Inspired by the real-world phenomenon of Pachimon (unofficial Japanese bromide cards featuring dubious reworkings of pre-existing giant monsters), I've been taking all my past fanart illustrations and portraits to rework them as parody characters, inserted into comical photo-collage backgrounds, coining my process as Pachishohma (Pachimon + Enshohma).
I'm gathering all these gag monsters into an art-book for this coming October. With additional creature contributions by my friend Mark / Hawanja, who is also serving as an editor and co-writer, alongside author Patrick Galvan and comedian Banjo Wilkins as extra proofreaders, I'm presenting a preview of the book thus far below - enjoy!
We're back again (well, just me and me alone...F*****g typical) to present a huge listing of interesting giant monster-related and adjacent videos from YouTube.
Direct from Brandon Tenold Cult Movie Reviews:
Last time he took on King Kong, now Godzilla faces his toughest foe yet: An adorable butterfly monster. It's the 1964 kaiju film "Mothra Vs. Godzilla", AKA "Godzilla Vs. The Thing"!
Swooping down from the heavens on a fire ball, the Kasha drags the bodies of the dead to the underworld for a life of damnation. Most frequently depicted as a demonic, flaming cat, the kanji for ‘Kasha’ actually translates to “Fire Cart”—so why did this malevolent yōkai take on a feline appearance? Featuring the author of numerous yōkai books, Hiroko Yoda, this episode explores the religious and artistic history of the Kasha and takes a look at the significant role of cats in Japanese culture.
Mobile Suit Gundam ( 機動戦士ガンダム, Hepburn: Kidō Senshi Gandamu, also known as First Gundam, Gundam 0079 or simply Gundam '79) was a ratings failure causing the episode count to be reduced and the story cut short. But it did introduce the world to RX-78-2. Then Bandai stepped in with their model kits and created what would eventually be known around the world as Gunpla. Mobile Suit Gundam was eventually imported to the US where it was again a ratings failure... twice!
So you think anime was better in the olden days back when we didn't have cute girls doing thing and just had manly men scream and shoot guns from their giant mecha? Not so fast, it turns that even in the days of VCRs did anime centered around cute girls exist. And out of all them, Twinkle Heart might just be the most cloyingly cute!
In Japan Hero's latest video, they take a closer look at the history of Shiro Jishi Kamen ( 白獅子仮面 ). Shiro Jishi Kamen / White Lion Mask is an often overlooked TV series from the golden era of tokusatsu heroes.
2021 marks the 55th anniversary of Ultraman, and yours truly actually had a hand in the festivities! On this episode of Vintage Henshin EXTRA, we'll take a look at what went into making TokuSHOUTsu's ULTRAMAN DAY ULTRATHON!
Take a trip to Seibeun Amusement Park in Japan and jump on GODZILLA THE RIDE: GIANT MONSTERS ULTIMATE BATTLE! Filmmaker and author Norman England reviews the kaiju attraction which was overseen by film director Takashi Yamazaki (RETURNER, ALWAYS: SUNSET ON THIRD STREET).
Here's some intriguing kaiju and other giant monster-related videos to for me to share and for you all to enjoy. I will be keeping up this feature as-often-as-possible for the remainder of 2021.
Direct from MONSTROSITIES Tokusatsu Vlog:
The story of how a tokusatsu technique created for the original MOTHRA (1961) was passed on to the original Kamen Rider and continues to be practiced to this very day.
In Japan Hero's latest video, they take a closer look at the history of the Robot Detective TV series ( ロボット刑事 ) including a brief look at some abandoned giant robot concepts.
Linkara's History of Power Rangers returns with a relatively (relatively) short and coherent recap of POWER RANGERS BEAST MORPHERS, the first of the Hasbro-era of the franchise but produced with creative talents from the previous vanguard. The whole of Beast Morphers is available on Netflix and I might give it a watch as it's a far better alternative to the one-episode-every-rare-blue-moon-year scheduling Nickelodeon was and still is infamous for.
