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BurningG-HellOnEarth β Bagan VS Zeruel Lineart
Published: 2015-07-17 07:01:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 986; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 3
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I mean, honestly, if Bagan is supposed to be more than a match for Godzilla himself, than Zeruel really stands no chance. Those blade arms would REALLY be like tin foil in a situation like this, no doubt! Hopefully that is well depicted here (if it wasn't before) now that it's crisper with the ink!Hope you guys enjoy and expect more artwork, both old and new, on the way soon!
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Fatality move right there!
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Some people never learn!
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Oh, man. I can even see Zeruel's face etched with worry, and possible fear. Or to be more specific, "What the f@$%^ng Β hell was i thinking?!" is on his mask-like face. Well, guess he'll learn the hard way what happens when ya cross with the dark god of destruction himself, who looks absolutely fabulous, i might add.
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Who thought the Angel of Strength could feel fear? I guess Bagan just wanted to see the look on his defeat foe's face as he mercilessly tore him apart in the most brutal way possible!
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Guess noone, apparently. But i guess that's what makes this both so hilarious, and amazing. And yes, i agree on the idea of Bagan being a sadistic monster who enjoys making everyone suffer around him. Especially when they happen to be oponents who are pretty powerful. So that way, he gets to break them through both spirit and body. And i'm a very huge Bagan fan, so i hve my own ideas of his character. Though i "prefer" when he's portrayed as an ultimate evil. Just ask tarbano Β .
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I personally don't have much of an opinion on Bagan, but if he's portrayed as being more than a match for Godzilla himself, than he must be worth acknowledging as perhaps one of the most powerful characters of fiction.
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Oh, i know. Trust me. But for me, it's always a matter of perspective. And there are always great depictions of Bagan. Each portraying him as this ultimate, badass final boss villain who usually means the end of a series. But for me, i prefer the one where he is portrayed as a "Fallen Angel". Where he once served as a Guardian kaiju, but then for some reason became a force of pure evil, who lives only for death, and destruction. And that the level of destruction he brings makes King Ghidorah's work look nice in comparrison. (Assuming he doesn't completely blow up a planet, that is). And is also made as a real godlike force, who also has supernatural powers alongside his brute strength. To the point he can change reality to a certain degree. I'd go a bit more into detail, but then i'd be here forever, and i'm sure you don't want that. Let me just finish by saying that this is why i enjoy the depiction tarbano Β made to this devilish character. He brought out the sort of potential i always believe Bagan has as a villain.
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I see. What exactly is his depiction, might I ask?
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It's from a crossover story called "The Bridge", and Bagan is the main villain. He's basically depicted as this demonic, godlike being who brings the concept of the Devil, the ideoalgy of Deathwing, and The mentality of Unicron into one horrendous whole. And as i said, he's a former earth guardian who fell from grace, and became a bringer of the apocalypse. In fact, he annihilated most of earth's polulation in the ancient days, and he slaughtered all but two divine moth's. In fact, before his fall, he nearly killed Grand King Ghidorah in a one on one fight. But he was sealed away by Mothra and Battra through some stroke of luck, though he nearly drove humanity to extiction, and he destroyed much of the mana that resided within the earth. But now he's conquered Zenith, and he's using a group of villainous kaiju to gather mystical artifacts from equestria to regain his full power. And once he reaches full power, then equestria, earth, perhaps even their multiverse is doomed. And i pprobably should've mentioned it's a godzilla and mlp crossover series.
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I've heard of The Bridge. I've seen a lot of art from it while perusing deviantART. Although it does not strike me as very detailed, it impresses me in the fact that it depicts Daikaiju in a way that you would expect from the MLP TV show almost to a T. I haven't read it, though, so I didn't know that the main villain was Bagan.
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Well, forgive me for that, then. But i figured since it's been known for a long time, it's okay. And it's not exactly focusing on the MLP worls as it is the kaiju. From what i've seen, it's simply a means for someone to create their own kaijuverse, one which could be made to tie in many other universes together, making a singular timeline. Crossing it over with MLP strikes me as intersesting, because it's being done in a way that would make it believable, and legitimate. While for the most part it retains its child friendly, positive feel, it balances it out with much darker, and more serious tones that can be found. If anything, it reminds me of both Teen Titans and Justice League Unlimited. But either way, it is a great story, and i've even made a oneshot about it. Though if you wanna know more about this Godzillaverse, there is a timeline that explains everything that happens. Not in complete detail obviously, that's tarbano's job. But it does give the info for what happens prior to the events of the story. Don't know if this helps in any way, but i did my best. Guess i'm still not completely god at explaining things.
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The premise seems interesting, and as far as Godzilla/MLP crossovers go, it seems to be one of, if not the best out there. A friend of mine on dA worked on one of his own which revolved more around Destroyah, but despite my gruesome and extremely violent writing style and my constant demands to keep it a serious and dark story, he couldn't help but buckle to the demands of the fans, and it crumbled after that into a great big mess. I stopped helping him after Season 1. I would have much more preferred to have worked on something like this (unless it has hidden secrets I don't know about which would tick me off), although my writing style might be a bit too violent if he's trying to still make it at least partially kid-friendly. Either way, it sounds like it's well done, and that's all that really matters.
Interesting that Bagan is the main villain, though. I would have expected King Ghidorah of a flavor, or a collaboration between a MLP villain and a Daikaiju. But I guess that gives it uniqueness.
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Ah, yes. I remember reading that fanfic. But i can see your point. However, as far as this goes, the violence does still exist. But the graphic content, or i guess, the reall bloddy kinda stuff is kept at a minimum. Heck, they even made a joke about that in one of the chapters. But either way, the story is made so that the kaiju/action can be played out, but it's refrained from being bloody, gorey, and all that. If anything, i applaud tarbano Β for being able to do something like that.
