Do you think a plant could work as a Kaiju? I was considering having a Kaiju/nature or disaster cult dedicated to some mysterious bloom or oasis/garden in a desert region, at the time I thought PF1e had one already but I mistook it for the ooze on lol, I had felt that the twist would be finding out the mysterious blossom or utopian garden they worshiped and was trying to convert others was actually an awakening kaiju. When I noticed there wasn't already an existing one I wondered if there might be a reason why? What about a fungus?
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Do I think a Plant monster could work as a Kaiju? Well, let's ask our buddies over at Toho Studios what they think!
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Fun fact: Godzilla vs Biollante was my first ever introduction to Godzilla films!
So I suppose the short answer to this question is "I have no idea." Biollante is a famous enough opponent--despite only appearing in one actual movie--that she appears in multiple video games, stories, and comic books, and yet she has no analogue in Pathfinder. We have a Mothra, a Rodan, Ghidora, a Hedorah, and even a Mechagodzilla (who, disappointingly, we have neither stats nor art for), but no Biollante! ... or Destoroyah for that matter.
I'm not entirely sure why Paizo left it out, aside perhaps from just not having enough room to make one in the books we've seen so far. I think a Plant Kaiju would make for a good bandage for losing the Mu Spore in the divorce, and a fungal Kaiju would be an excellent critter to introduce to the ecosystem. Perhaps it rises from the Tanglebriar after the events of Spore Wars...?
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STOP THE PRESSES
I WROTE THAT ENTIRE THING BEFORE SPOTTING THIS LINK! There IS a Plant Kaiju! Sadly, however, even after checking in the Tian Xia World Guide, it seems that this small wiki entry is the only information we have about it. We don't even get to see it! It's also fully mobile at all hours, so perhaps not the best for your particular needs.








