How is Godzilla able to swim so swiftly in the water?

You can see that they tuck their limbs to the side of their body and sway their tail/body side to side to propel themselves forward. Godzilla does something similar. Fictional seamonsters with limbs tend to swim like the above animals I've posted videos of. read more

Godzilla had a small head and mouth compared to its size. Too small I thought. But it did help to cut through water. Using its scales as fins kept it straight. And of course wagging its tail. And Godzilla really wanted to swim faster than the aircraft carrier could keep up. It was challenged and was on a mission to become the savior of the world. read more

) from Godzilla: The Series is an incarnation of Godzilla featured in the 1998 TriStar animated series Godzilla: The Series, and first introduced in the final scene of the 1998 film GODZILLA. It is the second incarnation of Godzilla to star in an American animated series, after the Hanna-Barbera Godzilla. read more