Gojira!

Gojira, also known as Godzilla, is Japan's biggest, baddest, most famous, mutated monster. The first movie came out in 1954. Here he was pretty mad because something nuclear the people did woke him up/mutated him, so he decided to mess up some buildings and be a symbolic critique on nuclear testing/weapons. He later became friendlier and evolved into a hero who fought bad monsters. In the 80s Godzilla was re-invented as a bad-ass who hates Tokyo. Most recently, like a few weeks ago, a new American version was released (let's forget the other American version, it doesn't exist) starring the biggest Godzilla yet.

Throughout all of the Gojira movies a lot of other monster played a part. My personal fav is Mothra, who is always on the side of the humans. Sure, Mothra larva sound like a locomotive, look like a male body part, and spray white stuff, Mothra is one kick-ass moth-type monster:

Or maybe not so much kick-ass as drag-you-across-the-floor-ass?

Another famous Godzilla franchise monster is Ghidorah, the three-headed monster:

How many of the 28 (this is not counting the American versions) Gojira movies have you seen?

Ninja

Not much to say about Ninjas really. They're fast, secretive, and they like to wear black.

I'm not sure how fast he is, but he does have a sword so...don't mess with him!

The BFFB* is quite happy with his ninja star. He'd never use it to hurt someone though. He probably wouldn't be a great ninja...

Lucy is ready for some silent ninja action.

Until tomorrow! =(^o,,o^)=

*Big Fat Friendly Butterfly

Monthly Mustache Mania: March

Time for the third Monthly Mustache Mania!

 
Until next time! =^o,,o^=

The start of Sci-fi week! Alien invasion.

The first theme week of 2014 has arrived and the theme is Sci-fi! We start with: aliens! We will come across more aliens this week than I will show to you today, but I think these are quite enough to get the sci-fi ball rolling.

We start of with the Big Fat Friendly Butterfly as some random alien. A big part of any stereotypical alien is usually his big weird eyes. The BFFB is also sporting a nice space helmet.

Next we have Count Slugula as an alien with two tails and an antenna.

You probably recognize this RatCat alien as one of the squeeze toy aliens from Toy Story. Although Toy Story isn't necessarily a Sci-fi story, I love the little aliens and really wanted to draw this.

 Making an alien out of any character is quite easy really. Just add some tentacles and a space helmet! Unless your character is an octopus or something...then it's just an octopus with a space helmet on. It works for mammoths though!

Finally, when you think alien, don't you also kind of think predator? Of course, predator is an alien so it fits right in with all the other alien weirdness you've already seen. So here, as our final drawing on the first day of sci-fi week, we have Lucy von Fledermaus as predator.




 
 
 How did you enjoy all the RatCat and friends aliens? Do you have a favorite?

Tomorrow it's time for some crazy geniuses! Until tomorrow! =^o,,o^=

Introducing: Big Fat Friendly Butterfly

This little big guy has been a doodle for too long. Here is the Big Fat Friendly Butterfly a.k.a. the BFFB:

Taking a walk.

Fluttering around.

Taking a nap.

 

Having a sip of sugar water.