The original pitch for this sequence was that when godzilla goes up, its scales are disturbing the electro magnetic field, the helicopter system is impacted and it crashes, but I guess few executives changed their mind on it and we got this as a result.
I love how much more emotive and grumpy this Godzilla is. He has no malicious intent, but he's so constantly easily annoyed. "Ah goddammit, you ruined my sleep. I'm gonna go elsewhere."
@@shomgerry yep and mind you it was 3 mutos on top of it was barely recovered from the first two then fights muto prime and hell that muto beat up godzilla good even destroy his original dorsal spines that he had so yeah he just wants to rest undisturbed after all of that and ngl I doubt he knew ghidorah was waking up untill monarch found him and started poking around him while he was frozen
I've noticed they've started to use that roar a lot lately. I wonder if they've lost the rights to the other roars haha. It's the same roar he uses in the San Francisco flashback too
Ok, the animators did an outstanding job throughout this entire scene, Godzilla looked so clean that entire time and the close up of his eye was amazing
Damn, full body goosebumps. I love when we get close-ups of his face. Yeah, he's gigantic and intimidating, but there's also something so sweet and gentle about his face. The animators and the vfx and sfx teams REALLY outdid themselves.
@@ilovecats1472 Did you watch Minus One? It's great to see a gentler side of Godzilla with MonsterVerse, but going back to his sociopathic ass routes of killing everyone was incredible.
But still, looking back at the size scaling between him and humans back in 2014 and then seeing this. I honestly don't know what to feel about it. Not the body of course, just the comparison between his snout and the closest humans
The way Godzilla gets up just reminds me that he’s been here for 200-300 million years. Like he’s really an ancient creature and has been on earth longer than most nature
@@lsndiwndjdjdowmdnd5398 is he immortal ? Does radiation of Earth make him immortal ? (Not invincible but like he can't get old or sick or thing like this ?)
If anyone was curious, Godzilla has his new spines from 2019 because between 2014 and 2015 he fought the MUTO Prime (which almost killed Godzilla) and he lost his spines from 2014 in the process, thus having to grow the new (and in my opinion superior) spines that we see in Monarch, KoTM, and Gvk.
At 1:57 as he is turning around - I love that subtle "Side Eye" he gives them. As if to say - you all got some nerve waking me up... LOL! This was great.
The show certainly recaptures the sense of SIZE. This scene was just him standing up and roaring, and it's one of the best scenes in the show to this point.
It still bothers me so much that when Godzilla roars nobody covers their ears. That massive creature is screaming next to you, even blowing away dust and debris, and everyone just squints a little. It reminds me of that scene in Jurassic Park when the TRex roars next to the kids inside the car and they cover their ears and crouch, conveying the loudness and power of the creature.
For me the Legendary's Godzilla has lost It's sense of scale. The further the movies go the less It feels like they are actual humongous sized creatures. Just adding deep bass sounds doesn't cut it
Well if they wanted to be realistic with that mass on his lungs all glass woudl shatter and everyone nearby would become deaf. His scream probably has the same displacement of a large pack of TNT exploding.
That's incredible. So I assume you worked on this then? (I might be missing something). I'm a filmmaker with some on-set experience myself, this must've been a blast to work on.
This has got to be the absolute best shot that demonstrates how massive Godzilla truly is. A simple scene that's also one of my favorites. Long live the King!!
Fun fact that every die hard G fans prob know already: this scene was actually a homage to Mothra vs Godzilla where Godzilla emerges from the ground after getting displaced and buried by a typhoon.
2:10 I could watch Godzilla lumber away into the horizon with the booming echo of his footsteps for hours, the animation and cinematography are so good in this scene
I'm loving all these references that they're doing now. This is a reference to Mothra vs. Godzilla when Godzilla awakens in a desert. Another reference we're getting is the ice glacier breakout in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, like what Godzilla did back then. I love how they are going to a Millennium design back from 20 years ago. I also like the little spike beard he has in his new evolved form. Kinda similar to Godzilla Earth.
