MaxGoji

== MaxGoji (Kaiju Profile) ==
MaxGoji (マックスゴジ Makkusugoji) First appeard in the 40 min film Godzilla: 3-D To The Max 2007 short film releasted once only:12 September 2007 
== History ==
=== Godzilla 3-D To The Max (2007-Film) ===
Towards the end of the Millennium series, Yoshimitsu Banno approached Toho with an idea for a Godzilla film in IMAX 3-D. Though Godzilla 2000: Millennium had not performed especially well in the United States, he believed that the character would prosper in a specialty format which emphasized size and sound. Since the company did not have any concrete plans to continue the Godzilla series after Godzilla: Final Wars was released in 2004, they agreed to a contract similar to the one TriStar Pictures had signed to make its 1998 American Godzilla film. Toho would provide Banno with the rights to Godzilla but not any financial backing, and they would have to sign off on the story and monster designs.
Banno completed a story proposal, called Godzilla vs. Deathla to the MAX, in December 2003, with the character of Deathla intended as a new version of Hedorah. The film had an intended run time of 36 minutes.
Banno's first revision, finished in 2005, was retitled Godzilla 3-D to the MAX, with a proposed budget of $9 million and a run time of 40 minutes. Principal photography would have started in December 2005, with post-production running from March to May 2006. Advanced Audiovisual Productions formed "The Godzilla 3D To The Max Production Committee" with the American company White Cat Productions and launched a website to entice investors in June 2005.
The project was first reported as Godzilla 3-D in a December 2005 Yomiuri Shimbum article, with a budget of $25 million and a production start date of March 2006. Instead, March saw the Godzilla 3-D site go offline. Further news did not emerge until May 2007, when Kerner Productions announced its involvement with the project. Godzilla would be brought to life with a combination of practical and digital effects, including motion capture, and production was to start in February 2008.
It is unknown when Legendary Pictures first expressed interest in the project, but the company's desire to make a feature-length film turned out to be Godzilla 3-D's undoing. Advanced Audiovisual's contract with Toho was for a film 60 minutes or less. Producers Banno, Kenji Okuhira, and Brian Rogers attempted to renegotiate the deal, but decided to simply return the rights to Godzilla and Hedorah to Toho and let Legendary sign a new contract, which was publicly announced in March 2010. Banno and Okuhira would be credited as executive producers on Legendary's Godzilla film, released in 2014, with Rogers as a producer.
Banno and Advanced Audiovisual would later attempt to rework the story of Godzilla 3-D into an IMAX Gamera film, titled Gamera 3-D. Even after the release of Legendary's Godzilla, Banno was still discussing a new Hedorah project, called Hedorah vs. Midora.
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