HOME | DD

Description
Hello folks, I'm alive! Well alive but dead-ish, details details. Anyways, I'm back with some more giant monster goodness in which we have a bit of a potential new face for this Universe's Godzilla.

Notes:
- This Godzilla's head is based upon the original leaked, at least claimed, head design of Godzilla for Legendary. I thought that it would be an interesting design as it seems to incorporate some dinosaurian and dragon traits into the giant atomic breathed monster we all know and love.

- Godzilla still would stand at these following
            Length: 416.09ft (161.99ft Head to Rump, 254.10ft Rump to Tail)
            Height: 164ft
            Skull: 35.13ft Long, 11.71ft Tall

- Godzilla in this iteration wouldn't have his iconic Maple leaf shaped spines but rather the jagged, long spines seen from Godzilla:2000 and the Kiryu Saga, bleached white of course.

- Godzilla's body is a tad different than most versions as this maybe an arguably more 'physically fit' version.The body type is similar to the one in the lower right hand corner with the hunched stance of the Monsterverse Godzilla (Granted though we may need to bulk up the arms a little bit by like 7-10%). He also holds grayish skin tone like above, though when he was younger it was darker.

- Godzilla's flame in this is a darker, indigo blue.

- Keeping with the posts on biology, we have some Godzilla biology facts and titan facts, now remember to buckle up cause it is going to be a bumpy ride. For one let me ask, does anyone remember Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II? If you remember it then you will remember that in that film they introduced the secondary hind brain of Godzilla, the thing that sort of helped Godzilla's lower half move. The idea was inspired by the myth that dinosaurs like stegosaurs had hindbrains but that was false. However, for titans like Godzilla it may in fact be more realistic in their case. Not exactly a true brain, rather a neural cluster, this hind 'brain' helps speeds neural messages along. This is due to the fact that it would take a VERY long time for neural messages to be transmitted and received through the body, meaning that if they were hurt, they likely wouldn't feel it until a few minutes later. With the hind 'brain', it acts as the sort of push needed to speed the message along allowing the creature to function.

Next is bones, for those Wolverine fans you may like this, is the idea of titanium. Now for the sake of facts an article will be included in this at the bottom but until then, bare with me. Quick facts about titanium right now, its is light weight compared to most metals with it being 45% lighter than steel, easily bonds with other elements, found in almost every mineral and living organism, has a powerful strength to weight ratio, seventh most common element on Earth, and is capable of being accepted into a living body with poisoning it. So basically here's how this goes down. Titanium for a titan is an essential mineral, ranking up their with calcium and iron. Absorbing the titanium similar to most minerals, it is incorporated into the bone mineral mix essentially serving as secondary support to the normal calcium bone which would collapse under the weight of the creatures alone without it. Titanium is likely bonded with a few other metal mineral potentially in order to prevent oxidation but standing in this, titanium in the bone structure likely serves a major role in it thus supporting the creatures movements without killing them. With Godzilla's own osteoderms, this would explain why he is almost impenetrable, his body armor is practically bulletproof.

From there we have the cells and if I may ask this of everyone, did you know that the cell membranes of particular cells in your body varies? Cause a couple years ago I sure didn't. Furthering my bending of the Square Cube Law, it is likely that organisms like Godzilla possess a thicker cell membrane, varying of course with the different types of cells, which are likely predominate with the muscle and fibrous tissue. The thicker membranes in that sense would allow for giant monsters to move their hardy bones. This from an evolutionary standpoint makes sense not only in holding the body up but with their cells being radiotrophic, the thickened membranes being likely developed over the course of evolution with a dual purpose in mind. That though? Is a story for another time.

Finally a potential idea for Godzilla's atomic breath comes from a theory I have. It's likely one of two things for Godzilla, 1 is that he possesses unique venom glands in the back of his throat in which the venom is highly pyrophoric (Meaning that it bursts into flames upon contact with oxygen) while 2. the dual gland in its back of its throat which contains liquid such as water. When need be, the gland is heated up by the radiation absorbed by Godzilla's body which is concentrated into a superheated blast of steam which upon exposure to the outside environment ignites.

- Godzilla's dorsal spines may potentially photophores on them which maybe used for intimidation factor. The spines may also serve as protective covering for Godzilla's hind brain.

- Godzilla is not entirely amphibious but is more liken that of crocodilians as it is capable of maintaining long periods of time underwater.

- Potentially, in order to protect itself from going blind, Godzilla possesses a silvery black nictating membrane which comes over at that point.