@@onyxhunt5525 I heard they wanted to give Skull Island two names. They wanted to also call Skull island Monster island, but it seems like they decided to change it.
Idk why but actually getting to see godzilla get up from lying down is really neat to me bc thats something we don't really get to see. In the previous movies he gets knocked over but we dont really see him push himself up again (like how he shifts his weight and such) I just like seeing creatures do "normal" things/movements ig
You are absolutely correct.we never see him get up. I was wondering would they show it and they sure did. Only thing that kinda messed the scene up was them just standing there. I would've ran out from under ny hat.
Yes, we do see him get up in the movies. The first movie not ring any bells? This is similar to the scene right after the Godzilla-Muto fight. He then gets up and goes back into the sea.
Man they just won’t let my boy sleep for NOTHING!! He goes somewhere cold..they find him wake him up…he goes WAY underwater…wake him up…Now this man in the desert and they still WAKE HIM UP!!
Keep in mind, Godzilla has been worshipped by humans before. I like to think that the legendary version of Godzilla sees humans like we see ants. Some times, they're interesting to look at in their natural habitat but we think nothing of them when stepping on them.
However at the same time Godzilla knew that humans built the structures around him in the ancient city and thus likely figured that humans at least looked up to him. So he knows that humans were sentient or at least capable of thinking like him. So he probably would try to avoid stepping on some if possible. However yeah he probably didn't think to much on it and who knows maybe he was fascinated watching humans create new stuff. Godzilla seems to know humans are potentially dangerous given that I'm quite sure he is aware that the ships and weapons firing on him are human created. Then again people sometimes has pets that are potentially dangerous. Given that people like to say Godzilla's point of view towards humans is the same way we view ants. don't forget that in sufficient numbers and the type of ant, they can kill a human. Ghidora on the other hand. He knew or probably knows exactly what humans are capable of. You don't make it a personal mission to go after a little human the way he did unless he knew he was confronting a equal sentient being as only sentient beings will make things personal. Also KONG knows humans are very much like him. Mothra had a huge soft spot for humanity as well. Humans likely viewed her as a literal Angel or God especially in the abrhamic lore (Probably the reason Godzilla tolerates humanity, doesn't want to piss off Mothra :P)
@@nicolacallaghan9754 I know no other way. I seek to acquire and give knowledge. That usually means I tend to go pretty hard on the topic. Best to learn to read and write more. I expect all people in the era of the digital age to have some basic knowledge of language and the ability to read and write. Least more than some single sentence. Oh and also I believe Jesus himself was educated so yeah.. He likely would side with me on it. :P
@@chriscage669 Ahh. Good ole Dagon. Known as the father of the Gods. Was actually pretty cool as gods went in his region. Bringer of grain (prosperity) Creator God God of kings. Pretty chill.. Yeah although I gotta point out he never really did enjoy being labeled a fish god as he never was anything aquatic... -_-
I predict this is the part when Godzilla starts to be a much more bigger role. He woke up, He senses something, He's ready to fight it. Come on, LET THEM FIGHT!!!
That's what I'm thinking. He woke up because of the other titans that wake up in KotM and basically had to prepare just incase they decide to turn evil so Godzilla could stop them for ruling. We all know what happened to scylla in the comics since she turned on Godzilla.
Haven’t seen the show yet don’t have an Apple TV subscription but I’ve been thinking about getting a month to watch this show. Is it good? What episode was this that he actually shows up?
This is the SICKEST THING I’ve ever seen with how they made Godzilla rise from the mountains like that!!!! It’s the original 350ft version from 2014 but STILL!!!!
