we already know Gozilla beems can reach out the earth's protective spears. Whatever it's over they fucked up making a good Godzilla anime but the anime is good but it's not good for being about Godzilla.
Singh-Is-King-94 this trilogy is supposed to revolve around Godzilla and the meaning he has so it would make no sense to have him only fight monsters because it would disregard the message of the films
So he kills himself so no one knows about the past...that really fucking dumb. Someone else is just going to come along and do the same thing because they dont know it's a bad idea. God netflix really fucks up everything
I was crying when Haruo died and committed suicide 😭😣😔😢
yes im otherkin, occultist
Why did Haruo kill himself if he has an unborn child 🤔🧐
because he's gay.
@@synceno821 lol
This was almost a perfect movie. It almost was. And I hate it. First The second movie got me messed up. And then they give me an ending like that. It had potential but god damn it
And the ending as well god damn it. I know it has "some" meaning but I could care less of it.
All I want is good movies