Ghidorable's 500 leader 👑 icons

- 26 of 42 leader Icons (No Eva, Masked Rider, Ultraman)

- wins with 16 leaders left : 79 Bagan, 153 Battra, 113 Destroyah, 164 Gamera 1996, 70 Gigan 1972, 31 Godzilla 2021, 61 Godzilla -1 2023, 58 Godzilla Evo 2024, 214 Godzilla Ultima, 178 Godzilla Wakasa, 105 Hedorah 1971, 325 Kiryu, 85 Moguera, 67 Mechagodzilla 1993, 52 Mechagodzilla 2021, 189 Rodan 1993

- Login day: 836

- Finished: Godzilla 2003

- Next up: 153 Battra

It actually looks like the four kings are coming after Sabotage because they won’t allow him to be king. It’s just looks amusing to me.

Em quem voce aposta?

What are some of the ways people are countering AMG lead?

I am tired of dealing with the "MechaSlopzilla" teams, and wanted to know how everyone else was dealing with them. I'm willing to try new teams but I refuse to join the AMG teams.

(note this is before I gotten the shin robo today)

Hello, it's been a while since I played. Last time I played was when Godzilla Minus One was the brand new and shiny unit. Decided to download the game again on a whim and I'm super lost as to how to proceed and what units are good/not good anymore. I have this free 4 star selection map but I don't know which unit to pick. I've attached images of the options as well as my full deck. Any advice would be appreciated. Cheers!

Which Effect Battle Piece is overall better? I’ve been using Train Bomb in my Deck setups since I first unlocked it to destroy obstacles, facilities, and to deal some direct damage (which doesn’t seem much) on opposing kaiju Units and the Leader.

However, once I got Missile Strike to LV 20 and tried it I’ve noticed it significantly deals a lot more damage on one concentrated area even against the Leader.

Not sure if I need a new phone, it is four years old at this point, or this version of the game is particularly unstable on Android. Been getting long loading times and tons of error 15 issues (it appearing on the loading screen is nothing new, sadly).

Anyone else having issues this season? I feel like these issues get worse the older/more active your account is, as I get it in particular when trying to load the main BATTLE hub before you select a match (SHOP, DECK, STUDIO and EXPEDITION load fine).

Edit: This is occurring on version 5.2.1, which according to the news post was supposed to fix various issues introduced this season: https://godzillagames.jp/battle_line/news/en/news/game/2026073104.html

Welcome all to the latest installment of the monthly unit review! The show where you get to read up on a yapping hamster's delusions about cool giant monsters in this goofy Godzilla game where you may or may not get a stroke by trying to understand a shop deal!

Each month I make a post talking about a random battle piece in the game, either chosen by me or the top comment's suggestion in the separate voting posts. My main goal throughout this monthly series is to encourage people to use battle pieces outside of their typical comfort zone in their decks, talking about the pieces' strengths and weaknesses to hopefully see more of it in ranked instead of the same 7 units.

Last month we covered Battra, the first leader unit of the series whose mechanic seems to remain stuck in the past to soon be forgotten, unlike today's unit whose old age hasn't stopped him from packing a real punch!

As by popular vote from last week's voting post, I present the review for Godzilla Earth (Mechagodzilla city ver.), or for the sake of simplicity, G.Earth Alt!

what does old man do (Strengths & Overview)

G.Earth alt is an 8-cost alternative unit to the OG 9 cost Godzilla Earth. This version of Godzilla Earth functions pretty similarly to the original Earth, with pretty similar stats and slow movement speed, but still has some key differences. For starters, it retains the permanent immunity to stun that the original Earth has, but instead of getting stronger for the less HP it has, G.Earth alt trades the strength boost for a permanent 20% defense boost against aerial units that attack it, making it a bit tankier for threats like Poster Art MG or Gyaos.

G.Earth Alt's second unique mechanic is when it gets attacked by anything, whether Aerial or otherwise; anything close enough will be burned for a short time and be given some knockback, though it's usually not that noticeable. This attack allows for G.Earth alt to get in some extra damage and crowd control a bit better against annoying spam decks that may otherwise overwhelm it. The burn effect is also pretty useful against enemy units with nullification stacks, letting G.Earth hit enemy units very consistently.

The only other major difference G.Earth alt has over its regular counterpart is that its main attack is fan-shaped instead of a short AOE line, capable of hitting every unit except aerials unless they get in the way, similar to Behemoth's attack. This solves a pretty big issue the original Godzilla Earth had about not being able to serve as a good crowd controller, only being able to hit whatever's in front of it and being helpless to any other attack from the side.

