Back in April, I never got to talk about the first teaser that revealed Godzilla Minus Zero at CinemaCon. I really dropped the ball on that, but I will say that first teaser really had me excited. We see the cast from Godzilla Minus One returning for this movie. We see the United States was monitoring the final events in Godzilla Minus One and hinting they were ready to nuke Godzilla if this civilian lead operation failed. And we see Godzilla may have grown in this new movie.

That same year, a Godzilla game in the form of a fighting game was released on GameCube (2003 on X-Box) called Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee. If you were a Godzilla fan that year, this was our Super Smash Bros. that year. It did not have a big roster like the later titles. It was a game everyone remembered fondly. Now, the game is getting a remastered version.

Welcome to part two of my review. Where we left off from part one, I was finding the story for this second season a hit-or-miss experience. There were slight improvements with the present day characters (Cate, May, and Kentaro), but I was still intrigued by the past timeline story (Bill, Lee, and Keiko). I was enjoying the expansion of Titan X, especially how it affected this small fishing village. It was very Lovecraftian in execution with the ceremony and the zealots that w

Now that we are half-way through season two, I have some thoughts on this show that have not shifted my reception much from last season.