PETRONAS Twin Towers Under Attack?

Godzilla made a striking appearance near Malaysia’s iconic Petronas Twin Towers in a special video celebrating the 70th anniversary of the franchise.

This year marks 70 years since the first Godzilla film was released in October 1954. Toho, the Japanese entertainment company behind Godzilla, released the 55-second tribute video titled 70 Years of Godzilla: A New Roar in South-east Asia for fans yesterday.

Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Twin Towers, once the tallest buildings in the world, were completed in 1998 and remain the tallest twin structures globally.

Godzilla at KLCC. Screengrab:Toho/Youtube

The colossal creature also appears in other parts of Southeast Asia, including Marina Bay Sands Singapore and the scenic rice fields of Bali. “For the first time in Southeast Asia, the legend rises in a powerful tribute to the fans who have kept its legacy alive,” Toho shared in the video’s description.

The company continued, “This special footage honors Southeast Asia, celebrating seven decades of Godzilla’s unstoppable journey through the region’s iconic landmarks.” Created after World War II, Godzilla stands as a symbol of the devastating power of nuclear weapons and the danger they pose to humanity and the environment.

Godzilla at Marina Bay Sands. Screengrab:Toho/Youtube

View the video here

Visit the PETRONAS Twin Towers via KLCC LRT before Godzilla gobbles it up.

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