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| Any Godzilla fan knows that if you sit down to watch an older Godzilla movie, chances are you�ll notice a change in Godzilla from one scene to the other. Mostly this is due to �stock-footage�, and low budget fill-ins, that Toho is so very infamous for. Why didn�t Godzilla get �a look� and stick to it? Wouldn�t it have been so much easier to tie in movies and scenes with an identical Godzilla? It obviously couldn�t be that simple... And to me, that�s a good thing! This article focuses on the many faces of Godzilla throughout the years, and why such changes have been made. For easier navigation and for your viewing pleasure, this 'Article' has been broken down into sections. Please select the suit you wish to view and enjoy! |
| Godzilla : Generations An In-depth look at his many Interpretations |
| Researched and Written by Jon Bumpus (Angilas) |
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| Shodaigoji (1954) Gyakushugoji (1955) Kingoji (1962) Mosugoji (1964) Daisengoji (1965 - 1966) Musukugoji (1967) Soshingekigoji (1968 - 1972) Megarogoji (1973 - 1975) --- 1984-Goji (1984) Heisei-Goji ~ Biogoji/Ghidogoji (1989 - 1991) Batogoji (1992) Radogoji (1993) Mogegoji (1994) Desugoji (1995) --- Miregoji (1999) Giragoji (2000) Soukougekigoji (2001) Kiryugoji (2002-2003) FinaleGoji (2004) |
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