Me logging into toku twitter
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Special Effects Director Teruyoshi Nagano scolding the cybot for behaving like a diva during production of The Return of Godzilla (1984), aka Godzilla 1985.
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Cannon Wild Boar from Henshin Ninja Arashi ep. 18
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ok so for those of you who don’t know, there’s this twitter account of a japanese local hero mascot named dentman who went viral recently due to this tweet
but yeah he saw the tweet. and his response went viral as well (which is how i found his account)
and he just has like. hourly posts reminding you to brush your teeth
oh and his rival? his name is mr. mutans. whenever dentman posts he makes a post of his own, ofc
but THAT’S NOT ALL. literally while making this post i found a THIRD ACCOUNT that’s all about taking your meds
safe to say i’m losing my mind
anyway the point of all this was that people are ALREADY beginning to draw them ship art 😭
and the reactions are everything
I CANT ADD ANY MORE IMAGES BUT TRUST ME THIS IS SO FUNNY
toxic one-sided dentman yaoi wasn’t on my 2024 bingo card but it DEFINITELY IS NOW!
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this morning, I discovered that this kid in Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla is meant to be the kid from Hamtaro
so while GxM doesn't exist in any prior Godzilla timeline, it does exist in the Hamtaro universe, which to me implies that the sentient hamsters are some form of mutation as well, possibly irradiated by-
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Good luck to Godzilla at the Oscars tonight!
(If you live anywhere near there, I hope for your sake he wins… we know how he gets when he’s cranky!)
Minus One is not just an incredible Godzilla film, but an incredible film, period. Huge congrats to Mr. Yamazaki and crew!
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Godzilla Minus One was so good man
Id kiss it on the mouth if I could but movies don't have mouths
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I keep coming back to this shot in Godzilla Minus One because it's basically perfect. As a classic Kaiju scale shot, it honestly can't be beat.
From the perspective of those beneath him, the only thing larger than the monster is the shadow of destruction left in his wake.
Normally the scale shot compares humans and their buildings to the monster, but in this one the monster is dwarfed by its own devastation, and I just think that's beautiful on so many levels.
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