Mechagodzilla is without a doubt the best equipped titan when it comes to clost hand-to-hand combat.
But what if we told you that there are even more secret and gruesome weapons that mechagodzilla
could use. In this video we will cover 5 unknown weapons and facts about this mechanized titan
and find out what type of damage they could inflict - both psychological
and physical - weapons fit for a destroyer. So click that like button, subscribe,
and make sure you stick around to the end as we uncover Mechagodzilla's arsenal of Titan Butchery.
This video has been brought to you by World of Tanks. A free to play game on PC loaded with
historically accurate vehicle models that make you feel like a REAL tank commander. Take part
in a furious armored offensive against 100 million players worldwide. Pick from 550 vehicles which
include destroyers, artillery, light and medium and heavy tanks each with their own unique style
of play and roll out across open fields, sneak through forests or just simply tear across deserts
or urban zones in over 40 battle arenas. This game also allows you to earn experience, modify and
upgrade your tank so you can create the ultimate steel beast ready for any challenge. So if you
are ready to put your battle strategies to the test, click on the first link in the description
to download WORLD OF TANKS and also be sure to use Promo code TANK MANIA to get 7 days premium
account, 250 thousand credits, the premium Tank Excelsior, and 3 rental tanks for 10 battles each:
Tiger 131, Cromwell B, and T34-85M. Thanks again to World of Tanks for sponsoring this video.
And now let's get back to Revealing MechaGodzilla’s secret weapons.
BioMimicry In battle, the first step in
defeating an opponent is to try to inflict intense fear. So how does MechaGodzilla achieve this?
Jared Krichevsky, the man behind Mechagodzilla’s design, revealed that the reason why Apex decided
to create a mechanized Titan shaped like the G man instead of a giant tank or carrier ship,
was simply because a giant robotic titan would be far more intimidating for Godzilla. To put
this into human perspective...imagine being met by a terminator-like robot instead of a drone.
Except this robot is out to hunt you down and kill you. Yea - pretty horrifying. In addition to that,
its red coloration completely contrasts Godzilla’s blue hue. A red coloration is
a hue that can instill fear and intimidation - in this case, a psychological toll for godzilla.
In GvK, we see Godzilla look almost furious upon encountering a titan with similar body features,
but then later this look changed to a fearful one as the Mech approached to finish off Godzilla.
So now that we understand why this weapon was shaped like the Gman
let's move onto the first weapon on this list.
Buzz Saws Mechagodzilla was equipped with
a weapon that could literally hold and literally rip through flesh. By zooming in even closer to
mechagodzilla’s hands. We find these, rotating buzz saws that could technically be used to
inflict painful surface wounds to anyone caught by the mech’s grippers. These aren’t your traditional
thin blade buzz saws that you would use to cut wood with. These are much thicker and similar to
some industrial grinders. Any skin or hair caught in these rotating blades would only proceed to get
ripped right off. Krichevsky also mentioned that while the mech held the skullcrawler wide open,
there was a possibility that his legs were also getting bit into with those saw blades. If held
long enough, it is possible that these grippers could have crushed this animal’s leg bones
to the point of snapping off. In Gvk we see these in action as they begin rotating while holding
the G-man’s mouth open. But, these aren't the only meat crushing weapons found on this titan.
Jaw Grinders In Gvk we were unfortunate to
not be able to see the Mech use his jaws for biting. Unlike Mecha G, Godzilla made use of
his sharp teeth for dealing painful bites to other titans, this combination of gripping with his arms
and biting, allowed Godzilla to perform maneuvers such as decapitating Ghidorah during combat.
Could MechaGodzilla do the same thing? Truth is, he technically could, but it would be far more
painful. It just seems like this mechanical titan was built to not only kill, but also to inflict
the biggest amount of pain possible. Enter the jaw grinders. By zooming into this titan’s mouth,
we see that there is a lack of sharp teeth, but what lies in there is far worse. What you see here
are layers upon layers of metallic rotary discs that act as meat grinders. Similar to what is
found on its hands. This weapon however has a lot more surface area than its hands. Imagine a random
titan’s arm stuck in between the mech’s jaws. This grinding motion would literally peel off the skin,
and then proceed to ripping flesh from bone. But why stop there? If you’ve seen any of
these mesmerizing industrial grinder videos on youtube, you’ll recall that these things don't
discriminate. Wood, metal, meat, bones. Anything goes. Eventually this titan’s bones would also get
crushed. Grinders like these usually have an entry point… and an exit. You don’t think this meat gets
swallowed by the mech do you? No. What once was this titans joint will now be dropped in front
of the victim’s eyes from the lower part of the jaw.. On to the floor. Leaving nothing but fleshy
sludge. This horrifying sight will not only be excruciatingly painful, but will also inflict
an unrecoverable amount of mental trauma to the terrorized victim. Not everything on the mech
had an offensive purpose, the next component of this mech might leave you a little surprised.
Dorsals Godzilla’s plates were used for many reasons,
but one of the primary uses of these dorsals was for communication...or the famous “intimidation
display”. Mechagodzilla also had dorsals on its back for 1. Look somewhat similar to godzilla,
and 2. For defence. This idea was brought up by Krichevsky who mentioned that the primary
purpose was to defend any vital organs - or in this case, vital components of this titan.
And making it harder for a titan to reach or dig into. Early on in the development of
Mechagodzilla, these spines were actually meant to be drones that would fly off
and transform into airborne ranged weapons. This concept was ultimately left out given that drones
wouldn't have that solid integrity needed to serve its defensive purpose if they were
struck by an opponent. This next weapon we are about to cover would have fixed this problem.
Drones This set of weapons was not
officially acknowledged by Legendary so take this info with a grain of salt. In the mobile
game PUBG (pronounced “pub-G”) Monsterverse fans were treated with a game mode titled “Titan’s last
stand” where you boarded a battleship and joined both Godzilla and Kong in a fight against the
Mech. The interesting part here was the fact that you weren’t only being attacked by MechaGodzilla,
but by drones - and they just so happened to come from behind the mech itself.
So what can we take out from this? Assuming that this was in fact a real attribute for
mechagodzilla and not just game-exclusive, We can assume that these drones could’ve been
individually controlled by MechaGodzilla’s AI with hivemind technology. In other words..
All drones trying to achieve one objective, working together to do the Mech’s bidding. In
an alternate storyline, this Mech could use these as a distraction to other titans or as a counter
to fight off any minion creatures the opposing titan might command. In PUBG, these drones were
mounted with machine guns that fired on individual targets, such as you, and distract you while the
mech focused on the larger craft. So instead of using its dorsals to transform into drones,
This version of the mech now housed several individual drones to take out smaller targets.
What do you think about these unknown weapons and abilities? Do you think that the addition
of drones to the mech’s arsenal would have been useful against Godzilla?
Thanks again to World of Tanks for sponsoring this video. And remember to click on the link
in the description to play. Now that you are still here, why not check out these videos?
Hope you’re into Kaiju battles! We got tons! See you there or in our next video!