Godzilla Singular Point

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==Summary==
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Godzilla Singular Point (ゴジラ) is an animated Godzilla television series produced by Toho which debuted on Netflix in Japan on March 25, 2021 and began airing on television on April 1. Netflix made it available internationally on June 24. A collaboration between studios Bones and Orange, it employs a blend of 2D and 3D animation
==Series==
Godzilla_Singular_Point_final_poster.jpg|Godzilla Singular Point
GSP_Zero.jpg|Godzilla Singular Point Novelization
==Information==
==Power of the Verse==
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This verse is very powerful as it has several broken abilities and ranges widely in power. In Godzilla Singular Point, almost from the very beginning, the monsters reach Small Building level+ to even Island level feats. However, there is a huge jump in power as Godzilla reaches Universe level+, due to being a 4th-dimensional being whose mere presence distorts space and time itself, with feats like nearly destroying the universe.
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Godzillaverse has some notable striking strength feats, the verse's levels range from Small Building level+ on the lower ends, to Hyperverse level on the higher ends.
Characters had high lifting strength feats, that ranged from Below Average Human on the lower ends, to Immesurable on higher ends.
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Ranges from Superhuman movement speed, with Hypersonic+ reactions and combat speed, and Massively Hypersonic speed feats. 
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While all the monsters are physical powerhouses, there are also several broken abilities including, Gravity Manipulation, Spatial Manipulation, Time Manipulation, Weather Manipulation, Flight, Electricity Manipulation, Body Control, Attack Reflection, Energy Manipulation among others.
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==Explanations==
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Many of the terms and concepts utilized in the profiles are uncommon but integral to the franchise since a lot of the crucial information for comprehending the lore is obscured or buried in antiquated sources, unavailable in English, or otherwise hard to come by. Nevertheless, Godzilla has many blogs devoted to explaining its concepts to newcomers so that even a total novice can immediately grasp the essentials.
*Godzilla Singular Point Powerscaling Explanation: Important to understand the the nature of the kaiju, their origin, the Red Dust, and other concepts of the series. 
*Godzilla Singular Point Cosmology (Novel): Important to understand the Cosmology from the Godzilla Singular Point Novelization.
*Godzilla Singular Point Novelization Scan Blog: This is a Scan Blog for the verse, it's very important to understand the nature of the kaiju, their origin, the Red Dust, and other concepts of the series.
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*Kaiju: Kaiju (怪獣 kaijū) is a Japanese word that literally means "strange beast" and is usually translated as "monster" in English. Traditionally, kaiju can refer to any sort of strange creature, but in recent times the word has become associated with a genre of tokusatsu entertainment, specifically Japanese cinema that involves giant monsters. The most powerful kaiju are at times advertently referred to as daikaiju (大怪獣 daikaijū) the prefix dai- emphasizing great power or status and is usually translated as "giant monster."
*Mecha: In science fiction, mecha (メカ) or mechs are giant robots or machines typically depicted as piloted and as humanoid walking vehicles. Mechas are typically depicted as humanoid mobile robots. The term was first used in Japanese (meka) after shortening the English loanword mekanikaru ('mechanical'), but the meaning in Japanese is more inclusive, and "robot" (robotto) or "giant robot" is the narrower term.
*Kaijin: Kaijin (怪人) is a Japanese word that means "mysterious person." In Japanese, kaijin is a relatively broad term that encompasses any fictional human-like character that possesses strange supernatural abilities and is usually used to refer to villains.
*Hiiroo: (ヒイロ) is a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities. Any individual of colorful appearance and extraordinary prowess.
*Earth Defenders: Earth Defenders tolerate humans but do not make a point to defend them - they see the Aliens as a blight on Earth and destroying them is their primary goal. They protect the world and their home of Monster Island from any foreign threat including humans.
*Divine Monsters: These monsters are/have been worshipped by humans, and are aware of their divine power (figuratively and literally) and exert it, both to reward and punish, some being more benevolent than others. Most of them defend the cosmos itself, and therefore often ally with Earth Defenders.
*Demonic Monsters: A demon is a supernatural evil being, that usually follows the commands of a demonic deity, whose principal motivations can vary, but usually tortured souls and kaiju for eternity in Hell.
*GDF (Global Defense Force): The Global Defense Force has built many mechs to defend mankind from monsters, be they from Earth or Outer Space.
*Aliens: These Alien monsters do the bidding of different alien races. Their primary goal is to conquer Earth by any means. They are willing to destroy both humans and kaiju from the other factions alike to achieve their goals, and with the support of their military, they are prepared to crush any resistance from the planet.
*Lawless Monsters: Due to various reasons, these monsters merely follow their own needs, making no allies and attacking everything that threatens them. Some have a lust for power that comes before all other concerns, all working for their own, sinister agenda: to destroy everything in their path. Some of them are bent on world domination, while others merely destroy what they dislike and if unchecked, could destroy human civilization.
*Independent Forces: These monsters are under mind control to obey the power of crazy scientists or any other races that came from Earth, and independently of the period, who have the intention to take control over the planet. These creatures are, therefore, extremely dangerous.
*Shobijin: Are tiny twin priestesses of Mothra who first appeared in the 1961 film, Mothra. They have been featured in nearly all of the character's film appearances since, as well as in several comics and video games. While their names and portrayals have varied over the years, Mothra's Shobijin acts as her link to humanity, interceding on her behalf with the rest of the world. The Shobijin can telepathically communicate with Mothra and translate her messages and often sing to summon her or pray for her aid.
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*Godzilla Singular Point: In the year 2030, Nigashio City, Chiba Prefecture. Yun Arikawa of the local "multipurpose" Otaki Factory investigates clues in a European-style house, long thought abandoned. Mei Kamino, a graduate student studying fantasy creatures, investigates mysterious signals received from the Old Tsuguno District administration bureau "Misakioku." Two strangers, visiting completely different places as part of completely different investigations, both hear the same song. This song brings the two together and leads them into a battle beyond imagination that grips the whole world. A mystery left behind by a lone researcher, monsters appearing across the globe, and a world dyed red. Can these two face down the hopeless future (Godzilla) that threatens mankind...? Brought together by a mysterious song, a grad student and an engineer lead the fight against an unimaginable force that may spell doom for the world.
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==Calculations==
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*Godzilla's Atomic Breath speed Mach 139.16 (Massively Hypersonic)
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==Notes==
*Note 1: Credit for the vast majority of information and descriptions belongs to Gojipedia, Wikizilla, and Toho Kingdom for several of the character page information summaries and abilities.
*Note 2: Within versus threads, the original poster should specify which incarnation of Godzilla or any other Kaiju that is being used.
*Note 3: Brought to you by the same writer who made The Self-reference engine, Godzilla Singular Point Novelization. Now the anime has been out for a while and it was very much math-oriented, however, the novelization has a lot more information due to the presence of narration. The verse is most likely a separate canon due to different dialogues, somewhat different events, some cosmological discrepancies, and powers that were not showcased in the anime or ones that functioned very differently. While the general premise is the same, those differences and all the additional context given to us by the narrator make it safer to add as separate from the anime.
*Note 4: The verse consistently mentions and talks directly about higher dimensions. The whole general premise is that an entity, "It", who is the true form of Godzilla (and SHIVA) comes from a higher dimension. It is implied it sees each universe as a dream in which it creates its own physical body and tries to take over. The entity has destroyed thousands of universes and it seems that it also takes them over physically as it is explained that it is expanding its domain. It usually creates its own body, and imbues it with a singularity (described to be a tear in reality made by It comes into contact with it, letting in the red dust, aka, the archetype molecules explained later, and the entities who are parts of It)
*Note 5: The entity has also become "mainstream" in its dimension and made other entities on its level merely parts of it, its branches, which it uses however it wants. They destroy and take over universes and shift them into part of "It", which changes the structure of the universe as everything becomes archetype-based.
*Note 6: Archetypes are molecules that extend into the higher dimensions. they are generated by "It" and used by entities who are parts of it (and by It) as building blocks to change the universe and create their bodies. 
*Note 7: How high into higher dimensional are they? Seemingly Hyperverse level at their peak. Just some of the entities that were part of "It" have been described as connected to countless dimensions (in the context of the quote it is specifically mathematical dimensions) and it is said that they see things like time and space as paths they can take, rather than something they exist within. Additionally, "It" has been stated to view the universe like a dream, or rather dreams within dreams that continue on and on. "It" is unkillable within space-time as attempting to affect it is described to be the same as characters on TV trying to reach out beyond the screen.
*Note 8: The HD entities also have a higher-dimensional information and causality network using which some can communicate across time and space. "It" is a node there, similarly to a character called Jet Jaguar, who is described to blank out parts of the universe from Godzilla's future sight, causing ripples in causality with his existence. Godzilla himself (or it) can affect causality, rip it to shreds, or even nullify it at will, affecting even the higher dimensional entities.
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
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==Character Profiles==
===Disambiguation Page===
60_years_of_mayhem_colors_by_kaijusamurai-d7hrjrd.jpg|Godzilla|link=Godzilla
 
