MONSTERS CONQUER THE WORLD

Monsters and slime and horror movies and kaiju and aliens and mutants and ghosts and robots and blood and guts and demons and

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Listener, please make a wish. HUMAN VAPOR (2026) dir. Katayama Shinzo

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Art piece selected for an official Ultraman campaign

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HAPPY ULTRAMAN DAY 2026!

Here’s the man himself giving Red King the Atomic Elbow! (Pigmon better get outta the way!)

A piece to celebrating 60th anniversary of Japan’s timeless giant monster-fighting hero!!

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Summer Of Godzilla!

Godzilla vs Biollante Gallery

Art By jakobu.sawn

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star trek (tos) studies

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Overshadowed by our greatest sin

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The 84Goji suit from The Return of Godzilla (1984), aka Godzilla 1985.

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Bin Furuya with the Ultra Drip

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And the full view

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Space Monster Wangmagwi (1967) by Dopepope on Artstation.

This movie beat Yongary, Monster of the Deep to theaters by almost two months, which makes it South Korea's oldest serving kaiju film.

I finally managed to finish this film (it took three tries) and for my money Yongary is the better of the two.

Wangmagwi's story was just too disjointed for me; there were (not very funny) comedy bits interspersed that stopped the barely-there narrative; the monster costume looks like a quickie Hallowe'en costume your grandma slapped together with scraps of carpet; and the budget was so low that the monster stepped over buildings instead of smashing them, so those same buildings could be used for later scenes.

For me that picture by Dopepope (above) is a whole lot more impressive than the film that inspired it.

In my opinion, Space Monster Wangmagwi is only worth watching for kaiju completists.

Or if you and your friends have been drinking heavily and want something to watch. It actually might make a lot more sense then.

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"This is the police! Step away from the tower! I repeat, STEP AWAY FROM THE TOWER!"

The government had already exceeded its annual budget for repairs to Tokyo Tower.

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[moribudo]

he has immediately become very dear to me

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Ultraman Teo (Ep 1)

Lost his planet and everyone in it. Still struggles with past trauma and fear but overcomes himself and fight. That’s what makes him a hero.

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Watching the Ultraman Teo English dub (very well done, as is par for the course for TsuPro's Ultra dubs for the last few years), and they continue to do an amazing job with translating onscreen text.