How the Kaiju War Began Explained | Pacific Rim Uprising

[@steel749]

It'd be great to get a prequel movie or TV show or Netflix series about the beginning of the kaiju war

[@TKiFenris]

I'd prefer a Netflix series. Would be so awesome!

[@EdoItachiAnbu]

Jack Rogers i'd prefer a movie because a series would have less budget (worse comuter effects) than a blockbuster movie.

[@CryersArmy2]

Netflix has a large amount of money at their hand, they can afford good effects if they want it. Give it a Game of Thrones budget and the effects will be great

[@rickaespinal2568]

likes if you want this happening in real life in the future

[@rickaespinal2568]

3:07 why is muavore happy

[@R3gular]

Damn, Cherno Alpha sure got killed early in the movie, she may be a mark 1 Jaeger but unlike her former Jaegers who eventually lost, this proves that Cherno is one tank that survived and defeated many Kaijus, its just a shame that kaijus become more and more adaptive which then leads to her eventually death at the hands of Otachi and Leatherback. Man i wanna see Guillermo Del toro should try to show the prequel where the mark 1 jaegers defend from the initial invasion, that would be awesome.

[@Dres2000]

D3fault unfortunately he won't be directing pacific rim uprising.

[@AzureScintillae]

@@Dres2000 thankfully we can dislike the sequel

[@cakti581]

*Cherno Beta*

[@goodhood8161]

She killed 6 kaijus, that is pretty impressive

[@thanhhoangnguyen4754]

@@goodhood8161 Some how i think the Precursors knew about Cherno bulkness that they make Leatherback massive to counter it and Otachi have acid spit to weakened it.

[@onekewlbraddah8460]

I think a Kaiju War would unite the World. Like can you Imagine US and China building a Jaeger?

[@inadequis6132]

Ramon if they could get past the bureaucracy it would be monstrous, overcompensate for something, have warranty issues, the reliability of schizophrenic, and a massive pair of truck nuts.

[@Spacefrisian]

We would build the windmill gundam in the Netherlands.

[@ls200076]

Spacefrisian yes, best gundam

[@player3200]

I wouldn't count on china's jeagers. Seriously, there's a reason why people avoid stuff made in china.

[@czptv1193]

Sad_Potato at least their wall worked

[@MrDj232]

General: "We can't keep nuking our own cities. Solutions?" Scientist 1: "Let's evacuate the coasts. We found the breach and we can destroy the Kaiju as soon as it makes landfall." General: "Too logical. Besides, no one wants to give up their port cities. Especially in the pacific islands." Scientist 2: "My son likes anime, so maybe we can build giant robots with specialized weapons." Scientist 1: "Why not put those weapons on more conventional delivery methods?" General: "Shut up, his plan is brilliant. Build me a Gundam!"

[@MariaElena-cc6os]

Marduk radiation

[@QD6310]

Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!😂

[@fleeplayTV]

there always have to be that cynical fuck. Because of people like you we can't have nice things. But on a real note I think the breach was on the challenger deep or somewhere really deep udnerwater. I'm not a nuclear scientist but I doubt a nuclear missile can travel so deep underwater to reach a direct hit. Also they didn't know where the breach was at the time they just suddenly got jumped by kaijous every single encounter.

[@berzerkbankie1342]

@@fleeplayTV he was saying to nuke them once they come above water/make land fall, because the coasts would be evacuated and everyone would live inland

[@samuelcoates7601]

Bryan Ganz even still the Kaiju would adapt to the nukes.

[@logeneaves2140]

What the hell is it with monsters and destroying the Golden Gate Bridge?

[@killer13324]

just like with the aliens of independence day, they love going for the landmarks.

[@ryanfelderman668]

I live near San Fran, and that means I'm probably dead in most monster movies

[@thehive378]

well, its a nice looking bridge right in front of the port... its blocking the way i guess

[@1farin]

@@ryanfelderman668 i feel you brotha, :(

[@lalallama171]

It’s not just monster movies, any movie that involves any form of mass destruction always results in the Golden Gate Bridge’s demise

[@terryforsdyke306]

I continue to be suprised how few Jaegers there were, there was a line in the film, I do not remember it precisely but it was something like "this base could once launch 30 jaegers, now only 4 remain", as it was clearly established there were several Shatterdomes I took that line to mean there were hundreds of Jaegers built

[@HZTenh17g]

Terry Forsdyke it was only a test. They can adapt faster than humanity can.

