Godzilla: Singular Point
 

a new Godzilla anime will be streaming on Netflix next year from Ghibli animator Eiji Yamamori.

https://twitter.com/NXOnNetflix/stat...168345089?s=19

I actually still need to watch the first Netflix Godzilla anime...

Hopefully it's interesting

Character design is good, Godzilla looks cool from what is shown, if this is a more "traditional" anime look wise I'm watching it.

Never cared for the other Godzilla anime because of the terrible CG-style.

I personally wanted Masaaki Yuasa to make a Godzilla anime

I dunno, it was kinda boring. I wanted to like it but for the life of me could not. I think the slow pacing is the reason, but if you are fine with that maybe you will enjoy it. Ultraman Zero's voice actor Mamoru Miyano I believe is the voice of the protagonist. Oradin, Teddy Imagin, and Garu/Ohkami Blue are also part of the cast.

The bad CG was not the only thing wrong with those three movies. They were boring and barely anything happens. I didn't bother with the third one because the second movie was so bad.

You really don't....

I think the third one was the second biggest letdown, they tease this big showdown between Mothra, Ghidorah, and Tree-G only for the showdown to consist of "ethereal space snakes be-bitey". Got real tired of Godzilla being the only thing not animated in a Godzilla animation. The third film definitely had the best buildup to a showdown though, I was thoroughly invested until Ghidorah actually appeared, and completely done with it when Mothra was relegated to like 3 seconds of a bizarre mid battle dream sequence

Trailer-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IFO...ature=youtu.be

Not much shown just yet but at least the human characters don't look like they're cg

Jet. F**king. Jaguar.

You've sold me.

Count me in. :rock:

This.

Man, now I really do need to see the first anime, if only for comparison's' sake.

Boy I would highly recommend NOT to. It really feels like Gen Urobucchi went full Tomino with how nihilistic everything is.

Wow. Godzilla Singular Point just looks better and better. I'm so happy to see Jet Jaguar in the spotlight again, despite his slightly weird design, but I don't think it's bad in any way since it reminds me of Showa era mecha in it's design. Not exactly the biggest fan of Rodan, seeing how he looks a little too pterandadon in his design, and small to boot, not to mention he probably has an army or something.
The song in the trailer is probably the ending, given how it sounds (I've seen enough anime to know what sounds like an opening or ending.)
And while I'm excited for Godzilla vs Kong, this is something that has my attention, with all of the obscure returning monsters and what looks to be a huge step up from the Polygon Trilogy. Now when do we get to see a full reveal of the King of the Monsters himself?

I won't tell you not to watch it because it's bad, but I will say: "watch at your own risk." You're probably already aware of how much it's disliked among the fandom, though there are some who like it, and I can understand their reasons. But then again, just give it a couple years and people will probably start warming up to it, the same way people got over the 1998 film (Mostly.)

For me personally, I think it was just wasted potential, with some interesting ideas that weren't executed properly. That and the stagnant animation, lackluster finale, and attempt at making a dark and depressing story, I couldn't bring myself to like it, though I've gotten over my resentment and disappointment, I have no problem with anyone who does like them and I can somewhat respect their intentions for what they tried to accomplish, but for me at least, it was a failure. Though I'd take them over another certain trilogy based on a popular franchise.

Also, if anyone's interested in what could have happened in those movies, a certain animator created alternate endings for the second and final films, which are, honestly amazing. So if you're interested you could probably find them on YouTube.

Oh I've since seen all three films.

I saw firsthand why alot of people on this site warned me against watching them.

To this day I'm always surprised by how much of a fan following Jet Jaguar has :lol

Honestly, I would love it if they did make that Jet Jaguar movie they teased as an April Fools Day. After all, they did give us Kamen Rider Brain.

Seeing Jet Jaguar being a main focus fills my heart with so much joy it's not even funny.

Watch, the ultimate pay off will be completing Jet Jaguar.

Interesting detail I've noticed: The old guy who appears to be the one in control of Jet Jaguar, Goro Otaki's name might be based off of Goro Ibuki, who was the creator of Jet Jaguar in Godzilla vs. Megalon. I also get classic Godzilla vibes from these teasers for some reason, and I'm all for that.

It could also be a nod to Goro Maki, which is a name that keeps popping up throughout the Godzilla franchise.

- The protagonist of Son of Godzilla, a reporter
- The protagonist of The Return of Godzilla, another reporter
- The professor who discovered and unleashed Godzilla in Shin Godzilla