How The Monster Designs In 'Kaiju No. 8' Stand Out From Every Other Anime

How The Monster Designs In 'Kaiju No. 8' Stand Out From Every Other Anime

Kaiju No. 8 has rapidly established itself as a standout entry in the monster-focused anime genre, captivating audiences with its unique approach to kaiju design and worldbuilding. Set in a Japan where kaiju attacks have become commonplace enough to be bureaucratized, the series introduces a classification system that categorizes monsters based on their "fortitude level" and distinguishes between "honju" (stronger, more dangerous kaiju) and "yoj…

Early Review: Godzilla #1 has rich world-building, explosive action, and makes us want to experience more of the universe - Graphic Policy

The post Early Review: Godzilla #1 has rich world-building, explosive action, and makes us want to experience more of the universe appeared first on Graphic Policy. In Godzilla #1, Tim Seeley, Nicola Cizmesija, and Francesco Segala craft an entire universe centered around kaiju and the energy they emit, namely, kai-sei. There are familiar elements from the Godzilla mythos like his emergence in 1954, a hilarious take on Jet Jaguar, and of course…

Godzilla #1 Is an Exciting Entry Point for the King of Monster's Kai-Sei Era (Review)

Kaiju fans will find a lot to like with Godzilla #1, a new ongoing series that kicks off IDW's Kai-Sei era and shared Godzilla universe.

Godzilla #1 Review: Raising Hell in the Kai-Sei Era

The Kai-Sei era is upon us with the thrilling, action-packed Godzilla #1. Tim Seeley‘s incredible script and Nikola Čižmešija stunning illustrations make for an explosive premiere issue that new and old fans of the King of the Monsters won’t want to miss. In 1954, experimentation with a mysterious energy source known as Kai-Sei awakened Godzilla and a host of immortal kaiju. In the years that followed, humanity has been pummeled by near-constant…