After reading this creepypasta, i thought to myself "this isn't just any Godzilla creepypasta, this is a blueprint for a really good Godzilla game". I was right. Let's all give our support to cosbydaf and Iuri Nerry who are making a legit Godzilla game based on this creepypasta.
The NGC game is shaping up to be a a legitimately awesome love letter to the Godzilla series. So far you can unlock all the fightable "normal" (non-replacement) kaiju bosses as characters, and Hedorah is confirmed for the future. The playable character system works in such a way where you can create custom "scenarios" where you can start with two kaiju of you choosing (as well as game modifiers you can find in the game world) in order to provide a ton of replayability and potential theme runs or challenge runs to spice things up.
It was more of him getting some redemption back from being a demon scout to a demon that redeem his humanity back till the end when he got killed by Red till that grave part where the monsters and Melissa are there Solomon is there so i think he got his redemption and heroic status as well (also editor note) But i think when he saw red ate and attacked Melissa that pushed him to join Zachary party and end up betraying Red.
The first time I got to that part of the story I was like wtf. 😂😂😂 Fun fact I lowered the volume or flat-out turned it off when the Mallissa and blue angle Jumscare happen
despite Face’s erratic behaviors and questionable actions at first, throughout the game he started to gain a conscious, comprehend what was going on and began to look out for Zach’s best interest. You can see this in the gradual change of the questions he asks him. Just like RED was watching him the entire time, Face was too. His final two actions represent this. He asked if he will miss him because he knew his time was running short and RED was actively trying to kill him as he knew what Face was doing, trying to protect Zach. Hence why he gave him Solomon, an OP kaiju so he could push a bit more for what was to come later (The Chimera etc). The clearest sign is when he gave him Acacius, that angel kaiju. His final screen was him literally being killed and murdered by RED as his last act of sacrifice was to give him Acacius. Hence why RED aggressively took him away when Zach tried to use him. He knew Acacius had the power to beat him and knew the meaning behind Acacius.
I think face was teaching Zack how to use monsters right instead of using one and I think when face took away his monsters he was trying think that can he only use mothra as to fight everything as a weak monster I think Idk.
Tracklist: 0:41 Title - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:54 Earth - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 2:46 Gezora - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 3:54 Mars - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 5:09 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 5:55 Gezora - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 7:29 ESP/Melody - Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla 8:02 All Clear - Super Smash Bros. 9:16 Mother Brain - Super Metroid 9:45 ESP/Melody - Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla 9:59 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 10:26 Gezora - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 10:44 ESP/Melody - Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla 11:03 Hedorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 12:22 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 13:14 Password - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 13:50 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 16:03 TV Or Not TV - Videodrome 18:06 GH1D0RA - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 22:26 Kalimba - Yume Nikki 23:07 All Clear - Super Smash Bros. 23:16 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 23:41 Varan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 24:11 Hedorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 24:49 TV Or Not TV - Videodrome 25:32 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 26:40 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 30:17 Saturn - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 30:53 GH1D0RA - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 32:27 Title - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 34:04 Lakebed Temple - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess 35:46 Eye Of The Storm - Doom 64 37:14 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 