The basic premise of the comic is that Godzilla winds up in various humorous situations, usually by means of a Crossover with another franchise. You can see the comic on his DeviantArt page here
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Unfortunately, the comic has not been updated since January 2020.
This webcomic contains examples of the following:
- Adaptational Intelligence: In canon, Godzilla was an animal. Here, he's sapient enough to read, write, and fill out tax forms.
- Ash Face: Happens to Godzilla in the How to Train Your Dragon (2010) crossover episode, when he fires his Atomic Breath down the Dragon's throat.
- Attack the Mouth: Godzilla performs this on the Red Death in the How to Train Your Dragon (2010) crossover episode.Godzilla (charging up his Atomic Breath): Alright, now here's a little trick I've been wanting to try out for some time now...Hiccup: NO WAIT!! DRAGONS ARE HIGHLY—[massive explosion]Hiccup: ...Flammable.Godzilla (covered in ash and next to the Red Death's skeleton): I hate Dragons.
- Batman Can Breathe in Space: Godzilla can breathe in space in the Star Wars crossovers.
- Behemoth Battle: Par for the course for a Godzilla fan-comic. In settings with indigenous kaiju, he gets into a battle with them. In settings that don't, he might fight his usual Rogue's Gallery (Gigan, King Ghidorah, etc.) instead.
- Breath Weapon: Godzilla's canon Atomic Breath is frequently used for the punchline of a joke.
- The Cameo: Aside from Godzilla himself, Anguirus, Mothra, King Ghidorah, Gigan, and Zilla have all cameoed in at least one strip each.
- Crossover: The bread and butter of the comic is Godzilla doing crossovers with various other franchises, often causing chaos just by beint there.
- Dead Fic: Hasn't been updated since January 2020.
- Death by Adaptation: The punchline to the The Hunger Games crossover strip has Katniss and Peeta get flash-fried by Godzilla's atomic breath.
- Friendly Enemy: Godzilla and Gigan are affable enough with each other that, after Godzilla blows Gigan's head off, Godzilla offers to take Gigan to the repair shop.
- In the Style of: The The Terminator "crossover" was actually a parody, with Mechagodzilla in the role of the T-800 and Mothra in the role of Sarah Connor.
- Kaiju: Not just Godzilla, but also any Kaiju in whatever setting he's crossing over with at the moment.
- Leitmotif: The Jaws crossover has both the Shark and Godzilla's leitmotifs delivered via Un Sound Effect.
- Musicalis Interruptus: The Frozen (2013) crossover has "Let It Go" interrupted by a fight between Godzilla and Gigan, the two Kaiju oblivious to the Disney Princess standing nearby.
- Mythology Gag: Godzilla's fights with Gigan and King Ghidorah both happen in icy terrain.
- Godzilla also has a tendency to pour his Atomic Breath down enemies' throats.
- Negative Continuity: Being a gag-a-day type series, there is no continuity between strips.
- Not Me This Time: Godzilla's remark upon watching the events of Die Hard while sitting in front of the Nakatomi tower.Godzilla: Wow... "I didn't even touch that one!"
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Official Fan-Submitted Content: The artist's Patreon commissioners were allowed to choose which crossover Godzilla went into next. The corresponding Patreon or DeviantArt comment would be featured at the top of the strip. - Offscreen Moment of Awesome: Godzilla and Zilla catching and killing the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. We don't see the actual fight, only the aftermath.
- Oh, Crap!: It's a Running Gag that Godzilla's mere presence tends to cause this reaction.
- Paper-Thin Disguise: The Fifty Shades of Grey crossover episode has Godzilla's "disguise" be to simply hold up a sign saying "Ana" and ask for parking validation. Christian Grey still falls for it.Christian Grey: I am going to fuck that.Secretary: Sir, there's something wrong with you.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: A Running Gag involving Godzilla doing a Crossover involves the locals reacting this way.
- Super-Deformed: The artist's normal drawing style gives a somewhat Chibified Godzilla (see the page image for an example), but he can also give a more realistic drawing style as well. Averted for humans, whom he always draws more realistically.
- What Year Is This?: Godzilla says this so often that it's practically his Catchphrase in this strip.
