If you enjoyed Godzilla Singular point, might I recommend Osamu Tezuka’s Metropolis (2001) it’s a great anime film and while it might not have a Kaiju in the forefront, it does have an excellent plot and a lot to interesting themes that you’ll like if you enjoyed Singular Point. Link to Trailer: th-cam.com/video/p31d8U8J9gE/w-d-xo.html
@@saurabhguditi7143 It just makes me confused. There's so much information being conveyed in almost every scene, it goes in one ear and comes out the other. Entire scenes are just text conversations on a phone talking about theoretical physics and trying to make sense of whatever's going on.
The prefect song of this show. Mysterious when it’s first introduced, haunting when it needs, dread inducing when you realize the end is near, but yet hopeful when standing against the end of the world.
I love it when Godzilla is the villian. There's a sense of no hope left. Which makes Mothra so powerful when she shows up. Even when it miniture moths form.
originally the Japan's godzilla design has 2 different roles which either earth protector or human civilization destroyer like Shin Godzilla movie. either way it not really side with humans
I always liked the force of nature aesthetic in the Heisei series. He's neither good or bad and is more akin to a natural disaster like a hurricane or a tsunami, or an atomic bomb
No kidding, this is one of the few animes that doesn't have dumb people, the muscular ones seem to have at least one graduation and even the secondary ppl (army and government officers) seem to quickly assimilate what is happening.
well muscular guy seem to be able to follow most of protag blabber and is in good term in with heroine. Able to keep up with the 2 smartest peeps in entire series makes me think he is also part of the brightest gang.
@@wendigohuldra231 Well, not everything is perfect, but there is also no stereotype of older people and foreigners, as the elderly fight (Ootaki and another I forget the name) and foreigners are treated like normal people (Dr Li and Dr Byrne). The cute character was to try to alleviate the complex and cumbersome explanations of speculative physics, imagine how much more boring the explanation scenes would be without Pelopis?
That's what made it feel Real!? The fact the cast and the world gave the idea of "we may not understand however we are trying and so far this is what we know." Like feeling true the two main characters are USEING SCIENCE THATS OUT THERE.
I think a lot people misunderstood the purpose of this song. It doesn't attract monsters, rather it warns humanity of the approaching end. It's a prophecy. If it attracted monsters, it would have done so 60 year ahead of the timeline, when it first aired.
This song is in Sanskrit. It is saying that the danger is coming from Earth and sky(talking about rodants). The water is in flame raising the rays(Talking about red water). In second para it is saying the messenger of death will come(Godzilla) and will rule the world. In third para, it is saying your determination and planning is fate, start praying for god he will bring you the light and make your life easy. And last para is saying, Amrit(Water that brings immortality) will be of no use, knowledge will be your companion.
i watched tons of anime in my 40+years long life, seldom a scene gave me goosebumps. this one does: probably the choir part of this song is playing over when Shiva been racked by Salunga while the end game starts. everything is collapsing, even the phone sigal is failing. then Pelops said “ I am going”..
How to attract kaiju: Showa: be Japan Heisei: nuclear power plants and human error Monsterverse: high tech bio-acustic devise Singular point: fancy song
I wonder if this whole song plot was a reference to Godzilla vs mechagodzilla 2 when baby Godzilla’s egg transmitted a song that attracted Rodan and Godzilla
Other than making this song stuck in my head, the show demonstrated how songs are the primary way of remembering information and passing it on after generations.
Just knowing that while listening to this song you're also apparently listening to the secrets of time travel, extra dimensional travel, and mechanized invincibility is a weird feeling
The writers of this show did a great job of utilizing this song. As the show went on and the catastrophe approached closer and closer, this song became more and more haunting.
The fact that the name of this song "Alapu Upala" is palindromic like "Tenet" (reads the same backwords and forwards) is a nice touch leaning into the theme of this series.
@@steg7802 Basically, he's the lethal end of a natural-born 4d supercomputer capable of pulling answers from the future before a question is even asked. So powerful that it's calculations loop back in on each other so much that the accumulation of information creates distortions in spacetime which if left unchecked would erode the laws of physics and destroy the balance of the universe as we know it, thus ending all life on earth and everywhere else in the universe. And that's just what he does by existing. In combat, he has the standard atomic breath, he can predict attacks before they happen, rapidly evolve to suit different environments (like going from aquatic to terrestrial and a bomb exploding in his face), and spread this weird red dust that also distorts space and allows Kaiju populations to flourish (butterflies start glowing, massive regenerating spiders, sea serpents in the river, Rodan everywhere, mass hysteria).
दिवि सूर्यसहस्रस्य भवेद्युगपदुत्थिता | यदि भा: सदृशी सा स्याद्भासस्तस्य महात्मन If a thousand suns were to blaze forth together in the sky, they would not match the splendor of the Almighty Lord.
the music is both beautiful yet terrifying. whenever I listen to this again I mostly think about the scene where ultima was going to blast his atomic breath straight to Yun, as well as in the shots where we see it's destructive power in the city from shin or ultima
This majestic choir shows and gives you the idea of the terrifying nature of Godzilla, he is not the life-saving hero that you might know, this is the true atomic monster that is forced to walk the earth, consumed by it's own fate.
