i binged the entirety of twisted kaiju theater several years ago. i was confused and intrigued by it. i was not and still aren't part of the godzilla fandom (for lack of a better word), so it was sort of like reading a really crude modern-day voynich manuscript. there were so many terms and things to decipher, the tone was confusing and jumbled, and i didn't understand the humor... it was madness.
I was in the Godzilla fandom when TKT was… I dunno, “big” probably isn’t the right word, but it was… uh… at the height of its fame, I guess?
I was also in, like, middle school, so there’s that.
I enjoyed it at the time, because it was basically watered down South Park but told with Godzilla toys instead of paper cut outs. Despite having Godzilla figures play the characters, the plot of most comics had very little if anything to do with Godzilla - it was mostly poop jokes and half baked “satire” of current events.
Eventually the creator decided his poop joke comic needed to get serious, as many webcomic creators do, and that’s when TKT really got bizarre. I believe that a lot of the limits we put on story telling are bullshit, but no one’s ever going to feel pathos for a photoshopped image of a chibi plastic Godzilla cry. Nobody. And yet there were entire arcs trying to do just that.
And once it hit that “serious” phase, it basically completely jettisoned the pretense that this was ever a comic about Godzilla, instead being about… I dunno, King Kong trying to help Dick Cheney invade Iraq for oil or something? It was weird. It was really weird.
There’s also a comic that uses the n-word a lot, which the white creator justified by saying his black friend wrote it. So there’s that for you.