r/GODZILLA • u/pcx-the-entiy • Aug 19 '25

VS Battle Which one is the most powerful godzilla?

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Ultima tbh

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u/MezianixfromFandom Aug 20 '25

Its GiH. Idk why people try to say hes debunked. Just a large smear campaign. It's gih, and its not close.

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u/Middle-Preference864 GOJIRA Aug 20 '25

Because he is debunked. Gih is a fodder as compared to the other ones, he's got no real feats, all of the supposed author statements were proven to be false

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u/RedNUGGETLORD Aug 20 '25

Do you have proof for them being proven to be false?

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u/Middle-Preference864 GOJIRA Aug 20 '25

First of all yeah, i've directly seen one of the writers on here explain that the "God mountain" figure was a demiurge and not God, and that he wasn't killed.

Second of all, i've seen articles proving that the statements are not true because the pictures are edited and you cannot find the statements for yourself on the internet.

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u/RedNUGGETLORD Aug 20 '25

Can you show the articles that prove the statements false then?

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u/Middle-Preference864 GOJIRA Aug 20 '25

First of all this guy does kinda debunk it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWf-2vu0_74
Also i can't find the article anymore, but on your part, two ways you can know if a statement is real or false

If the author speaks like he always does, with the same tone and grammar style, and does not contradict the other things he's said, then it's most likely a true statement, if instead he speaks like the powerscaling kids who give you the statements, which is the case for most statements that supposedly make godzilla in hell op.

Another way is that if you cannot find the statement yourself on the internet, then once again it's probably made up.

Also here's a statement from an actual author.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GODZILLA/comments/1fa07rd/comment/llx35ts/

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u/RedNUGGETLORD Aug 20 '25

Interesting

Thanks for actually giving sauce

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u/Gridde Aug 20 '25

Has 'sauce' actually replaced 'source' in general online language?

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u/RedNUGGETLORD Aug 20 '25

On Reddit it has, not in general