#villain mothra

[adm-starblitzsteel-4305]

Godzilla and Kong when Mothra shows up

[year2000electronics]

I CAVED AND MADE DESPICABLE ME OCS.

the tall one is maroon overkill, son of scarlet overkill! he usually goes by rooney, though. he works in the same mall that el macho did, running a haberdashery! (a hat store basically) he wants to distance himself from his parents' career choice of villainy, but they're very insistent that he follows in their footsteps. he just wants to sell hats :(

the short one is rooney's son and scarlet and herb's grandson, herbie overkill! he's a lot more sporty than his parents and grandparents, and he's margo's age

[mysterygirl-7516]

Tot MusicZilla || Godzilla OC

Godzilla Monsterverse + Godzilla Singular Point + Shin Godzilla + Godzilla Earth + Godzilla Minus One + Music + Crystal=

"He is the worst nightmare of the other villains in the others worlds"

His roar:

If you like it @ruubesz-draws, you can make a comic (one day) :)

Fun Facts about him:

1.- He hates the cruelty of the villains like Skar King

2.- His title is The King of the Dark Songs

3.- His personality is serious, sometimes selfish, cold, empathic, sensible, sometimes evil and tragic person

4.- He has similar abilities to the 5 Godzillas, but has an ability called atomic suction (it's like atomic breath but in reverse) cause because it absorbs the souls of the villains that defeated them

5.- He is more aggresive than Skar King and Minus One in other times

6.- He can fly because he has piano wings

7.- His favourite song is Villain -K/DA

8.- Is the most (sometimes) terrifying than Shin and Minus One

9.- He is much more serious than Spacegodzilla

10.- He likes music (organ instrumental, epic cinematic, rock version)

[qutibahalfarouqitheclonetrooper]

Godzilla: The Musical!

The Golden Destroyer (King Ghidorah/Grand King Ghidorah/#Ghidorah! Song/Rap)

(Toho/TohoVerse/Showa/Showa Era/MonsteVerse/Musical)

(Ghidorah The Three-Headed Monster, Rebirth of Mothra/Rebirth of Mothra III/Godzilla King of the Monsters/Godzilla VS Kong)

(💛)

(Villain Song/Villain Songs)

[answertolifeis42]

If Biollante makes it into Gigabash I will eat the furniture

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Writing a Fictional Monster

From Count Dracula to Ramsay Bolton, some of the most memorable characters in literature are monsters. Use these examples and tips to generate great monster ideas for your own writing.

Characteristics of a Monster

The word ‘monster’ stirs up various ideas of traits and psychological aspects of creepy creatures people fear, but there are a number of ways monsters can be portrayed:

Physical characteristics. Monsters can be massive and powerful, like King Kong or Mothra. It can have slimy body parts, rows of sharp teeth, tentacles, a coat of thick armor, or be a completely small and unassuming sort of thing. The physical characteristics of your monster aren’t just for effect, either. Your monster character design should make sense with the background you’ve provided. For example, if it has wings, it should use them to fly. Monsters aren’t decorative—they're reflections of peoples’ deepest rooted fears.

Psychological traits. Some believe that the true monsters are the ones that lurk inside our own minds. Monsters can scare us when they play into phobias, like Pennywise from Stephen King’s It (1986), who appeared as a vicious clown but also took the form of the main characters’ greatest fears. Monsters can also be symbolic or emotional manifestations. Sometimes monsters don’t need to interact with the characters at all—the characters build the fear around the idea of the monster themselves—which can amplify the terror that readers and viewers feel along with them.

Its targets. Does it feed on children? Is it attracted to despair? Does it get violent at the scent of blood? What triggers your monster? When does it appear, and why? Knowing what motivates your monster is the key to figuring out why it behaves the way it does and creates a sense of understanding for your audience.

Its weaknesses. Is there anything that can vanquish your monster? Is it able to be defeated? Does it hate daylight? Giving your monster its own rules and limits can help establish a believable creature. However, lacking a weakness can also be part of your monster’s horror as well.

How to Write a Monster

If you’re looking for how to make a monster of your own, there are a few guidelines you can follow to make your new monster feel like a real monster:

Provide a little background. Your monster may not exist in the real world, but it still needs some logical follow-through. Where did it come from? Why does it look the way it does? Is it man-made like Dr. Frankenstein’s monster in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1823)? Or is it a natural creature like Beowulf’s Grendel? You don’t have to answer every question about your monster in your writing (sometimes the unknown is just as scary), however, the audience should know a little background information to envision a full enough picture.

