KingGoji 1962

It is widely considered one of the most unique and iconic designs in the franchise's history, often recognized for its "stocky" build, large hands, and a smaller, more streamlined head. The suit is known for a very thick, heavy lower body, a green-grey color, and a more reptilian, "crocodilian" head with prominent eyebrow ridges.While popular for its powerful, menacing look in profile, it is often criticized or affectionately mocked for having a "doofy" or "frog-like" expression when viewed from the front.In marked the first time Godzilla was portrayed in color and featured a more comedic or expressive personality in certain scenes, which helped set the tone for the Showa era.The KingGoji introduced several features that became standard for later Showa-era suits, such as a lack of ears or fangs, three toes, and a more pronounced, "three-row" dorsal fin pattern.