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   Monsters in Godzilla: The Series

   H.E.A.T. pursues the alien to Fort McKenzie, where the alien heads straight for the base's nuclear arsenal. ... After HEAT, Major Hicks, and Godzilla destroyed the Slayers, Winter acted as though the three hunters had stolen the mechs.
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   List of Toho alien races

   Godzilla then destroyed the Kilaakians' base on Earth, ending their threat.
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   Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster

   In the process, they wake Godzilla using a lightning rod, retrieve the missing Yata, free the enslaved natives and destroy the base, but in the process the island becomes unstable.
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   Godzilla Raids Again

   During a company party, Tsukioka and Kobayashi are notified that Godzilla destroyed one of the company fishing boats. ... The jets return to base to reload, and Tsukioka is authorized to fly in his own jet.
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   Godzilla (franchise)

   Godzilla was met with poor reviews and negative reaction from the fan base. ... Kroke, Arthur, and Marilouise Kroke, "Ctheory: Tokyo Must Be Destroyed".
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   Godzilla

   When he uses it, Godzilla's dorsal plates glow, and then he releases a concentrated blast of radiation from his mouth, which can vary in intensity from a superheated vapor to a breath with concussive and explosive properties.
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   Godzilla (1998 film)

   The four escape just before the building is destroyed, and the infant Godzillas are killed. ... The trailer featured a shot of Godzilla's foot coming through the roof of a museum and crushing a T. rex skeleton as a tour guide gives a lecture saying that the T. rex was one of the largest predators the world has ever seen.
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   Godzilla: The Series

   He led the team hunting down the first Godzilla. ... When Robo Yeti is destroyed by King Cobra twice, she is upset.
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   Godzilla: Unleashed

   Mutants: Several cities are seen being destroyed by the crystals when the Mutants have won, when suddenly SpaceGodzilla appears and roars in triumph. ... Godzilla 2000
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    The Return of Godzilla

    A full-size replica of Godzilla's foot was also built, but all of the scenes in which it is used were removed from the American version (the sole exception being a shot of the foot crushing a row of parked cars during the attack on the nuclear power plant). ... The point seems to be that Godzilla, being a "living nuclear bomb", something that cannot be destroyed, must rise up from time to time to remind us of the precariousness of our existence.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Monsters in Godzilla: The Series,
• List of Toho alien races,
• Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster,
• Godzilla Raids Again,
• Godzilla (franchise),
• Godzilla,
• Godzilla (1998 film),
• Godzilla: The Series,
• Godzilla: Unleashed,
• The Return of Godzilla