[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

At the end you kinda got that vibe but I think all those people on Hawaii that drowned because of him would argue otherwise

It wasn't out of malice though.

But yeah, even if he doesn't target humans, the collateral damage is very high.

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by algo448

It wasn't out of malice though.

But yeah, even if he doesn't target humans, the collateral damage is very high.

No he doesnt kill them intentionally but he is still the cause of destruction. Like I said we are just like ants to them. We dont target ants and systematically kill them but when we do something and they get killed in the process we still dont really care

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

No he doesnt kill them intentionally but he is still the cause of destruction. Like I said we are just like ants to them. We dont target ants and systematically kill them but when we do something and they get killed in the process we still dont really care

Talk for yourself, I'm a complete psycho when it comes to pests.

[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

No he doesnt kill them intentionally but he is still the cause of destruction. Like I said we are just like ants to them. We dont target ants and systematically kill them but when we do something and they get killed in the process we still dont really care

True, but don't the MUTOs actively kill us ants?

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

True, but don't the MUTOs actively kill us ants?

Do they? I just got the impression that they want the nuclear energy.

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

True, but don't the MUTOs actively kill us ants?

I saw it more as them not caring enough about humans to avoid collateral damage the way G does.

[ComicGuy89]

Huh, for some reason I thought they ate and fed on us.

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Huh, for some reason I thought they ate and fed on us.

They could and it points it seemed like they were willing to, but the maount of calories derived from that would be pitiful.

The way I see it, G is a focused force of destruction with noble purposes but necessary collateral damage, adn the M couple are more of the classic ravaging beasts, they saw all humans in their path as killable obstacles, but irrelevant in the long run.

[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by algo448

They could and it points it seemed like they were willing to, but the maount of calories derived from that would be pitiful.

The way I see it, G is a focused force of destruction with noble purposes but necessary collateral damage, adn the M couple are more of the classic ravaging beasts, they saw all humans in their path as killable obstacles, but irrelevant in the long run.

Good theory, and one that the movie kind of mentions too. Godzilla being the self-correcting balance in nature and the MUTOs being the abominations.

[WhiteRanger]

I wonder if that dog made it to safety cause he was running for his life