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Enshohma β Nanotech Creature - October 2019
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Published: 2019-10-30 08:41:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 4265; Favourites: 178; Downloads: 17
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Name: The Nanotech CreatureAliases: Petroleum Eating Microbe Colony
Television Series of Origin: "Godzilla: The Series"
First Appearance: Episode 4, βTalkin' Trashβ
Original Air Date: October 3rd 1998
Species: Genetically engineered microbes
Kaiju Portrait Order: #55
Previous Kaiju Portrait: The Sheriff
Text re-posted from Wikizilla: The Nanotech Creature was created by Dr. Felix Hoenikker of the Manhattan Institute for Advanced Technology, using the institution's grant money to help to combat the refuse problem in the city. It consists of a colony of microbes with nanotech drivers attached to them. It was released to the public against its creator's advice to devour the garbage that had been collecting during a sanitation worker strike, unfortunately, due to its being released on the city before it was tested, it was unable to identify garbage, and began to devour everything in its path. H.E.A.T. then attempted to apprehend the creature, and tried to overload its circuitry with an Electromagnetic Pulse, but they were not equipped to handle as large a mass as the Nanotech Creature. The creature then took to the water to pursue H.E.A.T., and later attacked a cargo ship, where it was met with Godzilla. While they fought, the Nanotech Creature held the upper hand, and nearly smothered Godzilla, but H.E.A.T. created a virus to disable the creature by separating the drivers from the microbes and successfully launched it, destroying the Nanotech creature.
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Comments: 32
If this "Striped-Red" nano-creature fought the standard "Gray-goo" nano-monster who would win?
R.K.
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The gray-goo is traditionally more overwhelming but Nanotech Creature here is faster and more aggressive would when if the former is still small and newly formed.
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The whole concept of various types of "nano-monsters" is truly 21st century. And yes; your monster does have an edge...
R.K.
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The Breeder Beast is cooler >:[
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Surprisingly this episode did have a lot of Godzilla action in it. Solid though. Adding all those stripes would have drove me nuts lol!
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I originally thought that drawing The Nanotech Creature would have been a piece of cake but, once I got to the line pattern, nearly went mad with annoyed boredom doing it. Simplicity can be deceptive and I wonder if that'll be the same more slime monsters in the future.
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niiiiiice. one of the only four cartoons i watch. (if i were to list them, this would be my third favorite, just behind Invader Zim and Edgar and Ellen)
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Thanks! BTW, I *MIGHT* have something Invader Zim related coming in December if all goes well.
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Agreed: despite the bland names, a lot of the monsters from this series stuck with me as well especially Nanotech Creature above.
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This was one of the strangest kaiju in the series if you ask me
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One of the reasons I loved him to be honest: the show had a lot of neat monsters but repeated the oversized animal motif too often, so a technological microbe colony was among the welcomed oddballs out.
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Yeah that a bit of problem with American kaiju, they almost always just giant animals with a few minor changes if any, and also normally have boring names
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I think it's mainly be the culturally histories and related differences between America and other countries with cooler more imaginative monsters - probably a testament to how flippant we are with our fictional characters in mainstream entertainment.
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I'm not sure about that. I mean the states do have great monsters in their folklore, comics, books, games, TV shows, and even some movies. It really is only a problem with giant monsters for some odd reason that has this problemΒ
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Oh, I was only focusing on giant monster-related items but there are cool American creature creations just most of them are human-sized or smaller. Again, because most Americans tend to be flippant or unimaginative with their fictional creations, their giant monsters are rarely treated like real-world-affecting threats unlike Japanese and, arguably British kaiju with most attacking a small numbers of people in isolated regions, them being separated from the real-world in some way or another, or easily get taken down by guns or other mundane devices. This isn't even counting incidence where giant monsters appear in broad daylight but are quickly forgotten about or easily covered up (Ghostbusters 2, Bayformers, Surface, Godzilla the Series, MIB, etc).
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Well a lot of those examples have more to do with studio heads or in the case of Bay just aΒ director very wrong for the movie series he was given.
As far the gun thing I do agree that the states have a real problem with making their monsters to easy to kill even when it doesn't make sense too. The isolated region thing is just a cultural thing as cities are seen as safer areas then rural areas by most people in the states
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What's a Fractal Monster?
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Impressive work on the candy cane colored nano-blob from Godzilla the Series! Personally, my favorite shape that it took was the hydrofoil form it used when it learned how to swim, I think blob and slime type monsters need at least one or two unique iconic shapes in order to distinguish themselves from one another, like Hedorah and all its forms, especially the flying saucer shape (I want a figure for that one lol).Β
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I love slime monsters but I must agree that they limited in their forms surprisingly enough much like how you can't do much with vampires and zombies before purists start crying fowl. The hydrofoil swimming form was a great detail and what you said about Hedorah is why I love him so much!
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I agree... Unless you suffer from chromophobia?
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Very cool and fascinating creation. Incredible detail and color design. Awesome work. Come take a look at my page.
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It's not my creation, it's an actually Godzilla villain, but thank you for the kid words. I checked out your page and you do excellent work!
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I totally agree hence why I drew it!
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