"Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy. They do not attack people because they want to, but because of their size and strength, mankind has no other choice but to defend himself. After several stories such as this, people end up having a kind of affection for the monsters. They end up caring about them." -Ishiro Honda
The most solemn thing about this scene is for the entirety of the Heisei series, humanity was actively trying to find any way possible to finally defeat and kill Godzilla. Yet, when he finally dies: Nobody cheers. Nobody celebrates. Nobody starts clapping. Nobody says a word. They simply stand there in silence feeling pity and sorrow for this creature that, for all intents and purposes, was nothing more than a victim of Mankind’s hubris.
Saddest moment in godzilla history, the first time I watched this I was in shock. It’s hard to believe the one Godzilla we love and made this franchise come to life, suddenly dies because of his own ability’s. Thats when I saw Godzilla junior evolve, I knew this franchise wouldn’t come to an end. when I saw this in g fest, the audience also cried as if it was their first time watching the film. This will remain an unforgettable moment in godzilla history.
I can understand why the Audence was crying I can related to the Audeance I felt the same way when I lost my grandpa long live Heisei godzilla 1984-1995
It’s quite painful and emotional seeing Gojira in mental and physical pain. The loss of his adopted son that he spent the entire movie to search for only to have him ripped in half and die to the hands of Destoroyah, and the pain of literally melting because of something he could not have controlled. To die to the hands of something that you never thought would’ve happened to yourself. He cried in pain, in pain of his uncontrollable amount of energy and the pain of his lost son. He let out one last cry, a cry of failure that he could not save his son, but also a cry of relief as he knew that when he died he would see his son. However, to Gojira’s delight, his son was resurrected with his death, and his spirit lives on.
I’m a very hardy person. I hardly get emotional over anything. But I’ll admit this made me tear up a bit. The confusion and fear on Godzilla’s face when they start shooting him and the pain in his roar as he slowly melts away combined with the music got to me. Goes to show how amazingly executed this was
Good news!!! Those were cyro weapons, they were tying to save him and cool him down! I'm not sure why they waited so long though.... I'm guessing the hotter he got the more powerful he was, but they had to keep him cool enough to not go nukeywukey
They were firing at him with freeze lasers and missiles to try and mitigate the damage from the meltdown. He was frozen once earlier in the movie and it just delayed the inevitable….Godzillas death.
Junior has been Reborn. And now he has Inherit the Powers, the Size, and the Title of the New King of the Monsters. He’s gonna make his Father proud once he takes his place
@1:31, this scene is almost like an orchestra. The tanks are the instruments and Godzilla is the conductor conducting his final piece... Absolutely breathtaking
Tony Stark: I have the saddest heroic death of any hero. Godzilla: Kid, I was an anti-hero for the majority of the 90s, and I still had a more sad heroic death than you ever will.
When a film-maker makes you care about a monster dying, especially one that cannot speak our language, and is equally a threat as they can be a 'saviour'; you earned your right to call yourself one of the best. The production and film crew of the Heisei Era Godzilla films not only brought Godzilla back after a long hiatus, but in my opinion, brought us the best of the Big G since his original outing. I'm sure if Ishiro Honda had lived long enough to see this film, he would have approved of the way Godzilla was portrayed and went out.
I watched this movie when I was 8 or 9 years old in my old TV. I've never cried so hard for a monster in all my life until I watched this scene. It's also one of the reasons why I grew loving the MonsterVerse
I heard that a film maker confirmed that mv godzilla won't die, but if it has too.. mv could most likely continue with a godzilla Jr unlike heisei era.
@@-ThatGuy_ IIRC Toho had it in the rights agreement that legendary can't kill godzilla unless its either the last film of the mv or godzilla Jr is a thing. So they probably could introduce godzilla Jr in the 3rd film. Ahe him up over time and then kill the main godzilla
No matter how many times I watch this movie (I watch it like 80 times a year because it is my favorite Godzilla movie, as it was the one that introduced me to the series) this scene will always make me cry rivers…
Around 12 years ago my dog watched this movie as a pup, and at this very moment he turned around and looked at me while whining. To this day, it's the only thing he's ever watched on tv
It almost frightens me when Godzilla gets to the point where he's either so exhausted, or in so much pain, that his roars are little more than grumbles.
