Shinomura (シノムラ?) is a radioactive parasitic colony superspecies in the MonsterVerse created by Legendary Pictures that first appeared in the 2014 comic, Godzilla: Awakening. Shinomura was originally an unnamed monster with the placeholder name "M.U.T.O.", but is later provided with its current name by Eiji Serizawa.

2025年1月22日 · Shinomura (シノムラ) is a radioactive parasitic colony monster that first appeared in the 2014 Monsterverse graphic novel Godzilla: Awakening.

Shinomura (シノムラ?) is a radioactive parasitic colony kaiju created by Legendary Pictures that first appeared in the 2014 Godzilla graphic novel, Godzilla: Awakening. Shinomura was originally an unnamed monster with the placeholder name "M.U.T.O.", but is later provided with its current name by Eiji Serizawa.

Shinomura (シノムラ) was a radioactive parasitic colony Titan who appeared in Godzilla: Lord of the Galaxy. Shinomura is derived from the Japanese "shi no mure," (死の群れ), which means "swarm of death...

Shinomura (シノムラ) is a radioactive parasitic colony kaiju created by Legendary Pictures that first appeared in the 2014 Godzilla graphic novel, Godzilla: Awakening. Shinomura is derived from the Japanese "shi no mure" (死の群れ), literally meaning "swarm of death".

The Shinomura are a pair of dangerous prehistoric parasites that appear as the main antagonists in the 2014 graphic novel Godzilla: Awakening. They were one of the first Titans that Monarch discovered, the other being Godzilla.

Shinomura and the Gojira (Godzilla) were awakened with the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, the radiation it released. Every time Shinomura attacked, Gojira drove it away. Eiji wants to find Godzilla and let him fight the Shinomura, but no one believes Godzilla exists.

Shinomura (シノムラ) is a radioactive parasitic colony kaiju created by Legendary Pictures that first appeared in the 2014 Godzilla graphic novel, Godzilla: Awakening. Shinomura is derived from the Japanese "shi no mure" (死の群れ), literally meaning "swarm of death".

2024年12月18日 · In a flashback to 250 million years ago, a Shinomura unknowingly lands near Godzilla and is sent over a cliff by his atomic breath. Just then, a meteor hits the Earth, ultimately diminishing atmospheric radioactivity forever, and forcing radiation-consuming creatures like Godzilla down closer to the Earth's core.

Shinomura is a colony of millions of smaller creatures merged together to create one single giant monster. One single cell of it can regenerate, like a starfish. It can also feed on radiation and is strong enough to carry Godzilla around.