From an interview with Nicolas Cage in the October 2016 issue of Eiga Hiho Magazine: "I love Japanese movies! ... The Ring series is the best! ... Also, Attack on Titan! I watched it on the plane the other day, and it was awesome!"
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I like monsters and similar things.
Central Beach (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, PC-Xbox-Switch, BioWare, 2003)
Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991): KIDS, Small-type Time Machine, model
Evening city Сover for Japanese sci-fi SF Magazine (November 2013) #cityscape #environment #3d #digitalart
Ryu ga Gotoku: Ishin! (2014) Kyo (Kyoto), Japan. Developed by Ryu ga Gotoku Studio.
Mobile Police Patlabor: The Early Days Episode 3 The 450-Million-Year-Old Trap
The sky ignited, the Earth shook, buildings collapsed, and life swayed towards extinction. Godzilla, however, was unmoved. It was not from here, it did not know him, and it would not survive this incursion upon his home.
“SHUT UP!! I’ll flip a coin. Heads - *you* go. Tails - *you* go. Deal?” Eddy and his trick coin.
Thunderbirds Are Go was quite popular in Japan when it was imported and aired there, so, of course, supplementary material made exclusively for that country would throw in some giant monsters for good measure - it was the late 1960s, after all.
Batman: Arkham Origins (2013) Gotham City, USA. (Concept art) Developed by Warner Bros. Games Montréal.
Giant Glyptodont statue at Thunderbeast Park, once located north of Chiloquin, OR along Hwy 97. The park opened in 1962 and featured about a dozen brightly painted examples from the Eocene Epoch. The park closed in the mid-1990s (Photo: Vintage Roadside on Facebook).
Another Aella piece from the great @blankspotato.bsky.social A part of me was uncertain about Aella as I was conceptualizing her in the context of the greater narrative. Introducing a major character so intertwined with the story a ways in is very risky, because everything needs to justify ...
