Noun
kaiju (plural kaiju)
A giant monster, particularly of the kind found in Japanese science fiction films, like Godzilla or Gamera.
After all, Godzilla isn't only beholden to Japan and neither are kaiju lovers! Source: Internet
And while the MUTOs robbed Godzilla of some of his focus, at least they added to the kaiju action pieces instead of giving more boring human filler scenes. Source: Internet
But it was also wrought with criticism from kaiju fans who disliked its lack of monster battles and like ominous horror. Source: Internet
In 1970, director Ishiro Honda prepared an edited version of the film for the Champion Festival, a children's matinee program that showcased edited re-releases of older kaiju films along with cartoons and then-new kaiju films. Source: Internet
Combined with the teasing of fights, it's aggravating that when the kaiju are actually allowed to fight on screen, it's at night, in the rain, covered in dust/smoke, and surrounded by buildings. Source: Internet
Godzilla: King of the Monsters, it was revealed that the only Toho kaiju being added to Legendary's MonsterVerse were King Ghidorah, Rodan, and Mothra. Source: Internet