Well, here, King Ghidorah, or rather Grand King Ghidorah is a neutral evil who prefers to keep to himself. In fact, he's got some bad blodd between him and X, so theirs is a strained alliance. It's basically like having the Joker on the team, except without any humor to him. He's basically a neutral evil who wont hesitate to attack anyone he gets annoyed with, but he's sticking with the alliance because he was promised unlimited destruction. That, and Bagan who remains hidden from them, has means of keeping them in his service, and from betraying him. Here, Bagan is made out as an actual god, with powers beyond anything any normal kaiju is capable of, which includes turning an entire dimension into a frozen wasteland, psychic powers which would make Spacegodzilla/Xenilla look like a chump, and the ability to enter into alternate worlds. All that, added to his infintismal strength and power makes this version of him an indominable force, and one who will spell the end of Earth, and Equestria if his power is fully restored. Even Discord woldn't stand a chance, and he's crazy tough.
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Anything that can surpass the power of GODzilla is worth fearing. There aren't many who can claim such power.Β
I will say that this Bagan seems a bit too OP for his own good, but that's my take on the interpretation, since I can see that you prefer it that way.
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Oh, yes indeed. There is no denying that factor. Whish will make the arrival of Super Godzilla all the better.
Um, maybe i spoke to lightly. I mean, he's basically supposed to be the sort of major villain in like Trigon, or even Unicron's league. Also, he's not at full power yet, so he's relying on the evil kaiju to do his bidding for now. And i respect your opinion, sir. I just wanted to try and explain a bit better. Though i probably didn't do too good in that regard. Sorry.
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I myself haven'y personally played Super Godzilla for the Super Nintendo, which is the only official cannon release, movie or video game, to feature Bagan, so I wouldn't know exactly how OP he is, but from what I've heard he's a tough match for Super Godzilla and incredibly, some may say unreasonably, hard for regular Godzilla, although NOT undefeatable. Yes, I have heard people say that they've beaten Bagan as regular Godzilla, although it takes forever and requires great skill and patience. As such, although Bagan could be considered Godzilla's greatest foe (debatably, though, since games have a tendency to over power or under power characters at will, especially the playable character), he does not seem entirely all-powerful⦠unless you assume Godzilla is almost at that level, which I'm willing to agree with. Actually, with that though in mind, maybe you're right: since Godzilla in himself is almost indestructible/immortal, not to mention immeasurably powerful, perhaps the strength of Bagan is similar to that of an all-powerful being.
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Yeah, you could say that. I mean, in the game he's basically given the cells of both Godzilla and King Ghidorah, so e cbecomes a force to be reckoned with. But what i probably should've brought up is the fact that this is a multiversal concept. Alternate versions of a character who are different from each other in so many ways, but still contain enough similarities to be considered almost the same. And the Bagan i refer to is a different one from the one you're familiar with. If anything, tarbano Β basically took a a character with great potential, used some of the original cncepts of his character as well as splicing it with some new concepts, and creating something new and interesting. But that's not the point. Because, for one thing, in this universe, Mana aka the source of all mystical/magic force, was abundant on earth, and like Mothra and Battra, Bagan was a guardian who had the power to control, and manipulate this force. But when he turned, he basically reduced the planet to a nearly lifeless wasteland, forcing the spirit of the planet to use it's remaining mana to heal the world, though now it was only a sliver of what it once was. So basically speaking, this Bagan is more of a supernatural force than the original. And as such, added to what abilities we've seen/heard of him having, makes him a much more different than any ordinary Bagan that came before. Hopefully this helped a bit.
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I'm so far out of this loop by now that I have totally forgotten what we were discussing. All I know is multiverses confuse the hell out of me. I like to keep things simple.
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I understand. I guess it's easier for me because i know how to keep track of stuff like that, and i have an open mind when it comes to interpretations. Sorry if i ended up confusing you by accident.
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I wouldn't get that reference at all, so I have no idea...
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*sigh* I'd imagine not. But to summarize: Morgoth was the master of Sauron, before the events of Lord of the Rings. You'd have to look him up to learn about him.
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Oh, wait, no, of course I know who that is! My Lord of the Rings knowledge is a bit spotty, but I get the basic concept.
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Oh. Okay, then. Because i find that those kind of villains are my favorite kind. And as such, serve as the influence for my version of Bagan. Weeelllll.....him and Makuta Teridax.
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Eh, I haven't gotten much into them myself...
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It's okay. But let's just say Teridax is Hardcore, and leave it at that.
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I'm fine with that. Well, BurningG out!
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Alright then. See ya!
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Yes, all my old sketches are going to be properly inked so I can stash them away properly. However, I will not be coloring them. If someone wants to do that on their own, they can contact me and I can post the lineart with a transparent background.
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I might possibly do that... But idk. I'll let you know for sure if I really wanna
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Make sure to do that if you are interested. I'm not saying you have to, I was just putting that out there because it crossed my mind.
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No, I'm not saying you have to, I was just putting that out there. It was a generic statement, not necessarily directed at you in any way. If you really want to color them, then that's fine, but I'm not forcing you by any means.
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Ik your not lol. I'm just saying myself that I may want to color them.
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If you really want to, be my guest! Do you happen to need transparent background renderings?
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Not atm. But I will notify you if I need them.
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I'll be here if you ever do need them. Make sure to contact me when you're finished (assuming you are taking up this task). Well, until then, BurningG out!
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Man.... Zeruel will now go trough hell on earth, and bagan's face will be a nightmare that he wont forget even in death. Awesome.
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Thanks, man, and very well stated!
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