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Godziburst (web 2025–)

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Godziburst
The title card of Godziburst
Air date August 28, 2025–present
  • September 20–
    November 7, 2025 (season 1)
  • December 12, 2025–
    February 27, 2026 (season 2)
  • March 13, 2026–present (season 3)
Directed by Masami Fujita
Producer(s) Mitsuo Sugano, Yuta Ueda,
Mahiro Ogawa
Written by Junichiro Ashiki
Production company MagniFIKA
Channel(s) BANDAI OFFICIAL
Genre(s) Tokusatsu, action, science fiction
Episodes 17 (total)
  • 6 (season 1)
  • 6 (season 2)
  • 2 (season 3)
  • 3 (specials)
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Godziburst (ゴジバースト,   Gojibāsuto) is a Japanese kaiju web series directed by Masami Fujita and written by Junichiro Ashiki. A collaboration of Toho, Bandai, and Bandai Spirits produced by MagniFIKA, it serves as a promotion for Bandai's toy line of the same name. Figures from the line are manipulated as puppets or filmed in stop motion to portray battles between Godzilla kaiju, similar to the 1997–98 TV series Godzilla Island. Each episode's starring monsters are given stat readouts and elemental Burst Types which allow them a unique Burst Move.

The series premiered with an "episode 0" on the BANDAI OFFICIAL YouTube channel on August 28, 2025, but was not followed by the official first episode until a month later on September 20, the day of the toy line's launch. The first season ran for five more episodes until November 7, after which a compilation of episodes 1–6 was posted on November 14. A second season was announced to be in development at the end of episode 6, and further information was given at the end of the compilation. It began a month later on December 12 and ran until February 27, 2026, with another compilation on March 6. The season 2 finale ended with the text "to be continued..." and a third season was formally confirmed at the end of the compilation. It began March 13.

Episodes

No. Title Directed by Air date*
Overall Season
0 "Let's Godziburst!" Uncredited 08/28/2025
Season 1
1 1 "A World Beyond Time and Space" Masami Fujita 09/20/2025
2 2 "Godzilla and Little" 09/30/2025
3 3 "Forest of Beasts" Sora Terui 10/10/2025
4 4 "Kiryu Sorties" 10/24/2025
5 5 "The Menacing Gatling Gigan" Masami Fujita 11/01/2025
6 6 "The Decisive Adventureverse" 11/07/2025
1–6 "Adventureverse Compilation" Masami Fujita,
Sora Terui 		11/14/2025
Season 2
7 1 "The Duel 'Verse" Masami Fujita 12/12/2025
8 2 "King of Ice and Storms" 12/25/2025
9 3 "Kaiju Fire Safety!" Sora Terui 01/16/2026
10 4 "Mechagodzilla's Revenge" Masami Fujita 01/30/2026
11 5 "Super Dragon Monster Attacks!" 02/13/2026
12 6 "Greatest Battle in the Cyberduelverse" 02/27/2026
7–12 "Cyberduelverse Compilation" Masami Fujita,
Sora Terui 		03/06/2026
Season 3
13 1 "Scout from the Darkness" Masami Fujita 03/13/2026
14 2 "Give 'Em a Shock!" Sora Terui
15 3 "To the Demon 'Verse!" TBA

Staff

Staff role on the left, staff member's name on the right.

