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  1. After the King Ghidorah Supercluster (arxiv.org/abs/2211.11970) and Mothra, an extremely magnified monster star (arxiv.org/abs/2307.10363), here is another cosmic object named after a kaiju: a yellow supergiant, Hedorah, named in honor of the famous yellow-eyed Kaiju: arxiv.org/abs/2601.11704

    #Kaiju #Astronomy #Hedorah #Mothra #KingGhidorah #Ghidorah #Godzilla #Astrodon #Astrophysics #galaxies #star #stars #supergiant #supercluster #science #news #Toho #movies #space #culture #popculture

  2. Hedorah (Shokugan Godzilla Collection by Bandai)

    Also known as the Smog Monster, Hedorah first appeared in 1971’s Godzilla vs. Hedorah. The name comes from the Japanese word Hedoro, meaning sludge, slime, vomit, etc. Hedorah is an extraterrestrial tadpole-like creature that came to Earth via a comet and grew into a giant monster by feeding on human pollution. Hedorah was inspired by the environmental concerns of the time, when smog and […]

    Read more... https://monstertoyblog.com/hedorah-shokugan-godzilla-collection-by-bandai/

    #Hedorah#Bandai

  3. I just got back from Tokyo, which makes this the perfect time to announce the nastiest, ooziest, sparkliest villain in the Tohoverse!

    Hedorah is just what the All-Kaiju Soccer league needed – a charismatic HEEL. 🥰

    #Hedorah #HedorahFC #smogmonster #soccerkaiju #kaiju #MothraFC #gamerafc

    calyxdesign.com/calyxworks/hed

  4. #Godzilla: the perfect #monster for the age of #ClimateChange

    May 31, 2019

    A monster of awe

    "In their 1987 book #AngelsFear, anthropologists Gregory and Mary Catherine Batseon proposed a fictional god called #Eco, one that would represent the importance of seeing the world as a system of interconnected organisms, or the 'unity in which we make our home'.

    "They hoped that the existence of such a god might encourage humanity to behave more respectfully towards our world.

    "However, in today’s world, a figure such as Eco does not inspire the awe or respect which our age of existential crisis demands. A monster is needed, and as I have argued in my co-authored book Monsters of Modernity: Global Icons for Our Critical Condition, Godzilla is the perfect monster to make us think about the #consequences of our actions.

    "From the first Japanese Godzilla film in 1954, all the way through to Godzilla’s latest outing in this year’s aptly named Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Godzilla has been understood as a response to humanity’s mistreatment of the #earth.

    "The first case of mistreatment to provoke Godzilla in 1954 was the use of #nuclear weapons. While developing a premise for the first film, Tanaka Tomoyuki, a young producer at Toho Studios in Japan asked himself: “What if a dinosaur sleeping in the Southern Hemisphere had been awakened and transformed into a giant by the Bomb? What if it attacked Tokyo?”

    "Subsequent films, which vary immensely in their level of earnestness or goofiness, have referenced other environmental misdeeds, such the 1971 film Godzilla vs #Hedorah (aka the #SmogMonster) in which mankind’s pollution becomes a nearly invincible monster. Although Godzilla defeats the Smog Monster, viewers are left in no doubt that we ignore the effects of our #pollution at our peril."

    Read more:
    cosmosmagazine.com/earth/clima

    #MonsterRevolution #CallingAllMonsters #KaijuRevolution #DestroyCapitalism #RespectEco #MotherEarth #MotherNature #ClimateCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather

  5. #Godzilla: the perfect #monster for the age of #ClimateChange

    May 31, 2019

    A monster of awe

    "In their 1987 book #AngelsFear, anthropologists Gregory and Mary Catherine Batseon proposed a fictional god called #Eco, one that would represent the importance of seeing the world as a system of interconnected organisms, or the 'unity in which we make our home'.

    "They hoped that the existence of such a god might encourage humanity to behave more respectfully towards our world.