Leave space for the imagination. Even though you want the audience to get a complete picture of your monstrosity, a person’s own imagination can always be scarier than anything someone else could create, like the Jabberwock from Lewis Carroll’s nonsense poem The Jabberwocky (1871). Leaving room for your reader to fill in the gaps may result in them imagining their own worst personal fears in conjunction with whatever horrors you’ve already laid out.

Give it a name. Personifying a monster draws it a little closer into real-life, and giving something a name makes it feel more tangible. Sometimes the fear of a name lies in its ambiguity, like John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing,’ or it can be a name that feels scary and powerful, like Tomoyuki Tanaka’s ‘Godzilla.’ Or sometimes, it’s the existing name of a horrific mythological villain like ‘Typhon.’

Make it hard to kill. Sometimes a monster is relentless and needs to be physically fought, and sometimes there’s a secret or trick to killing it that is unknown until later on in the story. Monsters that cannot be defeated easily create big moments of tension and anticipation for readers and viewers alike. The harder to kill, the scarier they become.

Examples: Monsters in Literature

Monsters can be science fiction creations with gaping maws and poisonous fangs, but they can also be like human beings as well, like a rogue android or possessed parent.

Count Dracula: Infamous vampire from Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1897).

Balrogs: Menacing monsters of fire and shadow in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings series (1937).

Mr. Hyde: Evil alter-ego of the character Dr. Jekyll, from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886).

The Giant Squid: The monster from the depths in Jules Verne’s classic, Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1872).

Jack Torrance: The alcoholic father from Stephen King’s The Shining (1977).

Source ⚜ Notes & References ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs

[lilpuffyart]

Do Rodan and King Ghidorah exist in your Coffee Shop AU?

They do yeah!!

They work on a rival coffee shop that isn't even that close to Mothra's, but since Ghidorah's petty like that, he'll bother them and act like a cartoon villain to bother them lmao

Rodan used to be somewhat close to Mothra and Goji when they were younger, but they dont talk much anymore nowadays

[callisthoe06]

Mothra: Queen of the Monsters issue 1 first thoughts (⚠️ mild spoiler warning ⚠️)

A good start to what could become a great comic miniseries, Mothra: Queen of the Monsters shows how crucial Mothra is in a world filled with kaiju by showing what the world would be like without her.

In earlier media, Mothra consistently symbolizes the endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Yet, in QotM, she fails to lay an egg before being killed by Antra, meaning Mothra's species faces extinction, along with the remaining fragments of humanity. Without Mothra to safeguard the planet, monsters will emerge without resistance, jeopardizing humanity and the world itself.

Mira and Emi are really excellent characters. Both separated from each other during Mothra's last stand against Antra. As years passed since Mothra (and their parents') death, Mira was jaded from living alone, blaming Mothra for her family's death (presumably a nod to Ayana Hirasaka from Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris). Emi, on the other hand, is bubbly and cheerful, and was reunited with her twin over the course of the story.

Unlike in past incarnations, the Shobijin have a more otherworldly vibe here, with their deep blue eyes and moth-like antennae on their heads. They retain the same role as in the movies, acting as Mothra's priestesses. But with the beloved Earth guardian dead, the Shobijin are weaker than they were before.

Antra was a very interesting concept for a villain Kaiju, a ferocious Monster Queen created by the planet to defend it (a nod to Battra) but deviated from its original purpose by slaying Mothra. It's nice seeing IDW introduce newer monsters into the mix instead of bringing back old foes for Mothra to face against. Also, the reveal at the end featuring Antra's very own twin priestesses was totally unexpected!

(Seeing Emi, Mira, and the Shobijin sing Haora Mothra to travel back to prehistoric times was a really nice reference to Rebirth of Mothra 3! 🥰)

Overall, the comic's story was rather...rushed. It focuses more on worldbuilding and the reunion between Emi and Mira. While the narrative tries to introduce new ideas, it also reuses a handful of old concepts from previous Mothra films.

3.5 / 5 stars

[inmediaslex]

MOSURA YA MOSURA

God this movie is so damn good. Beautiful production design, the best human story in the Toho Kaijuverse so far, and MOTHRA.

Fuck. Yes. Mothra. Fuck em up, Mothra. Thoroughly sympathetic, utterly beautiful, and has the best mythology of any Kaiju in the series. Much as I praised the miniatures in Rodan, Mothra’s look even better.

And the music is *iconic.* Mothra’s theme will forever be one of Kaiju cinema’s greatest works and even the incidental less iconic music slaps in Mothra. Her single minded quest through the city has this thunderous score that also emphasizes a bit her heroic nature.