  • Directed by   Masami Fujita
  • Episode directors   Masami Fujita, Sora Terui
  • Associate director   Sora Terui (episode 6)
  • Series composer and writer   Junichiro Ashiki
  • Planned and produced by   Mitsuo Sugano, Yuta Ueda, Mahiro Ogawa
  • Assistant producer   Kofu Tsubaki
  • Line producers   Masami Fujita, Daito Wakau
  • Production manager   Miho Aoyagi
  • Assistant staff coordinator   Tomoyoshi Joko
  • Production assistants   Yuto Kato, Momoko Nishimaniwa, Keiko Kawasaki, Kana Uehara, Ryo Minamoto, Atsushi Kitayama, Masato Takeguchi, Hayato Koyama, Fumina Kitamura, Shuto Motohashi, Yosuke Watanabe, Ryun, Ryoichi Takeda, Takumi Oikawa, Momoko Nishioka
  • Post-production producer   Takahiro Shimizu
  • Assistant post-production producer   Toranosuke Tanaka
  • AI producer   Hideyuki Ishibashi
  • Cinematography by   Taisuke Iwabuchi, Kota Mori, Yuichi Nakamura
  • Assistant cameras   Kota Mori, Ryo Minamoto
  • Lighting by   Yuki Yamanaka, Natsuru Chiba, Hiroki Mae, Kazuki Ogura, Miho Aoyagi
  • Music production, mixing, and sound design by   Yoshihiro Namizuka
  • Stock music by   Akira Ifukube (episode 6, 12; uncredited)
  • Online editing and color grading by   Kazuki Yoshida, Kazuya Araki, Fuminori Kasai
  • Online editing support by   Tatsuya Rikimaru (episode 1)
  • Offline editors   Masami Fujita, Sora Terui
  • Storyboards by   Masami Fujita
  • Opening, SY-3 Tower, etc. dioramas by   Hiroshi Yamamoto
  • Wilderness dioramas and Adventureverse structures by   Hiroyuki Tsuchida, Taiga Nagashima, Keiko Saito, Miharu Miura, Kohei Takeda
  • Jungle diorama by   Shinya Kusano
  • Adventureverse dioramas by   Hiroshi Yamamoto, Masami Fujita, Daito Wakau, Sora Terui, Miho Aoyagi, Kota Mori, Atsushi Kitayama, Aika Saeki
  • Cyberduelverse dioramas by   Masami Fujita, Kofu Tsubaki, Kota Mori, Miho Aoyagi, Yuto Kato, Momoko Nishimaniwa, Fumina Kitamura, Ryun, Aika Saeki, Isao Sakuma
  • 3D-printed models by   Daiki Omi
  • Graphic designers   So Sudo, Mizuki Shimura
  • Associate designer   Takashi Suzuki
  • First assistant director   Sora Terui
  • Assistant director   Kota Mori
  • Special effects advisor   Aito Ijima
  • Stop-motion animator   Yoshinari Ishii
  • Opening stop-motion supervisor   Takuro Oishi
  • Opening stop-motion animator   Masato Hayafune
  • Puppet operator/supervisor   Haruka Yamada
  • Puppet creators   Shinichiro Sone, Sachiko Takeda
  • Visual effects by   Kazuki Yoshida, Kazuya Araki, Fuminori Kasai, Katsutomo Yokoshoji, Shunki Saito, Yuna Yamada, Mizuha Aso, Taiki Nagashima, Julia Akimoto
  • AI creators   Koji Hayakawa, Tadashi Kawabata, Kaho Sakuma, Toru Sasaki
Company credits
  • Supervised by   Toho
  • Planned by   Bandai, Bandai Spirits
  • Produced by   MagniFIKA
  • Shooting studio   Kaminari Studio
  • Post-production by   digital egg
  • Wilderness dioramas and Adventureverse structures by   Studio Bingo
  • Building dioramas by   Littlebit, B-Dash
  • Diorama art cooperation by   gorock
  • Jungle diorama by   Green-Tech/Grün[a]
  • Graphic design by   S-PLUS

Cast

Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.

