The Humans at Apex Are Not the Villains in 'Godzilla vs. Kong': Understanding Their Role as Failed Heroes
When watching "Godzilla vs. Kong", Apex Cybernetics and their CEO might seem like the villains due to their creation of Mechagodzilla. However, a closer look suggests that their intentions might not be villainous. If anything, they are heroes, but their heroic plan failed and backfired seriously.
Apex, led by their visionary CEO, aimed to protect humanity from the unpredictable threat of Titans who have caused massive destruction in the past, such as Godzilla, the MUTOs, Scylla, Behemoth, etc. This was particularly evident after witnessing the global destruction caused by numerous Titans during the KOMT event. By creating Mechagodzilla, they sought to establish a defense mechanism that could ensure human safety, arguably a noble cause in the face of such colossal threats. Imagine if there were many giant monsters whose battles or rampages had destroyed our land in real life; our governments would probably unite to do the same: create a strong robot to fight these monsters, since conventional explosive weapons or even nuclear weapons cannot kill them.
Even if nuclear weapons can kill the weaker Titans, the catastrophic destruction from such massive nuclear explosions would be unacceptable. Instead, robots like Mechagodzilla can eliminate these monsters with far less collateral damage. Mechagodzilla could slice them in half with its high-powered laser, known as the 'Proton Scream', or deliver fatal blows fueled by Hollow Earth energy. Additionally, it might deploy other deadly weapons, such as massive blades, to decisively eliminate these threats. Thus, the destruction caused by Mechagodzilla is minimal compared to the devastating impact of nuclear explosions, making it the superior choice, much like the strategy employed in 'Pacific Rim'.
The true villain in "Godzilla vs. Kong" is not the humans or Godzilla, but rather King Ghidorah's consciousness. Even after death, Ghidorah's malevolence lives on, possessing Mechagodzilla and transforming it into a force of pure destruction. This evil from Ghidorah drives the chaos, positioning it as the villainous antagonist in the story.
In conclusion, while Apex and their CEO might have taken drastic measures, their intentions align more with protection than domination. The real adversary is the lingering evil of Ghidorah, whose influence turns a tool of safety into a weapon of war.
When watching "Godzilla vs. Kong", Apex Cybernetics and their CEO might seem like the villains due to their creation of Mechagodzilla. However, a closer look suggests that their intentions might not be villainous. If anything, they are heroes, but their heroic plan failed and backfired seriously.
Apex, led by their visionary CEO, aimed to protect humanity from the unpredictable threat of Titans who have caused massive destruction in the past, such as Godzilla, the MUTOs, Scylla, Behemoth, etc. This was particularly evident after witnessing the global destruction caused by numerous Titans during the KOMT event. By creating Mechagodzilla, they sought to establish a defense mechanism that could ensure human safety, arguably a noble cause in the face of such colossal threats. Imagine if there were many giant monsters whose battles or rampages had destroyed our land in real life; our governments would probably unite to do the same: create a strong robot to fight these monsters, since conventional explosive weapons or even nuclear weapons cannot kill them.
Even if nuclear weapons can kill the weaker Titans, the catastrophic destruction from such massive nuclear explosions would be unacceptable. Instead, robots like Mechagodzilla can eliminate these monsters with far less collateral damage. Mechagodzilla could slice them in half with its high-powered laser, known as the 'Proton Scream', or deliver fatal blows fueled by Hollow Earth energy. Additionally, it might deploy other deadly weapons, such as massive blades, to decisively eliminate these threats. Thus, the destruction caused by Mechagodzilla is minimal compared to the devastating impact of nuclear explosions, making it the superior choice, much like the strategy employed in 'Pacific Rim'.
The true villain in "Godzilla vs. Kong" is not the humans or Godzilla, but rather King Ghidorah's consciousness. Even after death, Ghidorah's malevolence lives on, possessing Mechagodzilla and transforming it into a force of pure destruction. This evil from Ghidorah drives the chaos, positioning it as the villainous antagonist in the story.
In conclusion, while Apex and their CEO might have taken drastic measures, their intentions align more with protection than domination. The real adversary is the lingering evil of Ghidorah, whose influence turns a tool of safety into a weapon of war.