38:57 Northern Hemispheres - Donkey Kong Country 41:54 Varan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 43:10 Gigan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 44:13 Mechagodzilla - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 46:06 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 49:01 Accumulation of Time - Angel's Egg 49:44 Password - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 51:34 Accumulation of Time - Angel's Egg 53:02 Terrible Lizards - David Spear 54:39 GH1D0RA - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 55:23 The Suicidal Clock Chime - Silent Hill 4 58:20 Hospital Outskirts - Yume 2kki 1:00:47 Theme of Love - Godzilla vs. Biollante 1:01:42 Eye Of The Storm - Doom 64 1:03:48 Theme of Love - Godzilla vs. Biollante 1:04:34 Facing the Spider - Doom 1:05:55 Farewell, My Homeland - Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah 1:07:26 Don't Cry - Silent Hill 1:10:31 Neptune - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:11:09 Grass - Aphex Twin 1:13:58 Accumulation of Time - Angel's Egg 1:14:25 Pandemonium - PSX Doom 1:17:06 Varan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:18:58 Gigan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:19:58 Password - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:20:35 Minos - PSX Final Doom 1:23:55 Mechagodzilla - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:25:47 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 1:28:12 Dark Entries - Doom 64 1:28:59 GH1D0RA - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:30:17 Dark Entries - Doom 64 1:31:43 Angel's Egg Main Theme - Angel's Egg 1:33:50 Stairway to the Sky - Yume Nikki 1:35:17 Beckoning - Lustmord 1:36:14 Uranus - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:36:31 Earth - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:37:03 At The Heart Of It All - Nine Inch Nails 1:38:03 Just Another Day - The Lost Vikings 1:38:39 Gezora - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:39:20 Hedorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:40:09 Saturn - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:40:46 Gezora - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:40:51 Moguera - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:07 Varan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:13 Hedorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:17 Moguera ~ Baragon - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:21 Gigan - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:25 Mechagodzilla - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:41:54 Boss Battle - Rushing Beat Shura 1:45:23 Prayer For Peace - Godzilla (1954) 1:46:29 Hell Keep - PSX Doom 1:48:46 Opening To Hell - Doom II 1:49:47 Password - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 1:50:14 Opening To Hell - Doom II 1:51:35 Dark Citadel - Doom 64 1:55:00 CrazyBus Title Screen - CrazyBus 1:56:00 Secret of Mana - The Curse 1:57:54 Opening To Hell - Doom II 1:58:37 Hell Beneath - PSX Doom 2:03:01 Damnation - Quake 2:07:51 Hell Keep - PSX Doom 2:11:46 King Ghidorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 2:12:51 Mecha-King Ghidorah - Super Godzilla 2:13:41 Opening To Hell - Doom II 2:14:04 King Ghidorah - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 2:15:15 Mecha-King Ghidorah - Super Godzilla 2:17:15 Through The Ergosphere - Simon Wilkinson 2:27:09 The Vengeance of Humungous - Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior 2:30:05 Opening To Hell - Doom II 2:30:38 The Vengeance of Humungous - Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior 2:32:23 Farewell, My Homeland - Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah 2:33:21 The Vengeance of Humungous - Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior 2:34:21 Adolescence of Utena - Revolutionary Girl Utena 2:35:04 Farewell, My Homeland - Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah 2:36:05 Title - Godzilla: Monster of Monsters 2:42:26 Who Will Know - Shin Godzilla
For anyone who doesn't know. The final attack Destoroyah was gonna do, was actually planned for the movie however it was scrapped which makes the game even weirder for knowing scrapped attacks from monsters.
@@anglepsycho Uhh I'm pretty sure Jet Jaguar was set to appear anyway as it was the winner of a kid contest for what the next monster to appear in a Godzilla movie would be, and the original design was heavily altered because the main person behind the film wanted to simplify it but uh ok.