@@Ledinosour673No, actually. Its a highly likely that Ashiwara fucking with S.H.I.V.A allowed the other singular point to creep into the third dimension, SHIVA is a singular point but also a part of Ultima's true form. Ultima technically spared the humans from total destruction in 1954 where he first emerged and met Serizawa, ultima got curious and let the oxygen destroyer kill him.
@@IAMINSIDEYOURWALLS604 i don't think he spared them, they said that he was killed i've seen the theory that he wasn't adapted to the environment like the first Rodans so he just eventually died which would make sense that's why they didn't have a catastrophe back then, it was always tied to Godzilla coming back to the dimension and being adapted
@@PrintScreen. That was a good theory but unfortunately Godzilla is the one creating the red dust. He can't die to lack of red dust because he can just create it. The red dust are higher dimensional molecules that are in a lower dimensional form simply avatars of true red dust which are just another part of Ultima. The novel implies it was a earlier version of the orthogonal Diagonalizer that killed Ultima. Because from Ultima's pov he remembers a man holding a cylinder device which had a sphere inside.
This song catches the nature of the show perfectly It’s Happy but sad Strange and yet familiar Nostalgic Comfortable but uncomfortable A song of opposites
I dont know what i feel when listening to this song but its weird i feel sad but at the same time i feel like i remember something but i dont know what. Sometimes i just look outside and kinda just remember the friends i met and lost and just kinda wonder why i feel like this
Maybe coz some of its lines are actually mantras... Its in sanskrit praising the Sun God its also talking about death and darkness of the night that opens towards the lightening of the day
This show on a whole different level! Gave me all kinds of emotions like fear, dread, sadness, hatred and almost felt like I wasn't human (which is weird to say, but that's what I felt watching it) this is the first Godzilla that made me feel all these at once.
This show gave me chills It manages to be both relaxing and terrifying at the same time It's a perfect representation to the desolation of Godzilla and other kaiju
I didn’t realize at first that this was in the Godzilla universe, I thought it was the closest translation, I feel it changed my outlook on the show quite a bit. I never heard of rodan before either, it was really interesting since I was just being pulled along for the literal wildest ride of an anime.
“He’s more than just an animal. In those eyes lies a fire that still burns till this day. A fire older than mankind itself. He may have taken my son away, but unlike my husband, Mark, I don’t feel hatred against him. Because to him, we are just ants. Godzilla built our past, and now he will build our future.” -Dr. Emma Russel (G:KOTM Novelization)
in the end, the mysterious song is meant to bring future updated programming code to upgrade JJ into a weapon against the red dust to save the world for a moment. lol
@@cjthenarhwalking1378 if not mistaken, skeleton is one of early singularity points. singularity point is where can peer into future. probably it is a medium for future Yun to send data back to past.
SPOILERS AHEAD! So if I'm understanding things correctly this song is Pero 2 going back in time, solving the "Invincible Jet Jaguar" algorithm, and broadcasting that algorithm while also predicting the events that will transpire throughout the show in the hopes that Jet Jaguar will be able to download and analyze the algorithm, which then results in JJ becoming a walking singular point which we know warp spacetime and allows him to confront Godzilla. And because all Singular Points are connected the result of Godzilla defeating Jet Jaguar is akin to wishing for a genie to disappear, as one Singular Point destroying another will also destroy itself. This show is wild.
I think you finally made me understand what happened I was totally confused on what’s as going on and the ending left me confused this kinda explains it for me to understand. So when he went back in time with the algorithm boat he up loaded the invincibility jet Jaguar code in the song but the song that plays at the beginning of the show?
Also it reminds me of Stewie from family guy, because in one episode Stewie created the big bang, but he explained Brian, that the universe created him, so that he could create the universe.
What I love so much about our media today, is that this song might not have evoked any curiosity or emotion in me had I heard it alone. But because I heard it in this show and associate it with its role in the show, I get chills every time and like it so much
@@Vriel659 And if I have it right, the reason it's being emitted from the skeleton is the funky relationship 4th dimensional creature have with time. Not just anything can receive messages from a different point in time. Might also play into that 'information not received' (or whatever the wording was) thing with sending messages through time.
The reiwa era really focuses on the sorta “the end is near…” type stuff, the music from the reiwa era focuses on the terror and dread a monster that is about to cause the end of the world brings… In shin godzilla, “persecution of the masses” talks about the prayers to god for mercy that the monster doesn’t kill everybody…. And in SP?-It talks about danger on all surfaces: air, water, and land, that the end of the world is near… and everybody must start praying for the lord’s mercy…
I love both the picture and the song, cause the pic looks like he's evil chuckling and the song is just absolutely amazing. I've been playing it on repeat since I finished the series.
although godzilla showed up very late in the show, whenever he does show up in a movie or show he gives off this haunting feeling thats almost magical in a way
I'd like to think that this is composed by Angels from a superior dimension, adoring Godzilla, a composition so powerful and divine that us, mediocre beings of lower dimensions, had the opportunity to listen to such a glorious composition.