[@jesusbustamante2793]

because the jaeger army got their budget cut off and jaeger were being destroyed faster that they were being built

[@MsSomeonenew]

There were over 100 yes, and they were loosing them faster and faster because Kaiju were getting adapted to counter.

[@primo2296]

There were 30 Jaegers built by 2020, many more were planned as we know Striker Eureka was a Mk V jaeger, the first. But by the year 2020 Jaegers were starting to be destroyed at a rapid pace, by 2024 they lost 8 Jaegers in just 1 year. It was clear by the start of 2021 the PPDC couldn’t keep up with the Kaiju in a war of attrition. So they stopped funding and building them and instead focused on building the wall.

[@primo2296]

Kadum Also just because we can build hundreds of Nukes in a year doesn’t mean we can Build Intricate Humanoid Robots the size of skyscrapers that have thousands of moving peices that all need to be exact, and require the power of a nuclear reactor to run at the same rate. As it is it takes roughly 5-10 years to build a Nuclear Aircraft carrier and they’re actually smaller than the Jaegers in some case.

[@hamzy1989]

imagine godzilla just turned up and wrecked the alien kaiju

[@zoid99dollars]

Those kaiju are actually quite powerfull...they do survive nuclear bombs and its 1 Godzilla vs Many

[@oliviasandersronaldkingjr3840]

Ismael Gonzalez Godzilla has taken black holes and fought planet destroyers. He'll be fine.

[@DocWolph]

Yeah no. Those were the crazy ass Godzilla movies of the 70s. The Legendary Godizilla, which is the one that would be used, would get wrecked by a couple of Cat 3 Kaiju, killed by a couple of Cat 4 Kaiju, or Murdered by a Cat 5 Kaiju. Also every time someone survives a Black hole you know its BS once you learn what a Black Hole is. NOTHING CAN BEAT A BLACK HOLE. Black Holes, Magnatars, Gamma Ray Bursts, Quasars, are all absolute forces of cosmic destruction. Godzilla stands no chance. against them. Also if something is powerful enough to blow up a planet, anything even remotely less than that stands no chance. What's more, why blow up Godzilla when you can blow up the planet he is standing on? In this case, they would be holding back unable to use adequate force with destroying their prize and or themselves in the process. It is a "DBZ paradox", they are strong enough to destroy the Earth outright and yet can not use enough force to take out each other without killing themselves in the process. So they have to weaken each other to a point they can use just enough force to kill their opponent without killing themselves, as well.

[@oliviasandersronaldkingjr3840]

DocWolph First of all, I apologize for my misunderstanding, as I thought this was just a general, fun death battle scenario, I was unaware we were focusing on any specific version of Godzilla. The source of Godzilla surviving the Black Hole was much more modern, with either Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla III (2001) and Tokyo S.O.S (2002), so it's not quite like the 70's features, where he would fly with his atomic breath and such. Now onto the actual discussion. I am aware that nothing can escape a Black Hole. However, that was a fictional movie with a fictional plot, and therefore they showed Godzilla surviving a black hole (or maybe it was a miniature black hole, I can't remember), to drive home the point of how strong he is. The problem here is, the Legendary Pictures Godzilla is more realistic in terms of capabilities with its size and such, as that's the type of movie the director wanted to create, where they portrayed him as a force of nature, rather than, let's say, Godzilla Final Wars (2004), where he was supposed to be a more action orientated beast, fighting off other monsters who were just as campy and absurd.

[@DocWolph]

Oliett the Cancer Crusader, It most likely was "wide open" but it is too easy to just say the strongest version of given character, who has been around for decades, and blown way out of proportion, versus more grounded characters. Of course your nuke trumps my grenade. But grenade versus grenade? Who wins then. That is MUCH more interesting.

[@fredsas12]

Whenever I hear that nuclear explosions can't kill an organic being, but a giant robot with a sword and plasma weapon can, I know we are not anywhere near reality... However I loved Pacific Rim, twas awesome fun.

[@tanker9987]

If an alien civilization can create organic 300ft monsters, surely they can implement countermeasures into the weapon.