@@anglepsycho Also by what you're saying, Solomon would've appear in "Terror Of Mechagodzilla", Jet Jaguar doesn't appear in that movie, so I don't know what you are talking about, unless you meant "Godzilla Vs Megalon" which was in 1973
Theories on the game. I believe that the mass suicide involving the bobblehead people is both meant to be symbolic of events in the story, and a sign of sentience within the creatures in the game. Symbolically it could represent the prospect of Melissa's death and the impact it had on Zach, but it could also be that there behavior is a part of there beliefs. Maybe they off themselves to appease some kind of vengeful deity ( possibly Red ) to gain respite from its wrath, similar to the natives of Skull island and there sacrificial rituals to appease Kong. The demon raptors in the shadow maze to me resemble nuns or cultists to an extent, the hair on there bodies resembling robes of some sort, which may imply that these are worshippers of red or some other malevolent entity. They may also be warded off by the face statues due to them being manipulated by Melissa's presence which could be considered divine to the beings living within the game. This could parallel the old belief that demons are warded away by holy objects like salt or a cross. Red is stated to have assaulted Melissa while she was in the game, which given how Zenith is a perversion of everything that came before, the Blood lake boss rupturing our of the suspiciously "feminine" entity like some fucked up C - section, may be a representation of the angel in the cemetary, and the possibility that Red assaulted her in "that" way. The design of Not Mechagodzilla's head bears a striking resemblance to the Melissa totems in the golden, and shadow mazes. which may imply further mockery of Melissa's damnation by red. The holy temple at the beginning of Extus may be a sort of final defiance against Red's tyranny, and Solomon ransacking it may signify that the last means of resistance against Red's power had been extinguished. Further more, the gem in the angels head may be a means to where red gains his power surge at the end of the story. Final theory: Solomon not being allowed to enter the graveyard, may be caused by the fact that he was once affiliated with Red and his evil actions, further proven by there dialogue exchange at the final confrontation. Furthermore at the end of the story Solomon's eyes were blue rather than red, as if he had been redeemed for his evil actions in the past. Feel free to critique me on my theories.
I always thought the blood lake boss along with the moon boss was supposed to imply that Melissa died while pregnant with Zach’s child, which was half of the reason why her death traumatized him so deeply. That and Face was their unborn child which is why he asked so many weird questions since he never got to live.
@@conquestanddeath4406That definitely can be another viable explanation for the Humanoid. I always saw it as a perversion of fertility. Given how it was stated that Zach and Melissa were dating in there youth, it would make a bit more sense for Red to have his way with her as a means of psychological warfare towards the protagonist. Zach being the caring person he is, would fell regret due to him knowing that he wouldn't be able to start a life with Melissa, and that she was stuck in Red's whims. Plus the suggestively exaggerated feminine features on the angel avatar would pinpoint to the perversion of her femininity, as well as the superficial resemblance to the humanoid in Zenith. The humanoid itself also bears similarly exaggerated female anatomy and a similar outline to the angel. So maybe as punishment for her defiance at the end of Extus, Red killed the angelic manifestation of Melissa and either Recorporealated her soul into the red angel as a sort of evil husk of her former self, or turned her into the humanoid as a means of making her more torpid and helpless. Hence explaining the spine/umbilicus being anchored to her body, it's a means of restricting her to the sessile position she's in at the end of the Blood Lake level. As for Face, I think he's simply another Independent manifestation of the games A.I, and the questions he asks are either about Zach's personal vices, or are prophetic foreseeings of future events. Or he's just trying to fuck with you. Feel free to critique.
This story always scared and fascinated me so much. Imagine having what looks like a normal game but it changes to create a completely personalized adventure, whilst getting into the head of who plays it as if it's reading your mind.
One of the reasons why it's such a great creepypasta is because the game it picks is fitting for a horror story. With other creepypastas, it's always incredibly innocent and classic games. But Godzilla: monster of monsters? It's a game about giant monsters killing eachother with their bare hands. Perfect game for a story like this, and it's also never really been done before.
I like that Zach sometimes talks as if rather than the monsters going through the levels and fighting its him. And I know many people who play games do this but with this context it really fits.
That’s true In a way it works in this story since they can’t talk besides Solomon it make the audience feel like Zach is going threw this nightmare then the monsters
This is definitely one of the better haunted game pastas out there. Probably one of the best? The ending is definitely something that weighs it down a bit, but other than that, not bad
Honestly this and Ben Drowned is simply a masterpiece. However, it's been years and still with multiple readings I still don't feel bored with this story. I think the reason why both of these stories succeed is due to great storytelling along with impressive visuals.