===Trunks of"It"===
Godzilla_Ultima_-_aki-asset.jpg|Godzilla (Novel)|link=Godzilla (Godzilla Singular Point Novelization)
SHIVA_GSP.jpg|SHIVA (Novel)|link=SHIVA (Godzilla Singular Point Novelization)
===Monsters===
====Lawless Monsters/Branches of "It"====
*Lawless Monsters: Due to various reasons, these monsters merely follow their own needs, making no allies and attacking everything that threatens them. Some have a lust for power that comes before all other concerns, all working for their own, sinister agenda: to destroy everything in their path. Some of them are bent in world domination, others merely destroy what they dislike and if unchecked, could destroy human civilization.
File:Godzilla SP pic.png|Godzilla Ultima|link=Godzilla (Godzilla Singular Point)
Rodan SP pic.png|Rodan|link=Rodan (Godzilla Singular Point)
Anguirus_SP_Pic.png|Anguirus|link=Anguirus (Godzilla Singular Point)
Salunga pic.png|Salunga|link=Salunga
Manda_SP_pic.png|Manda|link=Manda (Godzilla Singular Point)
Kumonga_SP_pic.png|Kumonga|link=Kumonga (Godzilla Singular Point)
====Mechas====
*Mecha: Mechas are typically depicted as humanoid mobile robots. The term was first used in Japanese (meka) after shortening the English loanword mekanikaru ('mechanical'), but the meaning in Japanese is more inclusive, and "robot" (robotto) or "giant robot" is the narrower term. This category contains robots, mechs, and any mechanical monster.
 
Jet_Jaguar_SP_pic_X.png|Jet Jaguar|link=Jet Jaguar (Godzilla Singular Point)
Jet_Jaguar_(Godzilla_Singular_Point_Novelization) Z.jpg|Jet Jaguar (Novel)|link=Jet Jaguar (Godzilla Singular Point Novelization)
==Weapons==
Orthogonal_Diagonalizer.png|Orthogonal Diagonalizer|link=Orthogonal Diagonalizer (Godzilla Singular Point Novelization)
Anguirus_Spear.png|Anguirus Spear|link=Anguirus Spear (Godzilla Singular Point Novelization)
 
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