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Best animation I've seen I'm not joking and it helps you use some of the best designs ever I was so surprised how good it looks when Godzilla went hand to hand combat or that rope falling down you need lots of subs
The amount of Star Wars sound effects heard in this video... is perfectly serviceable and fine. Also this is amazing. Definitely going in my playlist of Favorite Godzilla Fan Films.
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I agree moorezilla. The quality is a little trashy but when you take a look at the animation and the action at play you forget about the quality and really get to like the video it is that good
What I love about this movie is that the camera actually moves! Unlike other fan films where the camera is just still and the monsters are fighting. Where in this one when Godzilla slaps mechagodzilla with his tail the camera moves like an actual movie!
This film was such a phenomenon, and this is a great way to celebrate the Big G's 65th birthday. My heart legitimately skipped a beat when I saw this in my notification inbox. And it is awesome knowing a guy could make a 24 minutes stop motion film. 24 MINUTES! That is super incredible! Thank you Moorezilla, please keep up the awesome job.
Dude this was INCREDIBLE!! By far one of my favorite fan films out there, you did a phenomenal job on this, I absolutely loved the scene of Godzilla emerging from the ground and especially the fight scene with Mechagodzilla. You did an amazing job with pretty much everything here, most especially the stop motion. I don’t mean to sound repetitive but every scene in this was done beautifully. Can’t wait to see more from you man!
Saw this a couple days ago, just now getting the chance to rewatch and comment. Brother, you got some serious talent. Be proud of how this came out because you did an AMAZING job on this. Your stop motion is impeccable, especially each action scene. And your story is very original, absolutely love it. I’m very excited to see where else you can go with future videos. 🤙
Without a doubt one of the best fan made efforts to come out this year. I knew from that teaser this would be something special... And holy moly is it something really special. The story alone is intriguing and absolutely makes me want to know more. There have been future bound Godzilla stories before, but on UA-cam? Very rarely, so this is a welcome sight on that alone. The world building plays part in that with the two factions in combat and it is a joy to watch. I was hooked with what they were doing. Normally, when Lego is involved with Godzilla Fan Films I've never quite seen it done well til this. It really helps set the cast apart and you can tell who's who. It's soo refreshing after seeing buff action figures as military personnel in fan films for years. Not only that, but the set pieces built with Lego look great and ode well to being debris. Everything somehow works and you should be proud of that. Definitely develop on that. Another aspect you see frequently but done really well here is the SFX. Not only did they look good but also have just the right amount of speed. Godzilla's Atomic Breath for one example, moves and animates as it should. One of my Fan Film pet peeves is seeing Atomic Breath SFX moving slowly, so you nailed it with this. And before I forget... Tin foil and other practical effects usage here? Genius. Especially the tin foil. But by far the best aspect of this entire fan film - The Choreography. THIS. IS. WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT. And not just with the Godzilla Vs Mechagodzilla battle, but also the human conflicts. There's a great blend of gun fights vs the one hand to hand scene when the insurgent steals the sample. The camera work put into these scenes makes it pretty the John Wick of Godzilla fan films. Fantastic stuff. But I have to go back to the GVSMG fight.... MMMMMMMMM. It was absolutely perfect, in pacing, choreography, build up and climax. Not to mention the stop motion is among the best I have seen in years. I am not exaggerating, Both monsters were brought to life tremendously. Despite being the antagonist, Godzilla has alot of personality, especially when he gets hurt. He is alive, which is hard to pull of effectively. The same goes with Poster MG. I have that same figure and really want to know how did you get the legs to animate so smoothly? Mine barely moves an inch. Lol. Seriously, keep it up, because the fight sequences are Godzilla 2185's strongest point. Now, I could continue gushing about this forever, but that's not my style, as there are some pointers that do hold this fan film back. The sound mixing for the voices being one of them. Everything else sounds GREAT, but due to the voice actors different mic's (I assume), some voices sound more muffled then others. As a result, The insurgent's hologram is barely audible. The script, while not terrible, is familiar territory. Alot of the dialogue at times is stuff that's been said before elsewhere. I understand that some of it is relying info as it's a military situation, but maybe next time try and make it a bit more, concise I should say? This might seem weird, but I highly recommend watching Totally Not Mark's The Anatomy Of Anime Videos - Like this one for example: ua-cam.com/video/tzoPcs_lJ8Q/v-deo.html Not Necessarily for the anime content, but rather the examples used for story telling analysis. I think they should be of some assistance to you going forward. And lastly, the voice acting is mixed. Some characters sound better then others. This is not a detriment to the Voice Actors, As I'm sure everyone did the best they could, But going forward that might be something to work on as future characters should sound more natural and alive. And that concludes pretty much the most text I've ever typed for a comment review. You and everyone involved should be proud of what has been accomplished here. Godzilla 2185 is the most enjoyment I have gotten from a Fan Film in years, and just the boost I needed after being bitterly let down by KOTM. So thank you. I wish you the best of luck for the next installment!! Oh, one last thing - Normally I'm not the biggest fan of Akira's music in fan films as usually everyone and their mother has used his works in some form or another, but the selection here is surprising I commend you for using his material outside of the Godzilla series, as well as other Non-Akira works. I hope this variety continues, as it helps make the music stand out. Hearing the Mysterian Battle music was a hype inducing moment and sync perfectly with the fight transition.