I wish they'd given Rexy in _Jurassic World Dominion_ a similar sendoff. It would have made the movie more emotionally impactful and brought the JP series full circle, as she was the last of Hammond's original dinosaur clones.
Poor Godzilla, first his home was destroyed, and then his son died. Godzilla then melted to the ground because of his radioactivity. This ended the Heisei Era, but his legacy continued.
Where babies cried: *the cancellation of sesame street* Where girls cried: *titanic* Where boys cried: *eggman's sacrifice* Where men cried: *and I am iron man* Where Gods cried: *this*
Woah I just noticed that at 1:38 to the right of Godzilla there is a smoke ring flying away. I'm assuming that's a reference to Minya/Minilla from the Showa era who could along shoot out atomic rings. Or maybe it happened on accident with the fog machines.
Watching this... The music just makes it so emotional and it just bring tears from my eyes. The misuse of science and technology costs a huge amount of lives and a sad ending,but live goes on because Godzilla revived jr
What a shortsighted woman, thinking Tokyo being reduced to a radioactive ghost city would be atonement. No, the only atonement for what mankind has done is complete extinction. Until that happens, justice will never be served.
Godzilla’s death in this movie was quite violent, as he died, 2:09 Godzilla’s body began falling apart, while his heart exploded as he did. To make matters worse, Toho had a funeral, thanks to Godzilla's death in Godzilla VS Destoroyah.
To this day this is still THE most heartbreaking & hard to watch moment in all of goji's history. Probably always will be. Although I still find it difficult to watch Godzilla 98's death and that of Mothra 64 as well.
If there comes a moment in Godzilla x kong New Empire when Godzilla has to die or sacrifice himself, and this particular music plays in the background, I won't be able to hold back a huge stream of tears, it will really hurt me.Since I have been a big fan of Godzilla since I was 14, this hero of my childhood accompanied me for most of my youth, and during all this time he managed to become something more than just a character for me, given the fact that this film is the last in the monsterverse,then this may well happen...(sorry for my bad English)
En momentos como estos es en cuando la humanidad se da cuenta de sus errores y como causan daño sin saberlo, en un descansa en paz Godzilla heisei luchaste contablemente con tu alma y fuerza, adiós y un hasta luego.
Rip Akira Nakao 1942-2024 Sad he passed away but he was the great character of the heisei godzilla as the commander since i seen him on Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla 2
As a child I grew up watching Godzilla & loving him no matter the destruction he caused . My child mind thought he was just misunderstood. He was to me, what superman was to many kids my age. So when I saw my favorite being/monster in the whole world, die in the most brutal way , it was like watching a loved one die. I never got over his death
Damn i remember watching this movie when I was 8 years old damn that scene me watching it with my big cousin who’s 5 years older then me I started crying the part when poor Godzilla was melting and couldn’t do anything but accept his fate and when I saw junior turn into Godzilla adult I felt happy again and wonder if they will make a other movie but his son fighting against other powerful monsters😭😭😭
Here's how I imagine the scene played out: After Godzilla's death, all the radiation that got released was directly absorbed into Junior's corpse. The radiation and the energy given by his late father have revived Junior and made him grow into an adult. Revived and fully awakened, Junior realized the situation as he roars in mourning for his father's passing while also signifying his new role as the new king of the monsters in his father's place.
Godzillas very cells were melting, the guy was breaking down on a molecular level, and yet he held out long enough to kill Destoroyah, to avenge his son People misunderstand Godzilla, he is not a being of vengeance, he is a being of will, natures ability to persist through the most horrible conditions
Heisei Godzilla is the strongest Godzilla, he is superior even to Earth, Earth charged his atomic breath for 5 years just to destroy an asteroid with the kinetic energy of a Dwarf star, in Godzilla VS Megaguirus, Godzilla vaporized a black hole with radius Schwarzschild of 48.2 meters, this equals the same feat of vaporizing a 32 septillion metric ton planet, if he did it with a 24 second setup, then imagine what he could do with a 5 year setup, Godzilla Earth or even Final Wars, would never surpass Heisei, Showa and wouldn't even bother the other Godzillas!