And Mothra’s human hero and villain are both an absolute delight to watch. The reporter Zen who is amazing at his job but puts saving lives over getting the scoop and the sneering profiteer Nelson who will never give up his treasure no matter the danger really set each other off perfectly. Plus the Peanuts as the Shobijin beginning their three movie run in the Tohoverse with a performance better than you’d expect from musicians. I love this movie so much. It might, MIGHT, work even better than the original Gojira. Watch Mothra when you can. It’s a wonderful place to start with Kaiju. There’s nothing holding this one back but age.

[godzillajuniorreborn]

If I were to reboot the MonsterVerse, I would do this:

Kong Skull Island would remain untouched.

The 2014 film would be more tied to the 1954 film but it's revealed that the Oxygen Destroyer only wounded Godzilla for a while until he returned in 2014.

A mixture of Toho and Legendary Kaiju

Ghidorah would be the over-arching villain as he is seemingly killed, but his left head is regenerating a new body ala Reptilicus.

Mechagodzilla is actually a left-over of an ancient civilization from which the Iwi are descended from and there are actually a bunch of derelict Mechagodzillas.

Tighter continuity.

The Iwi and Hotua (the Iwi of Infant Island) are descendants of an ancient civilization called the Qi'Lahk (an homage to the Kilaaks).

Hollow Earth was discovered much earlier in this continuity following the events of 2014.

Mothra is unambiguously mystical as there are other mystic based Titans.

Skull Island doesn't get destroyed and is home to a Hollow Earth portal in the Goldilocks Zone (meaning it's not too big and not too small and is relatively safe enough for travel).

Godzilla is much more hostile on the outset toward humanity.

Simmons is more eccentric than evil and has a GOOD reason to want to protect humanity from Godzilla.

Miki Saegusa is a major character.

Ishiro is Daisuke's nephew and he and Ren are the last living Serizawa clan.

Ren butts heads with his dad because, while Godzilla is the root of their family's suffering, Ishiro is more intrigued by Godzilla when Ren has good reason to hate him.

[adm-starblitzsteel-4305]

What Battra's reaction be if he learned he had cultists that worship him?

Battra had a mixed feelings about this.

Before:

Battra: Disgusting vile and repulsive pests! I don't need some sort of a cult! You only disturbed my existence! YOU DON'T BELONG HERE!!!

After:

Battra: Yes, my loyal cultists! Spread the entire civilization that I, Battra, shall soon be awakened from your abuse to my Mother Nature!

@gorillageek27 I ALREADY MADE BATTRA'S PRIESTESS AS A CONTRIBUTION TO BELVERA (THE EVIL ELIAS FAIRY FROM REBIRTH OF MOTHRA), AND MY NEW OC VILLAIN NAME WAS FEI LI OR THE WICKED BLACK VIRGIN

[year2000electronics]

CAVED... MADE A TROLLS OC... WHATEVER... her name is shimmer! shes a disgraced pop star who lost her singing voice so she wants to invent Troll Autotune to get it back. kinda like a dark mirror to velvet and veneer where they want to steal talent because they didnt work hard but she had talent and worked too hard

[balanceoflightanddark]

I just started reading “the monsters we create” and have been loving it so far. I’ve binge read to chapter 15 after the fallout of the Godzilla v Roman fight. Which was epic to read.

I also read the voices Azula is hearing are not quite hallucinations after all. Which is interesting. I wonder if Mothra will help heal Azula of this… entity? Also I would contend that the voice is wrong about this part “if even you regain your former strength, you don’t stand a chance against the Avatar’s cronies”. I would posit that if Azula regained her strength and even exceeded it like she did in the comics (which is about the only good thing about those miserable works) she would kick the Gaangs ass (sans Aang of course) in any one v one fight. And if it ever comes to a fight between them in the Future, I’m eagerly looking forward to Azula proving that voice/enrity wrong!

I also wanted to ask about the concept of luck and fortune. Since Azula and the voice/entity’s conversation mainly was concerned about her supposedly “being born’ lucky”. In your story, what does Azula believe about the concept of fate? Of destiny? Does she accept the notion, reject it? How does her opinion of Iroh, of Ozai, and of Zuko influence her views on the concept of destiny? Especially when all three espoused its nature.

Looking forward to the next update! (once I get up to that part in my read😀)

Hey! Thanks for the ask! I would've gotten to it sooner, but school was a mess this course. Hopefully, I can clear some of these asks out.

