Godzilla: Monster War, or Godzilla Kaijuu Daikessen is a 2-D fighting game for the Super Famicom released in 1994. It is the sequel to Godzilla Battle Legends. Gotengo and Super Mechagodzilla are only unlockable by code and only available in VS mode. All characters have a home-stage except for Godzilla. It's North American would-be release was called Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters.

Contents 1 Gameplay 1.1 Single Player 1.2 Multi-Player 2 Kaiju 3 Stages 4 Comments

Gameplay

Single Player

In the single player game, players are able to choose from Godzilla himself, Anguirus, King Ghidorah, Gigan, Megalon, Mechagodzilla, Biollante and Mothra. No matter which monster you select, you are taken to a map of Japan and must select your opponent to battle. Battles take place in the familiar 2D fighting screen seen in Street Fighter 2, though the game plays more akin to the SNES Dragonball Z fighting games. Each round has a time period of sixty seconds during which each monster fights with a variety of attacks to wear their opponent's energy bar down and win the round. At the end of the round, the player's score is tallied up based on time, energy and the level of their opponent. Once every enemy monster has been defeated, the player enters the eighth, final round and must face Mechagodzilla 2 or Atragon. Upon the defeat of on of those monsters, the credits roll and the game ends.

Each monster has a variety of standard and unique, special attacks and the ability to block. Standard attacks include light and heavy physical attacks (punch, kick, etc.) and varying degrees of energy-based attacks, a dash attack and a grab attack. Each monster also appears to have the ability to stun the opponent with a loud roar. As a succession of hits is landed, the monster will glow red and be stunned for several seconds, while a separate energy bar fluctuates, presumably either to increase the strength of the monster's attack power or the possibility of stunning the opponent. Monsters are able to use their projectile attacks to block oncoming projectiles, similar to Street Fighter 2, and sometimes the two clash in a brief test-of-strength encounter.

Multi-Player

The game supports the standard two player Vs Mode, the only difference being in the player's ability to select to play as Mechagodzilla 2 and Atragon, presumably, to choose their own battleground.

Kaiju

• Godzilla (Heisei)

• Anguirus (Showa)

• King Ghidorah (Showa)

• Gigan (Showa)

• Megalon

• Mechagodzilla

• Biollante

• Mothra

• Mechagodzilla 2

• Super Mechagodzilla

• Atragon

Stages

• Osaka Castle Grounds
• Fuji Five Lakes
• World Children's Land
• Outskirts Of Tokyo
• Yokosuka
• Wasaka Bay
• Minato Mirai 21
• Makuhari Bay Area
• Tokyo Bay

Games
Video Games	Battle Soccer | Godzilla (Commodore 64) | Godzilla (Gameboy) | Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters | Godzilla Generations | Godzilla Generations: Maximum Impact | Godzilla Monster of Monsters | Godzilla Trading Battle | Godzilla Unleashed : Double Smash | Godzilla vs. 3 Major Monsters | Godzilla: Archipelago Shock | Godzilla: Battle Legends | Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee | Godzilla: Domination! | Godzilla: Giant Monster March | Godzilla: Monster War | Godzilla: Save the Earth | Godzilla: The Series (Gameboy) | Godzilla: The Series - Monster Wars | Godzilla: Unleashed (Wii)/Godzilla: Unleashed (PS2) | Gojira-Kun | Kaiju-Oh Godzilla | Super Godzilla | The Movie Monster Game
Board Games	Godzilla: Kaiju World Wars | Godzilla Stomp!
Unreleased Games	Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters

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