For Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, director Shusuke Kaneko hired Fuyuki Shinada to design a more traditional Godzilla than the MireGoji design featured in the previous two films, using elements from the ShodaiGoji and the MosuGoji. The skin of the suit returned to its original texture and charcoal black color, while the dorsal plates became smooth and bone-white again. Significant muscle was given to this suit and the pointer and thumb claws were made longer than the other two. This is the tallest Godzilla suit ever used in a Godzilla film. Shinada and Takuya Yamabe built four Godzillas in total for the film:
Actor Mizuho Yoshida drew from Haruo Nakajima’s fight scenes in King Kong vs. Godzilla and Kenpachiro Satsuma’s walking technique when portraying Godzilla, while also taking advantage of the improved motion of the suit’s claws. – WikiZilla
When Godzilla charges and expels his atomic breath, the dorsal plates on the suit shift slightly via a mechanism on its back.
Most distinctly, the eyes are white and surrounded by grey veins, to suggest a more malevolent and mystical Godzilla, akin to the design of Ghost Godzilla, an unused kaiju.
The chest had a unique ability to move in and out which made Godzilla look like he was breathing.Â
In this hour long video you’ll see practically every detail of building the GMK suit. This remarkable team behind the movie GMK: All Monsters Attack created the most detailed and sophisticated suit ever. Inside you’ll see…
The screencaps were captured from the original Japanese Toho Blu-ray and the rest were found online and/or scanned in from magazines and books. Some of the images may have been modified to see the textures more easily.
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