Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
3 minutes of roaring and growling. This is a preview for the 4th part of the Godzilla Gets a YouTube Award animation series, just to show that I have been working on it over the past year and a half, because a lot of comments have been asking about it. Most of this scene was animated about a year ago. At around the halfway mark, you may notice that I changed the compositing style and began adding more shadows.
Some of it might change for when the full video is complete, so consider all of this preliminary. There's a few shots I want to redo.
Ironically, this scene wasn't even planned, I just wanted Godzilla and Zilla to say a couple lines to each other and leave, but their argument kept getting longer and more elaborate, and I spent months figuring out the dialogue and their viewpoints. At different points I wanted both of them to simply leave in frustration and postpone the argument, but that didn't feel right. This isn't a physical match where Godzilla would demolish Zilla under seconds, it's a verbal confrontation where both participants dump years of frustration on each other. Let them talk.
A lot of fans don't like the dragged-out talking scenes on Godzilla films, they only watch the monster bits. Well, this is both.
3 minutes of roaring and growling. This is a preview for the 4th part of the Godzilla Gets a YouTube Award animation series, just to show that I have been working on it over the past year and a half, because a lot of comments have been asking about it. Most of this scene was animated about a year ago. At around the halfway mark, you may notice that I changed the compositing style and began adding more shadows.
Some of it might change for when the full video is complete, so consider all of this preliminary. There's a few shots I want to redo.
Ironically, this scene wasn't even planned, I just wanted Godzilla and Zilla to say a couple lines to each other and leave, but their argument kept getting longer and more elaborate, and I spent months figuring out the dialogue and their viewpoints. At different points I wanted both of them to simply leave in frustration and postpone the argument, but that didn't feel right. This isn't a physical match where Godzilla would demolish Zilla under seconds, it's a verbal confrontation where both participants dump years of frustration on each other. Let them talk.
A lot of fans don't like the dragged-out talking scenes on Godzilla films, they only watch the monster bits. Well, this is both.
