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If you’ve been following my blog, you might have figured out by now, via my site logo, and various graphics employed on the Twitter and Tumblr pages, etc., that I’m a pretty big Godzilla fan. In fact I pretty much decided from the moment that I began Retro Revelations, that Godzilla was going to be the unofficial mascot. When I created the logo banner graphic, I did so with several thoughts in mind. The foremost among them, was that having a depiction from a video game would help convey my love for video games, Godzilla, and film in general, as well as helping to convey what this blog site is all about: All things Retro and Classic. Plus I felt that utilizing that particular pic, which is actually from the ending of the game I’m about to talk about, was especially poignant, because the blog slogan is “Revisiting the Past, One Blog at a Time”, and I felt the image of Godzilla and Mothra looking at the Earth from the Moon, was especially evocative and kind of helped drive that home. So there ya go, a free peak into the creation of this site! Each space on the board that you move to, represents a short side-scrolling level that you must play through as either Godzilla, who can move two spaces per turn, or Mothra, who can move four.
Godzilla is stronger, with punches, kicks, a tail whip, and of course his “destroys everything” thermo-nuclear breath. But Mothra is faster, can fly, and attacks with eye beams and “poison wing dust”. Basically, it’s a lot easier getting through shit as Godzilla because he’s a living wrecking machine, but Mothra is able to fly over many of the ground enemies, so it is technically possible to get through some stages faster with her.
Once you reach a space on the map next to an enemy monster, or they move next to you, it initiates a more fighting game style one-on-one battle. For each monster you defeat, your power and life bars upgrade a bit.
NOTE: THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION Godzilla: Monster of Monsters The Movie is a Fan film adaption of the game with the same name of the original NES. It's directed by Albert Santalo (SP/Goji-Fan). This film has no release date.
After you defeat the monsters, and take out the enemy base, which consists of just getting to the end of that stage, you have beaten that world, and move on to the next. One of the knocks on this game is that it’s too repetitive, and I’ll grant that it really is. There is a bit of variety to the stages, with moon levels, weird alien jungle levels, firey volcano levels, strange subspace levels, and of course the robotic enemy base stages. But that’s about it, and they all pretty much play out the same, move left to right, destroy enemies, get to end of stage, move on to the next.
So in that sense, for that part of the gameplay I can see how some could get turned off by it. But as a kid, I didn’t give a single shit. This was GODZILLA, on NINTENDO, and I actually received it as a gift for my (if I remember correctly) 9th birthday, along with several other games such as Loopz and Spy vs.
But Godzilla was the one I cared about, naturally. After apparently traveling throughout the solar system or at least some of their moons, the final destination is Planet X. In the film “Invasion of the Astro Monster” (aka Godzilla vs. Monster Zero), the only Godzilla film to actually feature him going into space (and in my mind the best Godzilla film ever made), Planet X is depicted as a small, barren, rocky planet. But in the game, it’s depicted kind of like the Death Star from Star Wars, as every stage on the board is now an “enemy base” stage, complete with non-stop guns and missiles and ships firing at you from above that you must trudge through. It’s worth noting, for fellow Godzilla fans out there who would know what the hell I’m talking about, that while the game does feature several generic enemies, such as that goofy space dragon and fiery phoenix bird in that screenshot further up, many enemies from the game are also taken from other Godzilla/Toho films.
Some of these include the Moonlight SY-3 ship from “Destroy All Monsters” (1968), the Gotengo ship from “Atragon” (1963), the Super X ship from “Return of Godzilla” (1984), and Planet X flying saucers from “Godzilla vs. Monster Zero”. There were also generic missile launchers and electric “Masers”, etc., featured in various classic Godzilla films.On Planet X, as with the previous worlds, you have to face all the monsters you previously faced, plus of course the game’s final boss, King Ghidorah, who also naturally happens to be the hardest monster in the game.
