(Truth be told, Godzilla would probably be dead if not for H.E.A.T. The leader, Nick, found him, and happenstance lead Godzilla to think he was his father. His feelings never changed, even after learning that wasn't true. They're a quirky bunch and maybe some of them won't ever fully trust him, but they're his family. They always try to come through for him, and he always does the same.
That's what he always had that his father didn't: people he could count on. Friends. At the same time, would he have been much better off with allies, like Godzilla has? Would Godzilla have become a true monster if he was alone?
Like the sacrifices before him, the spirit of Cyber Godzilla's card bursts forth to fuel the Earthbound God, the card itself fading away and empowering the enemy with the deep seated rage of what's almost an Earthbound God in his own right. It didn't need the power boost, but it has it, and the world feels all the darker because of it...)
I couldn't do it alone.
(A similar thought echoes, as if in response to Yusei.)
But we never were alone, were we?
(What they've become is reprehensible. What they've done is worse, but in memory of who they were, the only option is to stop them and protect the friends still at hand. Yusei's side of the field fills with smaller monsters, ones the Earthbound God could easily crush beneath its might. Familiar faces from H.E.A.T., the Signers, the silhouettes of Kiryu and Cyber-Godzilla, fragments remaining after the rest of them were warped by pain.
The spirit of Godzilla's card begins to shine, resonating. Absorbing the cyber kaiju's power made it a kaiju itself, allowing Godzilla to be special summoned. For all of his power, he too would lose a direct battle against the Earthbound God.
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That's what he always had that his father didn't: people he could count on. Friends. At the same time, would he have been much better off with allies, like Godzilla has? Would Godzilla have become a true monster if he was alone?
Like the sacrifices before him, the spirit of Cyber Godzilla's card bursts forth to fuel the Earthbound God, the card itself fading away and empowering the enemy with the deep seated rage of what's almost an Earthbound God in his own right. It didn't need the power boost, but it has it, and the world feels all the darker because of it...)
I couldn't do it alone.
(A similar thought echoes, as if in response to Yusei.)
But we never were alone, were we?
(What they've become is reprehensible. What they've done is worse, but in memory of who they were, the only option is to stop them and protect the friends still at hand. Yusei's side of the field fills with smaller monsters, ones the Earthbound God could easily crush beneath its might. Familiar faces from H.E.A.T., the Signers, the silhouettes of Kiryu and Cyber-Godzilla, fragments remaining after the rest of them were warped by pain.
The spirit of Godzilla's card begins to shine, resonating. Absorbing the cyber kaiju's power made it a kaiju itself, allowing Godzilla to be special summoned. For all of his power, he too would lose a direct battle against the Earthbound God.
Were it not for the card Yusei just drew...)