Horroric godzilla

(storyIn a distant future, the remnants of humanity cling to survival in a world ravaged by the emergence of colossal beasts. Among these titans, Godzilla stands as the harbinger of destruction, a creature born from the depths of the earth's negative energies, awakened by humanity's reckless attempts to harness power beyond their understanding. The city of Tokyo has become a ghost town, its skyscrapers crumbling monuments to a forgotten age. The atmosphere is thick with despair, punctuated only by the distant echoes of monstrous roars reverberating through the ruins. Amongst this decay, a desperate group of survivors has established a base in what remains of a fortified subway station, using the underground as both shelter and a means of escape from the horrors above. One night, a tremor shakes the ground. The survivors, accustomed to the unsettling quakes, exchange anxious glances, whispering fears that have become all too familiar—could it be Godzilla again? But this time, the earth shakes with an intensity that suggests something more sinister is at play. As the rumbling intensifies, the lights flicker, then go dark. Panic ensues. A young girl, no older than ten, clutches her teddy bear tightly, her eyes wide with terror. The group scrambles for the exit, but the tunnel is obscured by dust and debris, trapping them in a claustrophobic nightmare. Preemptively, they hear the low, guttural growls of multiple kaiju—creatures that have emerged in Godzilla's wake, more ferocious and intelligent than ever before. The once-dominant king is no longer alone; an entire army of horrors has risen, drawn to the vibrations of the city’s last human population as if sensing their fear. As they attempt to flee, shadows dart past them in the darkness, unseen but felt—massive forms moving with predatory grace. One member of the group, a former soldier, regains his composure and rallies the others. They must not give in to despair; they need a plan. Using their limited res