As evidenced by the following scene, there were no direct consequences for their actions from Godzilla. The human characters were all under the false assumption that Godzilla was killed by the bomb. After being struck, Godzilla must have sunk back into the water, which would explain why the humans made this assertion.
Did they really kill Godzilla in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters?
In Episode 6 of Monarch, there's a moment so human, so beautiful, and so brief that the audience might almost think they've imagined it. As Keiko and Bill reel from Lee's shocking arrival in Japan, Godzilla reveals itself from the depths of the water, proving that it wasn't killed by the US government's earlier attack.
The Military Assumed Godzilla Died In The Nuclear Explosion
The 2014 movie didn't address this, but judging by the events that took place in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters episode 3 there were no direct repercussions.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters- Godzilla survived the nuclear bomb!
How did the nuke revive Godzilla?
Fortunately, Godzilla was not killed by the Oxygen Destroyer and had retreated to his lair to feed on radiation and heal. Monarch's Dr. Ishiro Serizawa gave his life to accelerate this process by detonating a thermonuclear warhead next to the resting Godzilla, the radiation immediately rejuvenating him.
What was the saddest monster and human death in the Godzilla franchise? The saddest monster death wasn't a death, per say, but it was framed as one until the next movie where we learned he survived. It was Godzilla himself from 1984/5, when he freejumps into a volcano.
Oxygen Destroyer (オキシジェン・デストロイヤ) – The Oxygen Destroyer is a chemical weapon of mass destruction invented by Dr. Daisuke Serizawa and used to successfully kill the original Godzilla. This device is a heavy metal capsule with a glass central chamber. Contained within it is a large amount of Micro-Oxygen.
In films that depict Godzilla as an aggressor, we rarely know why Godzilla is angry enough to invade Tokyo. Presumably, he is provoked by war, pollution, industrialization, and of course, the dropping of the A-bomb. Loud noises, bad smells, and humanity's general disregard for the natural world invoke his wrath.
Godzilla is a prehistoric reptilian monster, awakened and empowered after many years by nuclear radiation. With the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Lucky Dragon 5 incident still fresh in the Japanese consciousness, Godzilla was conceived as a metaphor for nuclear weapons.
While Godzilla does not survive its energy affliction, the resulting energy is absorbed by the momentarily dead Godzilla Junior's body, reviving it. Hence, a new Godzilla is born.
Godzilla was the actual winner of both battles between Godzilla and King Kong, but after Kong helped him defeat Mechagodzilla, Godzilla left Kong alone after the primate king dropped the ax. When Kong did that, Godzilla knew Kong was no longer a threat to him, and both seemingly accepted each other.
In Godzilla Raids Again, it was established that a second Godzilla was secretly created by the same nuclear tests that gave birth to the original kaiju, which means that the 1954 Godzilla is still dead.
After obliterating one black hole with an atomic breath blast, Godzilla collided with another, yet somehow lived through it. His roar, heard at the end of the film, confirmed his miraculous survival. Godzilla's ability to walk away from being sucked into a black hole is a testament to his nigh-invulnerability.
And she knows it." The director explained that when she is killed, her memories pass to her offspring, essentially allowing her to live again in the Monsterverse. In other words, Mothra will never truly die as long as she's able to leave behind an egg before her body is destroyed.
Whereas Goku learned the Kaio-Ken from King Kai, Godzilla obtained his pink form from absorbing the DNA of a fellow kaiju named Tiamat. Differing power-up circumstances aside, Krichevsky confirmed that— like Goku's Kaio-Ken — Godzilla's pink form is temporary.
Instead, Godzilla acknowledged Kong as an equal and he returned to the sea. While it's impossible to know for sure what's in the hearts and minds of giant monsters, Kong apparently earned Godzilla's respect so the lizard left him alone.
In the 1954 film, Godzilla is portrayed as a tragic monster who lashed out at humanity by destroying any boats that he encountered and later rampaging across and destroying Tokyo in retaliation for the destruction of his home and death of his family by an American H-bomb test.
That's because this movie is firmly anchored in the human world, in many ways more of a tragic historical drama than a monster movie. Most Godzilla movies have boring, one-dimensional human characters who exist to set up a reason for two giant monsters to beat each other up.
Despite being a god, Zeus was shown to be neither all-powerful nor immortal. Zeus drained himself of his power by unleashing all of it upon Godzilla, and was later killed in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius caused by Godzilla.
Wiz: Both are extremely resistant and very durable, because both have resisted attacks that could make pieces to almost anyone, but just as in force, Godzilla wins in this aspect, because like the Hulk, this resistance and durability this force bonded with his wrath.
He can die. Every Godzillas died from events: like the oxygen destroyer, his nuclear meltdown, mechagodzilla, who kill Godzilla, but got revived by Rodan and even Spacegodzilla or Destroyah could kill him, but didn't. Even Hedorah's sludge melt godzilla's to his bones. His skin is not invulnerable to anything.
The rivalry between Godzilla and King Kong is well noted within their established mythos, including and especially the current MonsterVerse canon, but there's one kaiju Godzilla hates far more than Kong (or any other Titan, for that matter): King Ghidorah - and there's only one reason as to why.
Ebirah is one of the weakest monsters Godzilla has ever faced. A giant crustacean, Ebirah lacks many of the traits and capabilities necessary to fight the King of Monsters effectively.
