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A lot of people were asking me about my take on Kaiju after I mentioned them in my last post. Here are a couple quick designs.

First is Reptiliking (the name is a misnomer since she's actually female). She's 150 meters tall and was genetically engineered by the Reptilians as a living weapon in ancient times before she went rogue.

The second one is Ygrathu, one of the later generations of the Star-Spawn of Cthulhu. As he is far removed from his godly progenitor, he's not as smart and cunning - and is composed solely of matter - but he makes up for it with his size, strength, and ferocity.

These two are supposed to represent the extremes of Kaiju design - a creature shaped like, well, man in a suit (like the original Godzilla, obviously) and a CGI monster (like in Pacific Rim or Cloverfield). Kaiju are diverse, though, and come in many more shapes.

Description
A lot of people were asking me about my take on Kaiju after I mentioned them in my last post. Here are a couple quick designs.

First is Reptiliking (the name is a misnomer since she's actually female). She's 150 meters tall and was genetically engineered by the Reptilians as a living weapon in ancient times before she went rogue.

The second one is Ygrathu, one of the later generations of the Star-Spawn of Cthulhu. As he is far removed from his godly progenitor, he's not as smart and cunning - and is composed solely of matter - but he makes up for it with his size, strength, and ferocity.

These two are supposed to represent the extremes of Kaiju design - a creature shaped like, well, man in a suit (like the original Godzilla, obviously) and a CGI monster (like in Pacific Rim or Cloverfield). Kaiju are diverse, though, and come in many more shapes.