[@fredsas12]

What countermeasures? A plasma weapon does damage by extreme heat, causing the disintegration of structures on the molecular and atomic level. A Sword can cut materials, because the sword's molecular building blocks have stronger bonds than the material it is cutting. Thus the material bonds will break BEFORE the sword's does. A nuclear weapon also does damage by heat, but on a MUCH more extreme scale than any point focused plasma weapon, causing secondary pressure waves which by themselves can disintegrate and liquefy molecules, as well as EMP shock waves that can overload the monster's electronic pathways (any technological devices as well as nerves and spinal communications). A nuke is an ultimate "multi-attack" total annihilation device powered by the same atomic reactions that power a star. (I don't have to explain how powerful a star is). There is simply no immediate "in this moment" countermeasure against energy so extreme and uncontrolled... Not only that, but a 100 metre tall giant lizard weighing in even at 100,000 tonnes would go flying like a bowling pin if a nuke hit him. Stiff backbone structures like the neck, arms, legs and spine would immediately be crushed and mangled, Soft high plasma tissue like eyes, brain, blood and lungs would liquefy just from the shock wave itself. I don't think I have to go on... Which brings back to the conundrum... The monster has no defence against a giant sword, (or a surgeon's tiny biopsy blade for that matter), but can withstand nukes. :)

[@fredsas12]

I hear you. They could have have done it a lot cheaper with energy weapons mounted on downward targeted satellites in orbit. They would have cost a LOT less than giant robots, and there would no risk to them being destroyed either... The moment a rift opening was detected they could zap the entire thing. The monster would be dead or extremely incapacitated just coming into the world, making it easier for subs and other stuff to finish it off. No matter how big they made them, the end would always be the same.

[@leviraymer6333]

Fernando Cárdenas That could work. But if we didn't have the giant robots, we wouldn't have a very good movie :)

[@fredsas12]

Hahah. I know but I simply MUST seek rationality in everything :)) Annoying, I know :)

[@th3lonef0x4]

there is so many kaijus that we don't know what they fully look like.

[@GloomGaiGar]

the toys give a pretty accurate representation of what they look like

[@Swaggmire215]

I wanna see all of those Jaeger's mentioned and cherno alpha rebuilt and let it wreck shit

[@chuknukbubs6322]

Swaggmire215 - Yeah the russians were kinda underrated by the movie. Really striker, cherno and the 3 armed one (idk what it was called) were all so highly thought upon but then taken down like pussies. xD

[@Swaggmire215]

Just another KZbin commenter yea I didn't like that shit at all...I mean Cherno alpha was a damn tank and was done up on some nut shit..and crimson typhoon fight was so unrealistic...three arms three brains and none of them thought to lift the arm to cut the tail off???and I wanna know how does a Kaiju have the ability to catch a spinning blade,stop it completely without any sort of damage then crush it???I know it's a movie but come with the dumb shit

[@biggusballuz5405]

That's because only Americans are allowed to be heroes.

[@Swaggmire215]

I don't like that concept..I feel as tho Cherno alpha was better equipped for battle..

[@jesusbustamante2793]

that was done to show that kaijus were becoming stronger and adapting to the jaegars fighting style

[@HoneyBadger1779]

How many rail cannons and IR laser systems could you build for the price of one Jaeger?

[@ruviklychee4308]

James Jordan About a thousand

[@GloomGaiGar]

A lot but can they physically restrain, push back or immobilize a kaiju? The idea of jaegers is to halt the advance of a kaiju while the civilians evacuate.

[@HoneyBadger1779]

Well I'm more thinking kill. We have lasing technology that can pulse through 20 feet of steel per second, and is getting better exponentially. Once a kinetic projectile reaches around 3km per second, it carries it's own mass in tnt.

[@HoneyBadger1779]

EricX 73 Rail guns, rail guns everywhere. (Motions with hand)

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Rail Cannons and IR Laser Systems can't dodge a punch or a kick

[@automatik25]

Godzilla would straight smack all of these things with the back of his..... tail.

[@AdnanPillay]

automatik25 Godzilla smack them to another realm

[@flameconvoy7424]

I like how the ph were like "What should we do about these Kaiju?" "Make giant robots, my son was playing with some toys and they seem like a good idea

[@MrPolycount]

That is a great story. A great explanation of why they built these big robots.

[@HNGamingOfficial]

but if we were forced to, we couldn't do it. i think more realistically if that happened now, we would actually seek to flee to space, or dig down into bunkers.

