It's the time of clashing titans, and it's the time of horrible change. Question for the thread: If you were given the option to become a kaiju or were otherwise recruited for some anti-kaiju operation, would you take it?
Horrorverse
Connor Rodriguez
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Brody Brown
Brody Fisher
I dunno
Luis Hall
>or were otherwise recruited for some anti-kaiju operation, would you take it?
HCW-style? Sure. It'd be pretty badass and I'd get to see some cool shit.
Logan Ward
Well, being a kaiju WOULD effectively immunize you to most shit in the Horrorverse. So that's a plus.
Jack Davis
No. I wouldn't be of much use in either situation.
Dylan Torres
Ah, the duality of men.
Hunter Butler
Anthony Smith
Isaiah Nguyen
>were otherwise recruited for some anti-kaiju operation, would you take it?
I like this option. A Kaiju is basically a walking natural disasters. So really it's either try to kill it or wait to die
Caleb Miller
Depends heavily on the kind of kaiju. The more heroic versions of Godzilla and the Guardian Beasts were treated more or less as superheroes, and Mothra is a hero in any incarnation. Just don't be a dick.
Xavier Ramirez
Jaxson Williams
I’d choose to turn into a kaiju just so I could fuck shit up myself.
Julian Wood
Not unreasonable.
Thomas Moore
>New batch of internet horror legends like Siren Head and whatnot
>Nicholas Rush:
youtube.com
Andrew Allen
Siren Head and Nicholas likely wouldn't ever cross paths. Like, whenever thryre about to stray into each other, one or the other just goes in the opposite direction for some inane reason.
William Lee
I want to FUCK Mothra!
Levi Lopez
Me too.
Jordan Powell
>humanized
No!
Adrian Martinez
>If you were given the option to become a kaiju or were otherwise recruited for some anti-kaiju operation
As long as I get to choose what kind of kaiju, the first option by far.
The only thing I ever wanted more than meet Godzilla was to BE Godzilla.
Nicholas Martin
GiH! I didn't think anyone else liked it! Man I love those books
Isaiah Green
I really wish the other issues in this series were as good as the first one
Lincoln Jenkins
The others were pretty good though. Debatably not as great, but still good.
Ryan Hall
Elijah Thomas
The first issue was amazing.
The middle was extremely dull and boring, and did nothing with the premise.
And the ending was pretty good. Not enough to redeem the middle but good enough to stand out decent.
Eli Perry
And since there's multiple Goji's here, it's a guarantee you'll at least be able to meet and talk with your idol if you do so.
Nathaniel Powell
I can't imagine why
Ryder Foster
Luke Bell
Fair enough.
John Martinez
Sirenhead lore stuff.
When asked if it reacts to actual sirens/radio sounds:
>It’s smart enough to know that other sirens aren’t him (there might not be others like him, he hasn’t seen another for a long time) but the sirens are useful. He can hunt more freely when they make noise.
When asked about whether it uses the sounds it mocks to communicate or if it's just random imitation or "broadcasts" like a radio:
>It picks up stuff from the airwaves, stuff it hears, bits and pieces from all over and repurposes them. It mostly doesn’t make any sense to us, but it’s a conscious choice on its part.
When asked about how fast it is:
>It can be very quick. I think it could outpace a car if necessary
When asked if it could crawl on all four of its limbs, like a spider or monkey:
>He could if he wanted, but he’s bipedal
When asked if shooting it is possible:
>I wouldnt
Aaron Jenkins
Clearly, they're seeing other people.
Colton Perry
Still no verification as to what Lamp Head is in relation to Siren Head?