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This one took about three days of intermitent coloring and several hours for the lines. Its my half of the art trade The-Great-MM offered me. He did Gayan Ahijit and I did his version of Godzilla. Here's the Description:

"A by product from the dead atomic age, Godzilla is the epitome of everything that had gone wrong with the energy and substances that were created in the early years of the age. His body shape and stance is much like that of the Heisei Godzilla, but with some differences in skin texture and other notes.

The arms of my Godzilla are a bit longer and more human-like, but still end in a hand with four fingers. The legs also aren't as fat, but they're not small either. Godzilla should remain looking bulky and strong like the Heisei version did.

His body is covered in black scales, just like the 1989 Godzilla, but with radiation burns covering various areas. He has smooth patches of skin (the burns) on most of his front side and patches of burns on his arms and legs. Think of the scars much like the pattern, shape, and amount of the burning areas on Burning Godzilla, but with some of the face and throat.

His face and head is much like the 1989 Godzilla. He has two rows of teeth and large fangs for biting. His left eye though, unlike his movie counterpart, is white. The eye itself is blind, with a 'cross' shaped burn mark going through it (the eye is in the center). The biggest difference with this Godzilla's head is above each eye rests a Ceratosaurus-like spike. The spikes above the eyes are the same color as his dorsal spines. His spines are virtually identical to the 1989 Godzilla. Three rows of larger spines that light up when firing his attacks. His tail, once more, is like the 1989 version." -The-Great-MM

I'm pretty sure I got everything in there. I really took my time with him and even bothered to draw the background this time. I tried to replace the mass of his legs with very large muscles instead of bulging skin, not sure if its alright or not. There is a lot of detail in there so some things, like his damaged eye, may be hard to see. I hope I meshed the instructions together well enough. Anyway, this should tide you guys over until I get SD Godzilla 2000 drawn up.

-RenDragonClaw

Description
This one took about three days of intermitent coloring and several hours for the lines. Its my half of the art trade The-Great-MM offered me. He did Gayan Ahijit and I did his version of Godzilla. Here's the Description:

"A by product from the dead atomic age, Godzilla is the epitome of everything that had gone wrong with the energy and substances that were created in the early years of the age. His body shape and stance is much like that of the Heisei Godzilla, but with some differences in skin texture and other notes.

The arms of my Godzilla are a bit longer and more human-like, but still end in a hand with four fingers. The legs also aren't as fat, but they're not small either. Godzilla should remain looking bulky and strong like the Heisei version did.

His body is covered in black scales, just like the 1989 Godzilla, but with radiation burns covering various areas. He has smooth patches of skin (the burns) on most of his front side and patches of burns on his arms and legs. Think of the scars much like the pattern, shape, and amount of the burning areas on Burning Godzilla, but with some of the face and throat.

His face and head is much like the 1989 Godzilla. He has two rows of teeth and large fangs for biting. His left eye though, unlike his movie counterpart, is white. The eye itself is blind, with a 'cross' shaped burn mark going through it (the eye is in the center). The biggest difference with this Godzilla's head is above each eye rests a Ceratosaurus-like spike. The spikes above the eyes are the same color as his dorsal spines. His spines are virtually identical to the 1989 Godzilla. Three rows of larger spines that light up when firing his attacks. His tail, once more, is like the 1989 version." -The-Great-MM

I'm pretty sure I got everything in there. I really took my time with him and even bothered to draw the background this time. I tried to replace the mass of his legs with very large muscles instead of bulging skin, not sure if its alright or not. There is a lot of detail in there so some things, like his damaged eye, may be hard to see. I hope I meshed the instructions together well enough. Anyway, this should tide you guys over until I get SD Godzilla 2000 drawn up.

-RenDragonClaw