Appearances

Combatants

Name Burst Type Burst Move Power Toughness Vitality Intelligence Speed Potential
Biollante
(Flower Beast Form) 		Forest & King Forest & King Fresh Greenery Creation 130 100 90 95 50 70
Total: 535
Gigan
(2004) 		Cosmo Cosmo Slash Break 95 95 90 95 100 70
Total: 545
Hedorah
(1971) 		Plant & Cosmo Plant & Cosmo Acid Rain 80 ∞ 70 70 80 50
Total: 350 + ???
Kamacuras
(2004) 		Forest Forest Sickle Reaper 60 60 70 100 90 70
Total: 450
Shockirus Ocean & Forest Ocean & Forest Rampage Stinger 30 30 30 20 40 20
Total: 170
Mothra Larva
(1992) 		Forest Forest String Attack 50 40 80 100 70 100
Total: 440
Mothra Imago
(1992) 		Fairy Break[b] 90 90 110 100 120 100
Total: 610
Type-3 Kiryu
Heavy Arms Type[c] 		Plant Plant Turbulent Bombing 100 120 100 120 100 80
Total: 620
Type-3 Kiryu Absolute Zero Cannon 110 100 100 120 110 80
Total: 620
Type-3 Kiryu
(Firefighter Mode) 		Plant & Ocean Plant & Ocean Area-Wide Waterfall 110 130 100 120 110 80
Total: 650
Godzilla
(1991) 		King King Hyper Heat Ray 120 120 100 95 85 200
Total: 720
Burning Godzilla King & Ground King & Ground Destroy Heat Ray 160 110 100 95 90 250
Total: 805
Blizzard Godzilla King & Ocean King & Ocean Ice Inferno 140 130 100 100 90 245
Total: 805
Gatling Gigan
[episodes 2, 11] 		Plant & Cosmo Plant & Cosmo Spinning Bulled Shot 120 120 100 100 120 100
Total: 660
Gatling Gigan
[episodes 5–6] 		150 130 120 100 140 100
Total: 740
SpaceGodzilla Cosmo & King Cosmo & King Gravity Hurricane 125 125 100 95 85 100
Total: 630
Mechagodzilla
(1974) 		Plant & Cosmo Plant & Cosmo Space Impact Break 120 110 90 110 100 80
Total: 610
Mechagodzilla (1974)
Maser-Equipped 		140 120 90 110 110 80
Total: 650
Magma Hedorah Cosmo & Plant & Ground Cosmo & Plant & Ground Volcanic Cloud 130 ∞ 70 70 50 40
Total: 360 + ???
Ice Mothra Forest & Ocean Forest & Ocean Ice Flame 90 100 110 100 130 90
Total: 620
Burning
Millennium Godzilla 		King & Ground King & Ground Bright Blaze Ray 160 110 100 100 90 245
Total: 805
Rodan (1993) Ground Ground Sonic Bomb 85 85 90 80 130 80
Total: 550
King Ghidorah
(1991) 		Plant Plant Destroy Triple Laser 120 120 90 100 100 90
Total: 620
LittleGodzilla King King Bubble Heat Ray 50 50 80 90 50 200
Total: 520
Thunder Godzilla King & Electric King & Electric Lightning Ray 140 120 100 100 110 235
Total: 805

Other monsters

The following monsters have appeared briefly or in still frames, but have yet to star in an episode.

Weapons, vehicles, and races

Locations

  • Godziburst
    • Adventureverse
    • Cyberduelverse

Videos

Episode 0

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Compilation episode 1

Episode 7

Episode 8

Episode 9

Episode 10

Episode 11

Episode 12

Compilation episode 2

Episode 13

Episode 14

External links

Notes

  1. ↑ Misspelled as "Gree-Tech" (グリーテック,   Gurītekku) on episodes 2–4.
  2. ↑ Two imagos performing their Burst Move at the same time was referred to as "Twin Fairy Break."
  3. ↑ Simply referred to as "Type-3 Kiryu" in episode 1.

Episodic series
 
Godzilla series
TV/streaming
Godzilla (1978–79) • Adventure! Godzilland (1992–93) • Godzilla Kingdom (1996–97) • Godzilla Island (1997–98) • Godzilla: The Series (1998–2000) • Godzilla TV (1999–2000) • "Shinnosuke vs. Shin Godzilla" (2016) • Godzilla Singular Point (2021) • Chibi Godzilla Raids Again (2023–) • Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (2023–26)
Web shows
Short Movies of GODZILLA Wall Painting (2014) • Godziban (2019–25) • I'm Home! Chibi Godzilla (2020–21) • Godzilla Tales (2020) • Godzilla CHOMP (2021–22) • Godziburst (2025–)
Direct-to-video
 
King Kong series
TV/streaming
The King Kong Show (1966–67) • Kong: The Animated Series (2000–01) • Kong: King of the Apes (2016–18) • Skull Island (2023) • King Kong [working title] (TBA)
Web shows
 
Other Toho series
Shōwa period
Monster Booska (1966–67) • "Beat the Monsters!" (1967) • Go! Godman (1972–73) • Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1972–73) • Zone Fighter (1973) • Kure Kure Takora (1973–74) • Diamond Eye (1973–74) • Go! Greenman (1973–74) • Nippon Chinbotsu: Television Series (1974–75) • Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka (1974–75) • Flying Saucer War Bankid (1976–77) • Megaloman (1979) • Forbidden Mariko (1985–86) • Cyber Cop (1988–89)
Heisei period
Guyferd (1996) • Sorcerer on the Rocks (1999) • Star Bows (2000–01) • The Gransazers (2003–04) • The Justirisers (2004–05) • Super Fleet Sazer-X (2005–06) • Kawaii! JeNny (2007) • The Always-Selfish Prince Gama (2008) • Attack on Titan: Signal to Strike Back (2015) • I Am a Hero: The Day It Began (2016)
Reiwa period

 
 
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