THIS. This is my favorite comment of all time. I appreciate the effort you put into actually detailing things that worked and can be expanded upon, and things that need to be fixed. I can assure you that I’ll be reading it more than a few times as I move forward. Thank you so much for the kind words and feedback!!! And I’ll definitely be checking out that video, as in my next movie, I want to seriously work on dialogue and characters. As for Poster MG, I don’t know if it’s just my figure, but his legs are suuuper loose. This was only countered by the dirt he was standing in, as his feet and tail anchored him pretty solidly into the ground. And I’m realllllly glad you thought Godzilla had personality. I wanted him to be the antagonist, but still able to be empathized with. He’s a creature out of his time, and he’s awakened to a strange world where everything wants to kill him. With the exception of the beginning, where he destroys the facility, he never attacks until provoked.
Hey, just being honest. You have really strong potential and I'd love to see it grow to the fullest over time. The same goes for everyone on this site and in this corner of the community showing promise, I always push for it if I see it, like here. Pleased to hear on all counts. Acknowledgement is a first step towards improvement :). And that goes a long way around here. Again, Mark's videos are a good starting point I believe to get a better grip on things. The dirt and etc makes sense. But being a chogokin loose joints is a rare thing to hear of considering they were designed for display. But hey, its nice to know it is possible. Mine pretty much is bound to it's wheels as the range of motion in the hips is barely though. Duuno. That is a great way to look at it, and it makes sense. He is seeing and feeling all of this for the first time. And take it from me, when it comes to giant monsters, body language is key. When working on Godzilla Vs A Stranger I spent quite some time getting the monsters to emote with movements and sound, which is great to see here, and done well too. Godzilla reacting to MG's blasts, as well as using his head made the fight that much better. So as long as you keep ironing out the kinks going forward, you will go places :). It won't be easy, but this is a great start. At the very least, you have a good idea of what it should be all about. Again, just keeping it real.
I.. am.. in.. AWE!! Apparently I didn't have that stupid bell clicked so UA-cam didn't notify me this was released. I didn't know it was actually out until we talked and... holy guacamole! You poured EVERYTHING into this and it shows! There's no much talent and love for the craft on display here that it puts my contributions to the fandom to shame. Seriously dude, well done. I'm happy to have been a part of this amazing project and definitely look forward to future collaboration. Wow...
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed it so much. Especially since you did a STELLAR job voicing the captain. Seriously you did exactly what I wanted for that guy, and your voice acting is absolutely a highlight in my eyes.
Back for a revisit! Those water effects are pretty dang effective! Great Animation!!!!! Actually has the feel of a Toho Rubber Suit Fight Scene!!!!!!! The lighting at the end is splendid!!!!
You’re the first one to recognize all the Star Trek music and sfx. A lot of the movie was inspired by aspects of Star Trek, as I was rewatching TOS while I was making this.
It’s like a Star Wars and Godzilla combo. One of the greatest Godzilla fan films I have ever watched. I look forward to seeing what you have planned in the future!❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have to say that this is one of my very favourite stopmotions I've ever seen, the movement is SO fluid, there's so many small details like godzilla's eyes moving that make it next level, the choreography is great, the camerawork is great, man, this feels so professional. You should be seriously proud of this, it's one of those instant classics for sure.
Thanks man! That means a lot to me, especially because I poured so much passion for the genre into the project. I’m glad fans like you can appreciate it 😁
This was amazing! Don’t know why it didn’t pop up in my subscription feed but anyway, Outstanding effects and stop motion dude, the voice acting was pretty good too! Man you did such a good job on this dude! Camera work was fantastic, u need to make a tutorial on how to make the camera fluid. 10/10 Nice use or Star Wars SFX too lol
Wow, thanks dude I really appreciate that. And I might actually do that! I might be filming a fight scene this weekend and I could probably throw a dynamic camera tutorial together, as well as a walk through my stop motion process.
They don’t look lame by any stretch, but definitely by adding in the camera movement, you can ‘feel’ the fight a bit more. Feels more vicious and monstrous imo. I first tried it out in my Godzilla Vs Hedorah short battle, and I haven’t looked back since. I’ll see what I can do!
THIS IS SICK! Honestly i cant put into words how good this is, the choreography is great, and i love the assaults godzilla puts on the city. The rapid movement of the camera inspired me to make a similar fight scene including godzilla and gamera
I hope to make one someday. Unfortunately I don’t have access to any good places to film while in college. But I’ll be graduating soon. Hard to believe I made this that long ago, it feels like yesterday. Thanks for coming back and watching all this time later, I appreciate you!
