Charles Liu

Okay.

And the eggs hatched, and there were two new Mothras.

The scientist says knowingly, yes, multiple births are common in the natural world, or the insect world, or whichever world it was he was talking about.

But that kind of connection between these monsters being representations of nature...

Something like King Ghidorah, which is the representation of evil and conquest, wound up coming against each other.

And monsters like Godzilla, which wiped out cities in early episodes or early movies, wound up saving humanity more than once.

Including, ironically, against humans creating a new monster because of environmental degradation.

Not nuclear, but pollution.

Famous movie, Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster.

The smog monster.

The smog monster.

That's right.

Well, Godzilla's difference from just a big dinosaur is his atomic breath, right?

And the physics of the atomic breath have been retconned over and over again.

How does he breathe fire, right?

How does he breathe this terror?

That's right, that's right.

And so the idea that this fire comes from that is very important and it's atomic in nature.

But Gamera, that turtle guy that I was referring to earlier.

And Master Oogway from Kung Fu Panda.