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.

With each Monsterverse film, the series takes a pivot towards a different genre. "Monarch" has the potential to explain these shifts in genres between the films.