[@TKiFenris]

Space isn't an option for us right now. I think the best course of action would be to evacuate the coasts since the creatures always attack from the ocean and let the conventional military fight the Kaiju when they make landfall to buy time for a tactical nuclear strike.

[@Spacefrisian]

Go to space and return with operation meteor using Gundams.

[@HNGamingOfficial]

Jack, yeah that's the thing with the nukes though, they did that and found it not viable. You have to think long game here.

[@zjschulling]

Janzer idk how you were raised, but that's not how America does things

[@HNGamingOfficial]

Zachary Schulling calm down lol, this is the world, news flash the usa isn't the world

[@ronnieragin2916]

Godzilla Would TOTALLY Kill ALL of Them Kaiju Monsters Easily!

[@roshanefowler4258]

Especially Godzilla 2021

[@Gamerafighter76]

I like this backstory.

[@jkp3218]

Why not set up a bunch of defensive turrets equipped with those plasma cannons Gypsy Danger had. Those seemed to go straight through the Kaiju's

[@SunnyBlam]

You have to stop the spread of the extremely toxic Kaiju Blue blood. That's why the Jaegars beat them up, to cause internal bleeding rather than ripping them apart.

[@Oraleproductions23]

Hell yeah this would be a gr8 series!

[@Son.D.Lollipop]

Definitly make more monster/kiju videos there awesome

[@SalinaMoonfall]

It does explain why giant mechs fighting giant monsters is somehow considered the "better" option...cause the alternative is nuking your own cities and doing the Kaiju's work for it.

[@SaltWoodOG]

Very good video, continue wi pacific rim videos pleas 💯💯💯💯💯

[@alexw8903]

You say it took nukes to take down the kaiju, but in the movie it says tanks jets and missiles to take down the first, and when it shows the bodys, all of which are in areas which do not look like they were nuked, and later shows people living around there bodys so the area can not have been nuked or else the areas would have been irradiated.

[@Seriona1]

Yeah, it was stupid for him to say that. First Contact said it started at San Fran and then the monster was able to destroy three cites within three miles so I assume the monster took out San Fran, Oakland, and San Fafael. US would not use nukes on their own soil.

[@kieran99344]

Awesome videos CJ, very informative

[@o-zone1217]

Your explanation is way more interesting than PR2

[@bunaku9963]

A pacific rim game would be amazing

[@ferdinandrayoso9444]

There is

[@MastemaJack]

What if Pacific Rim is the director's H.P Lovecraft movie. Del Toro has wanted to make direct adaptations from Lovecraft's work. The Kaiju are coming from the sea just like Cthuluh and other elder gods.

[@flatheadgg2443]

MastemaJack yes I noticed that connection too supernatural monstrous creatures coming from other dimensions and terrorizing humanity sounds familiar And by the way cthulhu is a great old one and no elder god And the elder gods came from space and just settling down in the sea but I know what you mean

[@YumLemmingKebabs]

Cthulhu is public domain so the only thing needed for a film about that to be made is funding, skill, and motivation.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

A lot of if not all of Del Toro's movies have atleast a little of Lovecraft's elements (sometimes it's subtle and sometimes it's blatant) Pacific Rim is no exception, from the design of the Kaiju themselves to the fact that humanity has a hard time killing them (keep in mind that none of Lovecraft's stories stated that the monster can not be killed) just shows how big of a HP Lovecraft fan Del Toro is and why he needs to direct any and all Lovecraft adaptions

[@CyRaeWr]

1:24 we'll I didn't know that my country in Pacific rim got kaiju attacked 😅😂😂😂 Who here are from Philippines

[@yes-w4g]

Me

[@xeno1782]

The Kaiju & The Jauger kinda reminds me of Voltaren, the 5 Lions that formed the huge robot. It had a lot of monster's that looked like the Kaiju, and The 5 Lions were operated by humans. When they came together and formed Voltaren, He was operated by the same 5 humans. A lot of a likes it those two, I think

[@marcribaudo1965]

You know what's crazy is where the contamination from the dead Kaiju is worse than the fallout from the nukes that finally brought it down in Manila.

[@HansZarkovPhD]

It would be awesome if that really happened to San Franpsycho. Maybe when Boxer and Pelosi are there.

