Netflix GODZILLA: SINGULAR POINT

[dragon53]

GODZILLA: SINGULAR POINT---Netflix Godzilla CGI-anime underway.

[Dynomikegojira]

A much needed surprised after the wasted potiental of the anime trilogy and Godzilla already looks like a beast to be reckoned with based on that headshot.
Lots of cool and talented people are involved and I'm glad it's a mixture of 2D animation and CG so I'm impressed I just hope that this time Godzilla isn't a stiff statue this time with limited movement. Give me DBZ style fight with Godzilla.

[dragon53]

Trailer released.

LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orIdY5qcO04

[Giganotosaurus]

I really like that there will be many kaiju in this series. Thank goodness I still have my Netflix, this and the Pacific Rim anime will be must watches this year.

Also, I'm probably the only one who loved the anime trilogy.

[ITdactyl]

Episode 1 was released in Japan yesterday, and the rest of the episodes will follow on a weekly basis.

Netflix will release all episodes within the month.

Episode 1 was pure set-up. I like the animation and the Japanese voice acting, but I won't judge the story yet since my limited Nihongo only let me pick up maybe half of the dialogue. We get to meet most of the protagonists and 1 of the Kaiju makes a brief appearance near the end of the episode.

I hope people don't compare this to "Godzilla vs Kong" because it has a different vibe. Since it is a Japanese production, Godzilla is back to being treated as a deified natural disaster rather than as a hero/anti-hero.

Can't wait for the Netflix release. I hope the English dub will have a similar quality of voice acting as the Japanese version.

[GojiraGuy1954]

Episode 1 was released in Japan yesterday, and the rest of the episodes will follow on a weekly basis.

Netflix will release all episodes within the month.

Episode 1 was pure set-up. I like the animation and the Japanese voice acting, but I won't judge the story yet since my limited Nihongo only let me pick up maybe half of the dialogue. We get to meet most of the protagonists and 1 of the Kaiju makes a brief appearance near the end of the episode.

I hope people don't compare this to "Godzilla vs Kong" because it has a different vibe. Since it is a Japanese production, Godzilla is back to being treated as a deified natural disaster rather than as a hero/anti-hero.

Can't wait for the Netflix release. I hope the English dub will have a similar quality of voice acting as the Japanese version.

"Since it is a Japanese production, Godzilla is back to being treated as a deified natural disaster rather than as a hero/anti-hero."
What about the 60s-70s

[ITdactyl]

@GojiraGuy1954 , you're right. I just meant compared to the recent American films.

Weird thing about the anime: the main characters (who are Japanese) frequently speak English (or Engrish, as we say in jest - due to their mother-tongue influence)... and yet when the scenes shift to America and Europe, all the natives are shown to speak fluent Nihongo.

9 episodes in, on a 13-episode run and yet not a lot has happened. Don't get me wrong, every episode has lots of great action scenes, quirky characters and pseudo-science but the main story moves at a glacial pace.

'Don't mean to complain; I'm enjoying the slow burn. Can't wait to see what the last 4 episodes bring.