Ronin Warriors, known in Japan as Legendary Armor Samurai Troopers (鎧伝サムライトルーパー, Yoroiden Samurai Torūpā), is a Japanese anime series created by Hajime Yatate and animated by Sunrise somewhat riding the popularity of Saint Seiya. Ronin Warriors first aired on American television during the summer of 1995 and subsequently appeared through syndication, as well as the USA Network and later on Cartoon Network as part of Toonami. Besides being known as Ronin Warriors, Yoroiden Samurai Troopers and Legendary Armor Samurai Troopers in some parts of the world it was known as Samurai Warriors.
After almost a decade of waiting, the 25-year-old journey finally comes to an end. Here's Yoko Higuchi's review of Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time in anticipation for its international streaming release on Amazon Prime Video this Friday.
Sometimes the fossil record preserves some truly extraordinary glimpses into the past life on our planet, including traces of prehistoric animal behavior. In this video we're exploring 5 examples of such remarkable fossil finds - moments forever frozen in time.
Here's some intriguing kaiju and other giant monster-related videos to for me to share and for you all to enjoy. I will be keeping up this feature as-often-as-possible for the remainder of 2021.
Direct from Matt Draper:
A comprehensive look at The Millennium Era of Toho Godzilla, including a look at the history of Roland Emmerich's Godzilla '98, how Toho returned Godzilla ahead of schedule with Godzilla 2000, and the many reboots and evolutions found within The Millennium Era, covering 6 films made from 1999 through 2004. This is Part 3 of an ongoing Godzilla series.
In his latest video essay "How Toei Changed Sunday Mornings", MercuryFalcon takes an extensive look at The Toei Fushigi Comedy Series: a loosely connected franchise of lighthearted fantasy adventures and mystery comedies that had major influences on the creation of SAILOR MOON and how it all came to an unlikely but satisfyingly end in a kaiju-filled crossover with the one and only ULTRAMAN.
After Sam Riami's 'Spider-Man 4' never happened the character was rebooted with 'The Amazing Spider-Man'. There were ambitious plans for a whole slew of movies set in that universe. Drew Goddard was at one point time attached to write and direct a 'Sinister Six' movie for Sony, as part of 'The Amazing Spider-man' and when that fell apart he would be offered a potential 'The Spectacular Spider-Man' reboot (Which later became Spider-Man: Homecoming). Here's the story of why complete with dinosaurs and giant monsters attacking New York.
Thanks to the magic of the mighty Surfing Shark of V.P.N., I was able to view the first episode of GODZILLA: SINGULAR POINT which is being released on Netflix Japan on a weekly basis instead of a full season drop (still no word of an international release date though one is still coming this year).
Similar to the first act of "Gamera: Guardian of the Universe" (1995), the first episode is a slow burn building up the mystery behind a missing scientist and a haunting 1930s love song that's somehow being used to summon and/or resurrect the ancient monsters, with the 'Rodan the First' only appearing in the closing minutes to menace our heroes (as seen in the Toho Animation video clip released recently online).
I'd go more into the plot but, unfortunately, no English subtitles were available to me. However, unlike other untranslated kaiju media heavy on dialog, the human cast instantly made an impression with their appealing character designs alongside quirky personality moments and related visual gags, all of which kept my interest.
In addition to the previously mentioned "Gamera" comparisons, the first episode's atmospheres and the near future world presented within was also reminiscent of "Ultra Q" and early Showa-era science fiction films like "The Mysterians" (1957), "The H-Man" (1958), and "Rodan" (1956): a virtually quiet, normal world on the eve of a monstrous cataclysm or an otherworldly event.
Our incredibly fearsome hero, ladies and gentlemen.
After the surprised success they had with the very first Gamera film, Daiei Films continued dipping their toes into the giant monster genre by producing AND releasing three films all within 1966 featuring Daimajin, a giant stone idol and supernatural deity who comes to life to brutally punish mortal villains in feudal Japan. The Daimajin trilogy joined the popular giant monster boom of the 1960s with the highly praised samurai period dramas of the same decade, resulting in a unique if brief series of dark fantasy films. The channel Up From the Depths recently finished up their trio of video reviews on Daimajin presented here because why not (I felt like it, okay). DAIMAJIN:The last remaining members of a royal family call upon their god to save their village from a brutal warlord.
