Just in time for Pride Month: the original rainbow-winged King Ghidorah, before the decision was made to change him to all gold.
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// Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964)
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Saturday Night Showcase> Ghidorah (or Ghidrah), The Three-Headed Monster
BW Media Spotlight's Saturday Night Showcase> Ghidorah (or Ghidrah), The Three-Headed Monster
So when did Godzilla become the “Guardian Monster” I grew up with? That would be the fifth movie in the franchise, Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster. This was also the second team-up of Toho monsters. While the Showa era films didn’t have the tight continuity of the Heisei films, there is still progression. At this point Godzilla hasn’t been depicted as a menace by choice. He mostly just keeps…
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Some doodles/concepts of my re-telling of Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster
Changes the dynamics of the monsters & story quite a bit, with the perspective from a scrappy little Rodan. (The type of story that would work better as something like a comic instead of animation)
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Godzilla in pop culture: Look at this funny dinosaur guy fight other dinosaur guys. He's so wacky!
Godzilla in the original film (and Shin Godzilla and Minus One): This beast represents our fears and damaged psyche caused by nuclear destruction. We must be staunchly anti-war or risk the annihilation of our species to petty grievances. We will never truly heal from the pain and suffering that occurred in Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
Godzilla in every other movie: Look at this funny dinosaur guy fight other dinosaur guys. He's so wacky!
I should mention that I legitimately love both styles of film, but the mood whiplash between them is pretty intense.
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Heard you all liked Godzilla being wholesome
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