ToraGoji 1998

In the 1998 film, it is referred to as "Godzilla," but Toho later rebranded the 1998 creature and its subsequent appearances in other media as "Zilla. Height: 180–200 feet (approx. 55–60 meters) Length: 300 feet (91.44 meters) Weight: 500 tons (the lightest version of Godzilla) Origin: A marine iguana mutated by a 1968 French nuclear test in French Polynesia.  who is tristar godzilla 1998 height nicknames weight powers appearance: TriStar's Godzilla (1998), later branded by Toho as  Zilla, is a giant mutant marine iguana created by TriStar Pictures for the 1998 American film Godzilla. Designed by Patrick Tatopoulos, this version is known for being a lean, fast, and agile creature rather than the traditional bulky, slow, and indestructible monster of the Japanese films.  Key Data Height: 180–200 feet (approx. 55–60 meters) Length: 300 feet (91.44 meters) Weight: 500 tons (the lightest version of Godzilla) Origin: A marine iguana mutated by a 1968 French nuclear test in French Polynesia.  Nicknames Zilla (Official post-2004 name, coined to "take the 'God' out of Godzilla") G.I.N.O. ("Godzilla In Name Only," a popular fan term coined in 1998) ToraGoji (Japanese fan nickname: "TriStar Godzilla") Deanzilla / Patzilla (Referring to Dean Devlin and Patrick Tatopoulos) Notzilla  Appearance Theropod-like: Modeled after a Tyrannosaurus rex and a Velociraptor rather than a traditional dinosaur. Coloration: Dark blue/grey, with a lighter tan belly and bluish scutes. Head: Distinct, large underbite with teeth that are visible even when the mouth is closed, similar to a crocodile. Spines: Curved, spike-like scutes that look like reversed shark fins. Posture: Highly athletic, running on two legs or, in some cases, all fours. Powers and abilities:Power breath, Burrowing, Amphibious and Camoflage.