Earlier today, the first trailer for Netflix’s new Godzilla project hit the Internet, and fans are still reeling from the release. Godzilla: Monster Planet is expecting to debut in just a couple of months, so fans of the kaiju have been excited to see how its anime is shaping up. But, when it comes down to it, Godzilla diehards can’t seem to agree on whether they love or hate the new footage. As you can see above, the trailer for Godzilla: Monster Planet gives fans a look at the film’s unique CGI style. The artwork for the entire movie was done using CG, but the choice is not a widely accepted one. In recent years, the anime industry has pushed towards CG-heavy artwork, but the animation's quality has not lived up to promise. Low frame-rates and stilted animation have turned several CG anime series like Berserk and Blame into laughing stocks within the otaku fandom. Despite its stunning concept art, the animation for Godzilla: Monster Planet did not impress many in practicality. The shadowy footage makes it difficult to see what all is happening, and the trailer's low resolution does not help. The trailer at least gives fans a shot of Godzilla in the wild, but there is no accompanying roar to signal the monster’s appearance. Fans are taking to social media to share their excitement - and inevitable - frustration over the Godzilla movie’s trailer. You can check out some of the best responses below! If you want to let us know what you think about the footage, hit us up on Twitter @ComicBook or @MeganPetersCB!

Josef_Bittenfeld Comment from discussion Godzilla animated film trailer Godzilla has been around for decades, but the monster is only just getting an anime in 2017. There's plenty of pressure to welcome the kaiju with austerity, but fans can't help but be nervous. prevnext

BBSNYPUR Comment from discussion Godzilla animated film trailer The staff behind Godzilla: Monster Planet isn't one to be trifled with. Kabun Shizuno and Hiroyuki Seshita will co-direct the feature. Gen Urobuchi came up with the story idea and script, so fans should expect a bit of Psycho-Pass to feed its way into this anime. prevnext

UntilDawnCreeps Gotta admit, I'm pretty excited for the upcoming Godzilla anime. https://t.co/5MzFk9P43G — UntilDawnCreeps (@UntilDawnCreeps) July 6, 2017 The anime fandom is fiercely protective of its industry, so there's bound to be fans who feel over-protective about Godzilla's entrance. A live-action anime adaptation is always suspect to criticism, and a live-action series getting an anime adaptation works much the same way. prevnext

SerizawaAkane Godzilla anime trailer seems a mixed bag. Looking forward to it but not as hyped as the concept otherwise should make me. — Akane (@SerizawaAkane) July 6, 2017 When it comes down to it, some fans can't help but feel let down by Godzilla's trailer. The shoddy lighting and abrupt transitions were a bit headache inducing. Fans didn't even get to hear Godzilla roar! prevnext

Thebigbadben90 Little view in on the anime Godzilla. We can see his hand and...Holy cow! Is that a tooth or a part of his face? pic.twitter.com/rpNdbvljya — Big-Ben (@Thebigbadben90) July 6, 2017 If there's one thing Godzilla: Monster Planet will get right, it is the size of the monster. The trailer's brief shot of Gdozilla saw the kaiju looking massive, and he might be sporting some insane canines to boot! prevnext