2016

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In the real world
- The Rosen Publishing Group release Greatest Movie Monsters: Godzilla.
- Lobster Films completes a new restoration of The Lost World using eleven different print sources.[1]
March
- 11 March: 10 Cloverfield Lane is released in the United States.
- 11 March: Keith Emerson passes away at age 71.
- 30 March: IDW Publishing releases the first issue of Godzilla: Oblivion.
April
- 20 April: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Oblivion #2.
- 21 April: Godzilla Kaiju Collection ends service.
May
- 18 May: Yumi Ito dies at 75.
- 25 May: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Oblivion #3.
June
- 9 June: Yosensha publishes Shinji Nishikawa: Drawing Book of Godzilla.
- 14 June: Yumi Shirakawa passes away at the age of 79.
- 15 June: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla Treasury Edition, a collection of Godzilla comics written and illustrated by James Stokoe.
- 22 June: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Oblivion #4.
- 28 June: IDW Publishing releases volume 1 of Godzilla: Complete Rulers of Earth.
July
- 12 July: Monster Picture Story: Godzilla is republished as a part of the Godzilla All Movie DVD Collector's Box.
- 13 July: Skull Island: Reign of Kong officially opens at Universal's Islands of Adventure after a month of soft opening previews.
- 14 July: Toho releases the 4K restoration of King Kong vs. Godzilla to Japanese theaters.
- 23 July: Godzilla made an appearance before Kawasaki Frontale hosted FC Tokyo in a Japanese J-League capital derby.
- 27 July: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Oblivion #5, the final issue in the miniseries.
- 29 July: Shin Godzilla is released in Japan. The soundtrack for Shin Godzilla receives a physical release. Godzilla 1990 is republished. Kodansha publishes Godzilla Kaiju Battle Encyclopedia.
August
- 6 August: Kadokawa publishes the first edition of Shin Godzilla Walker: The New Legend of the King of the Monsters.
- 8 August: Red Bitch Music releases the soundtrack of Rodan and the soundtrack of Varan for digital download in the United States.
- 16 August: Kensho Yamashita dies at age 72.
- 24 August: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Rage Across Time #1.
September
- 4 September: Yosensha publishes the fourth edition of All Toho Monsters Pictorial Book.
- 25 September: Chikumashobo republishes a second edition of Godzilla: Tokyo and Osaka Editions.
- 26 September: Kadokawa publishes the third edition of Shin Godzilla Walker: The New Legend of the King of the Monsters.
October
- 5 October: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Rage Across Time #2.
- 11 October: Shin Godzilla begins a limited release in the United States. The soundtrack for Shin Godzilla receives a digital release.
- 13 October: Sony releases the Shin Godzilla Special Demo Content virtual reality game.
- 19 October: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Rage Across Time #3.
November
- 16 November: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Rage Across Time #4.
- 23 November: IDW Publishing releases Godzilla: Rage Across Time #5, the final issue in the miniseries as well as the final IDW Godzilla comic until 2021.
December
- The free-to-play web game Shin Arima is released, before being taken down later that month.
- 15 December: Yukiko Takayama, the screenwriter for Terror of Mechagodzilla, publishes the unofficial short story sequel, 2075: Meister Titano's Counterattack.
- 21 December: Hobby Japan publishes Godzilla Against Type-3 Kiryu (Mechagodzilla) Completion.
- 29 December: Ground Works publishes The Art of Shin Godzilla.
In fiction
- When Monarch discovers an extraordinary, three-headed superspecies sealed beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, Dr. Vivienne Graham leads the effort to build a covert containment and research facility around the dormant creature. (Godzilla: King of the Monsters)[2]
- Ishiro Serizawa, Vivienne Graham, Ilene Andrews, and Emma Russell visit Ghidorah's resting place and determine the existence of a "quintessential Titan" that caused the Last Ice Age. (Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - The Official Movie Novelization)
- Destoroyah kills 38,889 people in the "Azusa demolition". ("How to Use the Los Angeles Metro to Survive a Godzilla Attack")
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References
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