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* HostileTerraforming: San's memories and [[https://www.tumblr.com/hrodvitnon/703365355024859136/ Word]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/736744231470759936/ of God]] confirm that Ghidorah has converted the skies of once-inhabited alien worlds that it attacked before Earth into a planet-wide version of [[PerpetualStorm the tempest which forms around Ghidorah on Earth]], likely killing off all multicellular life on those worlds that was neither highly adaptable nor used to similar environmental conditions, and the same fate would've eventually befallen Earth if Ghidorah's reign in the Mass Awakening hadn't been stopped. The trope is somewhat {{subverted|Trope}} in that Ghidorah's [=AbraxasVerse=] characterization lines up with the ''King of the Monsters'' novelization's briefly suggested alternate character interpretation of Ghidorah; that Ghidorah isn't truly trying to convert Earth or any of those previous worlds it destroyed into an ideal habitat for itself, but is simply using the destruction as a means to kill off all life before it abandons that world in search of another one to kill.
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* HostileTerraforming: San's memories and [[https://www.tumblr.com/hrodvitnon/703365355024859136/ Word]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/736744231470759936/ of God]] confirm that Ghidorah has converted the skies of once-inhabited alien worlds that it attacked before Earth into a planet-wide version of [[PerpetualStorm the tempest which forms around Ghidorah on Earth]], likely killing off all multicellular life on those worlds that was neither highly adaptable nor used to similar environmental conditions, and the same fate would've eventually befallen Earth if Ghidorah's reign in the Mass Awakening hadn't been stopped. The trope is somewhat {{subverted|Trope}} in that Ghidorah's [=AbraxasVerse=] characterization lines up with the ''King of the Monsters'' novelization's briefly suggested alternate character interpretation of Ghidorah; that Ghidorah isn't truly trying to convert Earth or any of those previous worlds it destroyed into an ideal habitat for itself, but is simply using the destruction as a means to kill accomplish its true end goal of killing off all life on those worlds before it abandons that world in search of another one moves on to kill.its next target.
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* HostileTerraforming: San's memories and [[https://www.tumblr.com/hrodvitnon/703365355024859136/ Word]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/736744231470759936/ of God]] confirm that Ghidorah has converted the skies of once-inhabited alien worlds that it conquered before Earth into a planet-wide version of [[PerpetualStorm the tempest which forms around Ghidorah on Earth]], likely killing off all multicellular life on those worlds unless they were highly adaptable or used to similar environmental conditions, and the same fate would've eventually befallen Earth if Ghidorah's reign of terror in the Mass Awakening hadn't been stopped. The trope is somewhat {{subverted|Trope}} in that Ghidorah's [=AbraxasVerse=] characterization lines up with the ''King of the Monsters'' novelization's briefly suggested alternate character interpretation; that Ghidorah's true end goals are killing every other living thing on an attacked planet rather than changing the world into an ideal habitat for Ghidorah, and covering the world in {{perpetual storm}}s and making conditions inhospitable to the native life are simply a means to achieve that end before Ghidorah abandons the world it's just killed in search of another one.
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* HostileTerraforming: San's memories and [[https://www.tumblr.com/hrodvitnon/703365355024859136/ Word]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/736744231470759936/ of God]] confirm that Ghidorah has converted the skies of once-inhabited alien worlds that it conquered attacked before Earth into a planet-wide version of [[PerpetualStorm the tempest which forms around Ghidorah on Earth]], likely killing off all multicellular life on those worlds unless they were that was neither highly adaptable or nor used to similar environmental conditions, and the same fate would've eventually befallen Earth if Ghidorah's reign of terror in the Mass Awakening hadn't been stopped. The trope is somewhat {{subverted|Trope}} in that Ghidorah's [=AbraxasVerse=] characterization lines up with the ''King of the Monsters'' novelization's briefly suggested alternate character interpretation; interpretation of Ghidorah; that Ghidorah's true end goals are killing every other living thing on an attacked planet rather than changing the world Ghidorah isn't truly trying to convert Earth or any of those previous worlds it destroyed into an ideal habitat for Ghidorah, and covering the world in {{perpetual storm}}s and making conditions inhospitable to the native life are itself, but is simply using the destruction as a means to achieve that end kill off all life before Ghidorah it abandons the that world it's just killed in search of another one.one to kill.