First thought of this show was that it wouldn’t be able to satisfy my needs but damn I was wrong. Anime was amazing and it gave me chills when I heard this song at night. Everyone was sleeping, all lights were off and this played. Honestly creeped me out when they entered that one abandoned mansion and this song starts playing. But I slowly begin to realize how beautiful it sound and was in awe in that one moths scene. This one of those 9/10 anime for me
Moths, not fireflies. Is this your first Godzilla media/Are you not a G-Fan? Sorry to act like I’m lecturing you, but those moths are a reference to the kaiju Mothra, who is generally considered a foil and the good counterpart to Godzilla, and is one of the few truly and consistently benevolent kaiju in the franchise (even as an antagonist, she’s not evil so much as royally ticked off). She’s usually associated with light, hope, nature, life, and protection. So if the scene with the moth swarm had you in awe, that was the intended reaction.
@@junoniathesilkwing4221 Yeah, sorry this was my first. After this series, I started watching Kong: Skull Island and Godzilla vs. Kong after. If I remember correctly, there was a scene in the beginning where it showed all the monsters Godzilla and Kong went up against and I saw a Mothra. I wasn’t aware of her existence because I realize I skipped Godzilla: King of the Monsters (I watched it after you said this). Thanks for the info, I’ll change fireflies to moths. 👍
@@Goturass Also, I recommend to you Godzilla (2014), while the human lead is a little boring, I generally like it. It's my favorite kaiju movie alongside Kong: Skull Island and Pacific Rim (Which I also recommend).
Prithvi (earth ) Akash(space ) kiran(light ) agni(fire) jal (water) - Sanskrit "Pancha Tatva" refers to the five elements in Hindu philosophy: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether. These elements are believed to constitute the physical universe.
New favourite song. Gives chills/goosebumps when you hear it for the first time,but after hearing it for a while throughout the series,the song starts to sound calming. It gives a perfect "The end of the world."-type theme.Besides that,i kind of understand why the kaiju mostly get attracted to the song. The song itsself has some shocking lyrics that link to the series,and by that, the Rodan's and Gojira, Anguirus and the other Kaiju in the series hear the song as a call of their name.
I really love the approach of Godzilla being an Ancient Omnipotent Fish Yokai instead of the Mutated Dinosaur/Lizard thing. I know the mutation lore is a Message for atomic warfare and all that, but the Yokai origin is so Fitting for an anime i just think it is smart how they didn't tell the same origins over and over again to the point people would know what's going to happen next and stuff.
Watching this and seeing an article on how scientists have discovered time crystals gave me hope for the year's to come. I'd rather have Kaiju running around than Corona.
I love the way the Japanese portray Godzilla: he’s a villain/ chaotic neutral monster, that is usually only defeated through math and science. Where as the American Godzilla is shallow, just like everything else about America. “This 300 story tall fire breathing lizard is our benevolent savior, and we help defeat his enemies through the power of friendship!!”
श्रीभगवानुवाच | कालोऽस्मि लोकक्षयकृत्प्रवृद्धो लोकान्समाहर्तुमिह प्रवृत्त: | ऋतेऽपि त्वां न भविष्यन्ति सर्वे येऽवस्थिता: प्रत्यनीकेषु योधा: The Supreme Lord said: I am mighty Time, the source of destruction that comes forth to annihilate the worlds. Even without your participation, the warriors arrayed in the opposing army shall cease to exist.
Singular point really brings the scientific and mythical aspects together. It's hard science fiction mixed with dumb kaiju fun. While it's incomprehensible on a first watch through its actually pretty smart having seen it a second time and better understanding what they're trying to day about quantum physics.
If you enjoyed Godzilla Singular point, might I recommend Osamu Tezuka’s Metropolis (2001) it’s a great anime film and while it might not have a Kaiju in the forefront, it does have an excellent plot and a lot to interesting themes that you’ll like if you enjoyed Singular Point.
Link to Trailer: th-cam.com/video/p31d8U8J9gE/w-d-xo.html
I remember most part from that film specifically the ending.
Good music?
I fuckin love that movie!!
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I'll take your anime suggestion an wager
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This is Godzilla but instead of radioactivity, his powers come from theoretical quantum physics.
*Divides by zero*
Godzilla is Gordon Freeman
Broke: dividing an atom.
Woke: dividing a zero.
The sciene makes somewaht senseible
@@saurabhguditi7143 It just makes me confused. There's so much information being conveyed in almost every scene, it goes in one ear and comes out the other. Entire scenes are just text conversations on a phone talking about theoretical physics and trying to make sense of whatever's going on.
Man Godzilla ultima’s dead skeleton has some good taste in music
Ha good one
You got some nice playlists
In deed
Pretty sure that he wanted to play this on his own funeral.
(But then he's basically being revived again in season 2)
🤣🤣🤣
The prefect song of this show. Mysterious when it’s first introduced, haunting when it needs, dread inducing when you realize the end is near, but yet hopeful when standing against the end of the world.
Underated asf man
yeah i was looking for it while I was watching. I could not find it tho.
This is what makes it one of the best songs that i ever heard
And that’s how you masterfully use music. It’s the same song and every time it appears it brings another feeling with it.
