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Road of Gojira Ep. 08: Let's make another one

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Road of Gojira Ep. 08: Let's make another one

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On today’s episode of Road of Gojira, we take a look at the very first sequel in the Godzilla series, which introduced fan-favorite kaiju Anguirus and started the kaiju vs. kaiju concept that the series would become known for. SOURCES - Books Critical History and Filmography of Toho's Godzilla Series David Kalat Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters August Ragone Godzilla and Toho Tokusatsu Official Mook vol .24 Godzilla Chronicles Vol. 3, The Junzo Takaki, Kazuhiro Matsunomoto Godzilla FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the King of the Monsters Brian Solomon Godzilla: The Encyclopedia: Shinji Nishikawa Unravels the Depths of Godzilla Shinji Nishikawa Godzilla on Screen, take 2 Jeffrey Angles Godzilla: The Ultimate Illustrated Guide Graham Skipper Illustrated Encyclopedia of Godzilla, The Ed Godziszewski Japanese Special Effects Cinema: Godfathers of Tokusatsu: Vol. 1 J.L. Carrozza Japan's Favorite Mon-Star: The Unauthorized Biography of "The Big G" Steve Ryfle, Jay Ghee Kaiju Unleashed: An Illustrated Guide to the World of Strange Beasts Shawn Pryor Monsters are attacking Tokyo Stuart Galbraith IV Mushroom Clouds and Mushroom Men: The Fantastic Cinema of Ishiro Honda Peter H. Brothers Official Godzilla Compendium: A 40 Year Retrospective, The J.D. Lees SF: The Japanese Science Fiction Film Encyclopedia J.L. Carrozza Sons of Godzilla: From Destroyer to Defender - From Ridicule to Respect (1955-1995), The Peter H. Brothers Toho SF special effects movie series 3 Kei Endo What Is the Story of Godzilla? Sheila Keenan Documentaries and commentaries Commentary by Steve Ryfle on Classic Media's Godzilla Raids Again DVD Other Sources Toho Kingdom Wikizilla Fair Use Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, certain uses of copyrighted material—such as for criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, and research—are allowed under "fair use." This means content may be used without permission for non-profit, educational, or personal purposes.