The enormous green monster was somehow tinged with yellow. Its mountain-like body moved slowly yet swiftly. It was roughly four hundred meters long, and its raised head, like that of a crawling snail, stood a full two hundred meters high. Its body completely filled the eight-lane roadway, with parts of it hanging off the bridge, meaning it was over forty meters wide as well.
"Those really are Godzilla-like stats. Sheesh."
Inside the rooftop room, Su Ming smoked as he chatted with Little Ka. The cramped stairwell was filled with the smell of tobacco, somewhat masking the city's stench of decay.
"May I ask, Master, what is Godzilla?"
Driven by his rigorous scholarly spirit, Kaecilius asked while covering his nose.
"A sea monster. Maybe you'll get the chance to see one someday. Humanity's understanding of Earth is still limited to the surface. We know almost nothing about the underground and the ocean floor."
Su Ming flicked away some ash. Someone seeking shelter ran up the stairs, but Strangle poked its face out from behind Deathstroke and opened its mouth to scare him. The man immediately scrambled away.
Did Marvel have Godzilla? The answer was yes. The Marvel Editorial Department had once owned the rights to use Godzilla and had created ten Godzillas across different Parallel Universes.
Their origins were basically all related to Pym. Generally speaking, Ant-Man and Wasp went to Japan to uphold justice. After all, the United States was Japan's daddy. It couldn't just squeeze profits out of the country—it had to show some care now and then.
During the operation, Pym accidentally dropped a canister of Pym Particles into the sea. There was no way to retrieve it during the battle, and when he returned afterward, it was already gone.
He comforted himself with wishful thinking, took his