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Like a machine that allows you to control the monsters instead of synchronising with them!I was influenced by Pokemon, Digimon, Bakugan, Dinosaur King, Marvel Disk Wars, Marvel Future Avengers, Super Sentai/Power Rangers, Code Lyoko, Godzilla: The Series, and Kong: The Animated Series when I thought of this idea and to let you all know this series would take place in it's own continuity.Anyway to the point, I'm having trouble with coming up with a title for this fanon idea so I'm gonna need your help with this. That could also add more potential to antagonists.

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However, it would possibly overheat if the wills of both the monster and the host clashed.I would imagine that Godzilla, Anguirus, Rodan, and Mothra would talk to their respective host although telepathically but it is only occasionally and it would be more of a synchronisation than full control. It would transfer their consciousness into their respective monster. It would would have human kids as the main human characters in this series, and I imagine that these kids would merge with Godzilla and his fellow monsters (Mothra, Rodan, and Anguirus) just like how the Tamers Bio-Merge with their Digimon in Digimon Tamers and how Jason merges with Kong in Kong: The Animated Series).Fan favorite recurring human character from the Heisei series Miki Saegusa (though a different version) would appear in this idea as a mentor to these kids and she would be the same age as her actress is currently (in her late 40's to be exact).The kids would be able to merge with their respective monster with the help of a device. People tend to hate really downer stuff being shoved into their faces unceasingly with no light at the end of the freaking tunnel! There must be light at the end of the tunnel to give people hope, to give them something to hold on to and have them keep coming back, ON TOP of good writing of course.Īttention all Godzilla fans and anime fansI've been having this fanon idea of a Godzilla anime series targeted towards kids.

Right now, we got more people rewatching Star Trek TNG and DS9 than Discovery or SNW, or watching the Sam Raimi Spiderman films than the more recent Marvel versions. Hell, it's this kind of concept why people keep going back to the older super hero, and media, content as opposed to the more recent stuff. So to have a character like Ren, who's basically a child in an adult's body, doing the right thing because it's the right thing to do is one of the reasons why I keep coming back to this series. So what makes him a good character in my opinion? Well, unlike most of the Ultraman franchise, Ultraman Nexus is a dark series, on par with some of the more recent releases we have state-side: people dying left and right people of questionable morals on either side looming doom hanging over everything, the whole nine yards. However, he was chosen by Nexus to be the next Deunamist, and what I like about it is that he doesn't hesitate about being Nexus to fight the Space Beasts, nor does he question why he was chosen in the first place unlike his predecessor Himeya(another good human host character). ran away from the institute from where he was made to live out the rest of his lifespan surrounded by happy smiles, hence why he works, and lives, at an amusement park. Despite his abilities, he only has a lifespan of, roughly, 17-18 years, and despite having an IQ that would make Albert Einstein look like Joe Biden, he's got a very childlike disposition:, Add this to being an Ultraman on top, and you're probably thinking he's something of a Gary Stu. And why is that? Well let me break it down for ya:Ren Sejyu is a Promethe Child, a genetically engineered human with enhanced physical and mental capabilities.

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Even the so-called 'superheroes' that we're looking up to in this dying age are more gray than we give them credit for:,So where am I going with all of this? Well since no one in the writing gig knows how to write a straight-up good guy, let me give you a prime example: Ren Senjyu,As you've seen, Ren Senjyu is the human host/Third Deunamist for Ultraman Nexus, and is one of my favorite human hosts/human forms of the Ultraman franchise actually(like easily in my top five). With the dirth of crappy superhero content streaming out of the ass of Marvel and DC like a continuous stream of diarrhea:,on top of shows like Westworld, Resident Evil, and all the other gray-morality content festering streaming services, it seems like writers are forgetting what it takes to write a hero, or even a protagonist in general, and I'm not the only one who thinks that way fortunately:,TL DR, 'It's far easier to make bad/gray-morality characters rather than straight up good guys because life just sucks, y'all'.

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