Godzilla Atomic Breath

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Hi, if you like Japanese monster cartoons, you must know a monster named Godzilla. In legend, it looks like a large dinosaur, but it has thick scales and great strength. Godzilla can draw fire from his mouth. In some comics, he fights Kong.🦍🦍🦍

With this wonderful button you can make the roar of the dinosaur GODZILLA appear 🦖🦖 can you use it so that everyone knows that you are from Team Gozilla? Will our dinosaur defeat King Kong, the king of the apes? Cheer up Godzilla roar with this sound effect !!

About Godzilla

Godzilla is one of the most popular references in 20th century Japanese culture,🗾🗾🎌🎌 being described as a huge mutant dinosaur, who generates and saves Japan and the world from chaos; so it is often considered an antihero.

To date, Godzilla continues to be one of the most representative icons of Japanese cinema🎬🎬, and the most important of the kaijū subgenre, which derives from the tokusatsu genre.

Godzilla is described as a giant dinosaur with rough, thick, grayish skin, a long, powerful tail🔥🔥🔥, and stegosaurus-like dorsal plates shaped like flames or maple leaves that glow when it is about to release its

Atomic breath .🌠🌠

Atomic Breath: Godzilla's signature weapon. The atomic breath is a ray of white-hot radiation that the monster kaiju can direct at his enemies or, on occasion, use to fly

Its origins are uncertain and vary from film to film, but it always turns out to be a prehistoric creature and its first appearances in modern Tokyo are related to a nuclear reaction. 🌌🌌This explains where Godzilla got his massive size and unusual powers.

Godzilla's design is inspired by numerous animals, basically dinosaurs: his body resembles the body of a tyrannosaurus🦖🦖

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