As you are newbies in this gigantic world about Godzilla, I will tell you the strongest Godzillas using feats, calculations and quotes, first I will explain basic things here, AP means attack power, for example: Godzilla Showa has Universal level AP, but that doesn't mean he can destroy a Universe, it means he can resist attacks and release attacks capable of hurting someone of this level, or even killing him, now I'm going to explain what DC is, DC is the destructive capacity of an attack aimed at an object, example: Godzilla Millenium vaporized a 32 Septillion metric ton black hole, but now I'm going to stop rambling and get straight to the point! Strongest Godzilla in Physical Strength: Godzilla Millennium. Strongest Godzilla in AP: Showa Godzilla and Heisei Godzilla Strongest Godzilla in DC: Showa Godzilla
What about Godzilla Ultima and Shin? Ultima was capable of ending the universe and shin god was not even in his final form, confirmed that he could even evolve into a omniversal being
Thats so sad. The original Heisei Godzilla died and now Jr is the new Heisei Godzilla. He died believing he failed and everything is lost. Poor soul :(
I’m not crying, your crying😭😭😥😢😔☹️ Oh fine I admit it, this is possibly the most saddest scenes in Godzilla history. #LongLiveHeisei us g-fans and your son will carry on you’re legacy.
"Monsters are tragic beings. They are born too tall, too strong, too heavy. They are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy. They do not attack people because they want to, but because of their size and strength, mankind has no other choice but to defend himself. After several stories such as this, people end up having a kind of affection for the monsters. They end up caring about them." -Ishiro Honda
Amen.
Guess that is why this 56 year old man has tears in his eyes. Honda-sensei knew.
@チリチリさゴジラLegendaryGojira is it really your son? Your 2014 not burning or heshei
@チリチリさゴジラLegendaryGojira or 2019 or 2021
@Piero and all the Kaiju yeah but Godzilla 2021 is godzilla jr
This hits different now.
Rest in peace Kenpachiro Satsuma (1947 - 2023), you played one of the best Godzillas.
Godzilla has now outlived 2 of his portrayers
Two great Actors who put there heart and Soul into Bringing the King of the Monsters to Life.
Eeyup.
It really does... he also played Gigan and Hedorah..
He will be missed by all of us
Rest in peace Kenpachiro Satsuma. You gave us one of the best godzillas to ever grace the screens...
The best Godzilla. Heisei remains unmatched. R.I.P
My favorite godzilla heisei
400th liker
The most solemn thing about this scene is for the entirety of the Heisei series, humanity was actively trying to find any way possible to finally defeat and kill Godzilla. Yet, when he finally dies: Nobody cheers. Nobody celebrates. Nobody starts clapping. Nobody says a word. They simply stand there in silence feeling pity and sorrow for this creature that, for all intents and purposes, was nothing more than a victim of Mankind’s hubris.
The fact that the Military that has been fighting Godzilla for years even grieved his death is saying something.
Saddest moment in godzilla history, the first time I watched this I was in shock. It’s hard to believe the one Godzilla we love and made this franchise come to life, suddenly dies because of his own ability’s. Thats when I saw Godzilla junior evolve, I knew this franchise wouldn’t come to an end. when I saw this in g fest, the audience also cried as if it was their first time watching the film. This will remain an unforgettable moment in godzilla history.
Then the heisei series ended and we never get to see his son again.
I think the 1954 gojira death was sadder but that’s just my opinion
I can understand why the Audence was crying I can related to the Audeance I felt the same way when I lost my grandpa long live Heisei godzilla 1984-1995
@@lachlanjon7932 1984*-1995 right
@@quocano933 Supposedly Godzilla 2000 was supposed to be Godzilla's son
Rest in piece, Kenpachiro Satsuma. Your suit acting brought The Heisei Big G and so many other kaiju to life.
This scene hits differently now because we just lost Kenpachiro Satsuma. The Heisei Godzilla has died for real. R.I.P.
