The Strongest Godzilla in All Worlds

First of all, according to the original work, the red lotus Godzilla form is the ultimate form of Godzilla. It can be regarded as a super transformation, but it is unstable. Because as the battle progresses, Red Lotus Godzilla's body temperature will rise significantly. If detonated, it will turn into a nuclear bomb that can blow up the entire earth. Therefore, this super-changing voice cannot be used easily unless facing a very powerful enemy. Space Godzilla, on the surface, looks very similar to Godzilla, but its internal structure is completely different, so it is actually two different creatures. There was an episode in the original work called "Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla" that talked about this relationship. Thank you very much for the suggestions from several readers. I will definitely take the Red Lotus Godzilla route in the later stages of this project. I am also looking forward to the big movie released this year! That three-headed dragon should be King Ghidorah!

Since when has Godzilla been called Godzilla? . . . And why does Godzilla eat meat? Isn't he a nuclear energy creature? Also, the prototype of Godzilla is a dinosaur that lives on an island.

Interesting, but it was written too fast! Let me give you a free chapter first!

This is what happens when Godzilla pretends to be cool in front of me!

The name Godzilla means disaster in a foreign country (I don't know the specific country). This is his origin. Disaster, translated into Chinese, is Godzilla.

Godzilla actually has a crush on a human girl. Shouldn't this book not have a female protagonist?

Think about it, the gap is not that big

I can only say that the author is a driver, or an experienced driver.

The protagonist is reborn from the earth, so why don't you know about Godzilla? Haven't you read Impossible? It's a bit exaggerated that the main character has to get a reaction from the system. Have you not read a few system novels since Earth Rebirth? Fuss

I believe that the big movie "Godzilla 2" released in North America this year will give everyone a satisfactory answer. The author wanted to keep it as close to the original work as possible, but I really didn't want to make him a villain. I'm currently writing about Ghidorah's first appearance, which will be posted later! Anyway, thanks for the review!