The Man In the Suit

He was a Hiroshima bombing survivor who would play Godzilla and start to grow attached to the suit, referring to himself as "Goji". He was cooperative in the filming of the original Godzilla movie. However, one day he stopped moving on set. The set director and the crew tried to nudge him before deciding to tear the suit open carefully to see what was inside. His body had deformed, and now he was fused to the suit. The suit *was* his new skin. ABILITIES: Superhuman strength High durability Sharp claws and teeths High-level intelligence Manipulation Infectious bite Stealth Mastery of intimidation Animalistic instinct Can vomit churning blood Megethoskinesis Regeneration factor Superhuman speed personality:Vengeful, Hates twowards Americans,Aggressive, animalistic. Appearance: The Man primarily resembles Godzilla as depicted in his various movie appearances, beginning with the original 1954 film. The most notable external difference is his bloodshot eyes, which are concealed with contacts due to the fusion within the suit. Internally, the Man's body is grotesquely expanded, filling the entire suit, including the tail, toes, and head. His original human form remains unknown, even to those who worked with him. Upon being removed from the suit, the Man transformed into a fleshy monster resembling Godzilla. This new form began generating skin that looked simultaneously real and artificial, as if the suit's rubber material had genetically fused with his body, resulting in a stature now grown to 10 feet tall. In "The Mosura Incident" video, the Man was covered in a paste that gave him a shiny appearance and was fitted with eye contacts to hide his bloodshot eyes, resulting in his appearance in "Mothra vs. Godzilla." In the "Ghidorah Suit Incident 1964" video, the Man was shot and seemingly killed by the cameraman. However, it was revealed that he was not only alive but also began to regenerate his missing head.