They're essentially giant crystals in "Godzilla Unleashed." They cause disasters in the story and grant power to people and kaiju who collect them.
As the other guys have said, they're a big part of the Godzilla Unleashed games. But for more specifics, you can look here--and likewise find runs on YT for more research.
Soggy Noodles wrote:Anno brought back Showa ambition by doing smaller scales, morals and trying to examine humanity.
Seshita brought back Heisei ambition with absurd powerscaling, rad fights and fat asses.
Pair of kings.
MoarCrossovers wrote:We snorted crushed Morbius DVDs and snail shells
Holy shit, I didn't even notice that! That's awesome, man!TitanoGoji16 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 11:28 am Well, before it gets too much further past it, I just thought I'd pop in and say I hope you all enjoyed Match 380. It was a long, strenuous journey that took me from February to July - the longest time it's ever taken me to start and finish a KWC match. And yes, that's including Match 100! It was fun and an honor getting to help usher in Shin Godzilla's new powers, and I look forward to writing for him again at some point in the future. As for a little bit of behind the scenes trivia, I thought I'd point out that the inspiration for this particular match was Kouji Tajima's artwork for the Godzilla Store in Tokyo.
Nice work on this match dude! Always a treat when one of the OGs come back and wow us with a match again.TitanoGoji16 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 11:28 am Well, before it gets too much further past it, I just thought I'd pop in and say I hope you all enjoyed Match 380. It was a long, strenuous journey that took me from February to July - the longest time it's ever taken me to start and finish a KWC match. And yes, that's including Match 100! It was fun and an honor getting to help usher in Shin Godzilla's new powers, and I look forward to writing for him again at some point in the future. As for a little bit of behind the scenes trivia, I thought I'd point out that the inspiration for this particular match was Kouji Tajima's artwork for the Godzilla Store in Tokyo.
Changed to better distinguish him from the normal Rathalos from the games. Just calling him Rathalos in matches is still fine, you don’t need to attach the Greater, it’s much more on the technical side of things in regards to reasoning.
ShinGojira14 wrote: Neither. Hideki Anno wins because he writes a hilarious comedic satire movie where Shin and Legendary have to team up to destroy a grotesque crap-monster created by the constant toxic bickering of Shin fans and Legendary fans.
SoggyNoodles2016 wrote: Yup, my dad works at Legendary, the Nebulans are gonna be in the next movie and they're gonna get beat because Madison throws coffee in the leaders face.
Clearly Rathalos is having a confidence crisis and is just trying to motivate himself, leave him beGigantis wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 12:32 pmNice work on this match dude! Always a treat when one of the OGs come back and wow us with a match again.TitanoGoji16 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 11:28 am Well, before it gets too much further past it, I just thought I'd pop in and say I hope you all enjoyed Match 380. It was a long, strenuous journey that took me from February to July - the longest time it's ever taken me to start and finish a KWC match. And yes, that's including Match 100! It was fun and an honor getting to help usher in Shin Godzilla's new powers, and I look forward to writing for him again at some point in the future. As for a little bit of behind the scenes trivia, I thought I'd point out that the inspiration for this particular match was Kouji Tajima's artwork for the Godzilla Store in Tokyo.
Also, noticed that Rathalos' name got changed to Greater Rathalos on the roster statistics. What happened?
I didn't even notice the change. I thought it was always Greater Rathalos.GodzillavsRayquaza wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 12:40 pmChanged to better distinguish him from the normal Rathalos from the games. Just calling him Rathalos in matches is still fine, you don’t need to attach the Greater, it’s much more on the technical side of things in regards to reasoning.
ShinGojira14 wrote: Neither. Hideki Anno wins because he writes a hilarious comedic satire movie where Shin and Legendary have to team up to destroy a grotesque crap-monster created by the constant toxic bickering of Shin fans and Legendary fans.
SoggyNoodles2016 wrote: Yup, my dad works at Legendary, the Nebulans are gonna be in the next movie and they're gonna get beat because Madison throws coffee in the leaders face.
Ctrl+F5 (on Windows), which does a "Hard Refresh", which switches out the image.GodzillavsRayquaza wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 7:23 am And hopefully we can eventually figure out a way to more reliably cycle through them as opposed to just random chance.
Soggy Noodles wrote:Anno brought back Showa ambition by doing smaller scales, morals and trying to examine humanity.
Seshita brought back Heisei ambition with absurd powerscaling, rad fights and fat asses.
Pair of kings.
MoarCrossovers wrote:We snorted crushed Morbius DVDs and snail shells
But yeah, they look really nice. While I like them both, the Fantasy banner is probably my favorite. It's fun seeing all those dragons together. My hat's off to the artist! The artist for the Fantasy one is Zid, the interior artist for the MV Kong comics. His work is just straight up bangers.TitanoGoji16 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 11:48 pm What funny timing. I was just thinking about the idea of new title cards the other day, and various possible themes and character combinations that could be done with them. While I hadn't thought of a "fantasy" banner, I had thought of a Showa one. Get out of my head!
Soggy Noodles wrote:Anno brought back Showa ambition by doing smaller scales, morals and trying to examine humanity.
Seshita brought back Heisei ambition with absurd powerscaling, rad fights and fat asses.
Pair of kings.
MoarCrossovers wrote:We snorted crushed Morbius DVDs and snail shells
