That's a pretty sound idea, except that they have no way of getting in contact with Goku (doesn't carry a cell phone), and King Kai is hard to reach unless he's talking to them (or Goku is).
Not saying you're not wrong, though I suspect that if they did have a way to contact Goku, it would get broken so that they couldn't run things by him as you suggested.
One Strip! One Strip!I thought it might be a play on the way Gojira is either the hero or villain of a movie depending entirely on which Gojira movie you're watching. If Gojira is alone in the movie, he's the monster and you should be afraid of him. If there's another monster, Gojira is the hero and he's going to save us all from the other monster.
Thus, entirely through Gojiras, the officer convinced the people that this was Gojira, and not the terrifying GOJIRA .
But that might be stretching. I honestly have no idea.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.Gojira is generally a force of nature rather then a clear cut hero or villain with a few exceptions.
Watch SymphogearHas Mothra ever been the villain? I think she's pretty consistently the Big Good.
I don't think so. Ghidorah's been a good guy more often than Mothra a villain.
Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.Mothra has Battra as the Anti-Hero counterpart.
edited 15th Feb '18 12:47:40 PM by Demongodofchaos2
Watch SymphogearI assumed the Gojira gag was just taking the Godzilla films' tendency to say "Gojira!" a lot to its logical conclusion: Making it Groot-speak where "Gojira" is the only word anybody can say yet they still manage to have conversations.
Edit: Funny that I've got this avatar in use when this conversation happens.
edited 15th Feb '18 1:02:08 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!It's like how a disaster movie tries to make you invested in the victims' lives so that you actually care about whether they survive the disaster or not. It's just that in a kaiju film, the disaster is a sentient Square-Cube Law-violating mass of atomic fire breath rather than an earthquake, or a volcano, or a sharknado.
Of course, most audiencegoers just want to get to the kaiju rampage, hence the trope name.
edited 15th Feb '18 2:26:27 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!

To be fair, at that point in time, if anyone knows about Vegeta's quick firing problems or recovery time, it's Bulma...