Godzilla–giant radioactive dinosaur. Destroyer of armies, scourge of nations, voice provided by playing a recording of a lion’s roar backwards.
The Incredible Hulk-- superhumanly strong radioactive titan. “The angrier Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets!” Destroyer of armies, scourge of nations, speaker in the 3rd person.
Both are possessed of mighty strength, limitless rage, and a capacity for violence that rivals that of Sean Penn.
Both thrive on radiation.
Both have sucessful movie careers.
Both are unleashed, to fight to the death in Seattle, Washington; home of Microsoft, which deserves all it gets.
Are we talking about the latest movie incarnations of each? Because it seems like the newest Godzilla was much less fearsome than before, but Hulk got beefed up in the invincibility and jumping departments.
Is there a limit to the Hulk’s strength? Or does it increase forever? If there’s no limit, then I’ll give it to the Hulk. Godzilla would keep trying to step on him, but he’d just get madder and stronger and start punching chunks of Godzilla-meat out of his giant foot until there’s nothing left.
And I’ll say that Godzilla has a chance at victory vs. the Hulk…if he can incinerate him before he’s gotten angry/invincible enough. (And assuming that the Hulk doesn’t just leap out of the way.)
Or, if Godzilla kills Bruce Banner before he transforms.
Yes, but Johnny Bravo was referring to GINO as “the latest movie incarnation” of the Big G, and I just had to set the record straight.
Besides, Godzilla 2000 is a great movie, especially since the whole thing is a slam on Devlin and Emmerich’s two big cinematic sci-fi works. It’s not Godzilla vs. a Space Rock, it’s Toho vs. Two Hacks From America!
