Tricoelacanth
@tricoelacanth
Just a 19-year-old artistic artsy-fartsy fish that loves dinosaurs, anime, and a little bit of everything. Welcome aboard! (He/him, NSFW DNI) Other places you can find me:
Since the original 1932 King Kong novel is public domain... how about Ann Darrow as a Rider-class Servant? Her Noble Phantasm, The Eighth Wonder of the World, lets her summon the king himself... but he easily gets enraged if separated from her, fighting friend and foe. #fategrandorder #fgo
An abbreviation of "Voice Operating Demonstrator," the Voder was made in the 1930s by Homer Dudley. Although the quality of its voice was primitive by today's standards, the idea of a "talking machine" would lead to devices like the IBM 704 that sang Daisy Bell, and software like TTS and Vocaloid.
Fate Fanservant: Servant of Caster - Voder The first singing machine, a piano-like device with keys that could create speech when pressed in a specific order. His Noble Phantasm, The Intense Voice of the Voder, lets him change the pitch and volume of his voice at will. #fategrandorder #fgo
Spearback is not only based on Nue from Touhou, but her yokai inspiration as well, also called a Nue. It's a sort of Japanese chimera with the head of a monkey, a tiger's body, and a snake for a tail. Spearback's double-pronged tail is meant to evoke a snake. (2/8)
My buddy @gioshin.bsky.social wanted me to draw a Ben 10 alien based on Nue Houjuu from Touhou Project for his birthday, so I obliged. Happy birthday, Gio! (1/8) #ben10 #touhouproject
Sketches of a monster inspired by Creepers from Minecraft and exploding whales Zombie globsters that, when provoked, swell up with putrefied gases from decomposition and explode, firing chunks of blubber in every direction with the force of shrapnel #creaturedesign #art
Project Voltage but Miku invited her friends, Part 2 Kasane Tetrobes and her Gargong, representing Spectrobes. DRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILL!!!! #kasaneteto #utau #projectvoltage #spectrobes
Project Voltage but Miku invited her friends, Part 1 Gumi as a D-Team member with an Eoraptor. Why Dinosaur King? Well, Gumi's had a couple dinosaur-related songs, and as for Eoraptor, it's a "copycat" that turns into an "echo" of other dinosaurs. #gumi #vocaloid #projectvoltage #dinosaurking
The 90s-era Spinosaurus from the Jurassic Park Kenner toyline, reimagined as one of InGen's early forays into hybrid dinosaurs #jurassicworld #art #dinosaurs
A little silly that it took me this long to draw our closest thing to a dinosaur 2hu, but here's the Jurassic birdbrain herself, Ariya Iwanaga! #touhou #東方Project
And last but not least, The White Worm, The Lair of the White Worm Originating from a story by Bram Stoker of Dracula fame, the Worm is an immense creature that eats anything alive and might possibly be a descendant of dragons, but it is ultimately destroyed in a massive dynamite blast. (20/20)
Cerebex, Planet Comics #73 A massive robot powered by the brain of a dead dictator, it started creating an army of robots to take over the world, only being stopped by a guy who was aided by the dictator's daughter, in a rare instance of a PD kaiju with a connection to a human girl. (19/20)
The Monster, Gorgo #8 This shapeshifting beast got a whole issue to itself, never actually meeting Gorgo. It fed on fear, turning into many forms to terrify humans, from dinosaurs to Nessie and even Quetzalcoatl - but when it reawoke, it starved when people found it funny, not scary. (18/20)
Monster of the Mist, Web of Evil #4 A sea monster that acquired a taste for blood after being fed sheep in an attempt to placate it. With much struggle, the monster was eventually killed, but it left an egg, and to everyone's horror, the hatchling turned out to be equally bloodthirsty. (17/20)
Monster of Madness, Fight Comics #12 This one's basically just a big human. A boy was kidnapped by a mad scientist, who gave him a serum that caused him to become a giant menace. The premise reminds me somewhat of Frankenstein vs. Baragon, except that this guy is more of a tragic villain. (16/20)
Giant Swamp Spider of Venus, Weird Thrillers #1 A colossal alien spider from Venus that grows highly-prized Sandflowers to lure prey to their doom, especially humans. While our hero doesn't kill it, he does manage to severely burn it with rocket fire from his destroyed vehicle. (15/20)
Beast from the Deep, Tales of Horror #7 No, The Fog Horn by Ray Bradbury (the inspiration for Beast from 20,000 Fathoms) is not PD, but this comic, an unofficial adaptation, is. The comic's take on the monster is basically a theropod with webbed fingers/toes and a devil-like pointy tail. (14/20)
Dragons of Uuang-Ni, Konga #23 The cover makes it seems like there's only one of these creatures, but there's actually two, who live in a volcano a la Rodan. These two creatures terrorized an island, forcing the natives to evacuate, until Konga showed up to challenge them. (12/20)
Lukk/The Challenger, Konga #21 A very arrogant alien invader intent on pillaging Earth's natural resources while causing destruction along the way, The Challenger is of course no match for the ape of the hour, who bashes his head in and tosses his bosses' ship back into space. (11/20)
Killer Goro, Weird Thrillers #3 A slightly mysterious monster we don't see the full body of, Killer Goro crashes the wedding between a mermaid and a surface man. While they manage to defeat him, Goro's death throes push the guy back to the surface. (10/20)