Couldn’t have said it any better 👏
I love it when Godzilla is the villian. There's a sense of no hope left. Which makes Mothra so powerful when she shows up. Even when it miniture moths form.
Agreed
originally the Japan's godzilla design has 2 different roles which either earth protector or human civilization destroyer like Shin Godzilla movie. either way it not really side with humans
I always liked the force of nature aesthetic in the Heisei series. He's neither good or bad and is more akin to a natural disaster like a hurricane or a tsunami, or an atomic bomb
I‘m so fucking stupid I didn‘t even realize the moths were mothra
Yeah but let’s talk about our Boi Jet Jaguar.
This show really went from "hehe pterodactyl go brrrr" to "WHOMST HAS AWOKEN THE REALITY BENDING LIZARD" didnt it?
shit went from 6 to infinity and beyond real quick
BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! So true! I loved every minute of it!
We Got "Godzilla" at the start then to "ULTRA GODZILLA end of All THINGS" with NO BRAKES LoL 😆🤣
@@ambuknight1567 lol ya!
@@coffee_wizard3515 at first I was like... Great time traveling... Then I was like... Wait what?... Then it had me at *ITS GODZILLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Oh look at what you did. Rodan's are flocking to my house now.
Lol
Most underrated comment ^^
that must be annoying a flock of fire chickens
Oof
W H E R E S T H E S I N G U L A R P O I N T
No kidding, this is one of the few animes that doesn't have dumb people, the muscular ones seem to have at least one graduation and even the secondary ppl (army and government officers) seem to quickly assimilate what is happening.
well muscular guy seem to be able to follow most of protag blabber and is in good term in with heroine. Able to keep up with the 2 smartest peeps in entire series makes me think he is also part of the brightest gang.
But you have the "young protagonists" And also "cutes characters" cliches.
@@wendigohuldra231 Well, not everything is perfect, but there is also no stereotype of older people and foreigners, as the elderly fight (Ootaki and another I forget the name) and foreigners are treated like normal people (Dr Li and Dr Byrne). The cute character was to try to alleviate the complex and cumbersome explanations of speculative physics, imagine how much more boring the explanation scenes would be without Pelopis?
That's what made it feel Real!? The fact the cast and the world gave the idea of "we may not understand however we are trying and so far this is what we know." Like feeling true the two main characters are USEING SCIENCE THATS OUT THERE.
this anime series pretty much similar to Shin Godzilla movie which also human gov + military + civilian (manufacturing factories) vs godzilla.
I think a lot people misunderstood the purpose of this song. It doesn't attract monsters, rather it warns humanity of the approaching end. It's a prophecy. If it attracted monsters, it would have done so 60 year ahead of the timeline, when it first aired.
The song is warning them of the opposing danger the whole point of the song is "Godzilla is coming you're dead"
but to also add onto that, this song is both a warning and answer on how stop this prophecised doom
Then again, who the hell understands this shit on first watch?
@@grayfox9869 The song lyrics are waening but the song is the CODE .
If I hear this song when exploring a supposedly abandoned and haunted mansion, I'd just freak out and ran away lol
I'd be dancing with this music and you'd be the one to look at me like I'm insane 🤣
same XD
Check please
Honestly, I would huddle up in a ball and cry
if you hear this song in a haunted mansion then the catastrophe is real
shit
This song is in Sanskrit. It is saying that the danger is coming from Earth and sky(talking about rodants). The water is in flame raising the rays(Talking about red water). In second para it is saying the messenger of death will come(Godzilla) and will rule the world. In third para, it is saying your determination and planning is fate, start praying for god he will bring you the light and make your life easy. And last para is saying, Amrit(Water that brings immortality) will be of no use, knowledge will be your companion.
Could u put in a cpmment with locations of when the song is talking about this?
So essentially, it’s says “Godzilla is coming, your screwed”
so, what exactly the translated name of the song? check the Sankrit dictionary. one word means rock while another word means gourd
@@HayashiShirou I didn't understand the word Alapu, but upala means mountain, rock.
@@mayankverma8068 if translated using tamil, making more sense than Sankrit -_-lll
A lullaby fitting for the end of the world
Ww3 or climate change the angles have come
im gonna sing this at the end of the world
@@onehunniddash7304 dude same
Never have I’ve been confused by, and yet, completely immersed by a show before
This show will age like 🍷
No kidding, half of the time, I had no idea what was going on in this show. xD
Honestly same, but I think that was the main allure for me personally
It went from paranormal to Kaiju then time travel (sorta).
thats the whole point XD
Yeah it all doesn’t make sense until the end but still doesn’t make seance for season two
Same lol
i watched tons of anime in my 40+years long life, seldom a scene gave me goosebumps. this one does: probably the choir part of this song is playing over when Shiva been racked by Salunga while the end game starts. everything is collapsing, even the phone sigal is failing. then Pelops said “ I am going”..
Oh man pls do tell us about your early anime days. Bet it was tough. I grew up watching animax in India. So grew up with gritty 90s classics
Ah yes it's not the phone signal it's the phone *SIGAL*
How to attract kaiju:
Showa: be Japan
Heisei: nuclear power plants and human error
Monsterverse: high tech bio-acustic devise
Singular point: fancy song
Wait what about millennium?
