I heard that a strong, gross ogre-like Fumbaba has become super cute at Fate’s place, and I was like, “Generation gap!”

Orthrus (two-headed dog)

It’s a game where the god of destruction has become a sexually alluring ice-themed older sister, so there are various inconsistencies.

If you start saying things like that, then Typhon, Orthros, and Bahamut are all weird too!

Bahamut comes from D&D, so it’s not that strange.

Shiva is shivable, but the origin of the Destroyer God had nothing to do with it.

Even Odin, who is using a Japanese sword with the element of the god of wisdom omitted, is pretty ridiculous!
Using Gungnir might still be somewhat faithful to the original work?

A kimono girl that looks like a thumbnail view of Ney.

Hum Baba is that.
The image of the one that appears in Mario is strong.

There are also two-headed dogs that have been turned into octopuses.

Why is Grashalaburas-kun being turned into a giant or a train?

If it means that it looks similar but has a huge difference from the original source.
There are more than Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy.

The bride in the thread is the upside-down aunt Echidna from 3.
It seems you’re doing it with Orthros (son).

The origin of the word “typhoon” does not have a significant basis; it follows the original source.

This guy was such an ultimate monster that only Zeus was able to face off against all the gods of Olympus and crush them.
The escaped gods apparently transformed into the form of animals in Egypt, shaking with fear.

The original inspiration for Ahriman, which has a strong image of a low-level creature, is actually a significant figure.

It’s derived from FFT, but also includes Kyculein (Cú Chulainn).

Kujata really has very few appearances against Bahamut.

“I guess it’s Eden of the 8 if it doesn’t make sense…”

I didn’t realize until quite recently that there is a face on the butt.

When I saw the Empusa from DQ5, I thought the Empusa from Fate would emit a golden light and cause instant death.

Iron of the Titan subspecies…

In fact, Quarl is from a science fiction novel.

Kwal (Former) → Display Service (D&D) → Kual (FF)

I think the reason why it doesn’t have the same impression of weak monsters as Dragon Quest is because each numbered title has completely different designs.

The complex relationship between Kval and Display Service is really a long story to discuss.

There aren’t any weaklings in the slime position, right?
The goblin is also missing, right?

It’s not that Amano is to blame, but the character traits of the monsters drawn by Toriyama are quite strong.

Old games seem to recognize names from overseas myths as mere free resources.

What is Ramuh?

The FF Goblin doesn’t have any strong variations that appear later, it’s really just a presence limited to the early game.
Making it a mascot is impossible…

You don’t need to find a mascot in the enemy since you have things like Chocobos and Moogles, right?

Ramuh was supposed to be like a king of the Mu continent in La-Mu.
I don’t understand why they use thunder.

The casual use of mythological names is the same in reality.
The wet nurse (Python) in the thread image is used by a python (Python).

I thought there was a character from mythology named Ramuh just as he is, but it turns out there isn’t.

A world where Hermes’ shoes are being mass-produced.

Among a lot of things that don’t make much sense, the design of the Buell is quite faithful to its original source.

Odin evolves, and Raideen, though still a child,
I think this probably has nothing to do with myths… it’s just the feel of the words…

The goblin in 4 is cute, but what are you in 5?

The pigeon-chested dragon Bahamut-kun can now be seen in various places…