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As the title itself says, this is my own version of the kaiju known as godzilla, i had seen other copies of other people's godzilla in their own versions, so i thought... why not make my own? And that's how I started doing it, during a philosophy class I had at school, I grabbed a paper and began to draw various concepts to know what shape to give my godzilla, especially for his head.
Maybe later in the future I will publish more information about my godzilla as well as his origin, what his atomic breath looks like, if he has a role of hero or villain in his universe and more.
Anyway, I hope you like what I did and if you like, leave some comments about any detail you noticed .

Now, some information about it:

Height: 90 meters/ 295.27 feet
Weight: 70,000 tons
Length: 200 meters / 656,16 feet
Origin: It is believed that a marine iguana over the years ended up absorbing massive amounts of radiation thrown in the place where the small animal used to live, thus creating it to end up mutating, humans began to suspect why marine fauna began to disappear in certain parts of the sea of japan.

The rights for Godzilla belong to Toho/Legendary Pictures.

Description
As the title itself says, this is my own version of the kaiju known as godzilla, i had seen other copies of other people's godzilla in their own versions, so i thought... why not make my own? And that's how I started doing it, during a philosophy class I had at school, I grabbed a paper and began to draw various concepts to know what shape to give my godzilla, especially for his head.
Maybe later in the future I will publish more information about my godzilla as well as his origin, what his atomic breath looks like, if he has a role of hero or villain in his universe and more.
Anyway, I hope you like what I did and if you like, leave some comments about any detail you noticed .

Now, some information about it:

Height: 90 meters/ 295.27 feet
Weight: 70,000 tons
Length: 200 meters / 656,16 feet
Origin: It is believed that a marine iguana over the years ended up absorbing massive amounts of radiation thrown in the place where the small animal used to live, thus creating it to end up mutating, humans began to suspect why marine fauna began to disappear in certain parts of the sea of japan.

The rights for Godzilla belong to Toho/Legendary Pictures.