[@rng_lord1276]

I feel like a MOAB, cruise missile, rail gun or laser would work just fine to kill a Kaiju but anything able to withstand a nuke would be impervious to a robot. I bet a bunker buster could also be pretty effective as well. However I love big robots so I'm cool with whatever excuse they use. How about a Jaeger armed with multiple rail guns? Rail guns could be fully automatic and if you've got the tech to build Jaegers then thats not a big deal.

[@riot2136]

RNG_ Lord That would spread the blood of Kaiju everywhere which is extremely toxic, while that would be dope might be doing more damage than helping.

[@demanischaffer]

RNG_ Lord If 1 nuke isn't enough to take down a Kaju than a MOAB is just gonna scratch it

[@purchasedbyblood]

dam kijews

[@haloborn6785]

*kaijews ;)

[@nightowlanimate7813]

Hyaku 42 r/wooosh

[@j_rivera2007]

Dam kaijews

[@donalddeluxe6407]

Damn, the first ever Kaiju on earth has quite the name.

[@ricoo4723]

Well some of the story writers of this movie don't know very much about modern weapon effectiveness

[@donda2111]

Wait what? The aliens from Pacific Rim are called the Precursors? Thats kind of unimaginative tbh, i was expecting something cooler.

[@DragoNYC]

The concept of this movie was really good. The only thing that annoyed me was that "forced relationship" between the two main characters. Not all movies need that this one especially.

[@1000animeboy]

DragoNYC But they didn't kiss at the end. Forced is an overstatement.

[@DragoNYC]

ASMR JUNKIE they don't have to have a physical interaction for the romance to seem like it's "forced." I just feel that the whole interaction wasn't needed in this movie IMO.

[@Heartlessangel350]

but they were drift compatible, meaning their mind set was pretty much on par, in other words like minded individuals. that's literally the whole premise of the movie and typically you do need physical interaction for romance, other wise they just seem like really close buddies, which they were. they shared each others memories emotions and actions when in Jaegars.

[@kashavok]

I dont see why after the first attack they didnt think of making big ass robots to take on the kaiju just so they'd be ready if they attacked again

[@MrChupacabra555]

Wow, I did not know that: the Jaegers were actually inspired by 'japanese mecha' of a sort (which I'm guessing the toys were based on ^_^)

[@maiii02]

The thing with nukes and railguns or heavy laser shit is that it can spread more and more toxic kaiju blood than just punching the hell out of em until the kaiju is knockout. Plasma cannon of gypsy is basically one of the last resort incase the kaiju is stronger. Besides migration of humans from coastal cities will be a huge problem the fact that Tokyo Manila Beijing and other capitals in the pacific coast has millions of inhabitants.

[@zhoradao7035]

*America rebuilds Mecha Godzilla that has two shoulder mounted rail guns* All Kaiju dies.

[@ragingbull8024]

This should have some version of other Country like Taiwan,Japan,Korea,New Zealand, Indonesia and the Philippines! Explaining what happened to their country when a Kaiju attack their land

[@Scazoid]

Indonesia used the jegaer *Satria baja hitam*

[@superballs4251]

Cherno was still freaking awesome

[@hyouzanren1846]

kaiju first invasion movie will be great!

[@Coco-by8qs]

0:59 , didn't the movie say that the first kaiju to appear in San Francisco only traveled 30 miles before being defeated using nukes? I live near Sacramento and I'm pretty sure Sacramento isn't 30 miles away from SF, could it be inconsistency between the graphic novels and the movie?

[@bactoidarms2440]

TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING!

[@danielelbourne8586]

They should make a movie about the trespasser and each khiju attack.

[@Aipe97]

Honestly why attack Cabo San Lucas? It's such a tiny city compared to all of the other ones that can be found near the pacific.

[@alexraven6295]

I would live to see a prequel movie series

[@sadmercuryyy-9638]

*thank u brawler Yukon for saving my city*

[@michaelmaxisstuff249]

I just watched pacific rim uprising yesterday in the cinemas

[@aquashark7885]

So is Godzilla a kajui but a good one

[@alexw8903]

kaiju is basically just any big monster, so yes Godzilla is a kaiju along with Kong. And he's not necessarily a good one, in the early movies he was actually the bad one, but eventually became a good one but not because he was of good heart, it was more just because he had to. Or in terms of the 2014 movie it was just to maintain his status in the pecking order.

