Biollante VS. Godzilla

name

According to Shinichiro Kobayashi, who created the story of Godzilla vs. Biollante, he got Biollante's name from a passage in the poem "Chanson d'automne" by 19th-century French poet Paul Verlaine, specifically the passage: Of violins From the autonomous Kobayashi combined the word violon, the French word for "violin", from this passage with the katakana character テ (te), as he noted that no other kaiju used this character in their names. Kobayashi later stated that it was a complete coincidence that Biollante's name seemed to imply biotechnology. La forma inmóvil similar a una flor de Biollante se conoce oficialmente como Biollante Flower Beast Form (ビオランテ 花獣形態 Biorante Ka-jū keitai), mientras que su forma final se conoce como Biollante Plant Beast Form (ビオランテ 植獣形態 Biorante Shoku-jū keitai) ). Their forms are alternately denoted as First Form (第１形態 Dai Ichi Ketai) and Second Form (第２形態 Dai Ni Keitai), Flower Beast Type (花獣 Ka-jū) and Plant Beast (植獣 Shoku-jū), Flower Beast Type (花獣タイプ Ka-jū Taipu) and Beast Plant Type (植獣タイプ Shoku-jū Taipu), or Vegetable Beast Type (植獣タイプ Shoku-jū Taipu) and Adult Type (成獣タイプ Seijū Taipu). In the context of Godzilla vs. Biollante, Biollante is named after Dr. Shiragami, who upon seeing the creature gives it the name Biollante, stating that it is the name of a plant spirit from Norse mythology. In reality, no such figure exists, although there are numerous nature deities in Norse mythology, almost all of them being female.

design

Design At first, Biollante takes the form of a giant rose with a small pair of mandibles within its large red flower, as well as long prehensile vines. In this form, Biollante also sports numerous leaves hanging from its 'neck'. This form of Biollante can move, but appears to be rooted to the ground when Godzilla fights it, and is unable to move without turning into a cloud of orange-yellow spores once rooted. At the base of Biollante's body is a yellowish-red sac, referred to as a core, which glows brightly. The core is said to emit energy, but other than that, its function is unknown. In his second form, Godzilla's genes take over and Biollante's body becomes an abomination of biological science. Biollante's second form has a mosasaur- or crocodile-like head and a tongueless maw with a multitude of knife-like teeth, even on the inner lining. Additionally, six large fangs, three on each side, protrude from the fulcrum region of his mouth. A large number of vines and tendrils are a main feature of Biollante in both forms. Some vines end in sharp, spear-like ends, while others sport small, sharp-toothed mouths. To 'run', Biollante uses his four main tendrils to launch himself forward, gaining speed as he does so. What appears to be fleshy flesh is visible beneath the tangle of vines and plant tissue on Biollante's chest. The fleshy surface is yellow and orange-red in color and has many wrinkles and lines, resembling a brain.

Biollante

Biollante (ビオランテ, Biorante) is a genetically modified pink hybrid kaiju that first appeared in Toho's 1989 Godzilla film Godzilla vs. Biollante. Biollante was Godzilla's first opponent in the Heisei film series, and was Godzilla's first major monster to be based on plants rather than animals or mechanics. Biollante was born from the splicing of Dr. Genichiro Shiragami's Godzilla cells into a rose that he had already spliced ​​his dead daughter's cells into, causing it to mutate at an accelerated rate and become a giant flower monster with Shiragami's daughter's consciousness still within it. Biollante initially took the form of a colossal rose rooted in Lake Ashi, where Godzilla confronted and defeated it. However, Biollante later returned in her larger, deadlier plant-beast form and attacked Godzilla in Wakasa Bay in an intense battle in which both monsters were severely injured and forced to retreat. Following her second battle with Godzilla, Biollante was dispersed into the atmosphere, and in Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla, it is hypothesized that some of her cells escaped the atmosphere, eventually giving rise to the birth of Space Godzilla. While she has only appeared in one film to date, Biollante has become a popular monster among fans, and has appeared in other media, from comics and manga to video games. Biollante also exists in the continuity of the GODZILLA anime trilogy, as there is an entire chapter dedicated to her in the novel GODZILLA: Monster Apocalypse, while she also appears in the manga adaptation of GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters.

HistoRy

Biollante contains the consciousness of Erika Shiragami, the deceased daughter of Genichiro Shiragami, who spliced ​​her cells into the rose that became Biollante out of a desire to preserve her daughter's spirit. According to psychic Miki Saegusa, Biollante was frightened by her current state after taking root in Lake Ashi and began screaming at anyone who could hear her. Miki commented that Biollante was specifically calling out to Asuka Okouchi, who was Erika's friend in her past life. Biollante's calls also reached Godzilla's ears, though it was unclear if Biollante intentionally called him. Sometime later, Miki reported that Erika's consciousness had been suppressed by Biollante's Godzilla side, meaning that the creature was nothing more than a violent monster, a cross between Godzilla and a plant. This was corroborated when, without warning, one of her vines destroyed a dock where Dr. Shiragami and some reporters were standing. When Godzilla arrived at the lake to investigate Biollante's calls, she attacked him unprovoked, seemingly out of fear or panic, as Godzilla expressed no hostility towards her beforehand. After being repeatedly attacked, Godzilla became hostile towards Biollante, who was forced to fight defensively against her attack. During her second battle with Godzilla, this time in her final Plant Beast Form, Biollante fought offensively, aggressively attacking Godzilla and eventually forcing him to retreat after the Anti-Nuclear Energy Bacteria took effect and weakened him. As Biollante split into energy spores to retreat, Miki could hear Erika's consciousness within the monster again, commenting that Biollante had said "thank you" to the humans watching.

history

In many of her depictions in non-film media such as comics and video games, Biollante has often been depicted simply as a violent and aggressive monster, omitting the human aspect of her consciousness. The instruction manual for the video game Godzilla: Unleashed mentions that she appears to have a "special animosity" for Godzilla. In the comic series Godzilla: Cataclysm, Biollante is depicted as a more benevolent and intelligent being, actively attempting to restore the Earth's greenery and beauty after Godzilla and other monsters ravaged the planet. She actively cooperated with Mothra, who shared the same goal for the planet. Despite Godzilla having tried to destroy her, Biollante ultimately played a key role in aiding him in his battle against Destoroyah, restraining him with her tendrils and allowing Godzilla to kill his foe with his atomic breath.

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