History YMMV / GodzillaVsKingGhidorah

* {{Narm}}: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American [=GI=]s in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory. The English version, ''especially the English version'' has this in effect as well.

** The English version contains one of the most bizarre statements ever. After seeing Godzilla kill King Ghidorah, some of the characters watching the battle notice Godzilla is starting to walk towards the city. In response one of the characters shouts "would you look at the size of that thing, its not going to be friendly". This suggests that he believes that if something is large in size, it's instantly evil. [[RightForTheWrongReasons He's right about Godzilla not being friendly, but still, such a nonsensical statement is strange]].

** Mainly to let them witness the events that would come. No one hasn't seen Godzilla before he mutated.

* TheyJustDidntCare: From this point on, Toho's English export versions simply slapped a bland English optical over the Japanese title. In the past, effort was made to make the English title cards a respectful match for their Japanese counterparts. Redundancies run amok, such as "TOKYO, 1992" accompanying "1992 A.D." The credits also mistranslate Katsuhiko Sasaki's name as "Masahiko Sasaki".
** The new Sony Blu-Ray credits bare a typo, misspelling SPFX director Koichi Kawakita as "Koipchi Kawakita".

* UnfortunateImplications: Never mind the Godzillasaurus scene, two jerks who happen to have a very America and Russian-esque name have zero redeeming qualities want to stop Japan from being on top of the world. On the other hand in the future there is a non-Japanese character that at first refuses aiding the past Japan but relents at Emi's pleading.
** The guy that relents mentions that Japan was corrupt and didn't care about nuclear waste, so one can take it that the world of the future wasn't pleasant.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: Ironically, this film won for special effects. The SFX failure in question is when Emi Kano is using her jetpack.

* CompleteMonster: King Ghidorah, as ever. The tables turn when Godzilla [[spoiler: after defeating King Ghidorah]], demolishes Sapporo and attacks Tokyo.

** The English version contains one of the most bizarre statements ever. After seeing Godzilla kill King Ghidorah, some of the characters watching the battle notice Godzilla is starting to walk towards the city. In response one of the characters shouts "would you look at the size of that thing, its not going to be friendly". This suggests that he believes that if something is large in size, it's instantly evil. He's right about Godzilla not being friendly but still such a nonsensical statement is strange.

** The guy that relents mentions that Japan was corrupt and didn't care about nuclear waste, so one can take it that the world of the future wasn't pleasant.

* UnfortunateImplications: Never mind the Godzillasaurus scene, two jerks who happen to have a very America and Russian-esque name have zero redeeming qualities want to stop Japan from being on top of the world. On the other hand in the future there is a non-Japanese character that at first refuses aiding the past Japan but relents at Emi's pleading.

** Wilson and Grenchko both want to make sure that Japan doesn't get the biggest economy in the future. Their way of doing this? Using the aforementioned King Ghidorah to destroy various citys in Japan, resulting in many deaths {And would have killed even more if they wern't stopped}. It's increadably hard to feel bad for them when their plan is foiled [[spoiler: and [[KickTheSonOfABitch Godzilla ends up vaporizing both of them]].]]

** The english version contains one of the most bizarre statements ever. After seeing Godzilla kill King Ghidorah, some of the characters watching the battle notice Godzilla is starting to walk towards the city. In response one of the characters shouts "would you look at the size of that thing, its not going to be friendly". This suggests that he believes that if something is large in size, it's instantly evil. He's right about Godzilla not being friendly but still such a nonsensical statement is strange.

* UnfortuanteImplications: Never mind the Godzillasaurus scene, two jerks who happen to have a very America and Russian-esque name have zero redeeming qualities want to stop Japan from being on top of the world. On the other hand in the future there is a non-Japanese character that at first refuses aiding the past Japan but relents at Emi's pleading.

** The english version contains one of the most bizarre statements ever. After seeing Godzilla kill King Ghidorah, some of the characters watching the battle notice Godzilla is starting to walk towards the city. In response one of the characters shouts "would you look at the size of that thing, its not going to be friendly". This suggests that he believes that if something is large in size, it's instantly evil. He's right about Godzilla not being friendly but still such a nonsensical statement is strange.

** "Take that, you dinosaur!"

* {{Narm}}: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American [[=GI=]]s in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory. The English version, ''especially the English version'' has this in effect as well.

* {{Narm}}: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American [[=GI]=]s in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory. The English version, ''especially the English version'' has this in effect as well.

* {{Narm}}: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American GIs in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory. The English version, ''especially the English version'' has this in effect as well.

* {{Narm}}: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American GIs in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory. The English version, ''especially the English version'' has this in effect as well.

* Narm: The film has the most ''terrible'' acting from the English actors in the Heisei series, aside the rest of it. Especially with the American GIs in the World War II sequence. The acting was so bad, it fits the "SoBadItsGood" territory.

* CompleteMonster: King Ghidorah, as ever. The tables turn when Godzilla [[spoiler: after defeating King Ghidorah]], demolishes Sapporo and attacks Tokyo.

* CompleteMonster: King Ghidorah, as ever. The tables turn when Godzilla [[Spoiler: after defeating King Ghidorah]], demolishes Sapporo and attacks Tokyo.

* CompleteMonster: King Ghidorah, as ever.