I rarely eat KFC or any fast food for that matter. It just doesn’t taste all that good to me. However, I can safely say that whenever I’m presented with a plate of chicken wings, I’ll hand you back a plate with cleanly picked bones. I’m a master of eating wings (just ask Bill) and you damn well better believe I eat every piece that’s on there. However, when I’m done with my wings I simply discard the remnants, not thinking that anything could be done with them.

That’s not what Japanese artist Hone Oyaji does. Oh no, he takes those bones and decides to create something exceptional with them, something almost mind-boggling! After eating several buckets of chicken, Oyaji took the bones and then put together his own sculpture of King Ghidorah from the Godzilla films! It’s surprisingly detailed and looks fantastic! I’d absolutely put one on my shelf, although when I get a dog it would probably become too much of a temptation for that wily beast.

The creature first appeared in Toho’s 1964 film Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster and is frequently the enemy of Godzilla. He is, according to director Ishiro Honda, a modern representation of “Yamata no Orochi”, the Japanese mythical 8-forked serpent, who bears eight heads and eight tails.

Cheers to Laughing Squid for the find!