@@MoorezillaFilms oof can’t wait to see more of your work in the future (more fan films) It’s truly inspiring I got into stop motion because of your work and many other peoples so keep it up man
I quit enjoyed this film. The use of legos and destroy all monsters music for the human scenes made immersed in the story. The animation, as to be expected from you, was incredible. Every movement was smooth and I appreciate the use of physical sets for the characters and Kaiju to interact with. Speaking of the Kaiju, they were easily the highlight. The sense of size you gave Godzilla was impressive and his fight with Mechagodzilla was awesome! I like the intensity and how both had their time to gain the advantage. To be honest, the only true problem, that really isn't that big of a deal, were the lack of veriaty witg sound effects. The same explosion sound was used frequently and it got a little distracting. Same for the cutting noises for whenever the soldiers got punched. Regardless, the film was a treat to watch. If you don't mind, I'd appreciate if you checked out my fan film, Revenge of King Ghidorah. I'm sorry to be that guy to self promote on your work but I want as much people to see it and I would love to here your feedback. ua-cam.com/video/yu2kZTMgD8U/v-deo.html
I can't believe I missed that! I'm even subscribed to you. I'll check it out for sure. And thank you so much for your feedback! I definitely reused a lot of sound effects, particulary the Star Trek TOS button press and the Showa explosion. I reused the same 4 Showa explosion sound effects probably 50 times over the course of the video. For the next film, I'll definitely try to add more variety! I just liked the way they sounded I guess.
@@MoorezillaFilms LOL. UA-cam am I right? Anyway, no problem! Glad I can offer feedback. If your interested, I know were to find more destruction sound effects(such as buildings being crushed)
Outstanding work! The premise and story is ambitious, I don't think it's been done before and I'm so glad it worked out. The set designs are fantastic, and you got a good sense of scale in the vast majority of the shots. The VA's do a good job with their line deliveries, and it rarely feels forced. The practical effects work, shots, and coreography are well done. I had to rewind several moments just so my brain could wrap my head around the immense effort you put in for them. I also enjoy the film grain effect you applied, gave the future a neat retro vibe and made me reminisce back to A. Sousa's works. If I could find any negative I'd say it's the arrival on the beach (and that's only an issue with scale than anything else) and the explosion sound choices used for the infiltration scene, but that feels like a personal nitpick in the grand scheme of things. Overall this fan film shattered my expectations, and I'm so glad I watched it! P. S. Gotta applaud you for being able to utilize the Noriyoshi MG for this film btw. Must have taken great patience.
Thanks so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it! And to my great surprise, Mechagodzilla wasn’t terribly difficult to work with. His looseness made him a bit more limber for the fight, so he ended up being perfect for what I needed him to do. Plus his weight really anchored him into the dirt, so he was basically a brick. I did have to adjust the legs from time to time, but that was really the only problem I had with him. I just had to use him for this film though, because he looks like a man made classic MG!
This.... is..... JUST..... AMAZING!!!!!! By far my favorite Godzilla Fan Film of this year! Can't wait to see Godzilla fight Gyaos in the sequel. And I really like the thing that this is all happening in the future.
I'd say, those 3 inch plastic figures as the characters are now just as boring as staring at a tumble weed blowing in the wind. And his plots are simplistic and uninspiring. I'd prefer better quality towards people's fanfilms. But it does take time, patience and practice to accomplish such films
I know I'm late to the party,but god damn is this good. To the Stop motion being so smooth and fluent. To the special and practical effects being great as well. It felt like I was watching a Showa movie. That film filter and use of Showa music really brought it together and sold it. You sir have great talent, Bravo 👏. You have earned a sub my friend.
That was awesome! It was like classic Showa mixed with Hesei and Millennium. I heard that the S.H concept Mechagodzilla you used is well known for falling apart and very challenging to stand. Did you struggle at all?
Thanks! That was the goal! And I had no issues whatsoever with him. He lost a toe during production, but my figure was apparently way more loose than the average. As a result, he was very easy to work with.
one complaint i have with most of these stopmotions with poster mecha g is that he can split into multiple other mechs, it would be really cool to see it do that in a stopmotion as smooth as this! who knows maybe nextime
@@MoorezillaFilms You're welcome. Also I have an idea for a future video request. Could you please do another fan film this time with the Humans having the help of an upgraded, more powerful, Mecha Godzilla, Godzilla Jr. [Godzilla's surviving now grown up son] , and also Gigan [formally enemy turned ally] in an alternate universe (where Godzilla is unfortunately Dead after his last and final battle with Destroyah) to stop both the Evil Space Godzilla [who has returned] and the Evil, terrifying, and very powerful space faring Dalek Empire: ua-cam.com/video/QfkWiQnfb0Y/v-deo.html in orbit around Earth, while planning to wipe out the citizens of Earth? I always wanted to see giant monsters fighting extremely intelligent, resourceful, brilliant, powerful, and terrifying aliens such as the Daleks who always come back with a vengeance after being thought wiped out as they know how to survive. The Daleks would make very worthy and very dangerous opponents for Shin Godzilla, as Daleks have a vast and extremely powerful and nearly invincible Empire have really awesome weapons, technology, and very cool flying saucer shaped Dalek Warships with very powerful shields and enough devastating weaponry to pulverize and even destroy a planet. (they also have other types of powerful Dalek ship classes such as Hoverbouts, Davro's massive Imperial Dalek Flagship/Mothership, Dalek Battle Cruiser's, Dalek Void ships, Dalek Gun Ships, Dalek Fighter Pods, and many other types of Daleks ships they possess as they have an impressive ability to build and rebuild their fleets at a very fast and very impressive rate).
