The end of Godzilla's tail in 'Shin Godzilla' There is little doubting their existence; the screen grabs are clear and the concept drawings on display in the book Art of Shin Godzilla is definitive.

Conversely, the Japanese word "shin" means "new" or even "true," denoting that this is Godzilla as it was truly meant to be. In its First Form, the creature's tail is seen wagging in the water ...

“Shin Godzilla ... Fortunately, Godzilla continues to evolve into the far more menacing and destructive creature we know and love-this one even can shoot laser beams from his tail!– ...

Shin Godzilla will have a limited North American theatrical engagement on October 11–18. Godzilla movies have changed a lot over the years. Shin Godzilla, the 31st Godzilla film (and the 29th by ...

Oh, and that tail! It looks almost half as tall again as Godzilla’s body, swishing slowly and menacingly over the tops of buildings. We’re excited to see more, with Godzilla Shin getting its ...

The scene in question hit up Twitter as AnnoCinema posted its rough cut. The page, which is dedicated to combing through Hideaki Anno works, wanted to share one of Shin Godzilla‘s cut scene.

from the enormous legs which are muscular enough to hold Goji's weight to the length of the tail for balance, this design is one of Godzilla's most unique and creative. Shin Godzilla completely ...