With Butch and Sunny back on Earth with their hibernation cells fully intact, and with DOGE cutting government waste hither and yon, it’s time to take a cold, hard look at our once-beloved NASA and see what they are doing right and what they are doing wrong. Here’s more from Bill Whittle, with Scott Ott and Steve Green, on The Right Angle.
412anon, Grand Torino and Dragon return to SGTReport to discuss the very latest news regarding the Great Awakening, Q and President Trump VS. the Deep State and pedophile cover-upper mockingbird media. And Dragon makes a bold prediction.
KING GHIDORAH
Of all the monsters that Godzilla fights, none is more powerful and fearsome than the golden, three-headed dragon King Ghidorah. While it’s difficult to imagine Godzilla quaking in his boots, notice that he never does battle alone against this archenemy. Godzilla always faces this creature with one or more allied monsters to provide some extra muscle and support.
Eiji Tsuburaya, the special effects genius who created Godzilla, also envisioned King Ghidorah. A stunt actor plays the creature but it takes an entire team of puppeteers to control its three heads, two tails and bat-
like wings. Next time you watch a movie featuring King Ghidorah, take note of its well-orchestrated moves, and imagine how difficult they are to coordinate. The attention to detail on the part of the puppeteers is remarkable, each Ghidorah head even has its own distinct, piercing shriek. King Ghidorah is so complicated it’s one of the few monsters in the Godzilla franchise that not only has been realized through suitmation but also CGI.
Originally, King Ghidorah was presented as a conquering beast from Outer Space, sent to devastate Earth by the Xilians, a civilization inhabiting an unknown planet close to Jupiter. In later movies, it was alternatively suggested that he was created by time travelers — a mutant freak of nature generated through radiation and genetic engineering. The back-stories don’t matter so much as King Ghidorah’s swooping power and nightmarish appearance.
He has a large and dedicated fan base, so he has appeared many times since his debut in the 1964 film Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster. Besides joining a pack of Kaiju in the all-out Destroy All Monsters, he was the star attraction in Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah, and made a memorable cameo appearance in Godzilla Vs. Gigan.
Here, WatchMojo explains the origins of King Ghidorah.
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Tomorrow’s featured monster: Kumonga
