Godzilla meets Warhammer 40k (Basically Godzilla 40 000 years into the future)

Nice post idea, and I agree. A future Godzilla could destroy one of those things.

(Atomic Breath, tail swing at supersonic speedsw, extreme durability, semi-satient intelligence, size, ect.)

@Sci-Fi King25

Actually, even LegendaryGoji 37 986 years earlier (2014) could destroy those things, as its safe to say his skin might as well be as tough as every single piece of metal of every type of metal is still less durable than Godzillas hide. Imagine now, all of his abilities twice as strong as before and maybe even more once he has gone under the Space Marine process.

I have legitimetly know idea what this is.

But LegendaryGodzilla wouldnt let anything take him, he would absolutely destroy those machines, just cause something is taller doesnt mean its better. Like how in Godzilla vs King Ghidorah, Godzilla wooped Ghidorah even though he was much taller then him.

@GG

I explained at the top, if you dont understand anything just PM me because I was tired and a bit lazy when I typed this:)

A Reaver Titan is not 150 meters tall.  Its only 22.3 meters.  Thats only 73 feet tall.

http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Reaver_Battle_Titan

The Warlord Battle Titan (the largest), is said to be between 33 to 200 Meters.  HOWEVER, scale diagrams list it at 33 meters tall (100 feet).  Thats equivalnet to 23 inches on the table top.  In retrospect, any Titan built by the Empire of Man are not impressive in size and are a pushover next to Godzilla.  (They are overcompensating in weaponry for the lack in size.)

P.S. Space Marines suck.

Acording to a wiki it says the titan is  22.3 metres tall, and that makes sence when you compare it to thse tanks, so godzilla would just step on it

@Sapphireoverlord

I meant to type Warlord but I was thinking of Reaver at the time so I mistyped

 Anyway, in the recent 40k books, Titans are actually bigger than the Tabletop BTW

Although I do agree these things are pushovers compared to Godzilla. My best friend Joshua said that Godxillas hide is equivalent to every metal produced + adamantium + every fictional metal would be = to Godzillas skin, as not even adamantium would be able to withstand the temperatures produced hy the Permian Asteroid

that asteriod thing is only in the Graphic novel and is ambiguisly cannon

Well, it's still within official Legendary Godzilla material, so if they wanted, they could easily pull it out and use it, just like the plasma breeath from the novel. It's not necessary, but it would save time trying to retcon those ideas, and it's not like those were bad ideas either. In fact, i found those to be pretty damn cool background explanations.

@JRR

But still for Godzilla to survive the repeated bombing of 1954  and survive with no visible damage. Although the radiation might have been a buff. Even though I dont think a solid hump of adamantium would stay ontact never mind be melted by being at ground zero of the Castle Bravo.

I dont want this to turn into debate. I wanted this to showcase how Godzilla would be after being buffed by the Space Marine operation,  so could you please give me feedback on that.

The only weapon that might come close to phisically hurting Godzilla in the Warhammer 40K Universe are the Tau RailCannons.  Hyperveloicty shots can punch through a lot.  And I do mean might, because its possible he might shrug them off.  In any case nothing in the Warhammer 40K univesre stands agienst Godzilla.

@GODZILLA316: That may be so, but their size is still not impressive.

@Sapphire

True, you would expect machines 40 000 years into the future to be over 3000 meters tall

Lets hope he's not turned by the powers of Chaos......Godzilla+Khorne=trouble