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* DesignatedHero: The humans could've avoided the plot of the film if they didn't take Baby Godzilla which drives Godzilla and Rodan to go get him, so a lot of the destruction that happened was from their own doing. Not to mention they thought it was a good idea to use Baby Godzilla as bait to lure in Godzilla to kill him which caused Miki to be appalled and start caring about Godzilla later on.[[note]]To be fair, this is a big point of the film: the conflict is not black and white, but morally grey, and the plan to use Baby as bait is heavily criticized within the film by characters we sympathize with. Both Godzilla and G-Force's motives are sympathetic and reasonable. Godzilla ends up the winner in the end, so G-Force isn't wholly depicted as righteous.[[/note]]
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* DesignatedHero: The humans could've avoided the plot of the film if they didn't take Baby Godzilla which drives Godzilla and Rodan to go get him, so a lot of the destruction that happened was from their own doing. Not to mention they thought it was a good idea to use Baby Godzilla as bait to lure in Godzilla to kill him which caused Miki to be appalled and start caring about Godzilla later on.[[note]]To be fair, this is a big point of the film: the conflict is not black and white, but morally grey, and the plan to use Baby as bait is heavily criticized within the film by characters we sympathize with. Both Godzilla and G-Force's motives are sympathetic and reasonable. We're meant to be happy when Godzilla ends up the winner in the end, so G-Force isn't wholly depicted as righteous.[[/note]]
