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An ancient, ancient legend, dating back into japan's history, which goes back some millions of years, according to mainstream Japanese scholars, and often told of by others as untrue and unfoundable, set in for, history books have not been using the same calendar systems, so it doesn't not, check out. The kanji for Godzilla's name spell godzilla itself, as any number of obscure readings from regions have always been accepted as mainstream Japanese, once learned about, and Japan's empire spans global sentiment going back hundreds of thousands of years, according to scholars worldwide. The kanji is written 神鱠, and its reading come from the same roots as ours for god神, which that first kanji is of, meaning guardian or deity, in Japanese connotation, and the second, ocean lizard 鱠, again, sharing roots with the ancient, finer, narrower classifications of reptiles, called lizards, in many variant languages, and in this land, over more in mountain waters and sky scrapers, all history has tall towers, but sky scrapers, no such evil as can exist in tyrannical monstrosities without summoning a giant leviathan of great evil, like the draga Roda, who has a long history as a devil, himself. In the summoning of these great monsters of the seas and skies and grounds below, the japanese were said to call on Godzilla, the guardian of Japan.
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