Godzilla's Pink Atomic Power Is A Result Of His Evolution As revealed in Godzilla x Kong, Godzilla's completely revamped appearance was a direct result of another Titan's energy. Specifically, the pink upgrade came courtesy of Tiamat, one of the 11 unseen monsters mentioned in Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
After absorbing excessive amounts of radiation, Godzilla's powers were boosted to new heights. With his enhanced strength also came a surprising side effect, turning Godzilla's usual blue glow when he is powering up into a vibrant pink.
However, the trailers show some hints that its new pink coloration is a result of Godzilla's need to evolve and grow stronger. During the final battle in Godzilla vs. Kong, the Titan took significant damage.
The Godzilla head went through a few adjustments, but most aspects of his design remained changed. Some installments in the Showa series of Godzilla movies suffered from low budgets, and that unfortunately affected the quality of the Godzilla suit.
Given how Godzilla went back to Rome's Colosseum at the end of New Empire , most likely hes going to stay pink. He's not 20x stronger, he can store 20x more energy.
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.
The Monsterverse could bring it back if Godzilla vs Kong 3 happens since he still had it at the end of the movie, but since Tiamat's power isn't naturally his, it's likely that it's not a permanent power-up.
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.
Many of the world's largest vertebrates, including titanosaurs, walked on four legs and held their heads in front of their bodies, which prevented the heart from pumping blood against gravity. But Godzilla walks on two legs, and this would necessitate vast amounts of energy to push that blood up to the head.
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.
Ultimately, Godzilla is male in the Japanese and American films, although Emmerich's Godzilla might have been female, and there's nothing really stopping further reboots or remakes from making the monster female.
Shin Godzilla - Godzilla's second form leaks a red, blood-like fluid from its gills when it comes ashore. Godzilla later bleeds in his fourth form when B-2 Stealth Bombers drop Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bombs on his back, causing one of his dorsal fins to be blown off and blood to pour down from his back.
Not including Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, there have been five theatrical fights between the two since 1962. Of these fights, Godzilla has won three, Kong has won one, and there was one tie. So, as far as the movies are concerned, Godzilla is the stronger fighter. Biologically, he also has the upper hand.
Godzilla then won his fight with Destoroyah. In the aftermath of the battle, Godzilla melted down until there was nothing left. He died, but his final acts ensured that a new Godzilla would live on via Godzilla Junior.
Godzilla has a deep hatred for King Ghidorah, specifically because King Ghidorah caused immense chaos and destruction on Earth. Godzilla only kills Titans who cause destruction for its own sake, as opposed to those who are merely staking territorial claims or trying to survive and thrive.
Unlike most of his previous incarnations, Godzilla is never outright hostile or dangerous towards humans every time he crossed paths with them as he is a gentle giant like his close friend Mothra and his former rival Kong.
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.
Mechagodzilla is deployed again but is overpowered through the combined efforts of Godzilla and King Caesar. Godzilla ultimately defeats Mechagodzilla by decapitating it and blowing its body apart. The Simians return and rebuild Mechagodzilla in Terror of Mechagodzilla.
Kong didn't bow before Godzilla like the other Titans did in King of the Monsters, and more than that, Kong is inherently a threat to Godzilla's kingship. Add that to the fact that Godzilla can feel Kong's every move with his planet-scoping power, and the ultimate battle between the two was completely unavoidable.
Unlike Godzilla or Rodan - who are believed to be the exact same specimens that lived millennia ago - Mothra's life is cyclical. She hatches, enters her cocoon, emerges, lays an egg, dies, and is reborn.
Godzilla's standard blue atomic breath attack is a concentrated beam of radioactive power, capable of destroying buildings and injuring other monsters. Heisei Godzilla introduced an elevated form of the atomic breath, glowing red and known as the "spiral heat ray," which became more intense with external power sources.
In addition of aging slower despite being 252 million years old and still has the physical appearance of a giant reptile in his prime, Godzilla can practically live forever, though close-call instances such as exposure to the Oxygen Destroyer and his battle against Mechagodzilla confirmed that he can still be killed.