I remember crying my eyes out when I first saw this scene.
Check mark with no comment? I will change that
Same
Yeah, I’ll also felt sad, I wish his burning form allowed him to melt any surroundings he touches like his MonsterVerse counterpart
dest was kinda weak bro when he fought burning godzilla he got bodied
THE SADEST MOMENT😭😭
It’s quite painful and emotional seeing Gojira in mental and physical pain. The loss of his adopted son that he spent the entire movie to search for only to have him ripped in half and die to the hands of Destoroyah, and the pain of literally melting because of something he could not have controlled. To die to the hands of something that you never thought would’ve happened to yourself.
He cried in pain, in pain of his uncontrollable amount of energy and the pain of his lost son. He let out one last cry, a cry of failure that he could not save his son, but also a cry of relief as he knew that when he died he would see his son. However, to Gojira’s delight, his son was resurrected with his death, and his spirit lives on.
I’m a very hardy person. I hardly get emotional over anything. But I’ll admit this made me tear up a bit. The confusion and fear on Godzilla’s face when they start shooting him and the pain in his roar as he slowly melts away combined with the music got to me. Goes to show how amazingly executed this was
Your not very hardy if you cried at this bud
pretty sure he knew why they where shooting him he understood but still hated it to die so pathetically
Good news!!! Those were cyro weapons, they were tying to save him and cool him down! I'm not sure why they waited so long though.... I'm guessing the hotter he got the more powerful he was, but they had to keep him cool enough to not go nukeywukey
@@Jack-V-Man uh no they knew he would die
and they needed his help beating destroya
They were firing at him with freeze lasers and missiles to try and mitigate the damage from the meltdown. He was frozen once earlier in the movie and it just delayed the inevitable….Godzillas death.
Junior has been Reborn. And now he has Inherit the Powers, the Size, and the Title of the New King of the Monsters. He’s gonna make his Father proud once he takes his place
4:22
Junior: Father, I will become better and carry on your legacy...
The fact that this Godzilla died thinking Jr (his child) was dead is honestly really depressing for me
俺は、映画史上に残る美しい場面だと思う。伊福部先生の曲も、なんて美しいのだろう...何度観ても、涙が出る。
@1:31, this scene is almost like an orchestra. The tanks are the instruments and Godzilla is the conductor conducting his final piece... Absolutely breathtaking
Now that would be aesthetically
何度見ても美しい…これが怪獣王の生き様…最後のジュニアの鳴き声がまるで親の最期を看取るかの様に。
溶けていく王の亡骸がある場所に現れたのは新たな王だった…っての｢ゴジラに終わりはない｣感あって好き
クソわかる
何世紀続くか分からんけど受け継がれていってほしい
日本が世界に誇る怪獣王!その名はゴジラ!!
This scene is still one of the few things to make me feel emotional. I grew up with this Godzilla.
"A monster always accept their good fate"
Tony Stark: I have the saddest heroic death of any hero.
Godzilla: Kid, I was an anti-hero for the majority of the 90s, and I still had a more sad heroic death than you ever will.
So true 😔
Cringe
@@whc9959 cringe
Optimus Prime for the 80’s
Eso es verdad
Truly a masterpiece. The pain of losing Godzilla to the joy of seeing Jr resurrected and fully grown
When a film-maker makes you care about a monster dying, especially one that cannot speak our language, and is equally a threat as they can be a 'saviour'; you earned your right to call yourself one of the best. The production and film crew of the Heisei Era Godzilla films not only brought Godzilla back after a long hiatus, but in my opinion, brought us the best of the Big G since his original outing. I'm sure if Ishiro Honda had lived long enough to see this film, he would have approved of the way Godzilla was portrayed and went out.
When he lets out that roar my face scrunches. That bun dun dun plays and I remember all the times he saved the earth.
Godzilla Junior at the end coming back to life as the new Godzilla… truly a reminder that Godzilla cannot be killed off for good.
Rest in peace Kenpachiro Satsuma thank you for your hardwork rest easy good sir
R.I.P. Ken Satsuma, who played Godzilla in this film.