@@joshwenrich9137 if he was, i would still not belive it. And if people tried to convince me otherwise, i would still say 'its a school project' or something😂😂
@@joshwenrich9137if he was real he would most likely never come on land because humans would have either killed him or forced him to retreat and gravity exists
The original classic roar has a similar end part but they pitched and slowed it down for the MonsterVerse Godzilla. Classic Roar ---> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aZHl_D5Q9ME.html
Godzilla is the ultimate antihero. He could have took one look at them and turned their birth certificates into death certificates yet he didn’t because he’s not the bad guy. Just a big ass dude who wants to be left alone lol. Freaking Godzilla because he’s not the bad guy he’s the savior that we need but don’t deserve him lol. I also have been enjoying Monarch Legacy Of Monsters show! Can’t wait for next week’s episode!
Legendary's Godzilla pretty firmly wants to *protect* humans. You could accurately subtitle every time he confronts an attacking titan with "MY PETS!" He's just not *nice* . "Not a tame lion." And humans are so very small.
I like how this scene reference to godzilla vs mothra from 1964. Godzilla wakes up in the desert and starts roaring for no damn reason Edit: to the person who thought I was talking about Godzilla vs. King Kong (1962) when I mentioned "Godzilla waking up in the desert" sorry but you're dead wrong. I say this is clearly referencing godzilla vs mothra (1964), where godzilla did exactly that and roaring in the desert for no reason
It wasn’t a desert, it was where they were draining the flooding from the typhoon at the beginning of the movie. After his fight with King Kong, the typhoon washed Godzilla on shore and buried him.
@@bruhmingo how do you not get that monarch: legacy of monsters is set either before or after godzilla's showdown with the MUTOs in San Francisco? This MonsterVerse TV series ain't about godzilla vs kong, it's set in 2021 after the events of 2019
@@PowerDebaterYTI’m pretty sure he’s talking about the scene from Godzilla vs Mothra (1964) when he rose out of the ground couple years later after he fought King Kong in King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) cause he was washed by a typhoon and got buried in mud and dirt and slept underground until that moment
@@PowerDebaterYT Yea the other person wasn't talking about Godzilla vs Kong 2021 they were talking about "King Kong vs Godzilla 1962" which came before Mothra vs Godzilla.
@@marvelknights8342 I know he's referencing the scene from Godzilla vs. Mothra (1964) but what I'm saying is that this scene in monarch: legacy of monsters is a clear nod to that same moment from GVM (1964), where Godzilla wakes up in the desert
Looking at Godzilla's eyes is like gazing into one of the many microcosmic eyes of nature itself. Nature always remembers those who righteously dotted upon it in the past.
Logically speaking, there probably shouldn't be any nerves in Godzilla's dorsal fins but it's kinda funny to imagine that being hit with a helicopter blade is something similar to hitting an elbow/toe on a piece of furniture and that's why he roared.
Godzilla rising from the ground in this scene is a clear reference to when he did the same thing in the Showa era Godzilla vs Mothra film. Also, by the look of Godzilla's dorsal plates, it looks like this takes place after his fight with MUTO prime.
God I love his fkn roar,ever since i was a kid,still have his action figures from 1989,man I couldn't wait til a good movie came out of godzilla,cuz the old ones were crazy bad and funny in some cases
@@bat1579 so let's just ignore the many films that were fantastical in this franchise and have godzilla fighting other monsters I guess 😑. Love it when fans put their preferences over the versatility this franchise always had
Honestly the only likable character is Kurt russle honestly maybe that boy but the rest are annoying. You could honestly skip ep 4 nothing important happened in it.
I just love how he was just sleeping there I always imagine my self standing up like that while I'm being buried by pillows and blankets I love when giant things rise from being buried
After seeing Goji Centers' video on Godzilla's hypothetical alpha call, his normal roar should be enough to literally kill you. It will always bother me how the human characters are perfectly fine whenever Godzilla roars near them without absolutely destroying their eardrums
150db damages the eardrums, while 185db can damage your organs which can result in death. So yeah, I think Godzilla would kill an entire city by just singing.
I mean he should also have sunk through the ground when he went thermo in KOTM, the carrier in GvK should have broken much earlier, the Golden Gate Bridge...
Godzilla like, "man yall woke me up with your screaming and yelling. I don't bother yall and Now I gotta move around. That's why I mess up everything."
