Post by Monster Master on Apr 4, 2008 19:32:55 GMT -5
Could be interesting. For those that actually put a bit of thought into kaiju, you may base their 'persona' on specific people or characters from shows or in real life... So.. Who.. how.. and why?
Saberon Tchove - Darth Vader, Freddy Krueger, Evil Ash, some Hitler, and Stone Cold - Saberon was envisioned to be THE perfect villain. A villain should be just as likable, but a polar opposite, to the rest of the cast he is facing. I know I wanted something inhumane, but something we have seen before, so he was made reptile. Attitude wise, I used the ever-great Darth Vader as a basis. Having him rule his kind with an iron fist, but that wasn't enough. He had to have the tenacity to spit in Satan's face and then laugh. He needed one-liners. He needed to be a true badass that could eventually make the leap from villain to anti-hero, and retain everything that made him great as a villain.
Rosie - The Big Show - From WWE. He wasn't suppose to be, at first, but when Show returned, I immediately saw he was the human equal to Rosie. Big and powerful, and one that doesn't like to be f*cked with. Can talk the talk and do the walk, both at the same time.
Taninim - Super Man - This one really shouldn't need explained. I'm no Super fan, and Taninim was originally made to be just a 'peaceful' kaiju, but the boom that came about after he spoiled a terrorist act made me mold him after the man of steel.
Saberon Tchove - Darth Vader, Freddy Krueger, Evil Ash, some Hitler, and Stone Cold - Saberon was envisioned to be THE perfect villain. A villain should be just as likable, but a polar opposite, to the rest of the cast he is facing. I know I wanted something inhumane, but something we have seen before, so he was made reptile. Attitude wise, I used the ever-great Darth Vader as a basis. Having him rule his kind with an iron fist, but that wasn't enough. He had to have the tenacity to spit in Satan's face and then laugh. He needed one-liners. He needed to be a true badass that could eventually make the leap from villain to anti-hero, and retain everything that made him great as a villain.
Rosie - The Big Show - From WWE. He wasn't suppose to be, at first, but when Show returned, I immediately saw he was the human equal to Rosie. Big and powerful, and one that doesn't like to be f*cked with. Can talk the talk and do the walk, both at the same time.
Taninim - Super Man - This one really shouldn't need explained. I'm no Super fan, and Taninim was originally made to be just a 'peaceful' kaiju, but the boom that came about after he spoiled a terrorist act made me mold him after the man of steel.
