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GODZILLA

This webpage is dedicated to the late Inoshiro Honda & Fiji Tsuburaya and producer Tomoyuki Tanka, without whom we may never have had Godzilla!
 

Godzilla was irradiated by the H-bomb and still managed to survive. Why
do you insist on killing him? Instead, the study of the mysterious force that
keeps him alive should be our top priority.
Dr. Yamane

This story came from the book Japanese favorite Mon- Star also if you are interested in reading more about Godzilla read my story that I created along time ago , its called Judgment Day

When he first appeared in Japan in 1954 Godzilla had trashed Tokyo completely and utterly. Where did this mammoth dinosaurian beast come from and who was the creator of this massive dinosaur , the answer is Ishiro Honda? For the first 13 Godzilla films, the theory was that Godzilla was a giant dinosaur, awakened by atomic bomb tests in the Pacific. The radiation from the bomb tests had made the creature radioactive and had given it the ability to shoot a radioactive heat beam from it's mouth. Ah...short sweet and to the point.

In "Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991), a new origin is created for Godzilla. Godzilla as it turns out was originally a Godzillasaurus that was mortally wounded by U.S. troops on Lagos Island during WWII. The creature survived and was exposed to massive amounts of atomic radiation thus turning it into Godzilla. But then history is changed! A race of aliens called the Futurians visit present day Earth and warn Japan that Godzilla will destroy Tokyo unless he is never created. So the aliens kidnap the Godzillasaurus from the past and place it at the bottom of the sea in the present year (1992). Unfortunately the Godzillasaurus is exposed to the radiation from a sunken atomic submarine, and turns into an even bigger and much more aggressive Godzilla! (And people wonder why time travel is bad....)

All of these pictures are from other website which I shut down because, Godzilla is going to retire , and I lost everything on that site I do however have an old back up of The Godzilla Shrine , I might it back when things pick up in the Godzilla world but for now I am going to concentrate on this site  back someday soon  , we will have to see what the future brings ,  I am however going to probably do something every now and then to that site So every once in a while come back and check who knows what will be here, I am very sorry to leave all of you but it has been great as well as been bad on certain occasions , you know who you are Goodbye Godzilla Fans..

A story from the author Nick Clark , it's called

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