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I´ve watched Hannah-Barbera´s "Godzilla Power Hour" Cartoon and I think its not good. But what is good is some of the monster designs, and just this one is my visual interpretation of Axor from the episode "The Beast of Storm Island". He´s a dinosaur-like creature with bird-like feet and an armored cobra-like face with a big airbag-like "hood" above it. His powers include shooting lightening from his mouth, blowing strong gusts of wind from his air-sack, and enslaving people with eye beams. Axor gains strenght by doping himself on a peculiar volcanic vapor and he uses all his slaves to build a temple gigantic enough to fit him.
That guy was a cool beast with a lot of personality (he has apparently one h*ll of a god complex) and definitely deserves an aesthetic improvement that is more serious-looking and morphologically feasible (The original Axor with his frail-looking drumsticks looks like he´s gonna break them with his monstrous weight alone).

Axor is made by Hannah-Barbera.
This reinterpretation is drawn by Fredrik Hansing/Tektalox/me.

Description
I´ve watched Hannah-Barbera´s "Godzilla Power Hour" Cartoon and I think its not good. But what is good is some of the monster designs, and just this one is my visual interpretation of Axor from the episode "The Beast of Storm Island". He´s a dinosaur-like creature with bird-like feet and an armored cobra-like face with a big airbag-like "hood" above it. His powers include shooting lightening from his mouth, blowing strong gusts of wind from his air-sack, and enslaving people with eye beams. Axor gains strenght by doping himself on a peculiar volcanic vapor and he uses all his slaves to build a temple gigantic enough to fit him.
That guy was a cool beast with a lot of personality (he has apparently one h*ll of a god complex) and definitely deserves an aesthetic improvement that is more serious-looking and morphologically feasible (The original Axor with his frail-looking drumsticks looks like he´s gonna break them with his monstrous weight alone).

Axor is made by Hannah-Barbera.
This reinterpretation is drawn by Fredrik Hansing/Tektalox/me.