I think Red in its final form (at least if it was on Earth instead of Zenith) would have its head outside of the atmosphere - or at least far too high for it to be able to procure enough oxygen to support its gargantuan size with; because gases becomes scarcer as you lower atmospheric pressure. I used to tell myself that when I was 9 so I would stop freaking out about Red lmao.
Something that I had never noticed until now, that moon creature boss has a black streak across it's neck, and I realized it sort of looks like a skid mark, and that gave me the horrible realization that the moon creature was supposed to represent Melissa, and the fact that Zachary had gotten flashbacks to her, adds onto that. Also those totem poles in the totem pole level looked like the question face, face's
This creepypasta actually convinced me check out Godzilla: Monster of Monsters on the NES, and after playing all the way through, I think the pasta is honestly a fantastic homage to the game. As others have joked, the base game itself is cursed. Not in a literal sense obviously, but the game is very glitch prone and filled with bizarre enemies and kaiju bosses whom themselves act mysteriously if sporadically. Gezora and Gigan will back you into the corner, Hedorah will creepily keep to the back and not move much, and Baragon will randomly pause combat to look around and momentarily stare at the player. Also, there's this really odd enemy that isn't mentioned in the game's instruction manual or this creepypasta but is in fact more dangerous than any of the other enemies in the game, including the bosses. It's shaped like a yellow half moon with a pair of rocket boosters on the back. It'll hone in on Godzilla Mothra and drain the shit out of your health until it passes through you; if it passes through you before killing your monster that is. It appears on all levels later in the game and is a surprise to be sure when you first encounter it. However it can be easily dodged once you know how to deal with it, and I definitely said aloud "not this time asshole!" when I first dodged it successfully. Again, great creepypasta and a solid homage to the original game.
Spoliers in the following comment, but if you're down here, you likely already watched the whole thing. A comment I saw for the Red fight and Zenith brought up an idea. Red was the instrument of his own demise. Why? He didn't allow Zach to use Acacius. Think about it, when Angirus and Solomon were unlocked, Zach used them immediately. Red didn't allow this to happen with Acacius, meaning that Zach's only hope would be on full health for the final hour. Could Zach still have pulled through even with Acacius weakened? No. If he did the exact things he did in the fight, he would've lost if Acacius had been on lower health. After all, he only had about a quarter-bar left at the end of the fight. Because Red locked away Acacius, meaning that Acacius couldn't be hurt before the fight. Red sealed his own fate.
I remember back then I heard of this creepypasta but I never thought of checking it out, wasn't until the middle of 2021 where I read "THANK YOU FOR PLAYING RAYMAN" (another good creepypasta) and heard the creator took inspiration from this, I decided to check it out and I didn't regret it one bit, while I never knew alot about Godzilla growing up, this creepypasta really had my attention, it was something both godzilla and non-godzilla fans can enjoy I enjoyed how unusual and strange the levels felt, and as the story progressed the stranger the levels and bosses got, this creepypasta thankfully wasn't a "everyone dies and there was hyper realistic blood oh and there was realistic crying", it was something far beyond that, way better as well, once u check out the whole story, this creepypasta is unforgettable to a point u can remember almost everything, there will never be a creepypasta as good as this one
Oh, for some lore, TOHO genuinely made Solomon for the 1975 movie Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla but, due to being too detailed and deemed scary for kids toys, they abandoned him and we have Jet Jaguar now which is why people hated Jaguar for so long until the Godzilla: Singular Point anime came out!
this pasta is so silly and over-the-top but MAN I love it. I'm not a Kaiju-buff but it's so clear that the author LOVES Kaijus and was partially using the story to explore his love of them. It's so clear that this whole story is a work of love and it's delightful. I also just love the idea of this living, breathing world in this NES cartridge, with it's own ecosystems and wildlife. It's just such a good pasta and I really wanna know more about the author's vision for the Not-Monsters and all the weird alien creatures. I wanna know where these ideas came from!! They're clearly super thought out! Still the best, indeed.