Might be interesting to you to know that something along these lines is already planned. However it will take several more movies to get to. King Ghidorah will likely be introduced in movie 3, along with a ‘Mechagodzilla II’ Moguera will be in the sequel. And I’ve been tossing up either Decepticons or Daleks for the antagonistic aliens, post movie 3. Stick around 😉
Words cannot describe how much I love this. Just all I can say is phenomenal! But I will ask one question. What is it like animating with the chogokin Mechagodzilla? I was wondering because I could get one for Christmas.
Thanks that means a lot man! And I had a very different experience than everyone else I’ve heard of. My Mechagodzilla was somewhat loose so he was relatively easy to animate. But most everyone else I’ve heard of has a very stiff difficult to animate figure. If you want him though, I can’t recommend him enough because he’s like a man made classic MG.
Retro future aesthetic I guess. A lot of elements of this movie were inspired by Destroy All Monsters and Star Trek. I wanted it to take place in the future but maintain a Showa era vibe.
Love the film. But I do have a question; what relation does the film have with past G films? Is the film a sequel to the 1954 film, or is it in continuity with the Showa films in some way? I'm just curious because things like that always intrigue me.
I have an idea for a film you should make you should make a Godzilla film where instead of it being all futuristic it should be a run down city with a corrupt government and Godzilla has to fight a wave of monsters
The quality of the video is crap but once you take a gander at the animation at work and the action on play you really tend to forget about it it's that good
Hey all, sorry about the ads popping up on this video. I don’t monetize any of my content so you can thank SME for squeezing this passion project for a few bucks.
We understand! Amazing work!
I didn’t see a single ad
Best animation I've seen I'm not joking and it helps you use some of the best designs ever I was so surprised how good it looks when Godzilla went hand to hand combat or that rope falling down you need lots of subs
But hey, althought it's the year 2185 but the picture looks like it was in the '80s man, you should fix that
Whatever man, im ok with it
The amount of Star Wars sound effects heard in this video...
is perfectly serviceable and fine.
Also this is amazing. Definitely going in my playlist of Favorite Godzilla Fan Films.
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Enjoy the future!
I agree moorezilla. The quality is a little trashy but when you take a look at the animation and the action at play you forget about the quality and really get to like the video it is that good
I remember seeing this in 2020. And yet still awesome!!
What I love about this movie is that the camera actually moves! Unlike other fan films where the camera is just still and the monsters are fighting. Where in this one when Godzilla slaps mechagodzilla with his tail the camera moves like an actual movie!
Thank you! I’m glad it’s appreciated, as it takes a lot of extra work to do!
Back for yet another RE-WATCH! So good!!!!
This film was such a phenomenon, and this is a great way to celebrate the Big G's 65th birthday. My heart legitimately skipped a beat when I saw this in my notification inbox. And it is awesome knowing a guy could make a 24 minutes stop motion film. 24 MINUTES! That is super incredible! Thank you Moorezilla, please keep up the awesome job.
Absolutely amazing as always man! Every scene was a feast for the eyes! What a joy to watch! Keep up the fantastic work!
Dude this was INCREDIBLE!! By far one of my favorite fan films out there, you did a phenomenal job on this, I absolutely loved the scene of Godzilla emerging from the ground and especially the fight scene with Mechagodzilla. You did an amazing job with pretty much everything here, most especially the stop motion. I don’t mean to sound repetitive but every scene in this was done beautifully. Can’t wait to see more from you man!
Thank you so much, those are incredibly kind words! And thanks for being a part of it! I'd love ti have you in again for future films.
Saw this a couple days ago, just now getting the chance to rewatch and comment. Brother, you got some serious talent. Be proud of how this came out because you did an AMAZING job on this. Your stop motion is impeccable, especially each action scene. And your story is very original, absolutely love it. I’m very excited to see where else you can go with future videos. 🤙
Thank you so much man!
Without a doubt one of the best fan made efforts to come out this year.
I knew from that teaser this would be something special...
And holy moly is it something really special.
The story alone is intriguing and absolutely makes me want to know more. There have been future bound Godzilla stories before, but on UA-cam? Very rarely, so this is a welcome sight on that alone. The world building plays part in that with the two factions in combat and it is a joy to watch. I was hooked with what they were doing.
Normally, when Lego is involved with Godzilla Fan Films I've never quite seen it done well til this. It really helps set the cast apart and you can tell who's who. It's soo refreshing after seeing buff action figures as military personnel in fan films for years. Not only that, but the set pieces built with Lego look great and ode well to being debris. Everything somehow works and you should be proud of that. Definitely develop on that.
Another aspect you see frequently but done really well here is the SFX. Not only did they look good but also have just the right amount of speed. Godzilla's Atomic Breath for one example, moves and animates as it should. One of my Fan Film pet peeves is seeing Atomic Breath SFX moving slowly, so you nailed it with this. And before I forget... Tin foil and other practical effects usage here? Genius. Especially the tin foil.
But by far the best aspect of this entire fan film - The Choreography. THIS. IS. WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT. And not just with the Godzilla Vs Mechagodzilla battle, but also the human conflicts. There's a great blend of gun fights vs the one hand to hand scene when the insurgent steals the sample. The camera work put into these scenes makes it pretty the John Wick of Godzilla fan films. Fantastic stuff.
