Godzilla Minus Zero: the final trailer is online, released on 4 November

On Sunday 11 October 2026, Toho released the final trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero, the sequel to Godzilla Minus One directed by Takashi Yamazaki. First shown at New York Comic Con, this second full trailer features King Ghidorah, the three-headed monster, facing Godzilla. The film comes out in cinemas in France on Wednesday 4 November 2026, in IMAX, dubbed and subtitled.

The final trailer: King Ghidorah against Godzilla's atomic breath

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The video opens with Dr Ogata, played by Jun Kunimura, saying he is certain that this patient should never have survived. The trailer hints at how Noriko Oishi, played by Minami Hamabe, survived Godzilla's first attack. It then shows residents forced to flee.

King Ghidorah strikes aircraft in flight with its lightning-shaped gravity beams, and Godzilla answers with its pale blue atomic breath. Toho still has not shown King Ghidorah's full design.

Toho and GKIDS released the video worldwide after the film's panel at New York Comic Con. The film had already had its world premiere on 26 September at the New York Film Festival.

A sequel to Godzilla Minus One, again directed by Takashi Yamazaki

Godzilla Minus Zero is again set in post-war Japan, after Godzilla's first attack shown in Godzilla Minus One. Takashi Yamazaki is the director, writer and visual effects supervisor, as on the previous film. In March 2024, Godzilla Minus One won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects, the first Japanese film to win in this category. Naoki Sato again composes the music; the film is produced by ROBOT, with visual effects by the Shirogumi studio, and shot at TOHO Studios.

Ryunosuke Kamiki (Koichi Shikishima), Minami Hamabe (Noriko Oishi), Hidetaka Yoshioka (Noda), Yuki Yamada (Shiro Mizushima), Kuranosuke Sasaki (Seiji Akitsu), Sakura Ando (Sumiko Ota) and Miou Tanaka (Tatsuo Hotta) return to their roles. Min Tanaka joins the cast as the biologist Kanji Murakami, Masami Nagasawa as Makoto Aoyama, a meteorologist assigned to the Disaster Response Bureau, and Jun Kunimura as Dr Ogata.

It is the first Japanese film shot for IMAX ("Filmed for IMAX"): some sequences use the 1.43:1 aspect ratio of IMAX screens. In Japan, it comes out on 3 November, "Godzilla Day", the anniversary of the release of the first Godzilla on 3 November 1954. In France, it reaches cinemas the next day, Wednesday 4 November, distributed by Apollo Films. Godzilla Minus One is available on Netflix, in its original version and in a black-and-white version.

As for collectibles, the Godzilla from Minus One already has its figures: two Funko POPs released this year and a Super7 action figure.

Funko POP 2026: the Minus One Godzilla and its atomic breath

This year Funko added two figures to its Godzilla Minus One range, announced in our article on Godzilla POP pre-orders. The POP Premium Godzilla (Heat Ray), no. 2071, is 4.9 in (12.4 cm) tall: Godzilla fires a translucent blue beam that hits a base covered in debris, in an orange burst. Its dorsal plates and eyes are the same blue.

The POP Deluxe Godzilla (Swimming), no. 2070, shows it swimming: only its head, upper back and dorsal plates are above the water, on a wave-shaped base. It is 3.1 in (7.9 cm) tall.

King Ghidorah also has a POP this year, the Super Sleeping King Ghidorah (no. 1953): the monster is asleep and entirely gold. It does not use its Minus Zero design, which Toho has not yet revealed. All the Godzilla POPs released in 2026 are listed below.

Super7 figure: the Minus One Godzilla as an action figure

For a larger piece, Super7 has made a figure of the Godzilla from the 2023 film in its ULTIMATES! range. It is articulated, measures 8 in (20.3 cm) tall and 14 in (35.6 cm) long, and comes with a spare head with an open mouth, to recreate the monster's roar.

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