The TriStar series is an unofficial term used to identify the series of North American films and television series released from 1998 to 2000 by TriStar Pictures. This series' production technically began in 1992, when Sony acquired the rights to the Godzilla character, and initially began production on a film set for a 1994 release.
Plans for this would end up being reworked into the 1998 film, Godzilla. Following the release of this film, two sequels were planned, and an animated series was released. Plans for additional films fell through, however, as the film's director and producer dropped the project following budgetary issues in early 1999.
Sony's rights to the franchise reverted to Toho in 2003, effectively ending this series. It would be succeeded by the retaliatory Millennium series, created by Toho from 1999 to 2004, and a new North American series would begin in 2014, with the creation of the MonsterVerse, and release of Godzilla.
Films
- Godzilla
- Godzilla 2 (Cancelled.)
- Godzilla 3 (Cancelled. No screenplay is known to exist.)
Television series
Monsters introduced
- Godzilla/Cyber-Godzilla/Zilla
- Godzilla (Godzilla: The Series)
- Juvenile Godzilla
- Crustaceous Rex
- Armillaria
- Bacillus
- Chameleon
- Crackler
- Cryptocledius
- Cyber Fly
- D.R.A.G.M.A.
- Deep-Dweller
- DNA Mimic
- El Gusano Gigante
- Fire Monster
- Giant Armadillo
- Giant Bat
- Giant Gila Monster
- Giant Mutant Bee
- Giant Mutant Hummingbird
- Giant Mutant Termite
- Giant Mutant Widow Spider
- Giant Turtle
- Giant Water Beetle
- Ice Borer
- King Cobra
- Komodithrax
- Lizard Slayers
- Man-Eating Vines
- Medusa
- Megapede
- Mutant Giant Squid
- Mutant Jellyfish
- Mutant Rat
- Nanotech Creature
- Nessie
- Norzzug
- Quetzalcoatl
- Reptilian
- Rhinosaurus
- Robo-Yeti
- Shrewster
- Silver Hydra
- Skeetera
- Sub-Zero Manta
- Swamp Beast
- Techno-Sentient
- Thorny Devil
- Ts-eh-Go and the Mutant Scorpions
| Godzilla eras and series | |
|---|---|
| Continuity | |
| Japanese series | Showa era • Heisei era • Millennium series • Reiwa era • World of Godzilla |
| North American series | TriStar series • MonsterVerse |