Godzilla: Kaiju Collection (ゴジラ怪獣コレクション Gojira Kaijū Korekushon?) is a Japanese game for mobile devices. It was released on April 21, 2015. The game ran for two years and ended service on June 31, 2017.
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In the year 20XX, the Xiliens have invaded the Earth using their army of monsters, and have devastated the entire planet. With humanity near defeat, the player takes the role of commander of G-Force, and must collect and control Earth's remaining monsters in order to defeat the Xiliens' forces and take back the Earth.
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- One of the landmarks featured in this game is the "Godzilla Head" building located in the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo. If the player destroys it, he or she will unlock Godzilla 1992 as a playable monster.
- This game bears some similarities to the 1998 game Godzilla: Trading Battle. Both games feature a large roster of monsters, including some from outside the Godzilla series, and involve the collection and upgrading of these monsters to be used in battles against other monsters.
- All the Godzilla designs from the Heisei and Millennium series, except for RadoGoji, are included as playable monsters in the game.
- This marks the first video game appearance for several monsters since Godzilla: Trading Battle in 1998, including Desghidorah, Dagahra, Mothra Leo, Moguera, Little Godzilla, Kamoebas, and Gezora. It also marks the first playable video game appearance for the Meganulon, who were included as Megaguirus' rage attack in the Atari games, as well as Zilla's first video game appearance under his current name. After the version 2.0.0 update to the game, it became the first game to feature a Dorat since the 1993 Godzilla, King of the Monsters Gameboy game, and the first ever playable appearance for a Dorat.
- This is also the first video game to feature Monster X, Keizer Ghidorah, Cretaceous King Ghidorah, and Primitive Mothra.
- One of the designs for Rodan included in this game is based on an unused piece of concept art for Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II, in which Rodan is colored light blue.
- This game features every single version of Mechagodzilla: Mechagodzilla 1974, Mechagodzilla II, the Heisei Mechagodzilla and Super Mechagodzilla, Kiryu 2002 and Modified Type-3 Kiryu.
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