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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: "Kingdom Of Monsters" is almost nothing ''but'' such moments, at least until the last few issues where it suddenly realizes there's an actual plot to deal with. For example the weird Lady Gaga {{Expy}} who appears in one issue, rants about how Godzilla is divine retribution, than dies off-panel in the next issue and is never mentioned again.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: "Kingdom Of Monsters" is almost nothing ''but'' such moments, at least until the last few issues where it suddenly realizes there's an actual plot to deal with. For example the weird Lady Gaga {{Expy}} who appears in one issue, rants about how Godzilla is divine retribution, than then dies off-panel in the next issue and is never mentioned again.
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta affiliations. Her ideology as a social darwinist who thinks that predators are entitled to prey is also at odds with Lady Gaga's emphasis on vulnerable targets and increased protections, but in line with several racial environmentalist celebrities.
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta PETA affiliations. Her ideology as a social darwinist SocialDarwinist who thinks that predators are entitled to prey is also at odds with Lady Gaga's emphasis on vulnerable targets and increased protections, but in line with several racial environmentalist celebrities.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Kingdom of Monsters is not looked back on too fondly with being a little too dark too quickly and writing that went no where with a few good ideas. Godzilla Ongoing was an improvement with being not quite so dreary and having an actual direction. Rulers of the Earth seems to have the best reception of the main series for being just plain monster fun.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Kingdom of Monsters is not looked back on too fondly with being a little too dark too quickly and writing that went no where nowhere with only a few good ideas. Godzilla Ongoing was an improvement with being not quite so dreary and having an actual direction. Rulers of the Earth seems to have the best reception of the main series for being just plain monster fun.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: When the Japanese first encounter Godzilla, their first reaction is to nuke him. In reality, while they do have the capability, Japan is not part of the nuclear club and have made it clear that they'd rather not have anything to do with nuclear weapons.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jerseyfied [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
* WhatAnIdiot: Dr. Pohl's plan was to control the monsters, including Godzilla, and weaponize them. Too bad he didn't count on [[spoiler: Godzilla breaking out of his cage or the space monsters]].
* WhatAnIdiot: Dr. Pohl's plan was to control the monsters, including Godzilla, and weaponize them. Too bad he didn't count on [[spoiler: Godzilla breaking out of his cage or the space monsters]].
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jerseyfied [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
* WhatAnIdiot: Dr. Pohl's plan was to control the monsters, including Godzilla, and weaponize them. Too bad he didn't count on [[spoiler: Godzilla breaking out of his cage or the space monsters]].unlikable.
* WhatAnIdiot: Dr. Pohl's plan was to control the monsters, including Godzilla, and weaponize them. Too bad he didn't count on [[spoiler: Godzilla breaking out of his cage or the space monsters]].
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta affiliations. Her ideology as a social darwinist who thinks that predators are entitled to prey is also at odds with Lady Gaga's emphasis on vulnerable targets nd increased protections, but in line with several other "environmentalist" celebrities.
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta affiliations. Her ideology as a social darwinist who thinks that predators are entitled to prey is also at odds with Lady Gaga's emphasis on vulnerable targets nd and increased protections, but in line with several other "environmentalist" racial environmentalist celebrities.
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta affiliations. Her ideology as a social darwinist who thinks that predators are entitled to prey is also at odds with Lady Gaga's emphasis on vulnerable targets nd increased protections, but in line with several other "environmentalist" celebrities.
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* ShallowParody: Girly Yaya is a Lady Gaga parody that acts as a crazy environmentalist. This is a very odd creative choice considering Lady Gaga is better known for her LGBT activism rather than anything even remotely related to animals, and there are no shortages of other pop celebrities with Peta affiliations.
