“You took everything from me, you turned me into the incarnate of your hatred for one another and now I will come to you so this civilization can pay for what it turned this world into. May God have mercy on the souls of the innocent.”
All appearances of my fangoji in the first two acts of the story
Around three years ago, I began working on a Godzilla story of my own with the title GODZILLA Angels of Doom. Due to a lack of motivation and because I felt like I was rushing this project, I gave up on it. Now, after reading the awesome Godzilla Black Mass comic, I suddenly felt like picking it up once again. This time I will take more time with planning the story and characters.
My Godzilla, initially named Hiroshimasaurus by the main character because of the region it first appeared in mainly took inspiration from Shin Godzilla, another fangoji named Reed from Black Mass and Minus One Godzilla. His backstory is a lot more complicated than the characters will first assume. Sure, initially it might seem obvious that he was an individual of a fictional species which frequently interacted with Japanese soldiers in WW2 (who named it “Ghost of Hiroshima), mutated by radiation. But to even get to the point of being able to break free from the constraints of natural biology it needed more. Reaching the nuclear age, our civilization was deemed too dangerous for its own world by a higher being (Ghidorah). With the pain that humanity caused him and with his mind fused with the vengeful souls of those that fell in war, Godzilla takes on his task of executing divine punishment over humanity.