But I have to go back to the GVSMG fight.... MMMMMMMMM. It was absolutely perfect, in pacing, choreography, build up and climax. Not to mention the stop motion is among the best I have seen in years. I am not exaggerating, Both monsters were brought to life tremendously. Despite being the antagonist, Godzilla has alot of personality, especially when he gets hurt. He is alive, which is hard to pull of effectively. The same goes with Poster MG. I have that same figure and really want to know how did you get the legs to animate so smoothly? Mine barely moves an inch. Lol.
Seriously, keep it up, because the fight sequences are Godzilla 2185's strongest point.
Now, I could continue gushing about this forever, but that's not my style, as there are some pointers that do hold this fan film back.
The sound mixing for the voices being one of them. Everything else sounds GREAT, but due to the voice actors different mic's (I assume), some voices sound more muffled then others. As a result, The insurgent's hologram is barely audible.
The script, while not terrible, is familiar territory. Alot of the dialogue at times is stuff that's been said before elsewhere. I understand that some of it is relying info as it's a military situation, but maybe next time try and make it a bit more, concise I should say?
This might seem weird, but I highly recommend watching Totally Not Mark's The Anatomy Of Anime Videos - Like this one for example:
ua-cam.com/video/tzoPcs_lJ8Q/v-deo.html
Not Necessarily for the anime content, but rather the examples used for story telling analysis. I think they should be of some assistance to you going forward.
And lastly, the voice acting is mixed. Some characters sound better then others. This is not a detriment to the Voice Actors, As I'm sure everyone did the best they could, But going forward that might be something to work on as future characters should sound more natural and alive.
And that concludes pretty much the most text I've ever typed for a comment review. You and everyone involved should be proud of what has been accomplished here. Godzilla 2185 is the most enjoyment I have gotten from a Fan Film in years, and just the boost I needed after being bitterly let down by KOTM. So thank you. I wish you the best of luck for the next installment!!
Oh, one last thing - Normally I'm not the biggest fan of Akira's music in fan films as usually everyone and their mother has used his works in some form or another, but the selection here is surprising I commend you for using his material outside of the Godzilla series, as well as other Non-Akira works. I hope this variety continues, as it helps make the music stand out. Hearing the Mysterian Battle music was a hype inducing moment and sync perfectly with the fight transition.
THIS. This is my favorite comment of all time. I appreciate the effort you put into actually detailing things that worked and can be expanded upon, and things that need to be fixed.
I can assure you that I’ll be reading it more than a few times as I move forward. Thank you so much for the kind words and feedback!!!
And I’ll definitely be checking out that video, as in my next movie, I want to seriously work on dialogue and characters.
As for Poster MG, I don’t know if it’s just my figure, but his legs are suuuper loose. This was only countered by the dirt he was standing in, as his feet and tail anchored him pretty solidly into the ground.
And I’m realllllly glad you thought Godzilla had personality. I wanted him to be the antagonist, but still able to be empathized with. He’s a creature out of his time, and he’s awakened to a strange world where everything wants to kill him. With the exception of the beginning, where he destroys the facility, he never attacks until provoked.
Hey, just being honest. You have really strong potential and I'd love to see it grow to the fullest over time. The same goes for everyone on this site and in this corner of the community showing promise, I always push for it if I see it, like here.
Pleased to hear on all counts. Acknowledgement is a first step towards improvement :). And that goes a long way around here. Again, Mark's videos are a good starting point I believe to get a better grip on things.
The dirt and etc makes sense. But being a chogokin loose joints is a rare thing to hear of considering they were designed for display. But hey, its nice to know it is possible. Mine pretty much is bound to it's wheels as the range of motion in the hips is barely though. Duuno.
That is a great way to look at it, and it makes sense. He is seeing and feeling all of this for the first time.
And take it from me, when it comes to giant monsters, body language is key. When working on Godzilla Vs A Stranger I spent quite some time getting the monsters to emote with movements and sound, which is great to see here, and done well too. Godzilla reacting to MG's blasts, as well as using his head made the fight that much better.
So as long as you keep ironing out the kinks going forward, you will go places :). It won't be easy, but this is a great start. At the very least, you have a good idea of what it should be all about.
Again, just keeping it real.
This is one of the best Godzilla stop motions I have seen
Usually stop motion films would be very jittery and not smooth, but this was actually REALLY smooth. Great work!
Thanks so much man! I really tried to take my time with the animation to make it as beautiful as I could haha
I.. am.. in.. AWE!! Apparently I didn't have that stupid bell clicked so UA-cam didn't notify me this was released. I didn't know it was actually out until we talked and... holy guacamole! You poured EVERYTHING into this and it shows! There's no much talent and love for the craft on display here that it puts my contributions to the fandom to shame. Seriously dude, well done. I'm happy to have been a part of this amazing project and definitely look forward to future collaboration. Wow...
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed it so much. Especially since you did a STELLAR job voicing the captain. Seriously you did exactly what I wanted for that guy, and your voice acting is absolutely a highlight in my eyes.
@@MoorezillaFilms Hey no problem man. Anytime, just say the word
What else could be said about this.
Except that this is literally a perfectly done showa godzilla movie
Back for a revisit! Those water effects are pretty dang effective! Great Animation!!!!! Actually has the feel of a Toho Rubber Suit Fight Scene!!!!!!! The lighting at the end is splendid!!!!
