Shin Godzilla is a Japanese tokusatsu kaiju film – a live action science fiction monster movie featuring special effects. It is the 29th Godzilla film produced by Toho.

Before shooting out its atomic breath beam, we see green neon lights travel up the spine of Dan Da Dan’ s Loch Ness Monster before it barfs up a bunch of water, closes its pupils, and shoots out ...

Shin Godzilla is back in theaters next month and reportedly looking forward to a potential sequel after a decade. This ...

Godzilla has numerous abilities at its disposal, including its high regeneration and nigh-invulnerable exterior, but the most iconic technique is the atomic breath.

Tragically, the Shin Godzilla monster isn't as durable as previous versions (including the MonsterVerse one), but his atomic breath is one of the most impressive we've ever seen.

Considering Godzilla Minus One won’t feature any other kaiju, from what we’ve seen in promotional material, Godzilla’s atomic breath is going to be quite the challenge for Japan to overcome.

The pink hue could also be a reference to 2016’s Shin Godzilla, where the evolved Godzilla had a pink/purplish atomic breath in his later forms.