I watched this movie when I was 8 or 9 years old in my old TV. I've never cried so hard for a monster in all my life until I watched this scene. It's also one of the reasons why I grew loving the MonsterVerse
No monsterverse yes Toho Studios
@@Chicken_972Have you heard this thing called opinions? Exactly.
@@Chicken_972have you heard of a dad?
Girls: I cant belive he didnt cry in Titanic! Do men even have fealings?
Where Men cried: 2:05
Anyone here after recently Kenpachiro Satsuma, the actor of Godzilla in the Heisei era unfortunately died yesterday. 😞
4:02 Life finds a way....
If the monsterverse ends with godzilla dying like this I'm gonna cry.
We all will my friend. Legendary Godzilla is a good Godzilla, heck I’m gonna say it, 98 zilla was one of my favorites.
fax broo
I heard that a film maker confirmed that mv godzilla won't die, but if it has too.. mv could most likely continue with a godzilla Jr unlike heisei era.
@@-ThatGuy_ IIRC Toho had it in the rights agreement that legendary can't kill godzilla unless its either the last film of the mv or godzilla Jr is a thing. So they probably could introduce godzilla Jr in the 3rd film. Ahe him up over time and then kill the main godzilla
@@gekozilla7339 i feel like this would also help in introducing destoroyah or spacegodzilla as the final big bads of the monsterverse
No matter how many times I watch this movie (I watch it like 80 times a year because it is my favorite Godzilla movie, as it was the one that introduced me to the series) this scene will always make me cry rivers…
Around 12 years ago my dog watched this movie as a pup, and at this very moment he turned around and looked at me while whining. To this day, it's the only thing he's ever watched on tv
R.I.P Kenpachiro Satusma
The Godzilla Legend 💔🌹
Un padre dando la vida por su hijo simplemente hermoso
Rest in peace a real one.
It almost frightens me when Godzilla gets to the point where he's either so exhausted, or in so much pain, that his roars are little more than grumbles.
This was such a heartbreaking death. It's what I always remember the most... :(
thank you Kenpachiro Satsuma for my childhood and favorite Godzilla era. Sayonara.
I wish they'd given Rexy in _Jurassic World Dominion_ a similar sendoff. It would have made the movie more emotionally impactful and brought the JP series full circle, as she was the last of Hammond's original dinosaur clones.
Neín
I think that franchise shouldn't have had any more sequels in the first place
Godzilla’s final roar perfectly captured the unbearable pain of a father who couldn’t save his son.
Poor Godzilla, first his home was destroyed, and then his son died.
Godzilla then melted to the ground because of his radioactivity.
This ended the Heisei Era, but his legacy continued.
This makes me cry every time. Rest in Peace Kenpachiro Satsuma 🪦🕊️❤️
"Dad...... Dad! Dad where are you!?! Daad!?!?" 4:08
that got me the most
Kinda like metal gear
0:09 don’t touch Godzilla, There will be “Casualties” 😂
And yet Godzilla Jr. rises from his father's ashes like a gargantuan phoenix, ready to take his throne.
Long live the King of the Monsters.
This scene is very heartbreaking but kind of reliving at the same time. Sadly jr didn’t get to show much of his big g moment. RIP heisei era 😢😢😢😢
この頃の特撮の雰囲気とてもいいですよね
Where babies cried: *the cancellation of sesame street*
Where girls cried: *titanic*
Where boys cried: *eggman's sacrifice*
Where men cried: *and I am iron man*
Where Gods cried: *this*
I cried more at this point in the movie than most family deaths.
This is the best Godzilla movie,nothing can even compete with it
This movie was so good and I’ve seen Godzilla go so far and it feels so emotional to see him go down like this.
I realize that Godzilla most likely knew he was going to die in this fight but didn’t care and just wanted Destroyah dead
Woah I just noticed that at 1:38 to the right of Godzilla there is a smoke ring flying away. I'm assuming that's a reference to Minya/Minilla from the Showa era who could along shoot out atomic rings. Or maybe it happened on accident with the fog machines.