[@goji253]

Depends, in his first movie, he was essentially a good guy, he, however, died in that one as well. A second Godzilla surfaced, gradually becoming more of a protector of humanity. In later movies he was essentially always the bad guy, helping humanity but also causing a lot of death and destruction on his way. In the newer eras, a similar thing took place, though there he also slowly rose to the protector position in the end. The 2014 Godzilla is back to the second era of Godzilla movies, meaning he is essentially just a monster, but "accidentally" helps humanity by dealing with his own problem. The newest one is back the very first Godzilla, who is a plain villain (2016)

[@convoy034]

Doublebow technically the 2014 Godzilla is good

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Godzilla is more along the lines of Neutral

[@lalallama171]

Godzilla is cool. But we don’t talk about the 1998 fake version

[@quinny1609]

Wouldn't it be easier to build a bunch of huge cannons along the coast to destroy the kaiju

[@josephkugel5099]

I would just mine the breach with nuclear weapons and blast the Kaiju as they appeared and long before they got to any of my cities. Its not that hard to win a war when you know exactly where an enemy is going to come from every time.

[@mariottbunbury1985]

so, I know the bare basics of Pacific Rim, but if they know it comes out of 1 point why not have all jagers waiting for the Kyju to emerge form the point ? or in the movie they just discover the point ?

[@anxiousearth680]

The breach is in the mariana trench, one of the deepest parts of the ocean. Jaegers are less effective in deep water. And the pilots themselves, humans are land mammals. Thus will always be disadvantaged compared to the Kaiju.

[@HappiestSadGuy]

It began with a whisper

[@JoyceGomesBR]

Great video.

[@WolfofPride]

It baffles me that when a new sci-fi movie comes out, the first 10 or so of the movie shows a brief background. Then the rest of the movie follows the usual action movie "script". Impending danger to humanity discovered, protagonist fights said danger, protagonist either dies or is beaten, (if alive) protagonist goes through a re-discovery phase, que training montage, and finally the final show down..... Why can't sci-fi movies start with the origin stories of the new universe and actually devote time and resource into making the scale epic and memorable. In my personal opinion if you want to make a block buster movie you should show the audience something that a tv show with a decent enough budget wouldn't be able to match.

[@declanolivetti4319]

In German Jäger literary means Hunter which fits the Robots a lot

[@ElBandito]

We need Mothra to contain the Kaiju threat.

[@Dres2000]

El Bandito XD

[@lalallama171]

Yeh I’m mates with mothra I’ll ring her and ask her to fight them if you want

[@zarzanator1991]

The point being...fight monsters with monsters!

[@patrickgermond2750]

Does Hollywood know what a tactical nuke is? They can be dialed down to like 3 Moab's put together? They'll blow a hole and deep crater in any mountain. But won't destroy a city. Maybe 6 to 10 blocks. But that's it.

[@stephenfarthing1522]

Problem - lack of radiation shielding. 14 months was a rush job.

[@mikemaceda3222]

this movie should've been tied to the Cloverfield universe. would make more sense too. (the Cloverfield movie, that is.)

[@MsSomeonenew]

The spazoid, screamy, shakey cam bullshit? Nothing should ever be tied into that...

[@Scazoid]

@@MsSomeonenew *found footage*

[@flyingpanda-xj6so]

Traspasser has a sharp ass Jaw Line😂

[@ricefarmer4738]

Yes brawler Yukon!

[@dylankieck5933]

I would love a prequel to the first movie

[@williamdobbin7827]

Is it just me or at 4:38 sec it looks like the SDF-1 is exploding right in the background off the aliens right shoulder?

[@nice-se8mk]

It all began with a random flaming hole just popping up in the middle of the sea (bottom to be exact)

[@surajpanda275]

War ready waaaar ready

[@johnharrison6745]

The first one destroyed San Francisco and Oakland? They unintentionally did us a FAVOR.

[@repnatl]

Nuke destroys half the city as the skeleton is laying next to still standing buildings lol

[@carmelitajalani5223]

The city was build around the kaiju

[@october223]

gr8 video

[@jollyannsantos2126]

Did u say in the 2nd one is phillipines?😅😅😒

[@lokiplush5311]

Notice how the Kaiju breach is always in the water. why in the water?

