Manga 'THE LONG HAIR IN THE ATTIC' by Junji Ito Will Be Adapted Into a Live-Action Film
The horror manga THE LONG HAIR IN THE ATTIC by Junji Ito will be adapted into a live-action film in collaboration with Japan, Thailand, and South Korea.
Kapanlagi.com - Godzilla's popularity has been rising in recent years. From the success of Godzilla Minus One, the series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, to various new projects being prepared by Toho and MonsterVerse, the King of Monsters seems far from retirement.
However, amidst the emergence of various new kaiju, many fans hope that some classic characters can return to the spotlight. Some of them have been missing from the big screen for decades, yet they remain favorites in the Godzilla community to this day.
From terrifying pollution monsters to the cosmic version of Godzilla himself, here are five legendary characters deemed most worthy of a comeback in the modern era.

5 Godzilla Villains That Have Been Missing Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
Hedorah first appeared in the film Godzilla vs. Hedorah in 1971. This kaiju, nicknamed Smog Monster, became one of the most terrifying monsters ever faced by Godzilla thanks to its unique design and ability to spread toxic pollution.
In addition to being a major threat to Godzilla, Hedorah also carries a strong environmental message. This monster can change shape and leave behind a trail of poison that is dangerous to humans. Because the themes it presents are still relevant today, many fans feel that Hedorah deserves to make a return in modern Godzilla films.

5 Godzilla Villains Who Have Been Missing for Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
Unlike other characters on this list, Jet Jaguar is not a pure villain. The giant robot that debuted in Godzilla vs. Megalon in 1973 often helps protect humanity from various kaiju threats.
Although quite popular and still frequently appearing in Godzilla anime and video games, Jet Jaguar has never had the opportunity to appear in a modern live-action adaptation. Many fans even hope that this iconic robot can one day join the MonsterVerse as a new ally for Godzilla.

5 Godzilla Villains Who Have Been Missing for Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
Destoroyah is one of the most dangerous foes ever faced by Godzilla. This monster first appeared in Godzilla vs. Destoroyah in 1995 and has a direct connection to the Oxygen Destroyer, the weapon used to defeat the original Godzilla.
Its ability to evolve and its incredible destructive power have made Destoroyah frequently referred to as one of the best villains in the franchise's history. To this day, many fans still hope that the monster will return as a major threat in future Godzilla projects.

5 Godzilla Villains That Have Been Missing for Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
Biollante is the result of a combination of human DNA, plant DNA, and Godzilla cells that created one of the most unique kaiju in Toho's history. This monster first appeared in Godzilla vs. Biollante in 1989 and quickly became a favorite among many fans.
Although there were rumors of its appearance in the second season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, that did not come to fruition. Therefore, the hope of seeing Biollante return continues to live on, especially considering its design is very suitable for visualization with modern CGI technology.

5 Godzilla Villains That Have Been Missing for Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
SpaceGodzilla was first introduced in Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla in 1994. This monster was born from Godzilla cells that were thrown into space and mutated into a kaiju with extraordinary powers.
Compared to other characters on this list, SpaceGodzilla is considered to have the greatest chance for a comeback. Rumors suggest that this character may appear in an upcoming MonsterVerse project. If it happens, its appearance could be one of the most anticipated moments for Godzilla fans around the world.

5 Godzilla Villains That Have Been Missing for Too Long (credit: x.com/@Godzilla_Toho)
With more and more Godzilla projects in development, the chance for the return of these classic characters is wide open. Both Toho and MonsterVerse have plenty of room to revisit the legendary monsters and characters that have been absent for a long time.
Hedorah, Jet Jaguar, Destoroyah, Biollante, and SpaceGodzilla each have their unique appeal, but one thing they all share is the immense support from fans. If any one of them truly returns to the big screen, the hype generated will almost certainly be enormous.
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