Road of Gojira Ep. 08: Let's make another one

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On today’s episode of Road of Gojira, we take a look at the very first sequel in the Godzilla series, which introduced fan-favorite kaiju Anguirus and started the kaiju vs. kaiju concept that the series would become known for.

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