This story...just...Jesus Christ, it's something special...for multiple reasons. If it weren't for this I wouldn't be a Godzilla fan today...and I wouldn't have started doing comics either. I started one based on this exact pasta.
what really freaks me out about some of the later levels is that they're so fucking large they had to scale down the skyscraper-sized monsters like godzilla to just half size really adds to the eldrich terror of all this, imagine an average person in any of these environments even as early as that greenish labrynth
The Virgin Sonic.EXE -Really bad -Bratty Author because it was removed -Horrible Sequal The Chad NES Godzilla creepypasta -Really good and scary -Has screencaps that feel real -Great Sequal
This story has certain aspects as a normal and cliche videogame creepypasta but it plays it at the most best way possible this story took terrible cliches and generic aspects and made it work for a number of reasons
This is actually the only creepypasta that actually made me feel scared and unsettled. The good thing that the this Godzilla Creepypasta is that it's long and it shows more story to our narrator AKA Zack about what he saw that scarred him for life.
No. It’s “Opening to Hell - DOOM II”. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pbh3ZYuTBDY.html The doom eternal whistling was just a reference to that song.
I have a theory about Solomon and his backstory with Red. Solomon was a human. He drove the same truck that killed Melissa as he couldn't brake because Red somehow possessed him forcing him to do his bidding. He later killed himself to escape the guilt. Also for the "Still the best 1973", well that's the year he was born. Solomon happened to play the same copy of the game before he died. However, his soul became trapped in the game and turned into the beast you see in the game. That's just my theory, though. TLDR: I think Solomon is the one who ran over Melissa
I also have a theory about the not monster The not monster are actually humans and friends but they fond this tape called godzilla Nes they play the tape in their TV they play the game when he saw the game creepy thing they suicide them self make their soul go in the game turn into the monster you see now they do red biding
That is an interesting theory, however, there is real life lore to him. Solomon was supposed to be fighting in Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla in 1975 except he was too scary to be manufactured into kids toys according to TOHO, so that's why Jet Jaguar exists in the first place and was such a bad filler character for a long time until 2021 with the Singular Point anime. He was tossed aside, but it seems like he was never forgotten. Still the Best.
2:53 "The annoying thing is that Gazora backs you into a corner and keeps smashing you with his tentacle, and you can't move until he gets off you" *AYO???* 🤨🤨📸📸
did anyone notice that face didnt screw zach over when he only gave him mothra? he did it he because face knew that the chase scene and the bosses in that world would be impossible without monsters that could fly, and knew zachary didnt like mothra
I've been coming back every few years to listen to this for ages, thank you for preserving the reading. This was one of my favourite creepypastas, I'm really happy to see it remembered to this day :]
Song: Nes Godzilla Artist: Cosbydaf Album: Satan is banging my dead girlfriend Lyrics: When I was a little kid, the two things I loved most in life were Godzilla, and NES games. So naturally when Godzilla: Monster of Monsters came out, it was like a dream come true. Well, almost. To sum it up, most of the game revolved around getting through (very repetitive) outer space levels while smashing up tanks and jets, and then fighting against Godzilla's monster enemies. Overall it was pretty mediocre, but back then I didn't care. When I got the game as a present for my tenth birthday, I played it night and day, as much as I could. Unfortunately I had traded the game for Amagon a year later, much to my regret when I found out what that game was like. Recently, I had bought a new NES system, and through a lot of hunting and asking around, my friend Billy finally managed to find a copy of Godzilla: Monster of Monsters. I was pumped to play my favorite childhood game. It never even occurred to me to ask where Billy found it. He also gave me some other games like Legend of Zelda, Bomberman and some stupid thing called Action 52, but Godzilla had to come first. So I started the game, and the nostalgia came flooding back like a tidal wave. Godzilla's 8-bit theme song flooded proudly through the speakers and I was soon grinning like an idiot. Some people laugh at me for playing such outdated games, but I've never had as much enjoyment for any games other than those on the NES. Those 8-bit games take me back to when things were much simpler, more...safe. But after what's happened with this game I don't have those feelings anymore. I had forgotten how quick the fun of smashing things as