This was even better than some licenced films! Can't wait for the sequel!!!!
Damn that’s one hell of a compliment. Thank you!
And you deserve it!
Anything is better than 1969's "Godzilla's Revenge"
Best stop motion film I've ever witnessed.
Loving the Star Wars sound effects and the Star Trek music and sound effects x
You’re the first one to recognize all the Star Trek music and sfx. A lot of the movie was inspired by aspects of Star Trek, as I was rewatching TOS while I was making this.
I used to watch the tv series a long time ago so recognised a lot of the sounds
@@MoorezillaFilms I'm so glad you listed the music & composers. Courage, Fried, Ifukube are some of my absolute favorite composers!
Your stop motion doesn't look like stop motion, it looks like the toys are actually moving, this is incredible. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
It’s like a Star Wars and Godzilla combo. One of the greatest Godzilla fan films I have ever watched. I look forward to seeing what you have planned in the future!❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have to say that this is one of my very favourite stopmotions I've ever seen, the movement is SO fluid, there's so many small details like godzilla's eyes moving that make it next level, the choreography is great, the camerawork is great, man, this feels so professional. You should be seriously proud of this, it's one of those instant classics for sure.
Thanks man! That means a lot to me, especially because I poured so much passion for the genre into the project. I’m glad fans like you can appreciate it 😁
Don't know how often I saw it yet but it's truly a
MASTERPIECE 🤙🏻
Thank you man! I really appreciate that. I poured my heart and soul into this project.
Wow, I didn’t expect to find you here!
Dude this feels like a showa Godzilla movie it's that good,
10/10🔥
This is really amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Gonna admire the effort that was put into this stop motion.
This was amazing! Don’t know why it didn’t pop up in my subscription feed but anyway,
Outstanding effects and stop motion dude, the voice acting was pretty good too! Man you did such a good job on this dude! Camera work was fantastic, u need to make a tutorial on how to make the camera fluid. 10/10
Nice use or Star Wars SFX too lol
Wow, thanks dude I really appreciate that.
And I might actually do that! I might be filming a fight scene this weekend and I could probably throw a dynamic camera tutorial together, as well as a walk through my stop motion process.
Moorezilla Films I need help with it bc my fights look lame without the camera movement ya know?
They don’t look lame by any stretch, but definitely by adding in the camera movement, you can ‘feel’ the fight a bit more. Feels more vicious and monstrous imo. I first tried it out in my Godzilla Vs Hedorah short battle, and I haven’t looked back since.
I’ll see what I can do!
Moorezilla Films good luck man
I love it no one had ever done this before they should have.
The stopmotion is very good. More likes!
THIS IS SICK! Honestly i cant put into words how good this is, the choreography is great, and i love the assaults godzilla puts on the city. The rapid movement of the camera inspired me to make a similar fight scene including godzilla and gamera
Long live the king forever!
Loved it. The human scenes reminded me a great deal of a LEGO zombie stop motion from years ago. Virus 7G7 if memory serves correctly.
Great job!
Ahhhhh I remember that stop motion. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen it, but if memory serves me correctly that is a great compliment.
Incredible work my friend 🤙🏻😊 really love it!
Thanks so much dude! 👉👉
Amazing! One of the best Godzilla fan film ever made!
Great job! This was a really good fan film you did. The sets, the effects and the stop motion was excellent! Give yourself a pat on the back.
I like battle between Godzilla and Mechagodzilla it was epic fight ever
I love this! I wish I could do this! It feels like watching the old movies but stop motion!
You can! Just start make stop motions and one day you’ll be able to!
Thanks for the advice!!!!
@@MoorezillaFilms thank you for the advice!! 😀
Dude! Did you make your own stylized mechagodzilla? It's so dang awesome :)
And I love how it looks like the showa years. Great job 👍
Can you stylise mecha kong
It’s the Ohrai Noroshi or something poster Mechagodzilla. Not my design. Though it is badass.
@@MoorezillaFilms oh
Still it's very cool
4 years later and it still holds up
One of my top 10 favorite stop motions this is amazing dude I hope there will be a sequal
I hope to make one someday. Unfortunately I don’t have access to any good places to film while in college. But I’ll be graduating soon. Hard to believe I made this that long ago, it feels like yesterday.
Thanks for coming back and watching all this time later, I appreciate you!
@@MoorezillaFilms oof can’t wait to see more of your work in the future (more fan films)
It’s truly inspiring I got into stop motion because of your work and many other peoples so keep it up man
Great Work I Remembered That I Watched 8 Months Ago But I Did Not Know This So Great Job
Godzilla will ALWAYS reign supreme.
Excellent animation & staging! Thanks for keeping Practical Effects alive!
This is a truly amazing fan film. My jaw dropped the first time I saw this. The cinematography is great. I hope to see a sequel soon.
I quit enjoyed this film. The use of legos and destroy all monsters music for the human scenes made immersed in the story. The animation, as to be expected from you, was incredible. Every movement was smooth and I appreciate the use of physical sets for the characters and Kaiju to interact with. Speaking of the Kaiju, they were easily the highlight. The sense of size you gave Godzilla was impressive and his fight with Mechagodzilla was awesome! I like the intensity and how both had their time to gain the advantage. To be honest, the only true problem, that really isn't that big of a deal, were the lack of veriaty witg sound effects. The same explosion sound was used frequently and it got a little distracting. Same for the cutting noises for whenever the soldiers got punched. Regardless, the film was a treat to watch. If you don't mind, I'd appreciate if you checked out my fan film, Revenge of King Ghidorah. I'm sorry to be that guy to self promote on your work but I want as much people to see it and I would love to here your feedback.