    "However, in today’s world, a figure such as Eco does not inspire the awe or respect which our age of existential crisis demands. A monster is needed, and as I have argued in my co-authored book Monsters of Modernity: Global Icons for Our Critical Condition, Godzilla is the perfect monster to make us think about the #consequences of our actions.

    "From the first Japanese Godzilla film in 1954, all the way through to Godzilla’s latest outing in this year’s aptly named Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Godzilla has been understood as a response to humanity’s mistreatment of the #earth.

    "The first case of mistreatment to provoke Godzilla in 1954 was the use of #nuclear weapons. While developing a premise for the first film, Tanaka Tomoyuki, a young producer at Toho Studios in Japan asked himself: “What if a dinosaur sleeping in the Southern Hemisphere had been awakened and transformed into a giant by the Bomb? What if it attacked Tokyo?”

    "Subsequent films, which vary immensely in their level of earnestness or goofiness, have referenced other environmental misdeeds, such the 1971 film Godzilla vs #Hedorah (aka the #SmogMonster) in which mankind’s pollution becomes a nearly invincible monster. Although Godzilla defeats the Smog Monster, viewers are left in no doubt that we ignore the effects of our #pollution at our peril."

    Read more:
    cosmosmagazine.com/earth/clima

    #MonsterRevolution #CallingAllMonsters #KaijuRevolution #DestroyCapitalism #RespectEco #MotherEarth #MotherNature #ClimateCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather

  6. #Godzilla: the perfect #monster for the age of #ClimateChange

    May 31, 2019

    A monster of awe

    "In their 1987 book #AngelsFear, anthropologists Gregory and Mary Catherine Batseon proposed a fictional god called #Eco, one that would represent the importance of seeing the world as a system of interconnected organisms, or the 'unity in which we make our home'.

    "They hoped that the existence of such a god might encourage humanity to behave more respectfully towards our world.

    "However, in today’s world, a figure such as Eco does not inspire the awe or respect which our age of existential crisis demands. A monster is needed, and as I have argued in my co-authored book Monsters of Modernity: Global Icons for Our Critical Condition, Godzilla is the perfect monster to make us think about the #consequences of our actions.

    "From the first Japanese Godzilla film in 1954, all the way through to Godzilla’s latest outing in this year’s aptly named Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Godzilla has been understood as a response to humanity’s mistreatment of the #earth.

    "The first case of mistreatment to provoke Godzilla in 1954 was the use of #nuclear weapons. While developing a premise for the first film, Tanaka Tomoyuki, a young producer at Toho Studios in Japan asked himself: “What if a dinosaur sleeping in the Southern Hemisphere had been awakened and transformed into a giant by the Bomb? What if it attacked Tokyo?”

    "Subsequent films, which vary immensely in their level of earnestness or goofiness, have referenced other environmental misdeeds, such the 1971 film Godzilla vs #Hedorah (aka the #SmogMonster) in which mankind’s pollution becomes a nearly invincible monster. Although Godzilla defeats the Smog Monster, viewers are left in no doubt that we ignore the effects of our #pollution at our peril."

    Read more:
    cosmosmagazine.com/earth/clima

    #MonsterRevolution #CallingAllMonsters #KaijuRevolution #DestroyCapitalism #RespectEco #MotherEarth #MotherNature #ClimateCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather

  7. #Godzilla: the perfect #monster for the age of #ClimateChange

    May 31, 2019

    A monster of awe

    "In their 1987 book #AngelsFear, anthropologists Gregory and Mary Catherine Batseon proposed a fictional god called #Eco, one that would represent the importance of seeing the world as a system of interconnected organisms, or the 'unity in which we make our home'.

    "They hoped that the existence of such a god might encourage humanity to behave more respectfully towards our world.

    "However, in today’s world, a figure such as Eco does not inspire the awe or respect which our age of existential crisis demands. A monster is needed, and as I have argued in my co-authored book Monsters of Modernity: Global Icons for Our Critical Condition, Godzilla is the perfect monster to make us think about the #consequences of our actions.