RETURN OF DAIMAJIN:Two peaceful kingdoms call upon their god to save them from a rival invading clan.
DAIMAJIN STRIKES AGAIN:Four boys set out through the Majin's Mountain to rescue their family members from enslavement at the hands of a rival clan.
Last but certainly not least is a fantastic video lecture from the always awesome Maser Patrol discussing both the Daimajin trilogy alongside other giant-monsters-meet-samurai properties. Tons of cool obscurities and educational history points to chew on.
Since I too am a nerd who loves him, here's some more Daimajin images to end the post on.
Daimajin parts the waters, from "Return of Daimajin" (1966)
Daimajin in his inert statue form and his living form on the warpath.
In the suspect tradition of Fractured Flickers, Mad Movies, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Rifftrax, blah, blah, blah, comes the first episode of a new comedy-commentary series entitled UP MILL CREEK (WITHOUT A PADDLE), staring Brayton Conner, Andres Perez, and Raf Enshohma (hey, that's me). In this inaugural pilot, the three jerks talk over the 1940 Boris Karloff vehicle THE APE with humorous results. Mockery aside, we're very happy with how this pilot turned out and I'm pleased to share that there's more episodes coming.
Here's the full uncut recording session for the episode complete with an unused pre-show segment based around the Gumby short Lion Around. Unlike the completed episode, this unlisted extra is something I'm less proud of but sharing it here for posterity sake (plus future blackmail).
I'm back and I have tons of articles coming up alongside some much needed updates to older preexisting ones. Until then, here's some giant monster-related videos for your viewing interest especially in this time of forced isolation (thanks for nothing, viral-lifeforms and tRump). First up is the trailer for Minoru Kawasaki's latest giant monster comedy, MONSTER SEAFOOD WARS.
Direct link for the above video: https://youtu.be/uAADM0nhJBs From GORIZARD: I decided to compare the quality between Media Blasters/Tokyo Shock's original 2000 DVD release against their 2020 Blu-ray release of GAPPA: THE TRIPHIBIAN MONSTER (aka MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET)
Also from Wikizilla: In the first episode of a new series where we look at the impact of kaiju throughout the world, we kick things off in the United Kingdom!
From Up From The Depths: A franchise as long and diverse as Godzilla is bound to contain its fair share of funny and wacky moments, and in this video we're counting down some of the best, including some underrated moments you may have forgotten! You're not gonna want to miss this!
JohnnyBaak shares some interesting facts about the classic monster movie THEM.
Direct link for the above video: https://youtu.be/2Oqma3Oc47I KaijuNoir and friends review the illustrated novella KONG: KING OF SKULL ISLAND, the first and arguably the best in artist Joe DeVito's King Kong series... And long before said artists horrifically confusing title choices in proceeding sequel novels and comics.
Dear Readers of Mine: I'll do my best not to get political on my blog here, especially since the main focus for it has always been sharing artwork and giant monster-related trivia, but I'll gladly make exceptions for insidious situations such as the Federal Trade Commission's latest naked attempt as screwing over the lowly citizen (you and me alike) COPPA. Short for The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, COPPA is a openly naked excuse for both the Federal Trade Commission and big corporate government in general (regardless if there's a republican or democrat in office) to ruin the lives of regular citizens, consumers, and aspiring creators alike. It's also terribly telling how YouTube (the company and its holders alike) is playing dumb and trying to wave COPPA off as some minor inconvenience in their own videos on the matter, suspiciously buried beneath some lesser-yet-no-less-vexing changes to their service. Like many of my closest friends, I absolutely hate that we have to fight against this establishment-based madness seemingly every day now (SOPA, Net Neutrality, Ajit Pai, etc) but COPPA, by comparison, is truly heinous and needs more way attention before it's to late. Link to a Major Petition Against COPPA:http://chng.it/kLnwsSJzFv
Link to FTC for Comments (try to be civil, please):https://bit.ly/31XAEXJ The following collection of videos that are also about COPPA and how we can, hopefully, fight against it. Please share this article wherever and whenever you can, -Sincerely Enshohma
Brian Hull - Coppa and the Future of My Channel.
