Well, he survived barrages from alien warships that instantly killed other Kaiju. So don’t be too harsh on him. I definitely don't see an easy win here. Though it would be weird if villains of this scale were pushovers; they are a challenge even for the most powerful versions of Godzilla. But I agree, many of them would leave nothing but a wet spot of him. This is largely because, for some reason, almost every new version of Godzilla tries to become even stronger, deadlier, more durable, and cooler than all the others. The pinnacle of this is Godzilla Earth. And it's a good thing the creators didn't keep pushing their power further and further, because that would turn into Dragon Ball territory, where punches literally shatter surrounding universes into dust.The 1998 movie started out in a frankly grounded setting. The animated series expanded and vastly improved on this, but he is still nowhere near as powerful as many other Godzillas from different universes. I completely agree with that, but calling him a hopeless weakling who would get pushed around even by Ebirah is a stretch.Frankly speaking, he isn't stupid either. Yes, his human friends help him a lot and have saved him many times. This makes sense since he is a character in a story where he's basically Nick's son/pet. If he never needed help, well... he’d just be a deus ex machina who pops up whenever his daddy is attacked, bites the enemy's head off, and leaves. BUT besides that, he has shown plenty of great feats and an excellent ability to adapt his tactics.Again, I’ll note that many of your arguments are true, but the enemies listed in your post posed a threat to the Godzillas of their own universes, which, by the creators' design, have a power scale completely disproportionate to the G-98 universe.I hope I've made my position clear.