@@GreaterGrievobeast55 Just plain bad luck
@@GreaterGrievobeast55
Aliens
Black holes
Piss off the spirits
Messing with Godzilla's bones
Then finally......All of the above
Godzilla Earth Universe: Exist
@@XShadowzVarcolac nature force?
Some one needs to play this on one of those tornado sirens.
If red dust starts appearing all over the place, It'll be on you
YEAH NO THANKS DUDE
And In Tokyo 😳
*chugs whiskey* I don’t know about tornados but I know an area or two that is on fire.
@@Orcaluv26 Is There A Giant Lizard In The Fire?
damn, this is the first song in sanskrit i've ever listened
Then you haven't heard hindu mantras .
They are technically songs .
I would prefer shiva tandav stotram
yeah same even tho I live in india
Duel of the Fates is also Sanskrit
I heard them many times in the temple
The first half of the series got me really confused, the second half was like...I got it, this is epic.
So a Good thing then?
@@ambuknight1567 yes
The sci-fi stuff is good
That's if you want to listen to the sci-fi
If you just came for the monster then its no good
@@kenrickhk in my opinion the monster stuff was just iceing on the cake and The sci-fi stuff felt like a Godzilla thing.
Me too. I like "hardcore" sci fi like this. Understanding this required me to grow a couple of braincells
@@mdv9831 even then I still don't understand THE FUCK SCIENCE THEY USED AS A BASIS lol 😆🤣
Oh fuck, I didn't realize that the title is a palindrome. Really fits the whole nonlinear time motif of the show.
Like tenet or taco cat 😅
Please keep the likes at 6 9 or raise it back to 96
@@chopsuymatus9349 Hahaha funny number funny number funny number
@@keeganbert4402
It’s the example Mei wrote to visualize the universe bending. It’s not about sex.
Oh shit, you're right.
I wonder if this whole song plot was a reference to Godzilla vs mechagodzilla 2 when baby Godzilla’s egg transmitted a song that attracted Rodan and Godzilla
probably
Wow, I didn't even think about that, that's pretty cool my bro
Yeah with all the rodan to...COINCIDENCE....I THINK NOT!
Is there a baby Godzilla egg in Singular Point ready to be hatched for a season 2 ?
this song is about the destruction of earth
I feel bad for people who hate this Godzilla anime just because they only watch first episode, they will never know how amazing this anime
I actually liked the fact there was a skeleton letting us know that It has happened before it LoL
They will never know how amazing japanese godzilla films are
@orion cabral cabral I feel it too
@orion cabral cabral to the japanese godzilla is known as a catastrophe more than just a monster and this anime is all about catastrophe
@@ambuknight1567 true
Other than making this song stuck in my head, the show demonstrated how songs are the primary way of remembering information and passing it on after generations.
Just knowing that while listening to this song you're also apparently listening to the secrets of time travel, extra dimensional travel, and mechanized invincibility is a weird feeling
It's kinda ridiculous how many secret messages are encoded and stacked in this freaking song. Still a great twist tho.
@@thatloner2831 yep
The angels sing at the awakening; a lullaby for their old world and a hailing for their new god
It really does sound like angels singing when their god goes on a rampage tbh
The writers of this show did a great job of utilizing this song. As the show went on and the catastrophe approached closer and closer, this song became more and more haunting.
The fact that the name of this song "Alapu Upala" is palindromic like "Tenet" (reads the same backwords and forwards) is a nice touch leaning into the theme of this series.
reality looping inside of itself that it makes a big distortion?
ah the 6=9 thing
This song has a sort of eeriness to it that perfectly fits the show, which is about facing the end of the universe.
End of the universe?? How strong is this guy??
@@steg7802 Basically, he's the lethal end of a natural-born 4d supercomputer capable of pulling answers from the future before a question is even asked. So powerful that it's calculations loop back in on each other so much that the accumulation of information creates distortions in spacetime which if left unchecked would erode the laws of physics and destroy the balance of the universe as we know it, thus ending all life on earth and everywhere else in the universe. And that's just what he does by existing. In combat, he has the standard atomic breath, he can predict attacks before they happen, rapidly evolve to suit different environments (like going from aquatic to terrestrial and a bomb exploding in his face), and spread this weird red dust that also distorts space and allows Kaiju populations to flourish (butterflies start glowing, massive regenerating spiders, sea serpents in the river, Rodan everywhere, mass hysteria).
@@thisdraco4794not to mention immortal to all lesser dimensional beings.
दिवि सूर्यसहस्रस्य भवेद्युगपदुत्थिता |
यदि भा: सदृशी सा स्याद्भासस्तस्य महात्मन
If a thousand suns were to blaze forth together in the sky, they would not match the splendor of the Almighty Lord.
2:51 the best part in my opinión 🐲🐉🗿
Same
Same here
Why is the stone face emoji here?
@@buklau837 it's like ascension 🗿 just listen to that music, what do you imagine?
