- Knifehead 96 meters (315 feet) and 2,700 or 8,700 tons

- Gabora 50 meters (164 feet) and 25,000 tons

Pacific Rim by Guillermo Del-Toro

Scifi-movie -"Pacific Rim" directed by Guillermo Del-Toro Released in 2013 follows lead haracters

Raleigh Becket and Mako Mori played by Charlie Hunnam and Rinko Kikuchi. The movie depicts a

setting, in which a world, where giant monsters attack humankind, leads them to create monsters

of their own. The plot mainly revolves around the monsters, named aiju versus giant robots,

named aegers. Although the plot centers around the big, epic action scenes, the movie has a

mostly character driven plot which includes drama, trauma and complicated character narratives.

In my opinion, as far as the plot and setting of the movie, what makes it so great isn't all about the

action scenes, though they are very cool. Director, Guillermo made sure the movie was in good

hands, as he himself loved the whole idea of the movie, and took lots of inspiration to create it,

which clearly shows.

Realism isn't ex actly, w hearing this movie, but what I love about it the most is

that, it's s risingly realistic. The giant robots feel and look heavy, the punches look destructive and

the monsters look like forces of nature. Gears switching under massive metal plates of the robots,

it's all designed so beautifully.

Even the character relationships get a unique treatment with the concept of drifting. Drifting, in the

movie involves the two robot pilots literally drifting, unifying and sharing their co ousness with

the 90+ meter tall robot, in order to fight better, knowing ex actly what your partnering pilot is

thinking. Feelings like trauma and anxiety are easily explored with the drifting process, helping to

get a better idea on who and how the character is.

Every rewatch I have of the movie, I notice a new and interesting detail, so much detail and thought

is put to the world building. , they even added a whole monster-bodypart-black market side-plot

to it. That's why I wouldn't have a dou t about watching the movie a east 150+ times since first

saw it, at 4-5 years old. Defin y a type of movie, you'd watch with your dad some random unday

noon.

As far as, who the movie is targeted for, I'd say anyone even slightly into scifi, action and well done

CGI, would defin y enjoy this movie. It has enough of action, no scene is boring as they all tell you

someting new the m g is perfect. Out of 10, I rate the movie a 9/10

Do tell how y’all feel bout ts :3

Hey all, was rewatching again as you do and noticed something interesting. Every Kaiju' we see in the film, Onibaba, Mutavore, Knifehead, Otachi, Leatherback, Scunner, Raiju and Slattern, their bioluminescence is blue with very few exceptions, the closest is Raiju who has orange marks on their exterior and Scunner is more greenish but that might just be the water. Otherwise every Kaiju's bioluminescence is blue. They open their mouth, bright blue, due to their blue blood. Except one. Right at the beginning of the film when showing Trespasser's attack on LA when it opens its mouth it's orange.

Has it ever been confirmed why this is? Was Trespasser biologically different to the other Kaiju for some reason? Was there a design change part way through making the film?

Asking again because the last time got 8 views

I just ordered a crimson Typhoon figurine from eBay and I plan on doing a stop motion fight with it. I already did one with Cherno Alpha, for the Cherno one it was brute strength against a speedster Kaiju however crimson fights way differently, I plan on trying to mimic the thundercloud formation however I’m not sure if I can fully do that one move it did in the movie, that high kick thing.

Note: These Kaiju were made by CyberR4ptor just last night.

Kaiju #1

Codename: Glutoshin

Category: V (specifically at the high end)

Height: 205 meters tall

Physical Description: A very tall and very ferocious Category V, 10 eyes on its head, 3 small horns lined up on the head, a pointy chin, a thick powerful neck, 2 gigantic arms that each have a fleshless gap, in the main forearm bones, making it look like they were made form fused dual arms, like what Trespasser, Knifehead, Scunner, and Slattern have, and 3 claws on each hand, 5 overlapping plates on the back, 2 powerful digitigrade hind legs with 3 toes on each foot, a very long tail with a deadly two-pronged pincer, and yellow-orange bioluminescent lines on its body.

Kaiju #2

Codename: Flashhead

Category: VI

Height: 275 meters tall

Physical description: A huge and extremely aggressive Category VI, with a backward facing scythe-like horn at the front of its head, and a row of 2 long backward curving crests right behind the horn above the head, 16 eyes on its long head, a powerful neck 1.5x longer than its head, 5 sharp knife-like spikes on the back, 2 huge arms with the same fleshless gap that Trespasser, Knifehead, Scunner, and Slattern have, 3 claws on each hand, 2 smaller extra arms with 4 claws on each hand, 2 digitigrade legs, 3 toes on each foot, a long tail that branches into three, with the middle tail having a deadly 2 pronged pincer, and the other 2 tails having blue glowing spikes, and blue bioluminescent line markings all over Flashhead's body.

Yeah yeah it has taken me a while lol but I finally watch the series and I have to admit I loved it.

POV: You're completely drunk, and when you go to sleep, you start dreaming about Pacific Rim:

I love how he picked up a crane and bashed Gipsy's head with it. This guy definitely has things going on upstairs.

Sauce :https://youtube.com/shorts/VQoV2Ss9kOc

Shit maybe I am a larper, last night on Buyee i found posters of Godzilla City on the Edge of battle collab with Pacific Rim Uprising. Does anyone have this poster in person? I plan to purchase it regardless but I wanted to hear your thoughts and see if anyone had it.

I had the idea for creating a tcg for Pacific Rim, I’ve got the concept lined out and some mechanics but I wanna know if you guys think this franchise needs one or not because the tcg market is really oversaturated right now. But I was bored one day and made some rules and concepts (not art but I took movie and comic frames and made card effects out of them)

There is a weight system that dictates speed like a jrpg

Category/Mark system for card slot ins

A durability system for parts and limbs that dictate the course of a game (destroy a jaeger core or a kaiju brain to win)

Etc.

How do you all feel about this? Should I keep making some for fun or abandon it

My bed beckons to me...

I’ve almost stepped on a bird a couple of times—don’t judge me; they’re really small, and usually, you don’t even see them on the ground

I decided it would be unique and an interesting battle between Hekaton a possible 300 foot or more monster (We just have estimates, like how Brawler Yukon's 230 foot estimate) against the weakest jaeger (That worked) in the history of Man kind

This will be my one and only post over here. But could we report this channel?

He has been time and time again shown to be homophobic, transphobic and having sexist beliefs. This cannot be past by and he needs to be punished.

Note: This Kaiju was created by 鎧のとかげ back in 2018

The original description to this Kaiju which belongs to 鎧のとかげ, is translated by me.

"A colossal Kaiju, estimated to be at least Category 5 or higher. It was created for the specific purposes of "constructing" and "defending" land-based outposts.

This was a last-minute scramble, much like "Operation Yashiori." Please excuse the image size—I wasn't able to adjust it properly, so it ended up being exceptionally large"

Anyway, feel free to have a look at this Kaiju whenever you can. 😎