Shall we give this kaiju a name? He's too cool to just be a piece of concept art for Viras.
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Shall we give this kaiju a name? He's too cool to just be a piece of concept art for Viras.

If we actually give it a name, it has to have something to do with its appearance (and the name has to be cool).

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 8 days ago
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For some reason, I found the design of the *Pacific Rim* kaiju Yamarashi relatively similar to Gamera's.

I’d actually like Gamera to have a design similar to this one in the future.

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 9 days ago
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Do you have any hope that Gamera Rebirth will get a second season?

Or rather, do you think Gamera is going to get something new? Do you have any hope that they’ll announce something for its anniversary?

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 16 days ago

Would the giant turtle be the equivalent of Anguirus in the *Godzilla: The Series* universe?

I mean, it might be obvious to some, but I recently realized that Anguirus and the giant turtle from the series share several characteristics—such as a spiked shell, the fact that both first appeared on an island (though the turtle never left it), and the fact that the giant turtle was obviously inspired by an ankylosaur—plus, they both die lying belly-up.

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 27 days ago

If they existed, what do you think the *Godzilla: The Series* equivalents of Mothra and Ghidorah would be like?

Well, Quetzalcoatl would be roughly the equivalent of Rodan in the series, Cyber-Zilla would be the equivalent of Mechagodzilla, and so on; so, how do you imagine the equivalents of these two in the series?

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 30 days ago

Is there another giant bat kaiju in the 1998 Godzilla universe that we don't know about?

In the episode "Underground Movement," it's mentioned that H.E.A.T. captured a giant mutant vampire bat in Florida. This left me a bit confused, because the only giant bat shown in the series is a carnivore kept on Monster Island. Are they the same creature, or separate beings?

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 1 month ago

The case of whether the Ahool could have belonged to the bat genus *Pteralopex*.

Some species in this bat genus are known for having faces that resemble those of primates; they are also less sociable than other bat species, living either in small groups or alone. They are found in Oceania (admittedly, the Ahool was from Java, but I don't think that is an insurmountable distance, especially considering they are flying animals).

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 1 month ago
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The concept art of the dragon Caraxes from the series *House of the Dragon* reminds me of the Wyvern from *Gamera*.

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 1 month ago

That’s how I imagine the Prototype hunters.

I picture the Hunters as experiments physically engineered by the Prototype to be skilled hunters—like elite agents with bodily modifications—something along the lines of biopunk or cyberpunk (though that is just my own interpretation, without much basis)

u/Bright-Inside4667 — 2 months ago