Direct from Faith's Take:All of your favorite creators could be losing their livelihoods thanks to YouTube complying with COPPA. Go give them all the support you can. It could be the beginning of the end for us all starting on January 1st.
Direct from Creator Fundamentals:Fight Back Against FTC COPPA. The upcoming changes regarding YouTube FTC COPPA are very concerning to many creators. They could mean a significant loss of revenue and other obstacles that will be difficult to overcome. BUT there is still time to fight back! Watch this video to see what YOU can do before time runs out.
Chadtronic - Marking “Not For Kids” Doesn’t Protect You - COPPA Update
Direct from Anime America: Amazing Channels like Phantomstrider, Chadtronic, Arlo, and myself could be in trouble if the FTC carelessly judges our channel because we talk about animation and video games; two categories that are "mostly" associated with children. Because Youtube broke the law, a lot of channels could potentially shut down if the FTC "believes" they are exclusively targeting children. Lets make our voices heard! Animation and video games are NOT all for children!
Direct from Ian Corzine:YouTube is not telling you the whole truth about COPPA (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act) and the consequences are disastrous. FTC fines of $42,530 per video, video de-publication, and worse the loss of your channel. In today’s video, I take you through an in-depth history of COPPA, YouTube & the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), including when the FTC fines YouTube. I tell you what you can expect from COPPA & YouTube as of January 1, 2020.
FINALLY! I've been vindicated! Kind of. YouTube producer and reviewer TitanGoji (an extremely nice fellow in person) does a great service towards an ungrateful tokusatus fandom, huh, I mean "humanity" and shares his extremely negative (rightfully so) review of the truly terrible live action film adaptation of demonic superhero manga DEVILMAN (2004).
Seriously, it's nice to see someone relatively popular among the current tokusatsu fandom lay into this film because this crummy mess has TOO MANY DAMN defenders online! Perhaps loyal Devilman fans who's never seen this film what-so-ever but will defend the franchise regardless and at all costs? Or an anime fan who doesn't like it when their genre-of-choice is being criticized even if said criticism is limited to one minor aspect that really does suck regardless? Even I know that's a stupidly blind thing to do! Fandom loyalty isn't worth dying on a poorly rendered hill of CGI demon bodies for! Seriously though, this film is terrible and makes most other anime-to-live-action-adaptations look like honorable B+ efforts by comparison - something that TitanGoji goes into further detail towards the end of this accursed film and the sordid production history behind it.
There is an alarmingly massive amount movie reviewers and related retrospectives online with an even smaller number of which dedicated to some semblance of serious film appreciation beyond the mainstream weekly film review outlets. Than there are those bizarre yet wonderful movie lovers who balances both extremes but never abandoning the latter (analysis) over the former (funny business). Among this rare breed is the always entertaining YouTube channel Good Bad Flicks, overseen by its uniquely named host Cecil Trachenburg.
Recently, Good Bad Flicks posted a sincere video asking for help to keep up their channel's quality so that they won't have to resort to desperate advertising measures as The Unfathomable Beast Dubbed YouTube continues to breath down their undeserving backs (excessive word usage is fun). Seriously though, this channel could use all the love and support it can garner (here's the Patreon page) even if its just through shared awareness among your own friends online.
I know you younger people and more tech savvy individuals are enjoying the virtually unlimited promise of streaming services with the variety of programming it offers. However, with the way things are going now, with every company creating their own streaming channels, limiting their libraries to only the most marketable and recent fair, a reliance on syndicated show packages from the same handful of entertainment monopolies, and phasing out older films and television shows in turn, I feel like it's only a matter of time until streaming services will become the same miserable wasteland that modern cable television has long ago become. A television wasteland where we literally have thousands channels but with nothing interesting to view beyond the same 44 reruns of BIG BANG THEORY and the original CHARMED scattered across multiple networks. I don't care if you're a fan of BIG BANG THEORY or not, but 20 channels playing the same set of episodes is NOT a good thing: that would be like going to a grocery store that only sells french fries and only the same brand of french fires in all fifteen of its aisles. You probably don't believe me, of course, but this nifty video from FredFlix perfectly illustrates the wonderful if not offbeat variety of film and TV programming we use to have on cable entertainment, back in the day when you could be up at 2AM and have a wide choosing of rarely shown movies to watch as opposed to today.
