Best Kaiju pattern in Kaiju No. 8

Summary

• Kaiju No. 8 Praces the Tocusatsu genre with powerful monsters and unique designs, and draw inspiration from many iconic Kaiju.

• Memorable Kaiju patterns such as Trichonephila, Preondactyl and Kaiju No. 6 show creativity and diversity in the series.

• The protagonist, Kaiju no. 8 (Kafka Hibino), stands out with a perfect design that captures the audience's attention and praises the entire Kaiju subgenre.

As specified by the title, Kaiju No. 8 is a high-octane shower action series that revolves around the constant war of humanity against city-destroying giant artists (or kaiju) and a man named Kafka Hibino, who can be transformed into one of them to join the fight. Of course, this is a very fun and entertaining series, not to mention that the original manganese was recently completed.

Obviously enoughKaiju No. 8 is a gigantic love letter to the world of tusquatsu movies and shows, which is known for influential and iconic characters such as Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghididarah, Gamera, Ultraman and many more. As a result, not only this series has presented powerful monsters in almost every chapter, but it is also full of some of the most distinct and brilliant Kaiju patterns ever made, and the following are the most remarkable examples.

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Trikonephila

The spindle -like kaiju that kicked out the plot in the series

• Debut: Chapter 1 (Manga) Section 1 (Anime)

While this series is filled to the verge of conventional Kaiju patterns, it is worth pointing out that the very first monster that played a key role in the story was surprisingly unique. Known as TrikonephilaThis spider -like Kaiju attacked Kafka and Reno in the very first chapter/section.

Its arachnide anatomy and striking color scheme already made it look very strange from the start, but its human similar face and limbs are what makes this design become really disturbing, which is perfect for Kaiju who successfully established how unpredictable and dangerous these giant animals can be.

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Kaiju No. 15

A scary humanoid kaiju with form -changing abilities

• Debut: Chapter 68 (Manga)

The second wave arch introduced a bunch of powerful Kaiju that had some of the most detailed and distinct performances in the entire series, with Kaiju No. 15 To be one of the most notorious examples. This is a fraudulent monster that prefers to use their mental powers to manipulate their opponents, instead of pure strength.

Its martial style is perfectly reflected in its scary design, as it has a feminine and humanoid look, with a collection of giant stars on the head and what seems to be a skirt made of brain material. However, Kaiju No. 15's most defining function is its lack of face, which represents its ability to read its victim and shape in them, just as it did for Kikoru Shinomiya.

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Kaiju No. 14

The strangest creature in the entire series

• Debut: Chapter 68 (Manga)

Most of the kaiju in Kaiju No. 8 Has animalistic performances, whether they look like reptiles, insects, fish or mammals. However, Kaiju No. 14 is an obvious exception, as it is remarkable for how unconventional and strange it looks compared to all its comrades. This monster is a giant black monolith with four human faces in its corners, which is as scary as it is fascinating, and it feels like something straight out of Neon Genesis Evangelionwhich certainly cannot be a coincidence.

Oddly enough, author Naoya Matsumoto even confirmed that he gave No. 14 this ominous design to make it apocalyptic and chaotic. Still, this bizarre creature stood out of other monsters in the series, and it ended up becoming a surprisingly memorable antagonist as a result, despite its relatively short role in the story.

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Preontactyl

A flock of deadly flying Wyverns

• Debut: Chapter 23 (Manga) Section 9 (Anime)

Oddly enough, there are not many Kaiju with the ability to fly in this series, why Preontactyls (Also known as Wyverns) who attacked the Tachikawa base were particularly remarkable. Their big wings, three red eyes and large horns made them look pretty scary, which worked perfectly for a bunch of Kaiju playing in one of the most exciting moments in the story.

Of course, the preondactyls do not stand out not only because of their unique Wyvern-like anatomy and their impressive struggle, but also because they are probably a tribute to Rodan, an iconic monster from Godsill Franchise, and it's a very fun detail.

