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- The xenomorph queen from the Alien films. Streamlined terror in a genetically superior package, the eponymous creature from the "Alien" franchise is a weaponized lifeform with a fairly sizable perk pack.
- The Yautja from the Predator films. One of the things that makes the Predator such a formidable foe is the sheer will of this storied hunter. Also known as the Yautja, this aggressive race of extra-terrestrial hunters from Yautja Prime are about as badass as they come.
- The Nothing from The Neverending Story. Aside from friendly folks like Falkor the Luck Dragon, the Childlike Empress, and the peaceful, purple buffalo-hunting plains warrior Atreyu, "The Neverending Story" is a rather dark and sometimes terrifying children's tale (the scene in which Atreyu's horse Artax is swallowed by the Swamp of Sadness gave kids nightmares for years).
- Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street. If we're going on personality alone, Freddy Krueger beats Godzilla right out of the gate. Yes, Freddy's a psycho killer who takes entirely too much pleasure in tormenting teens via their dreams, but he does it with a lot of style — style that even Godzilla's glowstick spine can't hold a candle to.
- The Kraken Has The Features to Win A Showdown with Godzilla
- The Old Gods Are Too Gargantuan Even For The King of The Monsters
- Pennywise Would Pose A Unique Threat to Godzilla
One of the most famous movie monsters ever is the Kraken. Inspired by the mythical beast of the same name, the Kraken is a massive sea monster sporting multiple tentacles and razor-sharp teeth (in most cases). Various versions of the creature have appeared in several films, notably Clash of the Titans (1981) and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s...
In Hellboy, Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin attempts to open a doorway on Earth to deep space. His plan is to free the old gods, also known as Ogddru Jahad, which are enormous entities inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. The only thing to stop and imprison them was the Right Hand of Doom, attached to Hellboy. Again, despite Godzilla’s signific...
Residing in the town of Derry, Maine, Pennywise the Clown is an ancient entity that preys on fear. Every 27 years, it awakens and stalks the town's children by embodying their worst fears. It originated from an interdimensional space and may be as old as time itself, although its origins remain somewhat vague. Unfortunately for Godzilla, Pennywise ...
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- Pacific Rim Kaiju. Pacific Rim is a lesser-known blockbuster series created by Guillermo del Toro. Despite the first movie underperforming at the box office, these movies about massive robots fighting equally massive monsters still managed to get a sequel.
- Alien. The Alien franchise created by Ridley Scott is one of the most famous movie series we have about evil extraterrestrial creatures. Since the first movie released, Hollywood has made tons of copycats.
- Gyaos. Gyaos is one of many notable Kaiju in the Godzilla universe. The monstrous being is somewhat bat-like and resembles a pterodactyl. The M.U.T.O. creatures in Gareth Edwards' Godzilla (2014) are very similar to the design of Gyaos.
- Cloverfield Monster. Remember Cloverfield? Years ago, when Cloverfield was first released, people were obsessed with the film due to stealth marketing and J.J.
- Warbat. Warbat are one of the original kaiju created by Legendary Studios. A species of giant, flying serpent measuring in at 428ft long, the Warbat live deep in the Hollow Earth.
- Skullcrawlers. Skullcrawler are a species of large reptilian creatures that reside on Skull Island. They have only two long forelimbs and long, prehensile, serpentine tails.
- MUTO [Male] MUTO stands for Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism. In the past the species killed members of Godzilla's species to feed off their natural radiation and lay their eggs in the corpses.
- MUTO [Female] First appearing in 2014's Godzilla, the female MUTO is an ancient parasitic species that laid its eggs in the corpse of Godzilla's species.
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- Kamacuras. Arguably the most basic of Godzilla's foes, Kamacuras is nothing more than a massive praying mantis. Initially introduced in Son of Godzilla, Kamacuras (and the spider Kumonga) is a suitable antagonist for one of the franchise's lighter films.
- Battra. Essentially Mothra's counterpart, Battra only appeared in 1992's Godzilla vs. Mothra yet still made an impact on the franchise. It is an intimidating creature with a phenomenal, fearsome design (both in terms of its larvae stage and final stage).
- Titanosaurus. A monster with a memorably bizarre appearance, Titanosaurus was a one-and-done monster as well as the final Kaiju introduction in the Showa series.
- Hedorah. Hedorah just looks like he hurts. He's a towering, angry molten glob of pure terror and ranks amongst Godzilla's strangest enemies. Actually, it's mostly toxic waste, which Hedorah exudes in addition to his remarkably powerful combat moves.
Apr 15, 2023 · Despite his impressive win record, two other monsters are more powerful than Godzilla. 2 King Ghidorah. Throughout the franchise, Godzilla has bested some of the most powerful monsters, but there ...
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Dec 6, 2022 · As an extra-terrestrial Titan, Ghidorah is clearly more powerful than Godzilla, beating him on numerous occasions, and it was only with the help of Mothra that Godzilla could ultimately defeat him ...