I along with friends and fellow nerds KaijuNoir and Brayton sit down and share our audible thoughts via podcast on one of the year's more decisive-yet-belittled films Jurassic World: The Fallen Kingdom. Take a listen and enjoy.
ARTICLE UPDATE: Here's a new Kickstarter video by The Aquabats! discussing their now newly rebooted campaign.
So... Yeah, this happened as burning testament to why I prefer not to cover current events: The Aquabats have wisely decided to reboot their Kickstarter campaign to more realistic stretch goals and limit their AQUABATS! SUPER SHOW! as an easier to produced web-series based on the success they've been having with the previously shared online mini-series.
On one hand, I'm happy for them to lower their ambitions to something more manageable and easier to attain but, on the other hand, I'm reminded why I shouldn't touch current news and related reviews and leave that work to the in-the-know professionals.
Articles on pre-existing obscure and lesser-known giant monsters coming up in September, you know, the EASY stuff!
The Aquabats! From left-to-right: EagleBones Falconhawk (Ian Fowles), Crash McLarson (Chad Larson), The MC Bat Commander (Christian Jacobs), Jimmy the Robot (James R. Briggs, Jr.), and Ricky Fitness (Richard Falomir)
Living in Los Angeles back in the early 1990's, a local Orange County station would aired a late, late, late night music video show entitled ARE-OH-VEE which played alternate and punk rock music videos too obscure or offbeat for 120 MINUTES. It was on this program that me and my two younger brothers were introduced to the humorous group known as THE AQUABATS through their host segments for Are-Oh-Vee and through their music video SUPER RAD:
Taking their name from some fairly obscure Hanna-Barbera monsters (from MIGHTY MYTOR AND MOBY DICK THE SUPER WHALE), The Aquabats were equally influenced by the campy superhero shows on yesteryear, particularly the 1960's BATMAN and numerous Japanese-based productions like ULTRAMAN and JOHNNY SOKKO AND HIS FLYING ROBOT. You can clearly see the influence in the following videos featuring their 1999 demo pilot for a planned Aquabats television series and a tongue-in-cheek recounting of the band's history with such failed pilots before finally finding success on The Hub cable network:
Even though The Hub eventually went under after a relatively short time in existence, THE AQUABATS SUPER SHOW lasted for an impressive 21 episodes: the following video gives one a taste of the series' bizarre style and hyper-kinetic energy:
If you want to delve even deeper into the Aquabats' rabbit hole, all their second season episodes are (at the time of this writing) accessible for free on their official YouTube channel. Here's four such episodes that also happen to be my personal favorites: RETURN OF THE AQUABATS:https://youtu.be/KlPqCW24B90 THE ANTIBATS:https://youtu.be/rCMtjswEd6Q SHARK FIGHTER:https://youtu.be/aLk-hMC3al0 KITTY LITTER:https://youtu.be/3yBbs7zzqmo By this point in the article, you're either fully on board with this particular flavor of madness or have grabbed your computer with both arms and threw it out the window, cursing both me (Enshohma) and The Aquabats in tandem. If you're among the former then congratulations because I'm about to discuss the band's highly ambitious (some may even say foolish) Kickstarter that is coming to a close this very week. At the time of this writing (where have a read those words before?) the campaign only has five days left and is just half-way to its end goal so any support at this point would be welcomed. KICKSTARTER PAGE CAN BE FOUND HERE! The Aquabats have also uploaded a related mini-series that continues from their series with this first episode explaining the campaign in full... After the parade of celebrity guests of course.
The here's the rest of the mini-series complete with recaps from the band's channel re-posted here for a narrative sake: After The MC Bat Commander visits The Wizard of Hollywood, he's on a mission to gather a LEGION OF RIGHTEOUS COMRADES to help make MORE MUSIC & MORE TV. But first... The Bat Commander must find his best homies - THE OTHER AQUABATS!
The MC Bat Commander continues his mission to gather a Legion of Righteous Comrades and find all of his fellow Aquabats. This time, he's off to find Jimmy the Robot at his cool job in the arcade... until things don't go exactly as planned.
