Alignment - World Destroyer. Chemical Weapon. Godzilla Enemy.
Powers - Oxygen Destroyer Beam. Slashing Horn Beam. Flight at Mach 3. Power Discharge. Tail Grappling Claw.
First Reported Sighting - 1995.
First Reported Death - 1995.
POWER LEVEL SCALE - UNLIMITED - *WARNING KAIJU HAS UNLIMITED DESTRUCTIVE POTENTIAL* = Destroyah has potential to ultimately void the earth of oxygen. Only being able to be defeated by Godzilla’s desperate condition and the chance of luck aid of the SDF, Destroyah wouldve destroyed the entire world if only having a little more time. Being able to change into 3 different forms to suit any battle, Destroyah proves that he is a kaiju with potential to be the only last living creature on the planet.
Film Co. TOHO ltd.
First Movie - Godzilla vs. Destroyah.
Other films - None.
History - Filming always has its hard moments. Bloopers are always expected but the flying scene in Godzilla vs. Destroyah proved to be incredibly difficult with such a heavy costume. Destroyah was one of the largest and heaviest Kaiju costumes over made and one of the most heavily detailed suit ever.
Personal Kaiju Theory - None.
Kaiju OTP’s - Is the leader of the Evil League of Kaiju.
Staatliches Museum Ägyptischer Kunst (State Museum of Egyptian Art), Munich.
Horus is the name of a sky god in ancient Egyptian mythology which designates primarily two deities: Horus the Elder (or Horus the Great), the last born of the first five original gods, and Horus the Younger, the son of Osiris and Isis. According to the historian Jimmy Dunn, “Horus is the most important of the avian deities” who takes on so many forms and is depicted so differently in various inscriptions that “it is nearly impossible to distinguish the ‘true’ Horus. Horus is mostly a general term for a great number of falcon deities” (2). While this is certainly true, the name ‘Horus’ will usually be found to designate either the older god of the first five or the son of Isis and Osiris who defeated his uncle Set and restored order to the land.
The name Horus is the Latin version of the Egyptian Hor which means “the Distant One”, a reference to his role as a sky god. The elder Horus, brother of Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys, is known as Horus the Great in English or Harwer and Haroeris in Egyptian. The son of Osiris and Isis is known as Horus the Child (Hor pa khered) who was transformed into the Greek god Harpocrates after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 331 BCE. ‘Harpocrates’ also means 'Horus the Child’ but the deity differed from the Egyptian Horus. Harpocrates was the Greek god of silence and confidentiality, the keeper of secrets, whose statuary regularly depicts him as a winged child with his finger to his lips.
Horus the Younger, on the other hand, was a powerful sky god associated with the sun, primarily, but also the moon. He was the protector of the royalty of Egypt, avenger of wrongs, defender of order, uniter of the two lands and, based on his battles with Set, a god of war regularly invoked by Egyptian rulers before battle and praised afterwards. In time, he became combined with the sun god Ra to form a new deity, Ra-Harahkhte, god of the sun who sailed across the sky during the day and was depicted as a falcon-headed man wearing the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt with the sun disk on it. His symbols are the Eye of Horus (one of the most famous Egyptian symbols) and the falcon.
Horus was given charge of the sky and, specifically, the sun.
“This little baby deer got so scared crossing the road from seeing the car approaching, it dropped down in the middle of the road and wouldn’t move. After stopping and turning the car off to help them calm down, the mama deer cautiously came to the rescue.“
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