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The Godzilla Genus EXPLAINED

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This video will discuss the possible origins of the Godzilla Species/genus and will reveal some information about the foetodons, the skeletons in the hollow earth, and much more. The Godzilla species turns out to be a byproduct of an evolutionary process that created the perfect and most powerful kaiju in the Monsterverse. Throughout this process there were many offshoots of the Godzilla Genus that evolved... Some were quadrupeds, some were less developed, and some may have been massive. This video will explain all of it! Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so we can #continuethemonsterverse

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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - The Foetodon Species
01:51 - The Godzilla Species
06:17 - The "Mega" Species

20 Comments

@GojiCenter Creator 4 years ago Pinned

How do you think the “mega” Gojira got killed? Let’s see if anyone here has a future in forensic science. 🕵️‍♂️

@toaster83 4 years ago

I’d like to point out that Godzilla’s dorsal plates changed to something similar to his 1999/2000 incarnation

@iwasjustcomingoutheretopic8598 4 years ago (edited)

Can we talk about how adorable Doug is in the thumbnail compared to the rest he is small

@kotm2021 4 years ago

0:41 Dude, that conceptual art is dope

@drumsofliberationnn 4 years ago

I like how devoted this channel is on making everything about kaijus and the monsterverse as real as possible, I am entertained.

@Valandar2 4 years ago

Here's the thing... due to the evolution WITHIN a single individual, it's possible that every member of the species is so mutable that the result of a single clutch (or litter) might appear to be totally different species.

@dxmaqe 4 years ago

i like how that aircraft carrier stays perfectly afloat while theres 2 massive creatures that most likely weigh hundreds of thousands of tons

@syahkamaruddin 4 years ago

Doug”s Skull? Didn’t know there was more than one👀

@RenanGustavoBeloni 2 years ago

If face of Shimo as an confirmed enemy in New Empire, It is astounding how accurate this prediction is

@yoaiou 4 years ago

Assuming the mega Godzilla skull ended up in the mountain where the Kong species lived, it's likely that the Kong species went out of their way to hunt this one down in particular, similar to how our cavemen ancestors would take down animals many times their size in a pack and bringing the corpse back to their home for harvesting

Besides, the axe was literally in the mega Godzilla cranium, which meant that there were probably many of these similar axes wielded by many kongs, they probably hunted Godzilla species for their plates to makeshift as weapons

@maritesjosafat5511 4 years ago

"The largest we have seen so far"
Godzilla earth: And I took that personally

@wiiwqmnhuioppqa 4 years ago

"And something else that captured everyones attention was this creature"
Doug: hey thats me

@resist_and_bite 2 years ago

Watching this is 2024.
That is no longer the biggest skull we have seen, now we have one that is over 5 times bigger than Godzilla, the skull alone is much larger than Ghidorah

@Demo-TF2 4 years ago

Well, considering that it evolved in the hollow earth, we can probably infer the other species evolved much like the mega-gojira species we have here. So, if this is true, then there are probably species of kaiju we have never even seen before, lurking within the depths of the hollow earth. So, there are probably "upgraded" versions of the kaiju that we have seen before, within the hollow earth.

@Anatalio35 4 years ago

this is more educational than my subjects in school

@9_debolati_318 4 years ago

If they live for millions of years, living simultaneously with an ancestor wouldn't be out of the question right?

@SkullZilla54 1 year ago

7:00 A KAIJU THEORY!

@JoeMad437 4 years ago

I wanted to draw something but this seems way more important

@Clark_737 4 years ago

You guys do a great job at giving Godzilla such a scientific twist. This channel was what I wanted as a child; a compendium, of sorts, for one of the biologically astounding creatures in all of fiction. I really like that you explain and showcase Godzilla’s attributes in the most scientific way you can. Thanks for all you do, and keep up the good work!