Godzilla wore off in the scrolling levels. The game bombards you with bullets and things crashing into you from every direction, and you're too big to avoid most of them. Although my excitement had worn down some, it wasn't long at all before I got to my first boss battle. My first opponent was Gezora, an obscure squid kaiju who had never been in a Godzilla movie. The most annoying thing about fighting Gezora is that he always backs you into a corner and starts smacking you with his tentacle, and you're unable to move until he gets off you. This move doesn't do any damage, but it can stall you until the timer runs out and you have to start the fight over, and he regains some health. It's as annoying as it sounds. And of course, he did it when I fought him. Only for some reason this caused the game to glitch up, because once he started smacking me, he never stopped. The timer is supposed to end the fight in about forty seconds, but this lasted for nearly five minutes. After a while the graphics started to mess up, with little red blocks all over the place. Which was weird, but I just took the game out, blew on it, and then started again. I wasn't about to let a little glitch stand in my way. So I started again and this time defeated Gezora and the level's other boss monster, Moguera without any problems. So then it was onto the next planet: Mars. I browsed around the board and found something unexpected: where Varan's piece should have been, there was instead a piece representing Titanosaurus. There were only ten kaiju in the game, and Titanosaurus was not one of them. Or so I thought. Perhaps Titanosaurus was originally intended to be in the game but was swapped out with Varan for some reason? So I began to feel very excited - not only was I playing my favorite game, but I was playing a prototype of some sort with a new monster! Needless to say, I ran through the levels as fast as I could to see Titanosaurus in action. Fought Gezora again and beat him before he could do his tentacle smack, but this time the glitch started happening when he died. Gezora's sprite didn't sink to the bottom, but instead seemed to be devoured by the glitch, and his eye started randomly spawning all over the screen. I know now that these glitches with Gezora were my first warning sign that something was very wrong with this game. But foolishly I ignored it, and proceeded on to fight Moguera, who this time had a glitch of his own: Moguera was twice the size he should have been, which startled me. He was also considerably harder to beat than usual(which is to say, not at all), but soon I had defeated him also, and when he died yet another glitch happened: This happened extremely fast so I was lucky to get a screencap of it at all, but what happened was that the Giant Moguera sprite started to "shatter" and "melt". Also if you look at the garbled text at the right corner of the screen, you'll notice what appears to be a bird in a cage...I still have no idea what that meant. At this point I was about to fight Titanosaurus, and I was worried as to what kind of glitches would happen this time. But to my surprise, Titanosaurus looked just fine, although all of the game's bipedal monsters were the same height, Titanosaurus was a bit taller. But since Titanosaurus actually was taller than Godzilla in his film debut, I thought this was kinda cool. After a very fun fight with the monster that wasn't supposed to be in the game, I took over the enemy base and proceeded not to Jupiter like normal, but instead to... "Pathos":
Face taking away Zach's other monsters seems like an asshole move early on, but if you really think about it, Zach wouldn't have been able to get through the whole planet without Mothra. The level layouts are almost impossible and way too dangerous for any of the other monsters. Thanks Face.
What makes me like Acacius and the cartridge is that the Rules Red talks about doesn't just apply to Zach's playthrough. Acacius plays a bigger role in the cartridge than just a one-time playable character. If the main antagonist or the player cheats (With Red, he took a cheap shot on Godzilla when Zach was distracted, paralysed Zach and attempted to induce a heart attack. And for a player, using a cheat engine.) Then Acacius or one of his kind would send warnings to the player, eventually fighting and defeating them effortlessly as punishment, thus causing the game for the person to return to normal. For Red's case, there was no warning because Red was literally breaking every rule possible in the final battle. In Replay, this is why Warlock is being very careful so he doesn't incur their wrath.
and red gets away killing godzilla the first time cuz zac got him backing using the password so they both didn't follow the rules so non of them got punished for it
@@trolledfordrip Then again though, Zach was brought back to right where he left off. Guessing that the Agelum (Acacius's kind) believed that Red may have cheated when Zach heard that noise from somewhere else and saw Godzilla dying.
