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June already! The last month of Q2 2026! Can you believe we are already almost halfway through the year? Anyway, though this month is a pinch lighter than usual on the releases that doesn't mean there isn't anything big.

What does it mean to grow up as a tokusatsu fan? Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider explores fandom, identity, and the power of love in a world where Shocker might be real.

May already? We are blasting through 2026! Compared to the last few months, things are a bit lighter, but there are still some releases worth keeping an eye on.

rom this issue to the impressive live action suits they have been showing off in action Genforcer is a Tokusatsu series that shows a lot of promise.

If you're into monster movies, kaiju, or just a solid animated adventure, The Sea Beast is definitely worth checking out. Before K-Pop Demon Hunters stormed the scene, it stood as one of Netflix's biggest animated releases.

Son of Kong was fast-tracked King Kong took the world by storm in 1933. Just 8 months after the original's release, the sequel hit theaters and was clearly meant to capitalize on King Kong's massive success. But the big question is if Son of Kong is a good sequel to King Kong?

One of the biggest standout elements of this film that makes it so different from previous kaiju films Toho released is that it set a new trend for them going forward. Mothra was not just another mindless monster rampaging through cities only to be killed by the armed forces at the end.

Welcome to Q2 of 2026! Pretty crazy to be here already, but here we are! Last month we saw the finale of Starship Godzilla, while this month starts off with the finale to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles X Godzilla! This series has been a treat especially as someone who is both a fan of TMNT comics and Godzilla.

Why reading a Godzilla 98 novel is a fate I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

Mat Frank is bringing Godzilla to Texas where they say everything is bigger, I guess that's why Godzilla is sporting his Neo design.

Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero (Ultraman Powered) had the ambition to bring the Ultra franchise to American audiences, complete with updated kaiju designs and a new defense team. Unfortunately, stiff fight choreography, a forgettable musical score, and an Ultra host who feels non-essential hold the series back from reaching its potential.

Kaiju Brooklyn isn't just a convention it is shared memories, moments and connections with fellow fans of the kaiju & tokusatsu community you will never forget. It is a weekend that we still talk about all year to this day.

Here we are already in March and closing out Q1! It’s been a strong start to the year for Kaiju & Tokusatsu comics, manga, and books, and this month is just as stacked!

A new indie Mecha vs Kaiju comic series is about to storm Kickstarter March 3rd! Chris Yates’ story is brought to life with art by Simone Ragazzoni with colors by Antonio Artro and words to page by Letter Taylor Esposito in Marcus Walker: Kingslayer Protocol. Kaiju fans, especially those with a love for mecha and tokusatsu storytelling, will want to keep an eye on this project.

rom start to finish, we thoroughly enjoyed how the film balances absurdity while paying homage to the giant monster genre. If you’re a fan of kaiju or just looking for a lighthearted monster movie, Notzilla is worth checking out.

Monster Apperances: Nezura In the video review below, Dan and Frank discuss Nezura 1964 (2020), a Japanese kaiju film that dramatizes the chaotic and ultimately failed Daiei production of the infamous lost monster movie Giant Horde Monster Nezura. Considered one of the most notorious unrealized kaiju projects in Japanese film history, Giant Horde Monster Nezura was shut down due to production disasters, serious health concerns, and mounting controversy. Nezura 1964 reimagin

2026 is a big year for Mothra "The Queen of the Monsters" will be celebrating her 65th anniversary, not just of her film debut, but of her story debut as well. In 1961, Toho commissioned Shin’ichirō Nakamura, Takehiko Fukunaga, and Yoshie Hotta to write a novel that would serve as a proof of concept for their next kaiju film, and this is where Mothra was born.

Monster Apperances: Giant Octopus , Megalodon, Snappers, Tyrannosaurus Rex In this review, we dive back into The Meg film series with Meg 2: The Trench (2023), the sequel that takes everything the original did and cranks the absurdity up to entirely new levels. Starring Jason Statham once again, this follow-up delivers even bigger and more giant sharks, more deep-sea monsters, and pure creature-feature chaos from start to finish. While the first film balanced blockbuster ac

Between Jason Statham doing what he does best as an action hero, a massive prehistoric shark tearing through the ocean, and nods to classic shark movies like Jaws, The Meg succeeds by embracing exactly what it is: a fun, over-the-top shark romp. If you’re looking for the perfect summer escape movie, this one still delivers.

Pikadon Monster Apperances: Pikadon In this review, we take a look at Love & Peace , a kaiju Christmas movie that is far better than it has any right to be. Directed by Sion Sono, this offbeat film blends giant monster mayhem with heartfelt emotion, absurd comedy, and a surprising amount of sincerity. Ryo & Pikadon At its core, Love & Peace tells a deeply human story wrapped in a bizarre kaiju package. The film follows Ryo, a quirky, deeply lonely, failed musician whose lif