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| ⚫ | Radioactive Footsteps|rivals = Pretty much all of humanity|series_of_origin = Godzilla (1954)|image1 = Godzilla 1954.jpg}}The first Godzilla (commonly referred to by others as Godzilla 54) is a character from the original 1954 Gojira film. While he does not appear in [[The Knights of the Multiverse]] proper, he is incredibly important to the story of [[Earth Prime]]. |
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| + | == Personality == |
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| + | Compared to [[Godzilla|his successor]], Godzilla 54 was much more animalistic in nature, rampaging through Tokyo with no clear destination in sight. However, this was most likely a case of "hatred taking over any other emotion", as with how his family was killed by a hydrogen bomb test, leaving him burned and scarred. Enraged, Godzilla took it out on any boat that entered near his habitat and later, showed his true rage when he laid waste to the entire city of Tokyo, sparing no one. |
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| + | == Appearance == |
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| + | Godzilla 54 maintained most of the same basic elements of his successor's appearance, with three rows of dorsal fins running down his back that glowed when he fired his atomic breath, his stubby arms that were strong enough to tear down electric towers and large feet capable of crushing . However, some key differences in the head include how when he tilts his head upward, it resembles a mushroom cloud, and his eyes had large, dark pupils. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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| + | === Origins === |
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| + | Not much is known about the original Godzilla's origins beyond simple theories, the most commonly accepted one being that he was some kind of prehistoric reptile that slept underwater for millions of years until the previously mentioned hydrogen bomb test killed his family and left him burned and scarred, mutating him into a giant, atomic-blast breathing monster. |
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| + | === Trail of Destruction === |
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| + | === Aftermath === |
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| + | == Notes == |
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| + | To keep true to the spirit of the original film, all footage of Godzilla 54 is animated in black and white.[[Category:Kaiju]] |
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Revision as of 23:53, 8 July 2019
The first Godzilla (commonly referred to by others as Godzilla 54) is a character from the original 1954 Gojira film. While he does not appear in The Knights of the Multiverse proper, he is incredibly important to the story of Earth Prime.
Personality
Compared to his successor, Godzilla 54 was much more animalistic in nature, rampaging through Tokyo with no clear destination in sight. However, this was most likely a case of "hatred taking over any other emotion", as with how his family was killed by a hydrogen bomb test, leaving him burned and scarred. Enraged, Godzilla took it out on any boat that entered near his habitat and later, showed his true rage when he laid waste to the entire city of Tokyo, sparing no one.
Appearance
Godzilla 54 maintained most of the same basic elements of his successor's appearance, with three rows of dorsal fins running down his back that glowed when he fired his atomic breath, his stubby arms that were strong enough to tear down electric towers and large feet capable of crushing . However, some key differences in the head include how when he tilts his head upward, it resembles a mushroom cloud, and his eyes had large, dark pupils.
History
Origins
Not much is known about the original Godzilla's origins beyond simple theories, the most commonly accepted one being that he was some kind of prehistoric reptile that slept underwater for millions of years until the previously mentioned hydrogen bomb test killed his family and left him burned and scarred, mutating him into a giant, atomic-blast breathing monster.
Trail of Destruction
Aftermath
Notes
To keep true to the spirit of the original film, all footage of Godzilla 54 is animated in black and white.