Weirdest Unmade Godzilla looks And Unmade films

## Notzilla

*1962. Yomama Bay. While the Japanese armed forces destroy yet another giant kaiju, a young paleontologist, Prof. Hiro Honda, rescues her offspring, whisking the mysterious red egg off to safety in friendly Cincinnati, Ohio (Ohio means "hello" in Japanese).*

*However, as the jet arrives, he accidentally flushes the egg down the toilet. It disappears into the Ohio River just as a group of physicists, led by the brilliant (or maybe not) Dr. Richard Blowheart, are testing "uber-fission" power at SNUGI, the Secret Nuclear Underground Government Installation 500 stories beneath the city of Cincinnati.*

*Shaken loose by testing, the egg is quickly discovered by Blowheart and his assistant, Dr. Shirley Yujest. The two soon meet Prof. Honda, who tells them that the egg contains a living Notzillasaurus Partiontilldon. The creature will remain small, he explains, as long as it is not exposed to alcohol. But if it is, it will grow hundreds of times larger (naturally) and attack the nearest city!*

*As sparks ignite between Hiro and Shirley, Dr. Blowheart guzzles beer and watches the egg hatch. Curious to see what will happen, he offers it beer. Baby Notzilla likes it — a lot. But they run out, so Notzilla goes on a beer run, all the while growing larger and larger. And burping fire. Which is kind of an issue.*

*Notzilla pops open a tower at the Padiddle Brewery, and then heads straight for the city!*

*The armed forces, led by 2½ star General Dirk Bogus, are unable to stop the monster. So Dr. Bllowheart decides to kill it using an untested nuclear mega-blaster that will most likely destroy everything else in a 100 mile radius, as well.*

*Hiro sets out to stop the insane (or possibly just incredibly stupid) Dr. Blowheart, and save his beloved Notzilla. But he can't do so without the help of Blowheart's brilliant and extremely attractive assistant, Shirley. Will Shirley turn against her boss — eliminating any chance of being recognized as a legitimate nuclear physicist — and help Hiro, with whom she’s quickly falling in love, save the world?*

## Godzilla vs. Ghost Godzilla (Profile Ghost Godzilla)

Kazuki Omori would run with this proposal, and create a draft that deviated slightly from the original plan. In the plot to this proposed film, Ghost Godzilla was to have an origin similar to the Millennium Mechagodzilla, where the disturbance of its bones would result in its resurgence. Its attacks would be in similar areas to where it once roamed, in an effort to recover the last of its disturbed bones.

As its final bone was relocated, Godzilla would cease attacking for some time, but return in the form of Aurora Godzilla. Using this form, Little Godzilla would be possessed, and as the original Godzilla now possessed a body, it would begin another reign of destruction. This would only be stopped once the second Godzilla defeated Little Godzilla, to which the last bone of Godzilla would be destroyed, shattering to dust. The remnants of Ghost Godzilla's energy would mix with this dust and the end result would be Crystal Godzilla.

The concept of Ghost Godzilla, despite receiving multiple drafts and submissions would ultimately go unused. This was scrapped as Godzilla's previous two enemies, Mechagodzilla and SpaceGodzilla, resembled him aesthetically. Director Takao Okawara said that "having three movies in a row where Godzilla fights a monster that resembles him is just too much," so the project was dropped in favor of *Godzilla vs. Destoroyah*.