It's Episode 4 of The Bat Commander's quest to gather The Legion of Righteous Comrades and his fellow Aquabats. Are the Commander's dance moves rad enough to save his friend? Did Jimmy the Robot survive the belly of the mechanical beast?
After a desert scrapper dance off, The MC Bat Commander and Jimmy the Robot go to find Eaglebones Falconhawk. But can they overcome his job security? Will Eaglebones' boss tolerate The MC Bat Commander's inability to use an inside voice?
A lactose-laden terror revealed itself at Eaglebones' place of work, and now it's up to our heroes to deal with the milky madness so that they can continue to find their friends and gather a Legion of Righteous Comrades! Can The Aquabats survive the flaky furor of POWDERED MILK MAN?
After a narrow escape from the dreaded Powdered Milk Man, our heroes continue their quest to find all of The Aquabats. As the guys find Ricky, a beef with some beach bum bullies may end up becoming the least of their worries!
At first I was just going to share Brandon Tenold's latest review for THE ANGRY RED PLANET (1959) but, instead, let's do a whole line up of related videos. Here's the original theatrical trailer for the film over-hyping the Cinemagic technique, courtesy of Scream Factory:
TEXT LINK:https://youtu.be/cBAJEczBaHY Next, Brandon's humorous take on the film with title card art by yours truly. Wait for the twist ending:
TEXT LINK:https://youtu.be/QDK8PcuyzuY Next up is the uncut voice-over I did for the previous video, poking fun at the otherwise ominous Martian warning from the film's end. The skit was also inspired by Brandon's numerous subscribers who keep requesting film reviews from him for good or ill. Big thanks to Brayton Conner for the video editing:
TEXT LINK:https://youtu.be/pw5EyNmcm5k Now for some second opinions on the film, starting with Kaiju Movie Reviews:
Here it is! The most glorious movie review podcast series in the history of the universe is finally here at last. You're ALL welcome.
Huge thanks to friends and film researchers Jason Brown, Daniel Roach, Sandra Alucard, Eric Hurd, Lucas Gabat, Jack H. Hogson, Peter Serafinowicz, Tyler Shewchuk, Kevin Derendorf, Gail Linda Lewis, and M.A.R.C. for gathering the film titles used in this video which can also be viewed below: Locomotive Moves Towards Camera Couple Dances On Camera Dog Looks Into Camera Kids Swim In Water For The Camera Old Crone Washes Dishes For The Camera Sensual Arab Woman Belly Dances For The Camera Paint Drying For The Camera Grass Grows For The Camera An Octopus Sleeps For The Camera Clouds Move In Wind For The Camera Hispanic Monks Do Backflips At Gunpoint For The Camera Norma Desmond Looks At You Through The Camera Old Crone Washes Dishes For The Camera 2: Wash Harder Nothin’ Really Happens On Camera The Great Barn Hootenanny The Sinful Robbing Of A Train Norma Desmond Is The Goddess Of The Screen The Little Dutch Boy Who Saved Pittsburgh It Came from Canada Death by Stupidity Norma Desmond Saves The Puny Dutch Boy The Night The Reindeer Died The Adventures of Mister Negro Norma Desmond Saves The Reindeer The Year Of Five Seasons Fritz Lang’s Big Futuristic City The Year Of Norma Desmond The Silent Mute The Four Seasons Of Norma Desmond Mister Negro Goes To Town The Royal Rascal Norma Desmond Is The Royal Queen Count Orgoff, The Jewish-Looking Vampire Attack of the Centaur Women Day of the Weasel When Dinosaurs Cooled the Earth The Golem vs. the Mechanical Thugs Survival of the Dimmest Norma Desmond, Vampire Hunter The Orchid Thief Norma Desmond Saves Hollywood From Itself The Witches Of Lawndale The Giant Stegosaur Who Ate The Big Apple Norma Desmond, Dinosaur Slayer Professor Julius Tannen's Talking Pictures Demonstration Film Norma Desmond Presnest Professor Julius Tannen Is A Big Fat Charlatan! 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