Clearing up Heisei confusion!!!

This is exactly what I've been telling people. I outlined all of this in a post I made in this thread:

http://www.godzilla-movies.com/community/forums/topic/30600

Much of the information that Toho Kingdom is saying was taken from this article posted a few years back:

http://www.scifijapan.com/articles/2007/08/16/godzilla-vs-king-ghidorah-time-travel-and-the-origins-of-godzilla/

That's great, man! Glad I could help.

yeah i like what you said but i already made a post on it (the one gman has put a link on)

What we really need is an explination in "The Return of Godzilla" on how is it that there's another Godzilla. Is it an offspring of the first one? Is it a mate? (which would explain baby Godzilla). Is it the original one who's been ressurected somehow? Is it a completly new Godzilla? Toho really needed to think about this. 

i'm pretty sure the godzilla in 'Return of G' (the heisei godzilla) is a diferent new godzilla just lie the showa godzilla was, not releated to the original except probably is the same species. also baby godzilla is not a biolgical son of either godzillas, he is also a seperate godzilla/mutated godzillasaurus.

@Godzilla964

If you were paying attention to to my post and Godzillasaurus2000's posts, you would understand that the Godzilla in The Return of Godzilla IS the Godzillasaurus from Lagos Island. In Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah, it was moved to the ocean where a Russian nuclear sub sank on top of it in the 1970s. (We see that from the newspaper clipping Terasawa reads.) After the 1970s he rests until 1984 and attacks Japan in The Return of Godzilla.