If you can manage to take his three-headed ass out, and destroy the final enemy base, you have saved the Earth, send the Planet Xians packing out into space exile, and get to enjoy the end credits. One thing that has to be said about this game, is that while the gameplay is “so-so”, and the graphics are decent, the one area that really shines, is the music. “Godzilla: Monster of Monsters” features one of the best NES soundtracks I’ve ever heard in my life, I mean the tunes in this game genuinely rock. Every planet has it’s own tune, as does every monster (with the exception of Moguera and Baragon sharing a tune). The ending/end credits theme, is honestly up there with the Super Mario Bros. 2 end credits theme as one of the coolest and most satisfying “I just beat the game” songs I’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing.
And similarly, it’s very soft and somber, kind of a nice closer to the game.If you’ve never played “Godzilla: Monster of Monsters”, while it’s not the BEST game in the universe, if you’re a Godzilla fan, merely curious, or just want to enjoy some great “chip tunes”, I highly suggest checking this game out. It brought me a lot of great memories (and a few frustrating game deaths) from my childhood, and I still to this day consider it a “classic” in it’s own right. Cheers!Hits: 101. The first things you will notice about the Blue Mo-Fi Headphones is how LOUD they can be. The headphones have internal batteries that require no maintenance. The only thing they require is charge should you desire to use the amplied modes.
The headphones have three settings: OFF, ON, ON+. OFF is what a normal person will use or what you will want to use most of the time if you’re not doing anything intense. This mode is still pretty loud compared to other headphones and it’s fine for everyday use.
Godzilla Monster of Monsters The MovieDirected by Produced by Albert Santalo Jr.Albert Santalo Jr.Written by Music by Albert Santalo Jr.Akira Ifukube, Bear McCreary, Shiro Sagisu, Daisuke Yano, and Keith EmersonDistributed by Rating YouTubePG-13Budget Box Office NoneNoneRunning Time???Designs Used BioGoji, DougheGoji, DougheMosuImago, DougheGhido, ShodaiMekagoji, OasisMekagoji, ShodaiGigan, FinaGigan, ShodaiOruga, ShodaiHedo, ShodaiMegaro, ShodaiMoge, ShodaiGezoNOTE: THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTIONGodzilla: Monster of Monsters The Movie is a It's directed by Albert Santalo (SP/Goji-Fan). This film has no release date. Contents Director's BackstoryWhen Albert is still working on his first project. He wanted to make a adaption of the based off video game.
No human story or anything. Just a Monster movie adaption of a Video Game. Godzilla Monster of Monsters was one of favorite Godzilla games. He has played it a lot of times. He wants a sequel to the game (unlike the other awful sequel on the NES), but it never happened. Thankfully, Alex Merdich made a fan-made game that was supposed to be a sequel called Godzilla: Daikaiju Battle Royale.
So then Albert decides to make a MMD monster film project that's based off the video game. Kind of like Fredrik Nilsson's film with, But based off of another classic Nintendo Godzilla game. He decides to go with the NES style.DesignsThe monster designs are basically the same models from other films. Gezora, Moguera, and Hedorah are used in their own versions from non-video games. The rest of the models would be from Godzilla PS4 and Godzilla Unleashed.
He also needs to use Mechagodzilla and Gigan to become two different versions. Mechagodzilla will be use as his 1974 design and will return as in his 1975 design (without the second head). Gigan will start out in his normal version of his 2004 design, and will return in his modified form. Some other monsters like; Anguirus, Rodan, Godzilla Junior, King Caesar, Baragon, and Varan would make their cameos in the ending only.
Albert would use their models from Godzilla Unleashed and Godzilla Junior would be customized.PlotIn the year 2XXX A.D., Godzilla and Mothra are the defenders of Earth and they need to stop the Xillians from taking over Earth and other planets. All the monsters from the game are gonna attack other planets. Same planets from the games, but instead of Varan and Baragon, this film replaced them with Megalon and Orga. Also Gezora and Moguera will split up into 2 different planets.
Gezora attacking Earth, and Moguera attacking Mars. The Earth Defense Force will send Godzilla and Mothra to other planets to destroy all monsters and the Xillians from taking over the Galaxy.PlanetsAll Planets confirmed in the film.The director has confirmed to have the same planets from the original NES game. And have alien ships and creatures attack Godzilla and Mothra instead of the Military weapons attacking them.
