This has been driving me mad and I've never seen anyone bring this up

WHO EVEN WAS THIS??? What he and Ryoma say to eachother seem to imply he is Gore, somehow back, but I never seen anyone bring this up when talking about Gore. Is this Gore III??? Is this just some random dude with a coincidental resemblance???

u/No-Couple2919 — 8 days ago

New Monster General Election, an official election event, where we'll be able to vote for a new monster to get merch and a video appearance (likely 2027's Godzilla Fest short)

The new monsters give me Heisei Ultraman vibes

u/No-Couple2919 — 1 month ago
▲ 1.4k r/Mecha

Anyone have any idea where this could possibly be from

I haven't been able to find the source and its been haunting me for a while now.

u/No-Couple2919 — 2 months ago

Michael, character of a friend of mine, eating a watermelon whilst assisted by fruit fly astronauts. Did for an art trade with him.

u/No-Couple2919 — 2 months ago

Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle Devil (カブトムシデビル, Kabutomushidebiru) - ERASER @YepWn

Originally created in 2024 for an event called Summer of Insect Devils (夏の虫デビル, Natsu no Mushi Debiru) held by a group called Lagurus/RDLab_cosplay where a bunch of people gathered in bug-themed suits. As of now he still tends to wear it.

YepWn's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/YepWn

Source for Mosmosmozaiku's art: https://twitter.com/mosmosmozaiku/status/1827667004133724364

u/No-Couple2919 — 2 months ago

Not sure what this is called, but have a stag beetle in a space suit. By Alfred Kelsner.

u/No-Couple2919 — 2 months ago

Mockup of a Neurothemis fluctuans (Red grasshawk or Grasshawk dragonfly) based monster I did 2 months ago.

u/No-Couple2919 — 3 months ago

Ant Bazooka (アリバズーカ, Ari Bazūka), a Bio Dimensional Beast that appears in Chojin Sentai Jetman (1991-1992)

First appeared in episode 36, "A Walking Appetite! The Antmen" and was designed by Ryu Noguchi, who designed all the other monsters of the show. Ant Bazooka was created when Tran (one of the main antagonists) fused his Bio Dimensional Bug containing ant DNA with a bazooka. It assumed the form of a swarm of ants that would enter humans, turning them into ravenous gluttons (to the point of even eating live animals) under Tran's control with Kaori Rokumeikan, a member of the Jetmen as White Swan, among them. Overtime they slowly started mutating into more ant-like beings that attacked the rest of the Jetmen when they arrived.

Ryu Tendo, Red Hawk, stated that Tran's just a kid and used a flute to force the ants out of the people's bodies, freeing them, whilst the ants all fused into Ant Bazooka. Tran, furious at Ryu's remark, ordered Ant Bazooka to fire at them before making it grow, to which the Jetmen responded to by quickly summoning Jet Garuda, the secondary mecha of the show. They proceed to fight, with Jet Garuda knocking it down before White Swan takes control and performs the Garuda Claw finisher to destroy the kaijin.

u/No-Couple2919 — 3 months ago

Organic dresses/cloaks? Flesh flaps? Foreskin drip? Whatever you call these

Don't really know how to describe it, I just like how it looks when fellazoids have stuff like these as parts of their bodies. I think it looks neat.

Elegen - Bio Booster Armor Guyver

The Zargoss Sisters - Brave Command Dagqwon

Gardevoir - Pokémon

Culex Worm - Kamen Rider Kabuto

Nyudo - VERSUS

u/No-Couple2919 — 4 months ago

Monster based on giant tubeworms

Inspired by the monsters you'd see in tokusatsu shows like Kamen Rider and/or Super Sentai, or kaijin as fans call em. Also I gave him heels cuz why not.

u/No-Couple2919 — 4 months ago

Another Yokai fella cuz why not. Kani-no-Toko no Igyō (蟹の床の異形, the Abomination of Crab's Bed) from the Chikuzen Bakemono Emaki (筑前化物絵巻, Chikuzen Monster Scroll) by an anonymous author (Late Edo era)

The village of Shirataka had two famous pilgrimage spots: the Rendai-ji Temple and the Asahi Shrine. Both were known for their scenic views, many pilgrims would visit these holy places every spring. The only way to reach these spots however, was to either cross Ejiri or take a long detour—so most pilgrims chose to cross the cove. Ejiri was a shallow cove with an area known as the Crab's Bed that was said to be haunted, sacred shimenawa were placed there to seclude it from the rest of the cove and locals tended to avoid it. During the spring, a seaweed seller would set up shop there and warn travelers about the haunted spot.

According to a monk from Rendai-ji, in the spring of the sixth year of Bunsei (1823), seven or eight young men passed through Ejiri. The seaweed seller warned them in detail, but they brushed it off and walked right through the haunted spot, saying things like, “If anything comes out, catch it and eat it!” As they passed, a monstrous white bipedal crab standing 4 shaku (around 121 centimeters or 4 feet) with 6 limbs suddenly burst out of the sand and stood facing them. It glared at the young men for a while and kicked up sand, before sinking back into the sand. This Yōkai, alongside numerous others in this scroll, aren't mentioned anywhere else.

u/No-Couple2919 — 5 months ago

A white butterfly Yokai recorded in Kyojitsu Zatsudan-shū (虚実雑談集), contained in Collection of Strange Tales from Various Provinces (諸国奇談集)(2019)

This Yōkai story dates back to the Edo period.
Every night, a white butterfly would appear in a home in Mihara, Mutsu Province, inflicting physical pain on the master of the house and overall tormenting him. One night, there was a loud noise, so when he went to investigate, a white butterfly standing 5 shaku (around 5 feet or 151.5 centimeters) tall was walking around like a person. When he slashed at it with his sword, it was blown away and vanished, and from then on, the pain seemed to cease.

u/No-Couple2919 — 5 months ago