-zilla

The suffix "-zilla" is derived from Godzilla, a Japanese movie monster, and has been popularized through software, websites, and entertainment to imply excess or exaggerated qualities. It gained traction with the Mozilla Project, particularly its ChatZilla IRC client. The use of "zilla" was contested by Toho, the Godzilla trademark owners, in lawsuits against Davezilla and Sears. Despite this, Toho later trademarked "Zilla" and used it officially for Godzilla's 1998 film.

The suffix is widely used across various domains:

The suffix's versatility extends to derived words and cultural references, highlighting its enduring impact across various fields.