Monster Zero x SciFi Japan - Archive Only

Hello all,

I occasionally dabble in video editing whenever I have free time to kill. So this time I decided to do a fan edit of the first battle between Godzilla and MechaGodzilla. I thought it would be fun to mix audio and music from the Showa, Hesei and Milllenium films for this scene, as well as adding some sound effects downloaded from the internet. I also omitted all the human scenes from this battle, so it is pure kaiju battle for your viewing pleasure

I embedded the video below, but incase you don't see it here is the link on YouTube:

Hope you enjoy it.

Nicely done!

good job, dude. cool stuff.

That was great! Very well done.

Wow, great job man! You really out did yourself!

Thanks! I'm glad you all liked it!

You know the idea of a "good guy" MechaGodzilla never really sat well with me, even though both the hesei and millenium G Vs MG movies are among my favorites. So in my edit, I tried to give the impression of MG being the mysterious robot that suddenly arrives and goes on the attack. Giving him the shawa roar and the Godzilla millenium themes I think gives this impression of a meaner and villainous MG.

And also, I always preferred the deep and powerful Godzilla roars from G85, Vs Biollante and Vs KGhodorah. Why Toho changed his roar back to the showa roars I will never understand. So that's another thing I changed in my edit.

Many, many years ago I did a fan edit of Godzilla (1984) and Godzilla 1985. Basically I used the G85 edit and inserted a number of scenes cut out. My fan edit was done during the era of VCRs and VHS tapes, so I no longer have the tape. But I was thinking about doing another fan edit of this film. What do you guys think, would you like to see this edit?

One problem I face is that YouTube isn't allowing me to post videos longer than 15 minutes, and I don't want to split the movie up in 15 minute segments. Another thing I can do is maybe just do edits of the kaiju scenes and skip the human scenes altogether. Mmmm, maybe I'll just do that.

Yo man. Awesome job. By all means, please do the Godzilla '84 edit. We look forward to it.

I think the reason GvMGII stood out was because of the movies around it, which were full of all sorts of padding and dangling plots and pacing issues... they felt like they were assembled by a bunch of people with little thought to how it'd fit together. This movie, on the other hand, was fairly straightforward and entirely revolved around the monster battles - which I think are the strongest of the time.

Well done!