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2019 Edit: Shin godzilla confirmed my fucked up godzilla is valid.

2017 Edit: This picture was made in 2014, and I still get comments saying that this is 'bad' or I should 'feel bad' for making this image? I love Godzilla and simply wanted to make another interpretation of him. If you dislike it, that's fine! However attacking me as an artist is not appreciated.

Using my knowledge of Dinosaurs, large deep sea creatures, and radiation - which isn't much, to be honest, I decided to sit down and make a Godzilla that would seem more feasible. The irony in my thought, is that the fans' least favourite Godzilla - the American Zilla of 1998, is actually most feasible. Why? Well it's due to the simple age of the Godzilla franchise. Up until recently, paleontologists believed that the T. rex stood upright, like a Kangaroo or human, with the tail dragging on the ground. However, we soon realized that the hips could not function this way, and instead the dinosaur would look more like a bird, with the legs in the center of it's weight, balancing. Its tail would not dragon the ground.

From there, I figured the radiation would eliminate all of Godzilla's feathers; his skin is exposed and burnt - his skin looks a lot like a crocodiles to the touch. The radiation also added deformities to his spine - creating the 'spikes', while other toumourous growths appear all over his body. His tail is split in two, and his appendages become webbed. He has traumatic burns throughout his body, and is sterile - to escape the pain, he retreats into the water. His nose looks much more like a seal's so as to control his breathing. His arms can bend to make his body more streamlined, and with his time spent in the water,most of his pale skin has become darkened and burned black; so that from above he resembles the dark shadowy waters, and from above he resembles light. Barnacles, the green, and lampreys/fish cling to him for protection and sustenance. He spends most of his time in water, due to the soothing affect it has on his skin and the less pain he is in with added tumour weight; he has adapted amazingly well and is known to eat large prey - sharks, whales, and giant squid, among others, from which he earns the more recent scars.

He has no beam powers, and it is logical to assume his brain is a bit maddened by the radiation; in all reality, he will die not long from the exposure - far from the media monster we see him as.

And no, I've yet to see the new movie yet, : (.

Gojira/Godzilla (c) Toho

Description
2019 Edit: Shin godzilla confirmed my fucked up godzilla is valid.

2017 Edit: This picture was made in 2014, and I still get comments saying that this is 'bad' or I should 'feel bad' for making this image? I love Godzilla and simply wanted to make another interpretation of him. If you dislike it, that's fine! However attacking me as an artist is not appreciated.

Using my knowledge of Dinosaurs, large deep sea creatures, and radiation - which isn't much, to be honest, I decided to sit down and make a Godzilla that would seem more feasible. The irony in my thought, is that the fans' least favourite Godzilla - the American Zilla of 1998, is actually most feasible. Why? Well it's due to the simple age of the Godzilla franchise. Up until recently, paleontologists believed that the T. rex stood upright, like a Kangaroo or human, with the tail dragging on the ground. However, we soon realized that the hips could not function this way, and instead the dinosaur would look more like a bird, with the legs in the center of it's weight, balancing. Its tail would not dragon the ground.

From there, I figured the radiation would eliminate all of Godzilla's feathers; his skin is exposed and burnt - his skin looks a lot like a crocodiles to the touch. The radiation also added deformities to his spine - creating the 'spikes', while other toumourous growths appear all over his body. His tail is split in two, and his appendages become webbed. He has traumatic burns throughout his body, and is sterile - to escape the pain, he retreats into the water. His nose looks much more like a seal's so as to control his breathing. His arms can bend to make his body more streamlined, and with his time spent in the water,most of his pale skin has become darkened and burned black; so that from above he resembles the dark shadowy waters, and from above he resembles light. Barnacles, the green, and lampreys/fish cling to him for protection and sustenance. He spends most of his time in water, due to the soothing affect it has on his skin and the less pain he is in with added tumour weight; he has adapted amazingly well and is known to eat large prey - sharks, whales, and giant squid, among others, from which he earns the more recent scars.

He has no beam powers, and it is logical to assume his brain is a bit maddened by the radiation; in all reality, he will die not long from the exposure - far from the media monster we see him as.

And no, I've yet to see the new movie yet, : (.

Gojira/Godzilla (c) Toho