The colossal lizard reaches the summit and seems to stop to savor the warmth emanating from the neon lights above. A monitor lizard â. seeking for food The closure of restaurants and street food vendors may have restricted the quantity of leftovers that the reptiles can graze, causing them to seek food in urban areas. twitter.com/ELj7xWAqeW April 7, 2021 â Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3)
As stated in the teaser, the Titan War has been going on for millennia, with Godzilla and Kong just being the only ones remaining to continue the war. Here are the prior allusions to this old Titan War, as well as the likelihood that Godzilla and Kong may start a new one, which would undoubtedly plunge the globe into complete chaos. The Species of Godzilla and Kong Are Ancestral Enemies
Godzilla has a more resilient physique and can withstand a few lasers to the face, thus dealing with Perfect Chaos' assaults should be no problem for him. Perfect Chaos, on the other hand, is actually constructed of water as a method of defending his brain. So, if Godzilla just assaults his brain (which is located in a pretty exposed location on top of his head), it would be considered an attack. Keep in mind that Perfect Chaos in Generations is really weaker than Perfect Chaos in Adventures. Sonic had to be Super Sonic to beat him the first time, which necessitated a two-phase combat. Sonic could face him alone and take him down with a few blows in Generations.
Yes, he is a menace in the Sonicverse (one of many), but Godzilla is just too much. While the Big Green G has been defeated before, it's never been a sustained triumph, and his opponents' victories are either down to pure luck or the fact that they're genuinely that much more terrifying than Godzilla... That's a lot to say. The fact that his Meltdown form was pretty much a certainty that the whole Earth would be ruined says a lot more than Perfect Chaos annihilating utterly old civilisation.
