The monstrous Godzilla battles his unforgettable 1970s opponent, the legendary hero Jet Jaguar, in a new trailer for an upcoming short film.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Jet Jaguar is officially back in an upcoming Godzilla short film. Godzilla has appeared in dozens of movies produced both in Japan and in the United States, as the franchise has been in continuous development since 1954. That means that the King of Monsters has faced off against a wide swathe of enemies over the years. Destoroyah, Mothra, and Baragon are only some of his many antagonists.
The trailer features a burning city and Godzilla on the attack. As the King of Monsters destroys countless skyscrapers and butchers civilians, Jet Jaguar is sent to put a stop to his rampage. As they battle, the two are constantly surrounded by exploding buildings, sparks, and laser blasts.
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