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GipsyLagann
MemberNoobMar-15-2014 3:00 PM1. As an aircraft maintainer I was totally suprised by the lights on Gipsy, Red and Green, are on the correct side for an aircraft. The thing is an aircraft.
2. In the brain harvesting scene, when the guys walking to the open cavity, they walk through Otachis' cervix. Followed by the line "... it smells like dead catfish in here...".
3. Gross tie into #2. I the novelization, which I need to read, I believe as Otachi and Leatherback comeout of the breach, they fornicate. Look at the cavity that they are in with the brain. There is white "stuff" all over the walls.
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Sci-Fi King25
Member2KMar-17-2014 5:38 PMI have to re-watch that scene in PR. Hey, it supports my theory that Leatherback was the father of the newborn Kaiju.
(You can tell. It has those plate things and it's kind of fat.)
Also, I found (in the end of the movie) what looks like 2 or 3 Cat. V Kaiju. They had these spines coming out of the back near the shoulders, a short tail, and an axe on it's head. It's there for about 0.8 seconds. Then, when the scientist drifted with Knifehead's brain, there's hundreds, maybe even thousands, of Knifehead templates.
“Banana oil.”- George Takei, Gigantis: The Fire Monster
nik
MemberNoobApr-21-2014 12:59 PMWhen raiju swims around gipsy his tail moves up and dow like a dolphin but when it swims directly at gipsy his moves side to side like a crocodile or sharks tail would
MaverickSawyer
MemberNoobMay-19-2014 8:07 PMWhen the Becket Brothers are warming up Gipsy for the fight with Knifehead, watch the hand units closely. You'll see that their fingers are inside of some sort of rings. I suspect that these are used to control Gipsy's fingers. However, there are two things about it that nag at me. Number 1: It's not clear how it can tell if it's changed hands. I suspect that each unit is intended to be tied to a particular side, but I can't be positive. Nag number 2: Notice how they come flying up. I suppose they could be launched by some mechanism. However, they come up at a fairly steady speed, right onto the fingers of the pilots. That seems too difficult to achieve in real life.
One other nitpick. During the same launch sequence, you can see some sort of clamp engaging around the wrists of the pilots. Where are they seconds later when you see the forearm armor of the pilots has the mo-cap arms slotted directly into them?
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