Is Goji 2016 going to be larger than Legendary Godzilla?

Yes, they are going to top the size of Legendarys Godzilla!

Yes, they are going to top the size of Legendarys Godzilla!

If they really were I am sure Shinji Higuchi would have confirmed it by now. I personally don't believe it to be true, it would be to much of a slap in the face to the Legendary Godzilla; perhaps, it could be a possibility, but still I do not see it coming true.

A slap in the face to Legendary's Godzilla. That's what Toho is planning on doing GorillaGodzilla. 

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Ehhhhhh I don't think so.

Yeah, they are not going to slap Legendary in the face when they helped make Godzilla a worldwide phenomenon again. Wikizilla is not the be all end of of future news either. I treat anything as rumor until I have official word.

The "biggest Godzilla yet" thing came out the same time the image of the foot was released.  It came with a note stating that it depicted a "max" size Godzilla.  The implications are pretty clear.  The same thing was repeated in the recent ABC interview with Shinji Higuchi.

And Toho is not slapping anyone around by making this Godzilla the biggest yet.  Remember, Toho liked Godzilla 2014.  It was recieved favorably in Japan, and Higuchi-San even hailed it as a "masterpiece".  So its not a move out of spite on Toho's part.  Whatever the reason, they've definitely got something big (pun intended) planned... ;)

Ben,

I know you greatly love the japanese Godzilla more then the Legendary take, but Toho would never purposefully slap in the face a film that revived Godzilla.

They know very well the Hollywood take is near and dear to the Godzilla franchise, so please don't say something so competitive as having Toho wanted to compete with Legendary. Cause when it comes down to the Box-Office, which is what all these film developers are doing this for mainly, Legendary is still dominante for the simple reason of it being a Block-Buster film.

GorillaGodzilla,

Have you by chance seen what Shinji Higuchi did for the titans in the attack on titan film?

Look at how big he made them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InF16sp7J0M

If this is any indication, Godzilla may be as tall or made to seem that tall.

I think it's adorable you all associate Godzilla's size with some kind of intended  insult. He could be larger for story purposes, or for the sake of the spectacle of it all, not just to spite a movie they like.

Now, I'm not fighting or arguing but, I personally believe that Shinji Higuchi is going to make Godzilla bigger than Legendary's. The fact that Legendary's performed well at the box office in Japan and was recieved well doesn't mean squat.

Toho has already made Godzilla films that far succedded the Legendary's Godzilla years prior, and Shinji Higuchi's attack on titan actually beat DreamWorks Minions during release. That is the first Tokusatsu film in years to do so. So, what makes you think that Godzilla 2016 will not do the same thing and far exceed Legendary's?

For all we know, Toho may just be making this a competition. If that's what they intend on doing then I say let them go full throtle with it.

@GorillaGodzilla,

That was the wrong link, here is the right one. youtu.be/InF16sp7J0M 

sorry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUOr36X6qJc I hate my smartphone!

GODZILLA316 - My desire for Godzilla in Toho's 2016 release has nothing to do with size and everything to do with cinematography, story and atmosphere! I generally care little for the overall stature of the monsters which grace the films I enjoy; it is all a matter of how the monsters impact the setting. As an aside, I notice that there are some individuals whom feel that there is a rivalry between Edwards' Godzilla and Toho's. This I find to be silly; Godzilla is Godzilla - the great monster we all know and love! These films should not divide us - they should unite us in celebrating our shared delight! :)

I have no idea why this sparked a debate. Toho confirmed that the 2016 Godzilla would be the largest Godzilla on film yet a long time ago, and Shinji Higuchi said the same thing in a recent video. It's not an insult to the Legendary Godzilla, it's just Toho trying to "outdo" Legendary by having the biggest Godzilla on screen.

And Wikizilla is not a site that just makes up rumors, they actually use sources for claims such as that.

@The king of the monsters,

I'm curious to know what resources wikizilla uses? 

Wikizilla is, "Rarely" and I mean RARELY right on these types of things.

