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Okay guys, so, this may not be up to my usual standards, but I figured now that I finished my first College Degree, I'd do a hand-drawn/hand-colored piece as a sorta "let's see if I've still got it in me". Ghidorah here is a mix of traditional and oddball, he's got his classic Showa manes, but I took them and turned them up to 11. I did this for a few reasons, for one, during the ice age, tons of animals who typically never had coats of fur/hair, evolved to adapt; Mammoths being a primary example of this. So now imagine an intergalactic extra terrestrial dragon who casually flies around planets in the deep freeze of space, he might *need* fur to keep his cold blood regulated. Another reason is that it gives off a Nordic mythological vibe, similar to the World Serpent or the nordic gods with their glorious beards, Thor, Odin, etc.

His most unique head is of course the Baphomet-inspired one, this was added when I realized, Ghidorah is typically depicted as the Devil Incarnate across various religions. So what cooler way to show that than by having Ghidorah visually appear like Baphomet? As if he inspired all these various myths and legends. He also has his other western/eastern dragon inspired heads.

I also gave him a triple tail that separates mid-way, so every head has a respective tail that acts as an additional weapon. His wings I wish I could've done more with, but I actually ran out of space on the paper LOL. I might go in down the line and reedit this guy in Illustrator, and give him some massive demonic wings, but as it stands, the small wings fit the nature of this bull-like beast.

Description
Okay guys, so, this may not be up to my usual standards, but I figured now that I finished my first College Degree, I'd do a hand-drawn/hand-colored piece as a sorta "let's see if I've still got it in me". Ghidorah here is a mix of traditional and oddball, he's got his classic Showa manes, but I took them and turned them up to 11. I did this for a few reasons, for one, during the ice age, tons of animals who typically never had coats of fur/hair, evolved to adapt; Mammoths being a primary example of this. So now imagine an intergalactic extra terrestrial dragon who casually flies around planets in the deep freeze of space, he might *need* fur to keep his cold blood regulated. Another reason is that it gives off a Nordic mythological vibe, similar to the World Serpent or the nordic gods with their glorious beards, Thor, Odin, etc.

His most unique head is of course the Baphomet-inspired one, this was added when I realized, Ghidorah is typically depicted as the Devil Incarnate across various religions. So what cooler way to show that than by having Ghidorah visually appear like Baphomet? As if he inspired all these various myths and legends. He also has his other western/eastern dragon inspired heads.

I also gave him a triple tail that separates mid-way, so every head has a respective tail that acts as an additional weapon. His wings I wish I could've done more with, but I actually ran out of space on the paper LOL. I might go in down the line and reedit this guy in Illustrator, and give him some massive demonic wings, but as it stands, the small wings fit the nature of this bull-like beast.