    "From the first Japanese Godzilla film in 1954, all the way through to Godzilla’s latest outing in this year’s aptly named Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Godzilla has been understood as a response to humanity’s mistreatment of the #earth.

    "The first case of mistreatment to provoke Godzilla in 1954 was the use of #nuclear weapons. While developing a premise for the first film, Tanaka Tomoyuki, a young producer at Toho Studios in Japan asked himself: “What if a dinosaur sleeping in the Southern Hemisphere had been awakened and transformed into a giant by the Bomb? What if it attacked Tokyo?”

    "Subsequent films, which vary immensely in their level of earnestness or goofiness, have referenced other environmental misdeeds, such the 1971 film Godzilla vs #Hedorah (aka the #SmogMonster) in which mankind’s pollution becomes a nearly invincible monster. Although Godzilla defeats the Smog Monster, viewers are left in no doubt that we ignore the effects of our #pollution at our peril."

    Read more:
    cosmosmagazine.com/earth/clima

    #MonsterRevolution #CallingAllMonsters #KaijuRevolution #DestroyCapitalism #RespectEco #MotherEarth #MotherNature #ClimateCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather

  8. #Godzilla: the perfect #monster for the age of #ClimateChange

    May 31, 2019

    A monster of awe

    "In their 1987 book #AngelsFear, anthropologists Gregory and Mary Catherine Batseon proposed a fictional god called #Eco, one that would represent the importance of seeing the world as a system of interconnected organisms, or the 'unity in which we make our home'.

    "They hoped that the existence of such a god might encourage humanity to behave more respectfully towards our world.

    "However, in today’s world, a figure such as Eco does not inspire the awe or respect which our age of existential crisis demands. A monster is needed, and as I have argued in my co-authored book Monsters of Modernity: Global Icons for Our Critical Condition, Godzilla is the perfect monster to make us think about the #consequences of our actions.

    "From the first Japanese Godzilla film in 1954, all the way through to Godzilla’s latest outing in this year’s aptly named Hollywood blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Godzilla has been understood as a response to humanity’s mistreatment of the #earth.

    "The first case of mistreatment to provoke Godzilla in 1954 was the use of #nuclear weapons. While developing a premise for the first film, Tanaka Tomoyuki, a young producer at Toho Studios in Japan asked himself: “What if a dinosaur sleeping in the Southern Hemisphere had been awakened and transformed into a giant by the Bomb? What if it attacked Tokyo?”

    "Subsequent films, which vary immensely in their level of earnestness or goofiness, have referenced other environmental misdeeds, such the 1971 film Godzilla vs #Hedorah (aka the #SmogMonster) in which mankind’s pollution becomes a nearly invincible monster. Although Godzilla defeats the Smog Monster, viewers are left in no doubt that we ignore the effects of our #pollution at our peril."

    Read more:
    cosmosmagazine.com/earth/clima

    #MonsterRevolution #CallingAllMonsters #KaijuRevolution #DestroyCapitalism #RespectEco #MotherEarth #MotherNature #ClimateCollapse #ClimateChange #ExtremeWeather

  9. One of these #Godzilla movies needs to reintroduce #Hedorah. Now H is an amalgamation of plastics irradiated by exposed nuclear waste from melting arctic ice due to climate change. Humanity loses to creatures created from their hubris.

    #elevatorpitch

  10. I had another illustration I had to finish today (I am so brave and strong) so I did a quick and experimental #Hedorah from Godzilla for today's Kaijoktoberfest #inktober and I really like how it turned out

  11. My three year old son loves #Godzilla, toys and movies. His current movie/show rotation includes:

    -Shin Godzilla (the best)
    -Singular Point (bad ass)
    -Godzilla vs. Kong (fun)
    -Godzilla vs. Hedorah (weird)
    -Godzilla: 1978 Animated Series (and Godzooky)
    -Son of Godzilla (meh)
    -All Monsters Attack (the worst)

    Not complaining, I would rather watch these on repeat than Paw Patrol, lol.

    #ShinGodzilla #Hedorah #Minilla #Godzooky #Mechagodzilla