Godzilla vs. Garyx, Falzure and Tiamat

[Bartmanhomer]

Do you think Godzilla have a chance against the evil dragon gods?

 

[Infiniti2000]

Do you think Godzilla have a chance against the evil dragon gods?

Absolutely . . . but only if filmed in Japan.

 

[demiurge1138]

This sort of question makes my life happy.

The question, of course, is whether or not Godzilla could penetrate the dragon gods' DR. Quite likely, as Godzilla is himself an epic creature. And unless the dragon gods get a hold on an Oxygen Destroyer, they're unlikely to be able to put the big G down for good - even if they disassembled him bit by bit, he'd still regenerate.

I say it'd end in a draw with one of the parties fleeing, ala all the old Ghidorah movies.

Demiurge out.

 

[Bartmanhomer]

Trust me, Godzilla got a Strength of 77!

 

[Bartmanhomer]

Godzilla killed Mothra in the early movies. Which Mothra is a god! A weak god acutally! So I'm pretty sure he'll do the same to the three dragon gods!

 

[Pseudonym]

I read the title as Godzilla vs Gygax. I think Gary would trounce him with his +1 mace.

 

[John Cooper]

Actually, Godzilla specifically killed a weak, old, and dying Mothra. And then Mothra's twin caterpillar offspring webbed him up in their cocoon fluid and he fell into the sea, so they effectively won that round.

However, that said, I'm still going to go with Godzilla. He's proven he can take on Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster, so what are a couple more heads on Tiamat to him?

 

[Bartmanhomer]

If Godzilla is that powerful, wouldn't he be a god himself or a quasi-god?

 

[demiurge1138]

Actually, Godzilla specifically killed a weak, old, and dying Mothra. And then Mothra's twin caterpillar offspring webbed him up in their cocoon fluid and he fell into the sea, so they effectively won that round.

However, that said, I'm still going to go with Godzilla. He's proven he can take on Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster, so what are a couple more heads on Tiamat to him?

There is plenty of precedent. In the first series of Godzilla movies, Godzilla's fight with King Kong (a god) was a draw. He killed an ailing Mothra, as you mention. Megalon was a god as well, and he got trounced by Godzilla. And since King Seesar got beaten by Mechagodzilla, and Mechagodzilla got beaten by Godzilla...

In the second series, Godzilla slacked off on his god-fighting duties: the only one he killed was Battra, the dark Mothra, who was pretty pathetic as gods go. But in GMK (one of the most recent Godzilla movies), Godzilla kills (not beats, brutally kills) Baragon, Mothra and the Eternal Dragon King Ghidorah, all of whom were gods.

It should also be noted that Gamera (at least in the 90's movies) is also a god, and has died and been resurrected at least once. Now, Godzilla vs. Gamera would be a fight I'd be willing to pay to see.

(Puts away kaiju geek hat...)
Demiurge out.

 

[demiurge1138]

If Godzilla is that powerful, wouldn't he be a god himself or a quasi-god?

Not necessarily. The chief requirement of being a god is worship - although Godzilla is feared and insanely powerful, he does not attract worship. Gamera, Mothra, King Kong, Battra et al are worshipped, so they are gods. There is precedent for this in D&D. The abominations in the Epic Level Handbook, especially the Hundred-Handed Ones, could probably toe to toe with a god and might even win, but they are expressly not divine themselves.

Demiurge out.