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Kaiju No. 9

A human killing creature that is constantly evolving

• Debut: Chapter 6 (Manga) Section 4 (Anime)

Kaiju No. 9 is the main antagonist of the series, which means it has a certain set of skills and abilities that separate it from the other Kaiju. When it was first introduced, it looked like a lean person with scales, tagged teeth and a regular head, which was disturbing, but it really did not make it seem so powerful in comparison to other monsters in this story.

But of course, Kaiju no. 9 eventually proved that it is both an evil mastermind and an effective fighter, and the contrast between its seemingly weak appearance and its enormous power turned into an extraordinary villain. But of course, the whole story continued to develop further by absorbing other living beings, such as Kaiju no. 2 and Isao Shinomiya. This led to No. 9's impressive new design during the last battle, where it became a hulking monster that could go toe-to-toe against No. 8, and its newfound strength was perfectly reflected in its impressive muscular appearance.

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Kaiju No. 6

It is basically Godzilla, but with four tails and ice powers

• Debut: Chapter 59 (Manga)

To no surprise, Kaiju No. 8 Has praised Godzilla, the most famous fictional Kaiju worldwide, on several occasions, via patterns of monsters such as Philinosoma and Diclonius. But of all Godzilla-like creatures in this series is the coolest look Kaiju No. 6Who was even known as “The King of Kaiju”, an obvious reference to the King of Monster.

No. 6 was only seen on the screen very short, and yet its design is still one of the most impressive in the entire manganese. It is basically a large dinosaur (in the same way as Godzilla), but it stands out from him because of its large horns, several long tails and incredible ice generating forces. Kaiju No. 6 looked like an unbeatable destruction animal and based on its design there is no doubt that it was worth the title “King of Kaiju.” Hopefully, Anime will give the fans a closer look at this titanium in the near future.

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Kaiju No. 10

A monstrous prototype with a threatening look

• Debut: Chapter 23 (Manga) Section 8 (Anime)

When Kaiju No. 10Anime design was revealed first, many long -lasting fans were confused by its light red skin, but it turned out to work perfectly for this character, because it not only made it look more clear, but it also helped it would be yet fatal, as it seemed as if it were covered by the blood from its enemies.

Since it was a prototype that Kaiju no. 9 created to defeat Kaiju No. 8, Kaiju no. 10 relatively resembles the titular character of the series, but with some important differences that separate the one that its skull -like horns, its long tail, its gigantic MAW that hides a single blue eye inside, and the aside red skin. In addition, No. 10 can be transformed into a second form, which is much larger and has even more nails and horns throughout the body. Of course, this monster has what is undoubtedly one of the most impressive, fascinating and cool look Kaiju patterns in the entire series.

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Kaiju No. 8 (Kafka Hibino)

A design so perfect that it became the face of the series

• Debut: Chapter 1 (Manga) Section 1 (Anime)

While all Kaiju in this series has excellent designs, it is obvious that Creator Naoya Matsumoto puts more thought and attention in the appearance of its main titular character, Kaiju No. 8More than anything else. However, this is very meaningful, as this is the character that eventually appeared on almost every single manga cover, anime trailer and other advertising material, so he needed an interesting design that would attract people's attention and attract them to give this series a shot.

Kafka HibinoThe Kaiju shape is perfect, as it not only looks like an artificial Kaiju costume (an obvious tribute to the Tusquesu genre), but its horned skull-shaped face makes it stand out extremely well, as there is no other transformation that looks like the one throughout the Action Shōnen genre. The dark skin was also a smart supplement, as it contrasts flawlessly with the light blue energy that Kafka emits when he struggles. In addition, the most brilliant aspect of Kaiju No. 8's overall appearance is its simplicity; Since this is a character, the author had to pull over and over again, a task that would have been much more boring if he had an unnecessarily complex design. Of course, Kafka also locked a second, more powerful form during the climatic final battle, and it looked even more fantastic, thanks to its longer horns and the back plates on the back (which is of course a reference to Godzilla's entirely own back plates).