Godzilla Singular Point Anime: Release Date Speculations, Expected Spin-Offs, Rumours, and Plot Details!

The Godzilla Singular Point anime is set to premiere in 2021, and with all of the speculation going on about the release date and plot details, it’s no wonder that fans are eager for more information. Although we can only speculate about what will happen next until the official trailer is released, there have been some rumours floating around social media. We’ve collected some of those rumours and put them together here for you!

Netflix Release Date for “Godzilla Singular Point”:

An English-subtitled trailer for Godzilla: Singular Point has been released via the official Netflix Anime YouTube account, giving an action-packed glimpse at the adventures to come and confirming a U.S. release in June. The story looks wild, to say the least, with several robotic suits and vehicles (including the redesigned Jet Jaguar), references to seeing the future, and lots of stylish kaiju fights. Several new monsters appear alongside the old ones, and the trailer’s allusions to a global catastrophe foreshadow some significant battles to come. And of course, Godzilla himself appears, delivering his signature roar and a blast of atomic fire breath.

Plot Details for Godzilla Singular Point Anime:

The first episode will reportedly be an adaptation of the original 1954 film. In it, a baby Godzilla emerges from its mother’s egg at a point in history when Earth has been under attack by other monsters like Mothra and Rodan. He is found and raised by humans before being discovered again as he matures to adulthood, rampaging across Japan and inadvertently proving his existence to humanity. King Kong joins him in Tokyo during that time period.

In total, there are five episodes planned featuring many different incarnations of Godzilla (including Mechagodzilla), each with its own storyline based on films such as “Godzilla vs. Biollante” and “Godzilla vs. Destoroyah.”

The Godzilla Singular Point anime will be a series of six or seven 30-minute episodes. It is animated by Polygon Pictures, the company that created Knights of Sidonia and Ajin: Demi-Human. The show’s opening theme song will reportedly be “Godzilla!” sung in English by one of Japan’s most famous rock bands, Electric Light Orchestra (or ELO).

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The show features a female protagonist named Sachi, who has been hailed as Japan’s first black heroine.

Many of the iconic monsters from Toho Co.’s library have appeared on-screen throughout Godzilla Singular Point anime so far. Godzilla himself only appears briefly at the end of episode 12 and will return for more episodes later this year. Fans speculate that Episode 20 might be the opening to an anticipated movie spinoff where King Ghidorah battles it out with Mothra, Rodan, Anguirus, and Kumonga!

Source: Screen Rant.com

Godzilla Singular Point anime is a co-production between Toho and Netflix, with the latter holding streaming rights for most of Asia outside Japan.

Frequently Asked Questions about “Godzilla Singular Point”:

What is Godzilla Singular Point?

Godzilla Singular Point is a Japanese manga, which tells the story of a group of young people who have been affected by Godzilla. The story follows their trials as they battle through personal dilemmas to finally get revenge on Godzilla for what he has done. So far, there are 20 episodes released in Japan, and Netflix plans to release it outside Japan soon after it’s completed airing.

How many episodes will be made for “Godzilla Singular Point”?

The Godzilla Singular Point anime is going to be completed by the end of this year, so Netflix can release it outside Japan soon after. There are currently 20 episodes, and some speculate that episode 20 might open an anticipated movie spinoff where King Ghidorah battles Mothra, Rodan, Anguirus, and Godzilla.

What do we know about “Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle”?

There’s a lot more content coming out for fans, with two new movies set to come out in 2020! The first will be called “Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle,” while the second has not been officially titled yet but was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 as being directed by Michael Dougherty.

What do we know about “Godzilla: The Planet Eater”?

The final movie in the trilogy is called “Godzilla: The Planet Eater” and will come out later this year. It’s set to have us follow Godzilla as he battles his way through King Ghidorah, Mothra, Rodan, Anguirus, and more! For fans who are looking for even more content from these incredible movies after you watch them on Netflix can always play the video game that was released last month by Bandai Namco Games – it features a total of five playable monsters, including Godzilla himself battling against three new kaiju!