[@grim8149]

Loki Plush its the pacific ring of fire

[@nitroxCSGO]

Precursors live in water

[@Vegito_Fanpage]

Loki Plush because... that's where the breach that they all come from is???

[@damienburchfield2059]

who is the KING of the kaiju????

[@Loregamorl]

category 5 kaiju, mk 5 jagers, makes perfect sense

[@danielfrazier3764]

👍👍👍i love this video

[@nine9ryu]

your right it great ....now I want to see it LOL

[@gwem1979]

Pacific rim realistic? In the real world the global governments would just build as much artillery and bombs as they could. And probably just stuff a dead kaju with a shit load of nukes & drop it into the rift.

[@Hybrid0027]

I know, but part of the reason I said realistic was because I'd like to think it'd happen very much the same way -- we'd use nukes as a last resort, until it turns out they're not always 100% effective and the monsters keep attacking major cities anyways. Then, faced with the thought of nuking even more cities (which might not even work), they came up with another solution.

[@th3lonef0x4]

I wonder what hundun looks like.

[@MLDprodutions1]

There should have been a prequel movie made following these events, instead of the dreadful sequel.

[@ryanfelderman668]

Considering that I live 20 minutes from San Francisco.... I'm probably dead in Pacific Rim

[@josephstalin6549]

Officer, 'Are we going to build a containment facility around the portal so that we could effectively kill the Kaiju while minimising our use of resources and nuclear weapons?' -General, 'Fuck no, let's build a corps of massive giant death robots and use them to fight the Kaiju in densely populated areas!'

[@cdeb9341]

I am so scared I don’t know if you’re going to come back

[@bilguunnyamaa7767]

Still the best movie of 2010s

[@communistyaroslavpokrovsky711]

Bilguun Nyamaa not really

[@macklee6837]

Yes, please do one on the wall. I never understood the logic behind it. Governments wouldn't have been so dumb as to believe the walls could stop the kaiju, so why the fuck did they build them? Also, why not have constant surveillance (like a satellite) above the fissure, and have battleships, aircraft carriers X amount of safe miles from the fissure, ready to shell and bomb the fuck out of every kaiju that appears?

[@Kukyo]

gooby pls

[@niverall5657]

i think there gonna make part 3 of that awesome movie i mean(Spoiler alert) at the last scene of pacific rim uprising(spoilers seriously)they say that the precursors are coming

[@Dlauj96]

i say we build a wall, and make the kaiju pay for it!

[@lalallama171]

They actually did in the movie but the plan failed miserably

[@therealbaryonyx6162]

We need Pacific rim 3

[@nimrath]

I still think the 2 biggest plotholes are that they did not build turrets with the plasma cannons, and why the fuck they did not use the onboard weapons as a first option, rather than a last resort.

[@mackcummy4976]

They were caught off guard? Sonar couldn't find it.

[@sphere7158]

Kaiju probably couldn't handle the cretaceous atmosphere.

[@kentschultz367]

Dropping Tungsten cored penetrators from orbit on top of Kaijus would be interesting.. nowhere near as cool as a giant robot tho

[@carlo.1863]

The heck 3 nukes to take down tresspasser,it only took a few punches and rockets for striker eureka to take down that kaiju that attacked sydney in the movie.

[@viiking01]

Noob question. Did the Kaiju have a main objective? Were they just like large aggressive animals or do they have a higher intelligence?

[@Dres2000]

Viiking 01 they attack by orders Hounds: target the populated areas Exterminators: Make sure the job's finished. Big ones: Eventually take possession....

[@MsSomeonenew]

Essentially they were an extinction level event for any planet, so the colonizers didn't need to fight any existing inhabitants.

[@DAEJAHN]

Yayger!!! (Starts humming attack on titan theme song)

[@PokeFan18]

yeah.. too bad we suffered heavily in first the movie.. Philippines was devasted plus daym nukes everywhere!! plus dude! we are near that frikin otherworldy portal!! who wants to live in a huge ass kaiju portal? none.. anyways.. hype for the next Pacific rim!!

[@bathala5913]

Is king kong considerd as a kaiju? Can the jaegers ask him for a fist fight?

[@tanker9987]

These Kaiju are unrealistically tough. A single bunker buster (can penetrate 10ft+ of concrete) on the head should be overkill. Also how the hell do you move 300 ft robots from one side of the world to the other in less time than it takes for a Kaiju to destroy a city?