They believed many false things about Godzilla 2014 back before the film, rarely can you trust Wikizilla.

Yeah, wikizilla is about as trustworthy as Toho kingdom.

Since when did this become a Wikizilla bashing thread? Wikizilla never makes a claim without a source anymore. That was back in the dark days before Wikizilla had any content control and was just a ripoff of TK that plagiarized from other sites. In the last couple years, Wikizilla has become far more reliable than pretty much any Western Godzilla site, behind sites like SciFi Japan and blogs from people like August Ragone. People assume that just because it's a wiki, it's automatically unreliable and should never be trusted. People need to take a look at Wikipedia and IMDb's Godzilla articles if they want to see real inaccuracy.

For claims like this, Wikizilla refers to news articles from reliable sources, for the most part Japanese ones or ones featuring interviews with individuals connected to the production. The source that first confirmed that Godzilla 2016 would exceed the size of Legendary's Godzilla is this article from Oricon.com published on April 1st, when Anno and Higuchi were first confirmed. Though the article is in Japanese, it states that the new Godzilla film will be set in Japan, and the size of the new Godzilla will "far exceed" the 108 meter size of the Hollywood Godzilla, making it the largest Godzilla so far. I heard Shinji Higuchi reiterated this in a recent interview, but I am not sure exactly sure where to find it.

@The king of the monsters,

No offense but, wiki is just...wiki. 

Unit someone like August Ragone confirms it, I'll believe it. Now of course I'm not trying to bash anyone or anything. I have stated it many times that I personally want Godzilla to be 120 meters tall. If you can find that link I will greatly appreciate it.

Wikis are not all unreliable, especially ones that have regular editors who monitor content. Wikis are not just fan sites that make stuff up, they are encyclopedic sites run by fans  that research and collect information about different topics. Some Wikis are unreliable, but Wikizilla is not one of them because it has content control and provides sources for major claims. Wikizilla did not fabricate this, it comes from a Japanese article, which I provided in the above post. If you didn't see it, here it is again: http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2050936/full/

Wikizilla isn't even the only source to report this. Toho Kingdom reported it as well, citing the very same article, as well as another one which included the picture of the new Godzilla's foot and stated that it is the footprint of the new "maximum size" Godzilla. If you're not going to trust a wiki, you can at least check the sources it provides.

It's still not enough conclusive evidence, just like T.Rex having feathers.

No offense, but until I see Shinji Higuchi say, "Godzilla 2016 will be 120 meters" I am not buying any of this.

Nobody said anything about Godzilla 2016 being 120 meters. Just that it would be bigger than Godzilla 2014. If you aren't convinced by the very website that confirmed Anno and Higuchi in the first place stating this, then you are just in denial for some reason.

The website you showed has had no, "Real" credibible things come true.

If it was Forbes who said this, sure, Kotaku? Sure. Not Oricon, they very well could just be having a massive troll to the fan base, like that mysterious artwork that showed up and then disappeared.

http://godzilla.wikia.com/wiki/Japanese_Godzilla_Reboot_(2016) 

Is this what you were talking about? @The king of the monsters.

@The king of the monsters,

Please remember that Toho kingdom is just a fan website NOT associated with the company Toho in any way. They suggest that Godzilla during the showa era had regenerative healing abilities which is not true. So, if that doesn't prove that they aren't reliable, then what does? 

What does Toho Kingdom have anything to do with this? Yes, all fan sites have their inaccuracies, but Wikizilla strives to find and list sources for everything on the site. Wikizilla has recently removed quite a bit of inaccuracies, mainly the unmade films and monsters. Wikizilla also has admins that frequent the Japanese internet and finds information no other site has.

@Ghidorahnumber1,

The thing is, wikizilla or even Wikipedia hasn't been around as long as the likes of August Ragone, Steve Ryfle, David Kalaat, and Ed Godz. These men have dedicated their lives to learning everything they could about Godzilla, the production time, etc. Way long before the internet ever came about. I'll take their word before wiki any day.