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Effects of a nuclear fallout in life on earth according to the media
So I have do some research in the internet to know the general opinion of the fictional media of what would happen to all species in earth in the aftermath of a nuclear fallout
Plants: almost all die, sometimes mutate but is very rare
Mammals: Become nightmare fuel, desfigurated and mutated, a little bigger and a lot more stronger and ferocious than before "beware of Smokey the bear and the big bad wolf".
Atropods: Ultra overgrow activated! now they eat everything around them alive or dead becoming "Godzilla food source"
Amphibians: Bigger and scarier "they will eat you whole if they see you"
Fish: They walk on land now! No one is safe!
Reptiles: They have become the alpha massive OP superpredators of the new world "all hail the new kings of earth".
Humans: they are desfigurated strong and brutal but they have a huge hard time hiding in the underground and mines because everyone else in the list is trying to kill them and reptiles destroy the buildings and the hiding places of the poor human mutants in their search of food and nesting grounds.
I will die on this hill
This is a peak Godzilla design but society's not ready for that conversation yet
Atomic Glow 2024 redraw
I had to finish this in parts because i was laughing too hard. In response to the untold thousands of angry fans in the comments: 1. For God's sake calm down, the reason Godzilla is a girl is because this is a parody of Orange is the new Black. 2. The canonical gender of the Godzilla kaiju is set by Toho. According to them, the only female kaiju in the series are one of the original Rodans, most of the Mothras, Biollante, Megaguirus, and one of the Mutos. 3. Over the years various fans have believed several canonically male kaiju to be female, including Destoroyah (anatomy resembling that of female crustaceans), Showa Rodan (it's never made clear which of the pair survived), Mothra Leo and Battra (most other Mothras are female), Kamacuras and Kumonga (female insects are larger), Zilla (Idiotic m-preg subplot intended to capitalize on the success of Jurassic Park), and Godzilla himself (mistaken for biological parent of foster offspring). 4. An interesting note comes from Haruo Nakajima, suit actor from 1954 to 1972, who claims that the second Showa Godzilla (1955-1975) was a female while the original was male, probably due to the relative slimness of the subsequent suits for better use in fight scenes. As this belief probably translated to Nakajima's portrayal of Godzilla in nearly all of the original Showa series, it would not be amiss to consider the Showa Godzilla to be female.
I’ve never been a fan of Final War’s top heavy, anthropomorphized, overly slim DBZesque design philosophy, notably in Gigan and Monster X. However, I was fine with the Godzilla suit because while it streamlined him it didn’t go too far. He’s less bulky but he’s still basically the same mountainous shape, and there’s a lot of the late Showa spirit in the design.
These designs reveal that it was originally the same as the others, with arguably worse execution. The first one looks downright emaciated. I’d wouldn’t trust a regular sized dinosaur to hold up its own weight on that tiny waist, let alone one the size of a skyscraper. I’m having a genuinely hard time deciding whether this or Zilla is a worse redesign of the King of the Monsters (Sure would have made their fight scene awkward). I’d be interested to know how far these made it into the design process, or if they were ever genuinely considered (The style is definitely similar to some of the other designs).
Concept art for a redesigned Godzilla, for Godzilla: Final Wars (2004).
1998 Zilla and Jr.
In celebration of April Fool's Day, here's 1998 Godzilla and Jr. from Godzilla the Series.
That is all.