When I first listened to this creppypasta as a kid, I couldn't sleep well for at least a month. It was a genuinely terrifying and beautiful story. And still is to this day. Easily the best written and most compelling and terrifying creepypasta ever made IMO.
I think this reading is one of the best examples of a creepypasta narration that takes advantage of the medium (aside from a few hiccups during the yes/no questions but those were legitimate mistakes). Not only is the voice acting great, but extra additions like turning certain scenes into jumpscares like the "kill yourself" screen (which wouldn't be as scary in a video if it was just the picture) and the choices of music to match the scenes (and not just for tone), just make this the definitive reading of this story for me.
This is awesome. I like to mention so much shit because it’s so cool. For every boss, monster, world, and so on, they always relate to the imagery of Zachary and Melisa. Such as the TV’s with the kid eating a lolipop: a reference how Zach use to be such a happy kid back then. The bobble heads killing themselves which also reference how Melisa also killed herself and wanted relief possibly. Red being accompanied by another monster with the statues which might hint that these monsters are maybe brothers of some kind who use manipulation of mental and physical pain to gain pleasure. And so on so forth, so much things which “don’t” seem to relate to Zack, actually relate to him and Melisa too, all connected like one brain and one imagination
I love this narration of the Pasta. NES Godzilla is my favorite Gaming Creepy pasta already, but Goji's narration, especially at the end, is the best I've heard (and I found the pasta through Mutahar). The narration at the end makes me feel Emotions no other pasta has made me feel. Bravo Goji
Honestly, I absolutely love most of the ending. Bad endings are overdone in these kinds of stories. Only problem I really have is Zach selling his girlfriend's final resting place.
@@theliam3786 What about all the harmless/benevolent entities in the game, though? If Zach has to warn people what they're getting into (meaning he also thinks there's a chance of other people getting hurt buying it) then there's also a risk of the friendly monsters being placed in danger again.
@@Ghostguy693 probably. But then again the gameplay and story differs from a different person. Since it was mentioned that they'll depart(ending), the story is over or so we thought., The anomalies manifested in the game is based on what Zach is going through prior from playing the cartridge. So Karl/Carl had different perspective when he bought and played the game.
@@cwonincucumber1552 This was originally uploaded by Goji73 chapter by chapter. Not sure if I missed something, but all of the individual videos are uploaded there.
An interesting little detail I found out is that the planets Pathos, Trance, Dementia, Entropy, Extus, and Zenith are all named after mental health diseases.
I'm not sure where else to put this, but this is my theory (contains spoilers? For REPLAY, the sequel) The game cartridge is most likely haunted (something along the lines). The demon haunting it most likely gets into the head of the person playing it and pulls out their deepest regrets and fears, using it against them in the game (it's described in the REPLAY of tests done where people who play it have something weird/horrible happen while others don't.) It could be doing it for fun, to take souls, to kill, etc. since of the external force used against Zachary. It simply looks different but has the same components (the face is most likely the same), meaning that Green is probably Red/the demon haunting the cartridge.
@@danielryan6604 Last time I checked no, and probably because the creator is working with some people to make this creepypasta a game (so far they've gotten to the first fight with Red).
@@danielryan6604 Me too. I checked their discord and apparently most (might be all) of the game is finished and released, so hopefully we'll get the rest of the story finally
@@crudeblue7886 I wonder how they’ll do that to make it playable I remember seeing this story back in 2019 and it’s so far still in development it I wonder if it will be in steam or just plain free or a separate website to play
I think he can only do 1 or 2 super bs things at a time i.e keep zac playing and keep him from useing the op monster. but if he over uses his power he can be overpowered by others i.e the blue angel
Man, I rember the first time I heard this. I was a sophomore in HS, and my family and I had just come back from the flea market. I wanted to try out some new headphones I got, and this was the first thing I listened to. Good times lol
1:53:15 theory: Red is not evil but instead possessed/brainwashed by whatever the other thing, I mean he does look scared, and maybe he made that as his last bit of humanity made those statues as a cry for help. Possibly why he didn’t change into his final form until the end maybe he had a bit of control, just enough to not transform.
