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Published: 2014-05-20 09:49:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 3890; Favourites: 83; Downloads: 0
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Finished version of my Godzilla redesign model.Related content
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Looks like a Precursor Godzilla because all of the bioluminescent blue
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I still stand by my statement that this isn't Godzilla. It's just a dinosaur with some fins glued onto its back. It brings nothing new to the table - 'raptorized' kaiju like this are a dime a dozen on this sight. Just about the only thing unique about this one is that it looks kinda like if you took off the plates it would be a unique dinosaur, but that's honestly not saying much about it as a redesign.
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And a giant walking nuclear reactor made flesh didn't make you triggered as a biologist? Zilla and Godzilla are both equally impossible as no animal can hope to sustain at that size.
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Zilla was supposed to be a more 'realistic' version of Godzilla, but somehow ended up even more impossible.
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I agree the point of trying to make Godzilla realistic is kinda pointless. Also please stop harassing this artist. Just because you and her have different ideals in aesthetics doesn't give you the right to bully her.
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I actually made up with her.
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Fair enough. Β Just consider it an updated version of Zilla. Β
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I suppose, although Zilla was supposed to be a marine iguana.
...That ate fish.
...And was hermaphroditic.
...And was across the ocean from where it normally lived.
Man, my inner biology nerd was fuming at that.
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can you explain what you mean by polygons in the lowest poly version of your model
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can you add your Godzilla model onto my computer, and then i will animate it for you
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I'm not sure where I have it saved and I remember I didn't optimize it very well for animation. Β Probably has a super high poly count. Β
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what do you mean?
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Let me try to find it and I'll tell you how many polygons are in the lowest poly version of it. Β
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