Anyways, the Voices. No, they're not just hallucinations. They're an entity who are going to be the ultimate evil in the series. There has been a common consensus on what they are. And while I can't exactly confirm them right away since that would absolutely ruin all the build-up, I can confirm they're going to be a nightmarish threat. Plus, I want people to really HATE the Voices. Not right now since we're so early in the trilogy. But as we get further, they're going to get worse, more malevolent, and more detestable. I didn't want a situation where some underling is more hated than the big villain (remember how more people hated Umbridge than Voldemort or hated Azula more than Ozai?). I want to avoid that here and give this thing the dread and vitriol they richly deserve.

I can also hint that the Voices do, in some way, have some connection to Azula's blue fire. Her fire here is one of the lynchpins of the whole story. After all, she and Godzilla share it. Thus this means her fire is a lot more than just a sign she's a better firebender than most. And she is going to get stronger. I'm trying not to give her the Mary Sue treatment by making her overpowered, but definitely strong enough to give the heroes pause. Which they ARE going to find out the hard way in a few chapters. Not the Gaang, but it's not going to be pretty.

Now as for luck. One of the things I wanted to tackle was the myth of Azula "being born lucky". She wasn't. Canon proves that both in the show and in the comics (if you consider them canon). I wanted to deconstruct that along with a LOT of misconceptions about Azula. It's something that I've touched on with Toph's storyline in this fic as well. As for fate, I AM planning on having a conversation in the next chapter touching on that. Azula does believe in fate, and there have been a few allusions to that. Basically, Azula and Godzilla are foils. Being seen as monsters, wielding blue fire, having their actions shaped wholesale by the war, etc. Now Zuko's introductory arc is that of him trying to be a monster slayer given that he "defeated" Azula. I drew parallels to Sozin claiming to have "conquered" Godzilla, as well as the dragon and mosasaur hunts mentioned in the first hunt. In his eye, his "destiny" was to defeat monsters like Azula and Godzilla. Guess how well the latter panned out for him.

So yes. Azula does believe in fate which I'm going to get into, but it's a lot different than Zuko or Iroh's. She sees herself as a monster, nobody has proven her wrong, and monsters like her tend to get slain in the Fire Nation. It's only gotten worse. But I don't want to get into that. Just know that I also want to deconstruct the concept of destiny in ATLA and build it back up to something that speaks a lot truer to what the core themes of the series say. Mainly that people should strive to be better and write their own fate. You can blame BIONICLE for my idea of what destiny should be.

Thanks again for the ask! I got a good portion into the next chapter and I hope to get more done this week. Should be easier without school breathing down my neck. Feel free to ask more if you want.

[hrodvitnon]

can we talk spoilers? (if at least tag them so those who haven't seen it yet can block the tag)

anyway

DOUG STEALS KONG'S LUNCH LOL. He's even so smug about it when Kong relents and lets him have it.

Mothra is so much fluffier this time around! Love how when she breaks up Godzilla and Kong's fight she's almost SCOLDING Goji lol. "Goji! Stop bullying the poor monkey!" "S..sorry, dear..." Jia seems to be her main priestess now tho? Whatever happened to the twin scientists from KOTM? I hope they aren't entirely forgotten and replaced. Maybe they can return as Jia's guides.

Shimo is adorable. I'm glad she got a happy ending and some neck scratches from Kong. Big huggable lizard-horse-kitty.

Suko saves the day by retrieving Kong's axe? Huh. That lil kid pulled his weight a lot more than I'd expected to. Also love his mean streak at the start, he and Kong bickered a lot at first.

And of course, Skar King's very very karmic and brutal demise. I can only imagine the state of him (and Rio de Janeiro's streets) when those ice chunks finally thaw out. Good luck with the cleanup, Monarch.

Everyone make sure you filter "gxk spoilers" because I've been using that tag for everyone not looking to be spoiled!

I think Mothra suddenly becoming an Iwi protector is because supposedly there was going to be another Original MonsterVerse Monster called Phosphora or some-such, but it wasn't well received by test audiences or something so it got reworked into Mothra. I could be misremembering, but that's what I remember hearing. Which is funny, because if memory serves correctly the KOTM end credits hinted at Mothra having already laid an egg before the Boston battle, so... retcon?

I'm really glad Shimo survived the movie, I felt so bad for her being under Skar King's pain control and how she visibly resists him throughout. Even her roars sounded pained. It was really sweet seeing the look in her eyes when the surface world sky is being cleared up, like if she's the source of the last Ice Age then it's been literally thousands upon thousands of years since she's last seen a sky like ours. Hoping we see her again in another movie!

Holy shit, Suko's introduction scene got SO MUCH FUNNIER when he goes from "i'm baby" to biting Kong's finger to being used as a BLUDGEONING WEAPON BY KONG. Suko really chugged that character development juice.