So what do you think of the new info and the alternate design for Godzilla? Yeah or nay? Remember to leave a comment below and stay scary everybody!

www.fraunhofer.de/en/press/res…

Description
Hello folks, I'm alive! Well alive but dead-ish, details details. Anyways, I'm back with some more giant monster goodness in which we have a bit of a potential new face for this Universe's Godzilla.

Notes:
- This Godzilla's head is based upon the original leaked, at least claimed, head design of Godzilla for Legendary. I thought that it would be an interesting design as it seems to incorporate some dinosaurian and dragon traits into the giant atomic breathed monster we all know and love.

- Godzilla still would stand at these following
            Length: 416.09ft (161.99ft Head to Rump, 254.10ft Rump to Tail)
            Height: 164ft
            Skull: 35.13ft Long, 11.71ft Tall

- Godzilla in this iteration wouldn't have his iconic Maple leaf shaped spines but rather the jagged, long spines seen from Godzilla:2000 and the Kiryu Saga, bleached white of course.

- Godzilla's body is a tad different than most versions as this maybe an arguably more 'physically fit' version.The body type is similar to the one in the lower right hand corner with the hunched stance of the Monsterverse Godzilla (Granted though we may need to bulk up the arms a little bit by like 7-10%). He also holds grayish skin tone like above, though when he was younger it was darker.

- Godzilla's flame in this is a darker, indigo blue.

- Keeping with the posts on biology, we have some Godzilla biology facts and titan facts, now remember to buckle up cause it is going to be a bumpy ride. For one let me ask, does anyone remember Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II? If you remember it then you will remember that in that film they introduced the secondary hind brain of Godzilla, the thing that sort of helped Godzilla's lower half move. The idea was inspired by the myth that dinosaurs like stegosaurs had hindbrains but that was false. However, for titans like Godzilla it may in fact be more realistic in their case. Not exactly a true brain, rather a neural cluster, this hind 'brain' helps speeds neural messages along. This is due to the fact that it would take a VERY long time for neural messages to be transmitted and received through the body, meaning that if they were hurt, they likely wouldn't feel it until a few minutes later. With the hind 'brain', it acts as the sort of push needed to speed the message along allowing the creature to function.

Next is bones, for those Wolverine fans you may like this, is the idea of titanium. Now for the sake of facts an article will be included in this at the bottom but until then, bare with me. Quick facts about titanium right now, its is light weight compared to most metals with it being 45% lighter than steel, easily bonds with other elements, found in almost every mineral and living organism, has a powerful strength to weight ratio, seventh most common element on Earth, and is capable of being accepted into a living body with poisoning it. So basically here's how this goes down. Titanium for a titan is an essential mineral, ranking up their with calcium and iron. Absorbing the titanium similar to most minerals, it is incorporated into the bone mineral mix essentially serving as secondary support to the normal calcium bone which would collapse under the weight of the creatures alone without it. Titanium is likely bonded with a few other metal mineral potentially in order to prevent oxidation but standing in this, titanium in the bone structure likely serves a major role in it thus supporting the creatures movements without killing them. With Godzilla's own osteoderms, this would explain why he is almost impenetrable, his body armor is practically bulletproof.

From there we have the cells and if I may ask this of everyone, did you know that the cell membranes of particular cells in your body varies? Cause a couple years ago I sure didn't. Furthering my bending of the Square Cube Law, it is likely that organisms like Godzilla possess a thicker cell membrane, varying of course with the different types of cells, which are likely predominate with the muscle and fibrous tissue. The thicker membranes in that sense would allow for giant monsters to move their hardy bones. This from an evolutionary standpoint makes sense not only in holding the body up but with their cells being radiotrophic, the thickened membranes being likely developed over the course of evolution with a dual purpose in mind. That though? Is a story for another time.

Finally a potential idea for Godzilla's atomic breath comes from a theory I have. It's likely one of two things for Godzilla, 1 is that he possesses unique venom glands in the back of his throat in which the venom is highly pyrophoric (Meaning that it bursts into flames upon contact with oxygen) while 2. the dual gland in its back of its throat which contains liquid such as water. When need be, the gland is heated up by the radiation absorbed by Godzilla's body which is concentrated into a superheated blast of steam which upon exposure to the outside environment ignites.

- Godzilla's dorsal spines may potentially photophores on them which maybe used for intimidation factor. The spines may also serve as protective covering for Godzilla's hind brain.

- Godzilla is not entirely amphibious but is more liken that of crocodilians as it is capable of maintaining long periods of time underwater.

- Potentially, in order to protect itself from going blind, Godzilla possesses a silvery black nictating membrane which comes over at that point.

So what do you think of the new info and the alternate design for Godzilla? Yeah or nay? Remember to leave a comment below and stay scary everybody!

www.fraunhofer.de/en/press/res…