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Well, 'fanfic' is short for fan fiction. 'Blame fanfic' could imply blaming or criticizing fan - created fictional works. Maybe it's about the quality issues some people find in fanfics, like bad grammar, inconsistent plots, or unoriginal ideas.

Godzilla was a famous Japanese monster that appeared in many movies and games. The following are the names of the movies where Godzilla fights other versions of monsters: 1 Godzilla: King of Monsters (2004) -Godzilla's debut movie was produced and distributed in Japan. Godzilla 2: Monster Island (2014) -This movie is a continuation of Godzilla, produced and distributed in Japan. Godzilla: Monster Planet (2017) -This movie is a derivative work of Godzilla, produced and distributed in Canada. Godzilla: Rise of Darkness (2020) -This movie is a remake of Godzilla, produced and distributed in Japan and Canada. Godzilla: Rise with the Sun (2019) -This film is Godzilla's international collaboration, produced and distributed in many countries. Godzilla: Wolverine (2020) -This movie is a superhero movie about the battle between Godzilla and Wolverine. Godzilla: Spirited Away (2010) -This movie is an animated film by Godzilla, produced and distributed in Japan. 8 Godzilla: Monsters Power Corporation (2015) -This movie is an animated film by Godzilla, produced and distributed in Japan and Canada. Godzilla: The Big Movie 2 (2018) -This is the second film in a series that was produced and distributed in Japan. Godzilla: Monster House (2005) -This movie tells the story of Godzilla in a house. It was produced and distributed in Japan.

The 'blame game story' might involve a family feud where family members are blaming each other for something that went wrong. For example, an argument over a broken heirloom, with each person saying it was someone else's fault for not taking care of it or being careless. It's all about avoiding taking the blame oneself and putting it on others.

The opening of the National Familiar: Godzilla was a science fiction novel by White Lightning. The background of the story was set in a world where reiki was recovering. In order to improve their strength, beastmasters became the main occupation for humans. After the protagonist Wang Cheng transmigrated to this world, he obtained a spiritual beast named Godzilla. Godzilla was a powerful monster with amazing strength. However, Wang Cheng was faced with all kinds of challenges and difficulties in this world. He had to work hard to improve his and Godzilla's abilities and protect humans from the threat of spirit beasts. Familiar for All: The First Godzilla was a novel full of adventure and combat. It told the story of Wang Cheng's growth and struggle on the path of beastmasters.

The Godzilla story typically involves a gigantic and powerful creature known as Godzilla. In the story, Godzilla is a product of various factors, often related to nuclear radiation. It rises from the depths of the ocean and makes its way towards populated areas. Godzilla's appearance is often a sign of chaos and destruction. It has an almost indestructible body, which makes it a formidable opponent. Over the years, the Godzilla story has evolved, with different movies exploring different aspects of its character, such as its origin, its motives, and its relationship with other monsters and with humanity. There are also stories that try to show how humanity tries to either defeat or co - exist with this terrifying yet fascinating creature.

I'm not entirely sure specifically which 'Blame Him Game Story' you're referring to. It could be a story where the main theme is about blaming a male character. Maybe it's a mystery where a man is wrongly blamed, or a drama where someone is justifiably held accountable.

Fan fiction about Godzilla's resonance could be about many things. It might explore how Godzilla's unique powers, like his atomic breath, create some sort of resonance in the story's world. Maybe it's about how that resonance affects other monsters or the environment around him.

The movie you mentioned might be Godzilla 2014. It's a monster movie released in 2014 and was jointly produced by China and Japan. In the film, Godzilla launched a large-scale attack on Earth in 2014 and hatched hundreds of Godzilla eggs. However, due to Godzilla's continuous expansion and destruction, all the eggs eventually hatched into the real Godzilla, causing the population of Godzilla to increase continuously, but in the end, it suffered a devastating attack.

There were a few novels similar to 'Carrying the Blame and Exile' that could be recommended. One of them was " I'll Take the Blame!" And "The Blame Talent Show." Other than that, there were also novels like " The Grand Supreme Ancestor Crawled Out of the Grave,"" Living in the Clan to Cultivate,"" The Legend of the Immortal Tree," and " The Sect Leader's Journey " that were similar to " Carrying the Pot and Exile." These novels might satisfy readers 'needs for similar topics.