Sometimes, this calls for Godzilla to be outnumbered, as was the case in 2014’sGodzilla.
Villain team-ups have been occurring in the Godzilla franchise since 1972 when Toho madeGodzilla vs. Gigan.
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In that movie, Godzilla had Jet Jaguar helping him beat Gigan and Megalon.
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However, he’s never had both on his side at the same time.
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Megalon is arguably less imposing than Gigan and Ghidorah, but is still dangerous nonetheless.
There’s also the fact that the franchise hasn’t really tried to make impressive teams of Godzilla villains.
And those creatures were hardly threats to Godzilla in the first place.
Godzilla vs. Gigan, released in 1972, involves Godzilla uniting with Anguirus to defend Earth from the evil space monsters Gigan and King Ghidorah. Directed by Jun Fukuda, the film follows manga artist Gengo Kotaka, who uncovers an alien plot to conquer Earth using the extraterrestrial creatures. The film is a part of the Shōwa era of the Godzilla franchise and features special effects by Teruyoshi Nakano.
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After all,a three-on-three battle is not something Godzilla’s movies have done before.
In regards to what that team-up could be, there’s no shortage of appealing options.