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I can't believe I missed that! I'm even subscribed to you. I'll check it out for sure.
And thank you so much for your feedback! I definitely reused a lot of sound effects, particulary the Star Trek TOS button press and the Showa explosion. I reused the same 4 Showa explosion sound effects probably 50 times over the course of the video. For the next film, I'll definitely try to add more variety! I just liked the way they sounded I guess.
@@MoorezillaFilms LOL. UA-cam am I right? Anyway, no problem! Glad I can offer feedback. If your interested, I know were to find more destruction sound effects(such as buildings being crushed)
@@DinoMorph3000I'd really appreciate you pointing me in the right direction.
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This is what I call talent
Outstanding work!
The premise and story is ambitious, I don't think it's been done before and I'm so glad it worked out.
The set designs are fantastic, and you got a good sense of scale in the vast majority of the shots.
The VA's do a good job with their line deliveries, and it rarely feels forced.
The practical effects work, shots, and coreography are well done. I had to rewind several moments just so my brain could wrap my head around the immense effort you put in for them. I also enjoy the film grain effect you applied, gave the future a neat retro vibe and made me reminisce back to A. Sousa's works.
If I could find any negative I'd say it's the arrival on the beach (and that's only an issue with scale than anything else) and the explosion sound choices used for the infiltration scene, but that feels like a personal nitpick in the grand scheme of things.
Overall this fan film shattered my expectations, and I'm so glad I watched it!
P. S. Gotta applaud you for being able to utilize the Noriyoshi MG for this film btw. Must have taken great patience.
Thanks so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it!
And to my great surprise, Mechagodzilla wasn’t terribly difficult to work with. His looseness made him a bit more limber for the fight, so he ended up being perfect for what I needed him to do. Plus his weight really anchored him into the dirt, so he was basically a brick. I did have to adjust the legs from time to time, but that was really the only problem I had with him. I just had to use him for this film though, because he looks like a man made classic MG!
Can't argue with the results, it performed waay better than I'd expected!
This is so good, I really miss stop motions that would add care to the humans, this time it fits really well
Nice pfp bro 💪
I have no words for this piece of art 👏
This is just......................
pure AWESOMENESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, that was an epic fight.
Of course, it was the decisive battle that determined the fate of Japan. When the stakes are that high, the fight has to be epic!
This is really good
This was incredible.
Thanks man! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Yeeeeaaah boy!!!
Ohhhh yeeeahhh
Wow the movements are so wonderful good job
Bro I’ve been looking for this video for so long and I’ve finally found it! 👌
This.... is..... JUST..... AMAZING!!!!!! By far my favorite Godzilla Fan Film of this year! Can't wait to see Godzilla fight Gyaos in the sequel. And I really like the thing that this is all happening in the future.
Thanks so much! Might not be Godzilla fighting Gyaos though 😉
@@MoorezillaFilms Oh, okay. I thought it was gonna be Godzilla vs. Gyaos, but I can't wait for the sequel. Good job.
Better than any of luis duran's fan movies
True
I'd say, those 3 inch plastic figures as the characters are now just as boring as staring at a tumble weed blowing in the wind. And his plots are simplistic and uninspiring. I'd prefer better quality towards people's fanfilms. But it does take time, patience and practice to accomplish such films
One of the best fan film that i've never seen. Absolutly love this aah
This was very well done. Great action and fighting scenes, your use of camera angles, really impressive.
damn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this was epic well done hopefully in the future we will see more of this films. they might even be longer well done!
I really love this fan film it has inspired me to make my own Godzilla fan film
Good for you man! Let me know when it’s done.
@@MoorezillaFilms bet. if you have a Instagram I can send you the poster
Great stop motion I subed amazing
Thank you sir!
"Legend's don't burn down villages."
"Myths don't destroy underwater science stations." That's not a very orginal quote, but it works
Never should have come here!
One of the best on UA-cam 🤔💯💯💯
that was great better than some of the movies
Can you do a 1994 godzilla vs 2019 godzilla please(btw this stop motion film was amazing!!!
Don’t own the 2019 Goji unfortunately.
Wooooooooow dude that was too cool
This is fucking insane, best Godzilla fan film ever🔥
@@IthinkimSpider-man haha thank you!
I know I'm late to the party,but god damn is this good. To the Stop motion being so smooth and fluent. To the special and practical effects being great as well. It felt like I was watching a Showa movie. That film filter and use of Showa music really brought it together and sold it. You sir have great talent, Bravo 👏. You have earned a sub my friend.
Thank you man, I’m really glad you enjoyed the film!
Who else watched this during online class 😂
Btw this WAS A GREAT FILM KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
That was awesome! It was like classic Showa mixed with Hesei and Millennium.
I heard that the S.H concept Mechagodzilla you used is well known for falling apart and very challenging to stand. Did you struggle at all?
Thanks! That was the goal!