私は当時五歳だったけど、ゴジラ×ゴングを見て、29年経てラストの意味がようやく分かりました。私の大好きだったゴジラは不滅。
Watching this... The music just makes it so emotional and it just bring tears from my eyes. The misuse of science and technology costs a huge amount of lives and a sad ending,but live goes on because Godzilla revived jr
What a shortsighted woman, thinking Tokyo being reduced to a radioactive ghost city would be atonement. No, the only atonement for what mankind has done is complete extinction. Until that happens, justice will never be served.
Brings tears to my eyes.
Godzilla’s death in this movie was quite violent, as he died, 2:09 Godzilla’s body began falling apart, while his heart exploded as he did.
To make matters worse, Toho had a funeral, thanks to Godzilla's death in Godzilla VS Destoroyah.
To this day this is still THE most heartbreaking & hard to watch moment in all of goji's history. Probably always will be. Although I still find it difficult to watch Godzilla 98's death and that of Mothra 64 as well.
If there comes a moment in Godzilla x kong New Empire when Godzilla has to die or sacrifice himself, and this particular music plays in the background, I won't be able to hold back a huge stream of tears, it will really hurt me.Since I have been a big fan of Godzilla since I was 14, this hero of my childhood accompanied me for most of my youth, and during all this time he managed to become something more than just a character for me, given the fact that this film is the last in the monsterverse,then this may well happen...(sorry for my bad English)
3:13三枝未希としての心境なんだろうけど、女優・小高恵美さんとしてのこの瞬間の本音も聞きたいですね。
当時小学生で、お正月夏休みにゴジラ映画見るの楽しみやったのにゴジラ死んでまうとか衝撃でしたけど、ラストシーンで救われた思いです
Monsterverse godzilla:❌
Burning godzilla 1995:✅
これを見た時、ずっと人間に振り回されてきた挙句こんな悲しい死に方をしてしまう事や同族を想い仇を取ったゴジラの勇姿、そして死んでいく姿に対しての儚さとかっこよさとかが色々心の中で混ざって複雑な感情になったのを今でも覚えてる。ゴジラシリーズ最高傑作の呼び声が高いのも納得。
He died a warriors death .
I really cried and couldn't bear it after he completely dissolved. Couldn't believe this for myself. I didn't sleep well that night.
Omg 😢as a momma now this hits so much harder. He died grieving his baby 🥺🥺🥺
Rest in Peace Godzilla. We hope you come back someday.
最後に現れたのが、溶けたゴジラのエネルギーを吸収して成長を遂げたジュニアだと知ったのはこの映画観て大分経ってからだったりする。
En momentos como estos es en cuando la humanidad se da cuenta de sus errores y como causan daño sin saberlo, en un descansa en paz Godzilla heisei luchaste contablemente con tu alma y fuerza, adiós y un hasta luego.
Rip Akira Nakao
1942-2024
Sad he passed away but he was the great character of the heisei godzilla as the commander since i seen him on Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla 2
This is one of those movies where you left the cinema as a different person from when you entered, especially as a kid.
RIP Kenpachiro Satsuma (TT)
I'm a big boy! I won't cry! I can handle this! I won't- *starts sobbing uncontrollably*
So relatable
As a child I grew up watching Godzilla & loving him no matter the destruction he caused . My child mind thought he was just misunderstood. He was to me, what superman was to many kids my age. So when I saw my favorite being/monster in the whole world, die in the most brutal way , it was like watching a loved one die. I never got over his death
NOOO GODZILLA DONT DIE AGAIN NOOOO
The one time a Godzilla movie made me cry.
By far this series of Godzilla movies are my favorite. Just loved them. Seemed to be at the top of their game
Damn i remember watching this movie when I was 8 years old damn that scene me watching it with my big cousin who’s 5 years older then me I started crying the part when poor Godzilla was melting and couldn’t do anything but accept his fate and when I saw junior turn into Godzilla adult I felt happy again and wonder if they will make a other movie but his son fighting against other powerful monsters😭😭😭
Here's how I imagine the scene played out:
After Godzilla's death, all the radiation that got released was directly absorbed into Junior's corpse. The radiation and the energy given by his late father have revived Junior and made him grow into an adult. Revived and fully awakened, Junior realized the situation as he roars in mourning for his father's passing while also signifying his new role as the new king of the monsters in his father's place.
r.i.p. Kenpachiro Satsuma
Godzillas very cells were melting, the guy was breaking down on a molecular level, and yet he held out long enough to kill Destoroyah, to avenge his son
People misunderstand Godzilla, he is not a being of vengeance, he is a being of will, natures ability to persist through the most horrible conditions
It is confirmed that he is the most powerful incarnation of Godzilla besides Earth
Final wars: am I a joke to you?