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Darkness Induced Audience Apathy was renamed.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: To some, the efforts to be DarkerAndEdgier just make the comic too depressing to read, notably the constant DeathOfAChild. Even bearing in mind the comic's effort to be closer to the original film and Heisei era, it is seen by some as too shocking a move.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: To some, the efforts to be DarkerAndEdgier just make the comic too depressing to read, notably the constant DeathOfAChild. Even bearing in mind the comic's effort to be closer to the original film and Heisei era, it is seen by some as too shocking a move.
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* CrazyAwesome: Pretty much every scene involving Jet Jaguar.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: When the Japanese first encounter Godzilla, their first reaction is to nuke him. In reality, while they do have the capability, Japan is not part of the nuclear club and have made it clear that they'd rather not have anything to do with nuclear weapons.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jersey Five [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
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* TakeThatScrappy: Girly Yaya, the Lady Gaga {{Expy}} who wanted to protect the monsters while showing complete disregard for all the people they killed, is found dead in the ruins of Los Angeles following Godzilla's fight with Angirus.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: The cast of Jerseyfied. They may have been a bunch of shallow reality stars but that does not mean they deserved to be incinerated by Godzilla's atomic breath nor justify Sgt. Woods leaving them to die.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast ofJersey Five Jerseyfied [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: The cast of Jerseyfied. They may have been a bunch of shallow reality stars but that does not mean they deserved to be incinerated by Godzilla's atomic breath nor justify Sgt. Woods leaving them to die.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods.Woods in his first appearance. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jersey Five [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jersey Five [[DissapiorateRetribution [[DisproportionateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Many readers (including [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]]) feel this way about Sgt. Woods. With his narration coming across as {{Wangst}}ing and his refusal to rescue the cast of Jersey Five [[DissapiorateRetribution for the crime of being on a crappy reality show]] making him come across as unlikable.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: To some, the efforts to be DarkerAndEdgier just make the comic too depressing to read, notably the constant aversion to InfantImmortality. Even bearing in mind the comic's effort to be closer to the original film and Heisei era, it is seen by some as too shocking a move.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: To some, the efforts to be DarkerAndEdgier just make the comic too depressing to read, notably the constant aversion to InfantImmortality.DeathOfAChild. Even bearing in mind the comic's effort to be closer to the original film and Heisei era, it is seen by some as too shocking a move.
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* {{Padding}}: Much of the story feels more like poor satire and what little story there is, Woods protecting Allie, just keeps repeating itself until the last few issues.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: American culture is especially decadent is beaten many times into the reader's skull.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: American culture is being especially decadent is beaten many times into the reader's skull.
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* Anvilicious: American culture is especially decadent is beaten many times into the reader's skull.
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* MemeticMutation: "I bet that in the next issue, Obama becomes [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultraman]]." [[note]]'Kingdom of Monsters' prominently features an obvious expy of Barack Obama as a recurring character leading to much japery in this vein.[[/note]]
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: "Kingdom Of Monsters" is almost nothing ''but'' such moments, at least until the last few issues where it suddenly realizes there's an actual plot to deal with. For example the weird Lady Gaga {{Expy}} who appears in one issue, rants about how Godzilla is divine retribution, than dies off-panel in the next issue and is never mentioned again.
* CrazyAwesome: Pretty much every scene involving Jet Jaguar.
* CrazyAwesome: Pretty much every scene involving Jet Jaguar.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Kingdom Of Monsters tends to be ignored, simply because it's not nearly as good as what came after it.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Kingdom of Monsters is not looked back on too fondly with being a little too dark too quickly and writing that went no where with a few good ideas. Godzilla Ongoing was an improvement with being not quite so dreary and having an actual direction. Rulers of the Earth seems to have the best reception of the main series for being just plain monster fun.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: To some, the efforts to be DarkerAndEdgier just make the comic too depressing to read, notably the constant aversion to InfantImmortality. Even bearing in mind the comic's effort to be closer to the original film and Heisei era, it is seen by some as too shocking a move.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Dr. Pohl's plan was to control the monsters, including Godzilla, and weaponize them. Too bad he didn't count on [[spoiler: Godzilla breaking out of his cage or the space monsters]].
