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I made a small modification, based on the "DraftGozilla02" and done with color in here.Related content
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Good Allah, this was back when Β the whole, "Feathered dino debate", was going on wasn't it?
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Whats with the damn feathers!? GODZILLA doesn't have feathers!
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some godzilla versions are dinosaurs. In that case the feathers would make sense
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No Godzilla designs have feathers, all Godzilla specimens start out as a Godzillasaurus, Godzillasaurus never had feathers, and so, Godzilla can't have feathers.Β
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This design does... No godzilla design had a crocodile head before the legendary version and nobody seems to complain. It would only be logical for him to have feathers if his predecessor was a theropod. Β You're acting as if godzilla is real, he is a fictional character.
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I think that Godzilla, even if a dinosaur, is too big to have feathers. I mean, IT'S HUGE! It also is nearly completely aquatic. Watching living animals, whales are both huge and aquatic, and they are nearly completely hairless (nearly, because even them HAVE SOME HAIR NEAR THE MOUTH). Now, Godzilla is even bigger than any whale, it's aquatic, and also absorbs radiations, so...
But I haven't got any problem with this design, I think it's very cool and original
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And it also depends on his origins. This godzilla may not have to be aquatic at all. Just depends on the origin given by the designer. And while godzilla is aquatic, no godzilla design other than legendary gave godzilla ANY aquatic feature at all.
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Why would size affect feathers? Your're comparing mammals to birds here. And penguins who are almost completely aquatic have not lost their feathers. Quite the opposite actually, they just became specialized for an aquatic life.
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That's true but they aren't as big as a skyscraper!!!! And also they don't absorb radiations. Also in every Godzilla movie Godzilla comes from the see
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Yes but again, even though they come from the sea, they don't have ANY aquatic features. And godzilla is a giant laser-shooting dinosaur that wrestles, how is he being feathered less realistic?
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Well actually Godzilla is really unrealistic π but I think an animal so big and so in contact with radiations would unlikely be feathered. Godzilla scales were designed to be similar to the keloid scars of Hiroshima's survivors, and that makes sense. Also it could be some descent of Abelisaurs, that were at least if not completely scaly
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It looks like it should belong in Evolve.
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Beautifully done. Maybe they looked like this younger.
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Some people might find them silly, but I kind of like the feathers.
And I can't stop looking at this picture, the detail is amazing.
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Please make another one based on this one:
cheungchungtat.deviantart.com/β¦
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This is an interesting concept of Burning Godzilla.Β
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With Collin Trevorrow I doubt this mighty beast wil appear.
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he looks like a cross between himself and a porcupine
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if I had Godzilla in my nightmares he would look like this
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Godzilla actually looks pretty scary here
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holy cow!!!!
love it!! especially the feathers, make him more dinosaur like
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Amazing, you paint Godzilla so well, its very inspirational looking at your work.
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really strange design the feather thing is just too weird I like how awesome it is but the feather thing is just strange.
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I'm not detracting from the quality of the art, it's gorgeous, but the feathered arms ruin what is otherwise a really cool design...
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This is very cool! The feathers are a unique change. Will you be drawing any other Kaiju?
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yeeeaaaaahh...you do relize that this picture is making people else where think that this is the 2012 godzilla look...right?
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everything is cool and all but uhhh bird feathers uhhh not really feeling it but its good its real good
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My idea always had him bio luminescent and blue/ greenish like a deep sea creature... The specs of light would expand and brightened when he got angry/ charged his mouthblast.
Where you put those red glowing veins/ cracks are probably all the same areas I'd have put the dots.
Just glad I'm not the only one who thought of glowing Godzilla.
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phew and i thought they were going to use this look in the 2012 movie
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...why does he look like and archaeopteryx?
Furthermore, why am I the only person to catch that in both of your Godzilla pics?
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I realize that now. Thank you for taking time out of your day to correct me.
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You're welcome. I'm glad there are still some people out there who don't instantly take offense to that.
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I actually got a quick lol out of it.
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Good. I wouldn't want you to be offended.
I don't know how much of this has been sarcasm, even on my end. Hi.
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I know, right? It's extremely confusing in text and speech generators.
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