The art was posted on DA. And the monsters will be on their own planets to attack Godzilla and Mothra. Gezora and Moguera are splitting up into two different planets. The they will get their second chance when Godzilla and Mothra arrived in Planet X (where King Ghidorah is). The Planet will be resembled into a volcano-like planet.MusicThe music for the film will have two songs remastered from the Original game (Title and Password).
The Password theme will be a haunting music and will be used on Planet X only. Most of them are from other Godzilla Films.
One is from Undertale. And one more from Batman: The Killing Joke.Main Soundtrack. Godzilla's Appearance (Terror of Mechagodzilla: Godzilla's Entrance). Intro (Shin Godzilla: Persecution of the masses).
Gezora (Space Amoeba: Terror of Gezora). Mothra Flies (Godzilla Final Wars: Mothra Flies). Godzilla vs. Gezora (Godzilla vs. Biollante: Countdown). Gezora Retreats (Godzilla's Theme 1962). Godzilla and Mothra's Teleportation (Godzilla Final Wars: King of Monsters).
Godzilla vs. Moguera (The Mysterians: Title Theme). Godzilla vs. Megalon (Godzilla Final Wars: Gigan Awakens). Godzilla vs.
Hedorah (Outertale: Bonetrousle). Godzilla vs. Orga (Godzilla 2000: Godzilla vs. Orga).
Godzilla vs. Gigan (Godzilla Final Wars: The King of the Monsters Returns). Godzilla and Mothra's Argument (Batman: The Killing Joke: Bats and Babs Cross the Line). Mechagodzilla's Apperance (Godzilla vs.
Mechagodzilla: Mechagodzilla's Appearance). Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla: Godzilla vs. Anguirus). Godzilla's Transformation (Godzilla: King of the Monsters: Rebirth). Rebuilting Mechagodzilla and Gigan (Godzilla vs.
Mechagodzilla 2: Main Title). Planet X (Godzilla Monster of Monsters: Password Remix). Godzilla and Mothra vs. The 5 Monsters (Godzilla Final Wars: Godzilla vs. The 3 Monsters). Xillians Sends King Ghidorah (Godzilla: King of the Monsters: Rise of Ghidorah).
Back on Earth (Godzilla Final Wars: Godzilla vs. Kumonga and Kamacurus).
Godzilla and Mothra vs. Mechagodzilla and Gigan (Godzilla: King of the Monsters: Battle of Boston). Mechagodzilla and Gigan's Defeat (Godzilla Final Wars: Mothra vs. Gigan).
Ghidorah Appears (Godzilla: King of the Monsters: Old Rivals). Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (Godzilla Final Wars: Keizer Ghidorah Appears).
King Ghidorah's Defeat (Godzilla Final Wars: Godzilla vs. Keizer Ghidorah). Godzilla and Mothra's Victory (Godzilla Final Wars: The Battle is Over). Ending/Godzilla marries Mothra (Godzilla: King of the Monsters: King of the Monsters).
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Credits Roll (Godzilla Monster of Monsters: Title/Planet X Remix)Other Cancelled FilmOn January 21, 2018; Albert Posted his journal and announcement on DeviantArt about his other Fan Film (South Park: Godzilla vs. Mecha-Streisand) has been cancelled. He decided to do that due to having 'too many project issues.'
So basically he wanted to cancel it and now is moving on to working on this film instead.New Idea and Script UpdateOn November 1, 2019; Albert made an update of change of designs for a few Kaijus. King Ghidorah will now be in his MonsterVerse design, alongside Godzilla and Mothra. And Mechagodzilla will be having his 2018 design from Ready Player one. But also made a statement that the Heisei Godzilla and Showa Mechagodzilla will be in it, as well as Gigan's Showa Design before his Final Wars Design.
He also talked about adding Stop Motion for some Kaiju effects, and not just MMD by itself.Monsters. Godzilla 1989 and 2019.
Mothra 2019. King Ghidorah 2019. Mechagodzilla 1974 and 2018. Gigan 1972 and 2004 (Modified). Orga. Hedorah 1971.
Megalon. Moguera 1957. GezoraCameos. Anguirus. Rodan.
Godzilla Junior. King Caesar. Baragon. VaranGallery.
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