And I had no issues whatsoever with him. He lost a toe during production, but my figure was apparently way more loose than the average. As a result, he was very easy to work with.
Awesome! I’m working on a big stop motion of Godzilla too
one complaint i have with most of these stopmotions with poster mecha g is that he can split into multiple other mechs, it would be really cool to see it do that in a stopmotion as smooth as this! who knows maybe nextime
It is really difficult to assemble so a transforming sequence would be a nightmare. Only seen it done once.
My favorite scene in this hole video is the fight between Godzilla and MechaGodzilla
This is amazing!
So good!!!
Im subbed!👏👏👏👏
Nice Job.
Awesome film.
Thanks man!
@@MoorezillaFilms You're welcome. Also I have an idea for a future video request. Could you please do another fan film this time with the Humans having the help of an upgraded, more powerful, Mecha Godzilla, Godzilla Jr. [Godzilla's surviving now grown up son] , and also Gigan [formally enemy turned ally] in an alternate universe (where Godzilla is unfortunately Dead after his last and final battle with Destroyah) to stop both the Evil Space Godzilla [who has returned] and the Evil, terrifying, and very powerful space faring Dalek Empire: ua-cam.com/video/QfkWiQnfb0Y/v-deo.html in orbit around Earth, while planning to wipe out the citizens of Earth? I always wanted to see giant monsters fighting extremely intelligent, resourceful, brilliant, powerful, and terrifying aliens such as the Daleks who always come back with a vengeance after being thought wiped out as they know how to survive. The Daleks would make very worthy and very dangerous opponents for Shin Godzilla, as Daleks have a vast and extremely powerful and nearly invincible Empire have really awesome weapons, technology, and very cool flying saucer shaped Dalek Warships with very powerful shields and enough devastating weaponry to pulverize and even destroy a planet. (they also have other types of powerful Dalek ship classes such as Hoverbouts, Davro's massive Imperial Dalek Flagship/Mothership, Dalek Battle Cruiser's, Dalek Void ships, Dalek Gun Ships, Dalek Fighter Pods, and many other types of Daleks ships they possess as they have an impressive ability to build and rebuild their fleets at a very fast and very impressive rate).
Might be interesting to you to know that something along these lines is already planned. However it will take several more movies to get to. King Ghidorah will likely be introduced in movie 3, along with a ‘Mechagodzilla II’
Moguera will be in the sequel. And I’ve been tossing up either Decepticons or Daleks for the antagonistic aliens, post movie 3.
Stick around 😉
@@MoorezillaFilms Thank you. Daleks and Decepticons are both powerful.
This deserve more views, damn!
Very noice
This the best one day I will do a stop motion animation and I will sent it to you if I get the chance.
Cohen: If this Godzilla dies out my lego Godzilla will awaken from its hibernation in the mountains to take over the planet for this video
Succession of kings
Amazing! It’s like a movie I would see in the theater! Question: how did you get the rolling credits, I need them for my upcoming film
I use windows movie maker for credits
Moorezilla Films oh, thank you! The movie was fantastic! I hope you make more dude!
@@robozilla64 Thanks man! I hope to work on the sequel this summer
Moorezilla Films great! I’ll ring the bell so I will be there when it happens!
Dang so awesome
muito bom cara,ficou massa
Words cannot describe how much I love this. Just all I can say is phenomenal! But I will ask one question. What is it like animating with the chogokin Mechagodzilla? I was wondering because I could get one for Christmas.
Thanks that means a lot man!
And I had a very different experience than everyone else I’ve heard of. My Mechagodzilla was somewhat loose so he was relatively easy to animate. But most everyone else I’ve heard of has a very stiff difficult to animate figure.
If you want him though, I can’t recommend him enough because he’s like a man made classic MG.
@@MoorezillaFilms Thanks! Either way I'm probably gonna still get him because he looks so awesome.
lo as hecho exelente nwn
Nice!
I like that ithad a classic screen
Very good!
"Prepare the Garrison we will go down with a fight"
Underrated
The story was incredible! My only question is why the old fashioned filter for something that is in the future?
Retro future aesthetic I guess. A lot of elements of this movie were inspired by Destroy All Monsters and Star Trek. I wanted it to take place in the future but maintain a Showa era vibe.
Woah, it's been 4 years already.
11:33 Am I the only one who got this joke?
Yesssssss goood, finally someone thinks that was funny. I thought it was hilarious when I was animating it!
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😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍Great!
The ending..... feels like we got the first half of the story. Lighting could also use some work in some shots.
Second half will hopefully be made someday. Not today, but someday.
Love the film. But I do have a question; what relation does the film have with past G films?
Is the film a sequel to the 1954 film, or is it in continuity with the Showa films in some way?
I'm just curious because things like that always intrigue me.
It’s a Showa inspired continuity, but has no direct relation to any of the Godzilla films. It’s my own timeline.
@@MoorezillaFilms Gotcha.
I have an idea for a film you should make you should make a Godzilla film where instead of it being all futuristic it should be a run down city with a corrupt government and Godzilla has to fight a wave of monsters
The quality of the video is crap but once you take a gander at the animation at work and the action on play you really tend to forget about it it's that good
Thank you! I use very old equipment...
I think the 480p helps this one, makes it feel more Showa-like and I feel that was the intention.