The novel version of ‘Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire’ reveals why Godzilla is obsessed with Rome

The novel version of ‘Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire’ reveals why Godzilla is obsessed with Rome
The novel version of ‘Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire’ reveals why Godzilla is obsessed with Rome

In the recent adventures of the MonsterVerse franchise, Godzilla and Kong: The New Empire has proven to be a colossus at the box office. This titanic confrontation has not only brought together two of the most emblematic giants of cinema, but also has introduced a surprising narrative arc for both, especially for Godzilla. As Kong explores new aspects of his character, the famous Japanese kaiju not only faces other kaiju, but also reveals an unexpectedly emotional side when choosing Rome, specifically the Roman Colosseum, as your new home.

A good nap at the Colosseum in Rome

The fight at the beginning of the film not only highlights the ferocity to which Godzilla has reached since his last appearance in Godzilla vs Kongbut also culminates in a great victory, after which the colossus He retires to rest in the ancient ruins of the Colosseum. Now, thanks to the novelization of the film, we know the reason why he decides choose these ruins as your favorite bed.

Although the Colosseum lacks the nuclear power of its previous dwellings, Italy’s ancient architecture evokes memories of an ancient temple and a civilization that in ancient times venerated it. In an almost human choice. Looking towards the future of the MonsterVerse and this franchise in general, it remains to be seen how the situation of Godzilla and his new ‘home’ will be handled, and although he tried to be careful, he always ends up causing destruction. Italian leaders are eager to move the titan out of its iconic haven, but options are limited. Maybe build a replica?

 
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