@@miguelangeljerez_arts I imagine I’m about to get attacked by some malevolent being
the music is both beautiful yet terrifying. whenever I listen to this again I mostly think about the scene where ultima was going to blast his atomic breath straight to Yun, as well as in the shots where we see it's destructive power in the city from shin or ultima
This majestic choir shows and gives you the idea of the terrifying nature of Godzilla, he is not the life-saving hero that you might know, this is the true atomic monster that is forced to walk the earth, consumed by it's own fate.
actually no, this version of godzilla is more about quantum physics mumbo jumbo than atomic terror
@@Ledinosour673No, actually.
Its a highly likely that Ashiwara fucking with S.H.I.V.A allowed the other singular point to creep into the third dimension, SHIVA is a singular point but also a part of Ultima's true form.
Ultima technically spared the humans from total destruction in 1954 where he first emerged and met Serizawa, ultima got curious and let the oxygen destroyer kill him.
@@IAMINSIDEYOURWALLS604 i don't think he spared them, they said that he was killed
i've seen the theory that he wasn't adapted to the environment like the first Rodans so he just eventually died which would make sense
that's why they didn't have a catastrophe back then, it was always tied to Godzilla coming back to the dimension and being adapted
@@PrintScreen. That was a good theory but unfortunately Godzilla is the one creating the red dust. He can't die to lack of red dust because he can just create it. The red dust are higher dimensional molecules that are in a lower dimensional form simply avatars of true red dust which are just another part of Ultima.
The novel implies it was a earlier version of the orthogonal Diagonalizer that killed Ultima. Because from Ultima's pov he remembers a man holding a cylinder device which had a sphere inside.
This song catches the nature of the show perfectly
It’s
Happy but sad
Strange and yet familiar
Nostalgic
Comfortable but uncomfortable
A song of opposites
The one dislike was from Godzilla Ultima
Yes he is... For now
Although a Godzilla Skeleton was used at the end of the anime to Build Mechagodzilla, so the anime's story definitely isn't over.
I truly don't get why one would dislike this, I mean with this name you have to search the song...
@@V3nny. obviously they will bring him back its his show.
@@kamiwriterleonardo6345 I think the skeleton was shin Godzilla’s 2nd transformation kamata-kun
And the second one is KOTM Godzilla song
I dont know what i feel when listening to this song but its weird i feel sad but at the same time i feel like i remember something but i dont know what. Sometimes i just look outside and kinda just remember the friends i met and lost and just kinda wonder why i feel like this
It reminds me of a feeling I can't quite put a finger on. It's a mix of a lot of things but it's comforting, I think? Lol
Maybe coz some of its lines are actually mantras... Its in sanskrit praising the Sun God its also talking about death and darkness of the night that opens towards the lightening of the day
could be that its definitely weird but soothing
@@X-075 its the magic of sanskrit
w e i r d
This genuinely puts me into discomfort and I feel so paranoid
same
WE MAKING IT OUT OF THE SINGULAR POINT WIT DIS ONE 💯🗣🗣💯🗣
Im proud that this is an indian song .I think its tye langauge sanskrit
This show on a whole different level! Gave me all kinds of emotions like fear, dread, sadness, hatred and almost felt like I wasn't human (which is weird to say, but that's what I felt watching it) this is the first Godzilla that made me feel all these at once.
This show gave me chills
It manages to be both relaxing and terrifying at the same time
It's a perfect representation to the desolation of Godzilla and other kaiju
@@mrmistah9308 hell yeah!
I didn’t realize at first that this was in the Godzilla universe, I thought it was the closest translation, I feel it changed my outlook on the show quite a bit. I never heard of rodan before either, it was really interesting since I was just being pulled along for the literal wildest ride of an anime.
I will inform you that there are multiple (13 I think) Godzilla “universes” aka continuities.
My cat listened to this while I was playing it, it turned into the cat-astrophe.
Lol
🙏🏼🎶❤️ Thanks for listening!
Could you release a clip of this song on your channel? Excellent job!
Thank you for this.
Malayalee aano?
@@eyeman0154 I am
“He’s more than just an animal. In those eyes lies a fire that still burns till this day. A fire older than mankind itself. He may have taken my son away, but unlike my husband, Mark, I don’t feel hatred against him. Because to him, we are just ants. Godzilla built our past, and now he will build our future.”
-Dr. Emma Russel (G:KOTM Novelization)
in the end, the mysterious song is meant to bring future updated programming code to upgrade JJ into a weapon against the red dust to save the world for a moment. lol
that about sums it up.
@@cjthenarhwalking1378 lol. that took 13 episodes to expose the mystery of Alapu Upala song. XDDD
@@HayashiShirou but this still doesn't explain why the skeleton was admitting the sound.
@@cjthenarhwalking1378 if not mistaken, skeleton is one of early singularity points. singularity point is where can peer into future. probably it is a medium for future Yun to send data back to past.
@@cjthenarhwalking1378 can assume that skeleton is a black technology or portal of black technology.
The song that announces the catastrophe.
Ultima is very menacing until you notice his eyes face diferent directions
I swear to god, this whole anime is basically Japan under Ragnarok Prophecy, but its Godzilla reigning Doomsday
SPOILERS AHEAD!
