Hulk & Thor vs. Godzilla & King Ghidorah

[Sharpandpointies]

Gravity will only have these effects if the original mass was supermassive. Godzilla sized kaijus are nowhere close to that.

Ghidorah's thing in this anime is that he's a fourth-dimensional (or higher, I can't remember) being, and what we see of him is only the part of him that is capable of interacting with our three dimensions.

Going by that, he could very well be 'massive' on a scale of which we can only dream.

Also, anime shennanigans. It doesn't need logic. ^_^

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Why do you have to body shame danger noodle? Its 2020 man!

Because there's fat, and then there's "distort local space-time". He needs help. Obesity is a serious thing.

[Slade1]

Ghidorah's thing in this anime is that he's a fourth-dimensional (or higher, I can't remember) being, and what we see of him is only the part of him that is capable of interacting with our three dimensions.

Going by that, he could very well be 'massive' on a scale of which we can only dream.

Also, anime shennanigans. It doesn't need logic. ^_^

Going by quantum mechanics, the 4th dimension is just spacetime that has no relevancy on gravity. Going by comic book physics it's perfectly plausible.