Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Trailer Sparks Controversy Over Kaiju Sprinting Scene

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The New Empire of Godzilla X Kong Sparks Controversy Among Fans

Earlier this week, Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire released a new trailer, igniting mixed reactions among fans. The trailer showcased a scene of the iconic kaiju sprinting through a crystal-studded cavern, leaving some fans conflicted.

While it’s understood that a movie featuring gigantic monsters requires a level of suspended disbelief, some fans were displeased with the portrayal of the kaiju sprinting. Many argued that the quick movements ruined the sense of scale and weighty movements that are typically associated with Godzilla and King Kong.

Social media was abuzz with comments from fans expressing their disappointment. Some fans felt that the fast and agile movements destroyed the grandiose scale that the monsters are known for. Others pointed out that the animation made the apex predators look “goofy.”

However, anti-jogging activists quickly found themselves at odds with fans of the classic Japanese live-action representations of Godzilla. They cited scenes from older Godzilla movies where the monster displayed unusual biological movements, including tail-sliding and using atomic breath to fly through the air backward.

In a recent interview with the movie’s director, Adam Wingard, he hinted at the nature of a new character that will serve as the primary antagonist in the upcoming movie. According to Wingard, the new character will be a match for both Kong and Godzilla, promising an entertaining and thrilling storyline.

Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire is set to dig deeper into the history of the titans and their mysterious subterranean world when it releases on April 12 next year. For more monstrous content, fans are encouraged to check out articles on how to watch every Godzilla movie in order and take a look at the history of the iconic beasts.

Anthony, a freelance contributor covering science and video gaming news for IGN, has been following these developments and is excited to see the new movie come to life.

Follow him on Twitter @BeardConGamer to stay updated on all things monster-related.

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