So if I'm understanding things correctly this song is Pero 2 going back in time, solving the "Invincible Jet Jaguar" algorithm, and broadcasting that algorithm while also predicting the events that will transpire throughout the show in the hopes that Jet Jaguar will be able to download and analyze the algorithm, which then results in JJ becoming a walking singular point which we know warp spacetime and allows him to confront Godzilla. And because all Singular Points are connected the result of Godzilla defeating Jet Jaguar is akin to wishing for a genie to disappear, as one Singular Point destroying another will also destroy itself.
This show is wild.
I think you finally made me understand what happened I was totally confused on what’s as going on and the ending left me confused this kinda explains it for me to understand. So when he went back in time with the algorithm boat he up loaded the invincibility jet Jaguar code in the song but the song that plays at the beginning of the show?
Jesus Christ you made me understand this ending thanks you
I just watched this a second time threw and that makes perfect sense especially with that analogy
Also it reminds me of Stewie from family guy, because in one episode Stewie created the big bang, but he explained Brian, that the universe created him, so that he could create the universe.
ok i thought thats what happened but found no one else talking about it so i wasnt sure
Bro imagine hearing this go off by its self at night...
It's not that creepy except the scream at the last.. atleast for me
@@torchy7118 you should hear the radio basement...
@@BanedPlague it's like ehh.. like kinda creepy but calming at the same time
@@BanedPlague I mean like if you understand the lyrics it gets kinda calming
@@torchy7118 well I haven't heard the lyrics i should go check it out
Sanskrit is most beautiful language and can create most soothing sounds. I want to learn Sanskrit now
I love that the title of the song mirrors itself.. so flavorful for the show
What I love so much about our media today, is that this song might not have evoked any curiosity or emotion in me had I heard it alone.
But because I heard it in this show and associate it with its role in the show, I get chills every time and like it so much
Oh my sweet lord Godzilla ultimate is just g man huh
Wow a pare of bones can make some good music
Correction, Pelops II made this in the past 50 years ago and with the answer to the Ultimate Jet Jaguar PP for the Singular Point.
@@Vriel659 And if I have it right, the reason it's being emitted from the skeleton is the funky relationship 4th dimensional creature have with time. Not just anything can receive messages from a different point in time. Might also play into that 'information not received' (or whatever the wording was) thing with sending messages through time.
The reiwa era really focuses on the sorta “the end is near…” type stuff, the music from the reiwa era focuses on the terror and dread a monster that is about to cause the end of the world brings… In shin godzilla, “persecution of the masses” talks about the prayers to god for mercy that the monster doesn’t kill everybody…. And in SP?-It talks about danger on all surfaces: air, water, and land, that the end of the world is near… and everybody must start praying for the lord’s mercy…
This whole show can be summarized as “let’s hypothetically on a theoretical stand point say..”
I love both the picture and the song, cause the pic looks like he's evil chuckling and the song is just absolutely amazing. I've been playing it on repeat since I finished the series.
Godzilla: This a funky tune... Imma end reality
although godzilla showed up very late in the show, whenever he does show up in a movie or show he gives off this haunting feeling thats almost magical in a way
The music to play at the end of the world
The two dislikes was from Godzilla ultima and salunga.
rodans and manda
Titanosuarus and Gabara
the comments above me are saying facts
@@SUPPAcHEROgabara didn’t appear though… the Gabara looking one was Salunga.
I'd like to think that this is composed by Angels from a superior dimension, adoring Godzilla, a composition so powerful and divine that us, mediocre beings of lower dimensions, had the opportunity to listen to such a glorious composition.
please god, bless us with a season 2
Just finished the first season, who is excited for the second?
When's the second season?
Me
@@BanishedSilentShadow3318 Probably not for another 1-3 years
@@Baraka_II I'll wait as long as needed.
At first I thought you were crazy, but then I remembered the after credits scene
First thought of this show was that it wouldn’t be able to satisfy my needs but damn I was wrong. Anime was amazing and it gave me chills when I heard this song at night. Everyone was sleeping, all lights were off and this played. Honestly creeped me out when they entered that one abandoned mansion and this song starts playing. But I slowly begin to realize how beautiful it sound and was in awe in that one moths scene.
This one of those 9/10 anime for me
Moths, not fireflies. Is this your first Godzilla media/Are you not a G-Fan? Sorry to act like I’m lecturing you, but those moths are a reference to the kaiju Mothra, who is generally considered a foil and the good counterpart to Godzilla, and is one of the few truly and consistently benevolent kaiju in the franchise (even as an antagonist, she’s not evil so much as royally ticked off). She’s usually associated with light, hope, nature, life, and protection. So if the scene with the moth swarm had you in awe, that was the intended reaction.
@@junoniathesilkwing4221 Yeah, sorry this was my first. After this series, I started watching Kong: Skull Island and Godzilla vs. Kong after. If I remember correctly, there was a scene in the beginning where it showed all the monsters Godzilla and Kong went up against and I saw a Mothra. I wasn’t aware of her existence because I realize I skipped Godzilla: King of the Monsters (I watched it after you said this). Thanks for the info, I’ll change fireflies to moths. 👍
@@Goturass It's fine, we all start somewhere. I personally have been in the fandom less than a year.
