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Dragonthunders β SE chart: Is big full body (Test Sample)
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I felt that only putting the head without the whole body of the great Emperor compared to a part of the original chart was very little so I took the time to make a second version, however on a much smaller scale because if I did it in theΒ scale on which I have been working would be suicide for my photoshop and my computer
In this case the measurement is 2 cm=10 m.
There is the actual giant of 190 m tall, behind it, its twin from the documentary, followed by 2 of the largest animal a titanosaur and a blue whale, the whole organisms of the original SE size chart with few new additions and finally with the tallest and the heaviest plant on earth, the redwood an the sequoia.Β
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That was a spelling error I meant to say 50 m tall but anyway do you at least consider theΒ Emperor Sea Strider a kaiju.
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Probably, but at the same time, I would also consider it an "animal" from another planet.Β Β
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Yeah true but arenβt all kaiju Animals anyway?
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What do you mean by technically?
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Some kaijus would classify as animals like Behemoth, but again some people refer kaijus as creatures that are not even animals. We know aliens would not classify as animals because they are completely different creatures that evolved separate from carbon based life forms here on Earth. (Which is why I put animal in quotes.)
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Then what would we call them?
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No clue other than aliens.Β
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Geez! Even among the largest of the large, the Emperor Sea Strider reigns supreme. Barlowe outdid himself.Β
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Could something that big even live on planet earth? It would have to absorb sun rays or something cause everything would be gone in a week.
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Still. A very cool and terrifying concept!
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Jesus H. christ! That thing could kick godzilla around like a football!
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The Emperor Sea Strider may look big and scary, but put it on Earth and it will collapse under its own weight.
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Really like the octopus, heΒ΄s cute even though heΒ΄s really big.
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wow it's the abyssal frog from that book about the future! how it is call again ?
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The book or the frog? Β
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Benthogyrinus giganteus
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If you think about it has one of the largest dong in the universe with the size of a redwood...
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Sometimes,I keep thinking of a beast larger than 500 meters in height/length,only to realize how terrifying it might beΒ after seeing this...
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And like how you made the documentary version's feet bigger(Emperor Sea Strider)
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just look a the tiny human, imagine how gigantic everything would be from an ant's perspective
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can you make a labled version or something its kinda hard to keep track of so many wonderful animals
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There is one alreadyΒ dragonthunders.deviantart.com/β¦
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Can we see a higher res version of this one?
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Any possibility of seeing the Sea Strider scaled to, say, the 1954 Godzilla?
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Maybe yes, maybe no
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what about the MUTOS from the 2014 Godzilla
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What is that sauropod-like creature right of the grovecrab? Not the titan or the giant flightless swiflet. It looks like it has a tongue. Is that one of the snails?
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You mean the green one?
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Yeah, with the banana-like head.
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Its called "India behemoth" and although it looks like a sauropod, is actually a far descendant of a tardigrade. It belongs to a alt evo project called "Tardigradus" where humans introduces tardigrades into the precambrian earth and because of that all the animals in that world are descendant of them. The banana-like head is because it had a horizontal jaw like an arthropod.
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