Godzilla has had many epic moments with the atomic breath, but some versions are far more devastating than others.

Earth’s Mightiest Heroes must come together to save the planet in Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe #1, though not all of ...

Considering Godzilla Minus One won’t feature any other kaiju, from what we’ve seen in promotional material, Godzilla’s atomic breath is going to be quite the challenge for Japan to overcome.

Much like the kaiju itself, Godzilla Minus One’s atomic breath isn’t quite the same as past incarnations, as Yamazaki explains.

The first issue is “Godzilla vs. Chicago,” with four stories featuring the Windy City facing the wind of Godzilla’s atomic breath. “The L train experiences its worst delays yet, Godzilla interrupts a ...

Shin Godzilla was arguably the best in the series until now; Minus One is at least equally good in different ways.

Godzilla himself is a byproduct of mankind's tampering with atomic weaponry, an abominable source of power that perverts and decays its surroundings.

The pink hue could also be a reference to 2016’s Shin Godzilla, where the evolved Godzilla had a pink/purplish atomic breath in his later forms.

The fact that the MUTOs create an imbalance in that system leads to a spectacular showdown with Godzilla that sees him use his atomic breath onscreen for the first time in ten years.

Director Takashi Yamazaki opens up about taking the king of monsters back to its roots for a modern audience in Godzilla Minus One and about other influences on the film, including Princess Mononoke.