Can't believe I didn't think about doing this during the start of the time I decided to continue on this account. But none the less, I'm going to be bringing my Book of Godzilla and Other Kaiju books over to here. Though This is also considered a st...
A/N: And here we are with the next composite. This time it's on the monster of the deep (and who is apparently extraterrestrial in origin); Yongary/Yonggary
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Now I'll get this one out of the way first, this composite isn't the most impressive one. The reason for this is because in the middle of designing, I quickly realized just how different the 1999 design was from the 1967 design in terms of body type. What I mean is that while the 67 version had a classic theropod-like body while the 99 design had a bit more of a human-like body. Soooooo, it does look a bit awkward a bit.
Anyways, with that out of the way, let's talk about what I did. Obviously, I mostly kept the 1999 design since it's my favorite out of the two (despite it being portrayed in bad CGI). I wanted to keep the design asthetic of Yonggary being a sort of warrior-looking kaiju while bringing in the more notible features of his original look. Such a longer nasil horn, tusks, sharper claws, five fingers, 4 toed feet, the stegosaurus-like scutes and even the 4 tail spikes mixed with the 99 version's singular tail spike at the tip.
And lastly, I changed his color to more closely to the 60s version to give more verity in color compared to the overall grey-ish color he had in the 99 film.
I need to point out that I had actually already posted this out days ago on deviantart and twitter, but I had forgotten to post it on here sooner. So, once I finished up on Ghidorah, I figured should at least post this one first.