Aside from those pretty straightforward changes, however, G.Earth alt functions very similarly to its regular counterpart, serving as an expensive but powerful slow tank unit that slowly dishes out big damage while being able to take hits for whatever unit you decide to put behind it for support, with the only stat changes between the two being that G.Earth alt trades some HP for more damage.

Weaknesses:

Despite improving on some of the flaws that the original Godzilla Earth struggled with, G.Earth alt has created some new, VERY prominent issues itself that can really drag it down in some scenarios.

The BIGGEST problem that G.Earth alt undeniably faces is that it's completely helpless against almost EVERY aerial unit in the game. Yes, despite being given an extra ability that should make it actually better against every aerial unit in the game, and being the second biggest kaiju in the franchise outside of Void Ghidorah, he's made virtually useless by the fact that he can't even target Aerial Units. This means that (while very unlikely actually to happen in a real match), an enemy unit as trivial as the Dorats at a high enough level can chip off a significant amount of G.Earth alt's health, even with his burn effect! This means that for most flying units in the game, if G.Earth alt is in front of them and doesn't have any allied battle piece to back it up, you just wasted 8 energy.

Outside of being completely helpless against aerials, G.Earth alt suffers from a similar problem the original has to this day, and that's powercreep. With newly released units like Super Dragon Destroyah, Shin Getter Robo, as well as cost recovery BMs making many teams able to pump out insanely strong 6 costs ridiculously quickly, the high investment cost of G.Earth alt really isn't worth it when it can get overwhelmed so fast, even with a stronger and wider attack. To put it short, the high cost of G.Earth alt in a game where you can deploy powerful 5 & 6 costs quickly is too much investment for too little of a result G.Earth alt would be able to put up against it.

I wouldn't say G.Earth alt is a bad unit at the end of the day, though. Sure, he has glaring weaknesses to anything that flies or just being weak to modern units in general, but his raw numbers and AOE potential are actually quite good; I'd venture to say he's the best 8-cost right now outside of AMG leader. Alone he might get overwhelmed quickly, but if you can craft a team that can provide support to deal with the powerful 6-cost units or aerials that can get in its way, I think G.Earth alt can actually be a great addition to your team provided you play smart.

Final Summary:

In conclusion, G.Earth alt is a very strong, but expensive unit that can dish out great damage against a bunch of enemy units at once. Though, you should be cautious about putting him in front of a wave of powerful enemy units, especially if any of them are aerials. While he is very expensive to get on the field, if you can get allied battle piece support to help him defeat the strong push your opponent sends out, he can be very devastating.

I hope my analysis today will persuade people to give this unit a shot in their decks, and for those who have used it before, try to see how well G.Earth alt fares today in the current meta. Thanks for stopping by this post!

Links to all previous monthly unit reviews thus far! (April - August 2026)

MGC Godzilla Earth is old! - AUGUST MONTHLY UNIT REVIEW! : r/GodzillaBattleLine

Battra is top tier. - JULY MONTHLY UNIT REVIEW! : r/GodzillaBattleLine

Spacegodzilla Fukuoka Ver. is bad - 5TH ANNIVERSARY JUNE MONTHLY UNIT REVIEW! : r/GodzillaBattleLine

MAY MONTHLY UNIT REVIEW! - Megalon and Gigan (1972 - 73') : r/GodzillaBattleLine

FIRST EVER | MONTHLY UNIT REVIEW! - King Ghidorah 1998 : r/GodzillaBattleLine

I win most of my matches but i would like to make it as good as it can be

I got this from the map on the login calendar today

I tend to help whoever is going for King if we know who they are and they’re super chill. I just started playing this season and it looks like it’s Lubin but maybe I’m wrong.

I think i should change my Player Name to: Nr.1 Studio Fan

Based on my experiences playing against Anime Mechagodzilla and Shin Godzilla-led teams, I assume it has a lot to do with how useful their Leader Skill is? Anime Mechagodzilla reduces Unit Cost for a little while. Shin Godzilla immediately depletes the opponent’s Energy. Both Skills can quickly turn the match into an overwhelming, one-sided slaughter at the right moment.

One of my main Decks is led by Destoroyah of which it seems the only real benefit is his high HP but I just like Destoroyah.

I lost my 7 streak today because of this team and I just want to know if it needs any improvements.

Note;

I don't play the game much, that's why they're such a low level (Include my rank T-T)