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Toho’s Godzilla Monsterverse — one of the oldest screen franchises — has a fediverse home on Lemmy!

Are you a Monsterverse fan? Or, perhaps just Monsterverse curious?

Whatever your degree of love for or interest in kaiju and all things Monsterverse, this community is intended to be a welcoming place in the fediverse for you.

Join us to share news, art or discuss the new television franchise on AppleTV with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and the spinoff Coldwar spy thriller prequel going into production this spring.

Or, share news, your thoughts and creations for the more than 70 years of the movie franchise that started with Godzilla (1954).

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Season Finale Discussion | Monarch: Legacy of Monsters | 2 x10 "Where We Belong" (startrek.website)

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Kong and Titan X face off in a colossal clash that threatens to reshape Skull Island. Shaw embarks on a dangerous journey.

Written by: Andrew Colville

Directed by: Lawrence Trilling

New photo from closing scene — strongly suggests a third season to come.

Welcome to the season finale discussion! There is no spoiler protection in episode discussion threads, and spoiler tags are not necessary!

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[–] harrys_balzac@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 2 hours ago (1 children)

Even if they find Hiroshi in Axis Mundi, I don't know if it'd be possible to bring him out. If it was, there'd be multiples of every dead Titan making their way through the rifts.

Based on what they showed between the Shaws, that version of Lee in Axis Mundi probably couldn't pass through the rift.

Suzuki's machine permitted communication across time/dimensions, but sending a communication signal is much different than moving a complex life form.

It was a great finale and I'm looking forward to next season.

[–] StillPaisleyCat@startrek.website 2 points 1 hour ago

The actor who plays Keiko has shared that they shot a scene — at the point where Keiko sees the younger Lee in the rift — in which Keiko made a conscious decision to stay and help Cate instead of going back into the rift with Lee.

The scene was deleted in the final cut for streaming television.

Setting aside the problem that there would have been two different Keiko’s present in Axis Mundi at the same time if she had returned, this strongly suggests that the creators are playing with the idea that multiple instances of a person can exist.

Let’s see what they do with this (assuming a season three announcement is imminent).