Zilla

&nbsp Zilla is Toho Studio's official name for the American Godzilla that starred in the 1998 film, 'Godzilla.' 

Appearence
Zilla is a giant mutated iguana originating from a nuclear test in French Polynesia. As the test was done in 1968, the creature (or perhaps species) grew over a period of approximately thirty years. Its irradiated genes caused it to achieve a height of over sixty meters (about two-hundred feet). Physically it resembles a tyrannosaur. He has rough, square-shaped jaws, a long neck, large, fin-shaped dorsal spines (which differ greatly from the maple leaf-shaped spines of Godzilla), and long, powerful legs and arms. He also possesses a seemingly vestigial toe on each foot and (oddly enough) a chin.

Media
Zilla starred in the film Godzilla. This is not right, because this creature is NOT Godzilla. It doesn't even have Godzilla's charactaristics! Can it breathe fire? No. And in the film, Zilla is taken down by the army! The REAL Godzilla is indestructable. In just about every Godzilla movie, the armies come. It's just stupid - haven't they figured out that Godzilla will just beat the s**t out of them? So, Zilla does not deserve the God part, and the film should really be renamed, 'Zilla.'