What I kinda like is, when this first came out, the entire "MUH GIRLFRIEND" in the game and Red being her killer, were lame af. But with Replay, it pretty much makes it known, Melissa wasn't actually in the game, Red didn't have anything to do with her, it was all just made using Zach's memories and mind, which now really adds to the creepyness of the game. I hope Cosbydaf finishes Replay some day, it really could be killer depending how he ends it.
I heard Replay got an update a few months back although I'm wondering if the second part has since been added. Either way, I actually really like the new tone it got.
When red jumpscared on 1:47:59 I almost had a heart attack and every time I see red I say the power of Christ compels you Edit: thank you all so much for the likes
I wonder if Mothra was a mega counter to RED's final form? Seeing how absolutely good she is at fighting off big monsters in the story.. I feel like her speed, damage at that time (buffed) and the fact that she can fly everywhere.. I think if Mothra didn't get chosen once in the first few bits I think Zach wouldn't need The Golden Light.. Speaking of the golden light.. the only reason why RED actually lost was because 1, He prevented Zach from using him, if Zach had free control he would use it a lot. Draining its health before the Final Red Form. Causing an ultimate fail, and 2... He cheated.. Zach had Acacius left when RED went to kill him, so RED got punished for being a damn cheater. Lets hope Warlock doesn't do the same thing RED did and is actually smart and strategic.
We know so much about warlock that he's not a villian like red, he more seems to try and stop carl from playing to protect him from what- or whoever is behind the sin gate.
@@Lavender2005Apparently it's confirmed by CosbyDaf that Warlock IS a villain and not simply a force of nature trying to stop Zach like many such as myself thought.
I have two interpretations of this of the lore, major spoiler warning: my first interpretation is that it was a predestined event, that his finding of this cartridge was fate either just for him or perhaps due to witnessing the death of Melissa. the best thing I would compare this interpretation two is the ending of the shinning where Jack is still in the photo as adoring to kubric its due to him being predestined to end up their. and this was just the end of a long series of events. as well as the fact that I believe that Red created or stole all the creatures in the game. my other Interposition is that I think that the demon that is Red and used this cartridge to imprison her and specifically chose Godzilla NES so that Zachary would be his next victim. or alternatively the NES cartridge was chosen by Melissa to be saved by Zachary
We know from the godzilla replay that the game morphs itself depending on who is holding the controler, so my guess is zachs game is more of his inner conflic and sadness by the death of melissa, she was never truly in the game and red may have been a imagine of her mental illness and by defeating and killing red zach may have come to terms of his girlfriends death. Or it could be as simble as he said "the game seems to be mocking me with melissas death"
Ngl this creepypasta has the best ending + it also got my adrenaline running 10/10 Edit: for extra reds designs are insanely good and hes scary, this is an actual good creepypasta
I’ve just finished this and holy sh#t this is beautiful and I might watch it a million times and not get bored and is not only the best creepy pasta I’ve read this would turn into an amazing manga with the picture and holy this is just incredible.
I wouldn't say jeff the killer is disturbing Just kinda a because its scary. Like outlast 2. Its poorly written with its entire story feeling like the ending of godzilla nes. Bland. Unpolished. And confusing. Not in the good way. Honestly if sonic.exe's creator wasnt a pedophile i would say jeff the killer is worse. But it all comes down to preference.
You have to admire the artwork as well as the story... The design of the new monsters is unsettling in a way I can't describe. H.R Giger would be proud.