I feel vindicated for not once underestimating Skar King, because he is the most vile MonsterVerse... uh, monster villain we've gotten so far. Ghidorah was a sadistic son of a bitch and Mechagodzilla was a crazy Titan Terminator On Blue Rock Steroids, but Skar King has the heads of fellow Kongs stuck on pikes (presumably to set an example for anyone looking to challenge him), when he mocks Kong's new tooth most of the apes and especially Suko seem to laugh along out of fear, he straight up KICKS an ape into lava, and has actual sex slaves holding babies in his throne room, and you just KNOW they don't consent to what he does to them. On top of him controlling Shimo with pain and his attempts on Suko's life - and considering the number of red/orange-furred babies in the throne room, we can surmise that Suko is one of his own children - Skar King may not have the spectacle or scale Ghidorah had, but my god did it feel good seeing him go down.

[bbeeohazardd]

i finally actually fully lined and colored(most of) my Sleepless doodles, but they're only au stuff yeah sorry got nothing in the back :/

anyway (almost) all of my Sleepless au stuff from @merklins and i's chitterings, shout out Merk i love chittering the mad scientists with you, i've been having so so much fun :)

now, under the cut, small details on what au is what, for some important context beforehand, these aus hinge off of our own interpretation of MST stuff and how Sleepless met the MST so yeah pff

First Page(with bonus regular Sleepless doodle)

"Villain" AU (Insomnia) - Sleepless never meets the MST and ends up getting trapped and experimented on by Black Mesa for a time before managing to escape and takes on a life of evil mad science

Mermaid AU - Just a mermaid au, this Black Mesa facility is a marine biology branch that repurposed an old oil rig for their facility, Sleepless ends up as a Luna Lionfish :)

Color Swap AU (Sleepwalk) - Basically generally the same as normal MST, but Sleepless and Doc have different reactions to events and Doc is the one that ends up exiled, it's that one au Mothra made that's technically not an au anymore lmao

Second Page(with bonus Monster AU Benrey):

Monster AU - Sleepless is unknowingly a Bogeyman and ends up moving to a town with other monsters only to end up realizing what he is, and he ends up living a life that is much happier and fuller with the MST :)

Swap AU (Elektro) - The actual swap au, everyone is swapped so Sleepless fell in goop and Doc ends up joining later, Doc ends up later getting cryogenics powers,,,also Sleepless is short because i need just this one thing /silly

Page Three:

Worldstop AU - Hohkay, so, basically, it's Worldstop with the MST BUT, only Doc and Sleepless are the ones with people controlling them, Emmett and Punz respectively, MST are trying to get through the ResCas and Sleepless is a soldier who, for reasons unknown to him, isn't getting any of the orders from the rest of his squad, and he takes it upon himself to travel with the MST to keep them safe(lol lmao) because he thinks they're just regular scientists who need help, and he ends up pretty close with them, but now he and Doc are going through the shared agony of being the avatars for two nerds with a strained friendship playing Half-Life Co-Op while still dealing with the ResCas and the dawning realization that they're in a video game, ngl i don't know a ton about regular Worldstop au so sorry if this isn't completely accurate to that

In Your Dreams Bad End AU (Vigilia) - :) Sleepless fucked up, and now he has to pay the price by working for G-Man

[iamblue15]

Calamity Kids VS Kaiju: Quotes Before Battle

Coraline VS Rodan (Monsterverse)

"If that overcooked turkey wants to squash that bug(Mothra), then he's gonna have squish this one first."

Dipper & Mabel VS Destoroyah

"Hey, you giant jerk demon! Guess who's here rain on your evil parade!" (Mabel)

"You think we're scared? Just give us what you got!" (Dipper)

"It's ON!" (Both)

Raz VS Spacegodzilla

"You're not the only one who has near-limitless psychic power that brings catastrophe wherever he goes. Well, except only I'M the one who's going to use these catastrophic powers to put YOUR reign of catastrophe to an end. So, uh...yeah, two can play that game. (Reminder: Work on better lines for when you're up against a villain who's as powerful as you are right now.)

Lili VS Biollante

"I'd really hate to kill a plant, but you've been through enough pain. So i'll try to make this quick."

Norman VS Hedorah

"I don't know what you are, but I can't let you get away with causing all this destruction! Not when I have the power to stop you."

Neil VS Leatherback

"You wanna mess with MY planet? Then you're in for the biggest knuckle sandwiches you've ever had in your life! You better be you're hungry!"

Wybie VS Mechagodzilla (Monsterverse)

"Well, this is gonna be the craziest, dumbest thing I've ever done."