@@gigan3648 you were.
*until you aren't*
Heisei Godzilla is the strongest Godzilla, he is superior even to Earth, Earth charged his atomic breath for 5 years just to destroy an asteroid with the kinetic energy of a Dwarf star, in Godzilla VS Megaguirus, Godzilla vaporized a black hole with radius Schwarzschild of 48.2 meters, this equals the same feat of vaporizing a 32 septillion metric ton planet, if he did it with a 24 second setup, then imagine what he could do with a 5 year setup, Godzilla Earth or even Final Wars, would never surpass Heisei, Showa and wouldn't even bother the other Godzillas!
As you are newbies in this gigantic world about Godzilla, I will tell you the strongest Godzillas using feats, calculations and quotes, first I will explain basic things here, AP means attack power, for example: Godzilla Showa has Universal level AP, but that doesn't mean he can destroy a Universe, it means he can resist attacks and release attacks capable of hurting someone of this level, or even killing him, now I'm going to explain what DC is, DC is the destructive capacity of an attack aimed at an object, example: Godzilla Millenium vaporized a 32 Septillion metric ton black hole, but now I'm going to stop rambling and get straight to the point! Strongest Godzilla in Physical Strength: Godzilla Millennium. Strongest Godzilla in AP: Showa Godzilla and Heisei Godzilla Strongest Godzilla in DC: Showa Godzilla
What about Godzilla Ultima and Shin? Ultima was capable of ending the universe and shin god was not even in his final form, confirmed that he could even evolve into a omniversal being
Thats so sad. The original Heisei Godzilla died and now Jr is the new Heisei Godzilla. He died believing he failed and everything is lost. Poor soul :(
Rest in peace Kenpachiro. You were a great Godzilla.
RIP king of the monsters
The music and everything makes this way more sad 😢😢😢
That's the first time I ever saw Godzilla die. 😪😖😭😫
He died in a couple movies, like the first one
You never saw the original?
@sabishiihito 1998? 😊
Kidding. The '54 version was more of a necessity to defeat Godzilla. This one was more...self destructive.
@@sabishiihito this one is more brutal then that.
Godzilla : " I just kill those fucking bat that kill my son and destroy your city. and now this is what i get?"
I’m not crying, your crying😭😭😥😢😔☹️
Oh fine I admit it, this is possibly the most saddest scenes in Godzilla history. #LongLiveHeisei us g-fans and your son will carry on you’re legacy.
“A day will come when sacred Troy shall perish, And Priam and his people shall be slain.”
-Scipio Aemilianus
2:10 Looks like Shin Godzilla
Yes
Someone's cutting onions 😢😢
I cried when I first watched this movie. Not a little but a huge amount
昔みたとき死ぬほど泣いた。平成シリーズ大好きだったのでまさか本当に死んでしまうとは、、ジュニアに引き継がれたとはいえ、平成のゴジラは死んでしまったんだと本当に悲しかった、、皮や肉が溶けて骨が剥き出しになりそれも熱で溶けて、、ゴジラも生物だったんだと思った
RIP Legend, your legacy will live on through this beautiful era of godzilla films
That is just so depressing like his father died and he thought he is still living so he calling out to his dad but no response
2:14 Yá Sé Murió A Burning Heisei Godzilla 😭😢😥💔 4:19 Y Yá Se Quedó A Godzilla Junior
What a classic scene.
That music made it one of the saddest deaths in kaiju history.
This scene still makes me tear up I remember watching it when I was 8 on TV I watched all of the Heisei series on TV but gvd still is my favorite