@@Goturass Also, I recommend to you Godzilla (2014), while the human lead is a little boring, I generally like it. It's my favorite kaiju movie alongside Kong: Skull Island and Pacific Rim (Which I also recommend).
I always loved this song. It's haunting but also really catchy
First half of the song "hehehe pterodactyl go brrrrr"
Second half of the song: "Hey, let’s start a cult and summon a dead god!"
This really made my sky red and a bunch of weird pterodactyl creatures
this song creeps me out but i love it
SAME
i love it because its creepy and the fact that there's a secret message inside of it is Awesome
@@ieatair4296 yes it basic,y warned the city of Rodan coming just in a different language
Speed it times 2
It'll be fun
Sounds like a sea shanty
@@anthonytonythegeek5561 there once was a ship that put to sea
I used to be scared something was coming up my stairs when p,aging this at night but now it feels like a cartoon about pirates
@@taichiyagami5235 I was about to go to bed bruh
@@raticatt oh uh sorry then just remember that there coming up your stairs hahah
I haven't felt goosebumps like this since... well, Shin Godzilla
This totally sounds like something I would have heard in the Showa Series
Acabo de ver el anime y en definitiva es la mejor cosa que e visto en toda mi vida.
Speed it up x2!
Sea Shanty mode activate! 🤩
I am happy to know there are many people who like this show,i love it and rewatch it time to time
I swear this song gives me chills every time I listen to it!
It sounds like a song you'd hear in a abandoned tunnel or before the world ends
@@mrmistah9308 fr
*PTSD kicks in*
Me and the boys vibing to a monster attracting song be like:
we waking up all the rodans with this one🗣🗣🗣🗣
Prithvi (earth ) Akash(space ) kiran(light ) agni(fire) jal (water) - Sanskrit
"Pancha Tatva" refers to the five elements in Hindu philosophy: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether. These elements are believed to constitute the physical universe.
What makes it unnerving is the fact this came right from the skull kicking everything else off.
New favourite song.
Gives chills/goosebumps when you hear it for the first time,but after hearing it for a while throughout the series,the song starts to sound calming.
It gives a perfect "The end of the world."-type theme.Besides that,i kind of understand why the kaiju mostly get attracted to the song.
The song itsself has some shocking lyrics that link to the series,and by that, the Rodan's and Gojira, Anguirus and the other Kaiju in the series hear the song as a call of their name.
Ight I’m intrigued what do you mean by this
Well the bottom half
Gsp is such a great series even though we didn’t get to see much of Godzilla himself they made it so mysterious and the theme adds extra mystery
Damn I can't stop listening to this
Same
That last part froze me from thr amount of goosebumps that i got
haha funni pterodactyl ha-
*who the hell spawned space bending lizor*
I really love the approach of Godzilla being an Ancient Omnipotent Fish Yokai instead of the Mutated Dinosaur/Lizard thing. I know the mutation lore is a Message for atomic warfare and all that, but the Yokai origin is so Fitting for an anime i just think it is smart how they didn't tell the same origins over and over again to the point people would know what's going to happen next and stuff.
Who Will Know: Depressing, foreboding, doom.
Alapu Upala: "Do you like jazz?"
Please stop with the dead memes, stop reviving the dead things or you might f*cking summon Ultima himself.
@@MegatronEnthusiast Does it though?
@@BrewingStorm-og6yn sometimes. Sometimes.
@@MegatronEnthusiast ... THEN LET'S SUMMON HIM! >8D
@@BrewingStorm-og6yn alright, have fun!
God I hope there's a season 2, it may have started slow but damn, this take of kaijus are really interesting.
Watching this and seeing an article on how scientists have discovered time crystals gave me hope for the year's to come. I'd rather have Kaiju running around than Corona.
Nooooo!!!!
@@susss4483 :3
I love the way the Japanese portray Godzilla: he’s a villain/ chaotic neutral monster, that is usually only defeated through math and science.
Where as the American Godzilla is shallow, just like everything else about America. “This 300 story tall fire breathing lizard is our benevolent savior, and we help defeat his enemies through the power of friendship!!”
I’m addicted to this song because it’s just a good song and the parts it plays are so good
This song not only attracted all of the original fans fav kanjis but attracted the original fans...us.
When you go to Japan and hear this from an abandoned mansion: adios
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The Supreme Lord said: I am mighty Time, the source of destruction that comes forth to annihilate the worlds. Even without your participation, the warriors arrayed in the opposing army shall cease to exist.
Really good music for this anime!
This show literally gave me a nightmare where Rodan’s attacked my house
same
wait...
Godzilla SP, for when your college theoretical physics class didn't contain enough technobabble
This show makes me feel smarter since I understand it 😳
Singular point really brings the scientific and mythical aspects together. It's hard science fiction mixed with dumb kaiju fun. While it's incomprehensible on a first watch through its actually pretty smart having seen it a second time and better understanding what they're trying to day about quantum physics.
As a guy who usually listens to power metal, this song is hella catchy