ITT: Anime/Manga with Kaiju/Gods and collateral damage/mayhem/cataclysmic destruction.
They're extremely rare to find and when done they normally fail to get this awe feeling right with them.
ITT: Anime/Manga with Kaiju/Gods and collateral damage
Jayden Edwards
Ayden Clark
thats Quelzatcoatl?
Austin Anderson
No, that's a dog.
Caleb Morales
Ignore the actual character here. Just that design that gives you that Godzilla-esque feel.
William Jackson
Bigot
Grayson Williams
Oh wait nevermind I'm fucking blind and retarded and not seeing the actual dog thought you were making an obscure reference
Joseph Brooks
yeah
Michael Lee
Marcille's Quelzatcoatl
Jayden Gutierrez
I can almost guarantee you that your politically-fueled prejudices frequently blind you from reality
Joseph Brooks
Kaiju No.8 starts off with the characters handling the clean-up after a kaiju battle/death. The series moves away from that pretty quickly (sadly imo), but I thought it was interesting.
Ryan Baker
Nigger I wasn't actually saying he was a bigot, my first thought was towards the actual thing and then I remembered the political drama around that thing.
Hudson Perez
This artist should go full kaiju maybe with another manga.
Liam Phillips
The fuck is happening to this thread.
David Martin
Was going to post that in the thread. It's a damn shame because Kaiju Cleanup Detail was a really interesting idea and god damnit if MC doesn't have some special bullshit power he can at least help by jannying it up, dustforce style.
Mason Russell
Galaxias
Dominic Johnson
Why does this work so well in manga form?
I mean it's ok when animated, but there's something about a still of a massive behemoth towering over something that just triggers something deep within people. It's like the eye of God as he's about to punish all.
SNK actually nails this, though it lessens when they reach the ocean.
Jason Ortiz
sonething about a page invites the horizon, I suppose
Jordan Robinson
Matthew Martin
No, it's like having that ominous sense of doom stare down at you forever portrayed in a still image.
Manga is one form of the still image deity/macrobeing.
Statues of Gods used to be something you feared. This is encapsulated well with the old gods of the world.
For some reason we made God merely pitiable or pious, when the reality is that pitiable state is violent and largely antagonistic to us as much as it creates us. It's something that should be feared and not mocked.
Caleb Morgan
Series?
Jaxon Reed
After God
Not actually a kaiju series.
Hudson Lewis
Matthew Phillips