Hedorah

### Theme Description

A slightly complex melody with a lingering sense of danger, which fits Hedorah's often difficult fights.

25 seconds long, starts at B major, but then shifts into the following sequence of keys:

E♭ minor > A Major > A♭ minor > F Major > B Major > B♭ minor > A Major > A♭ minor > A♭ Major > A♭ minor > A minor > A♭ Major > A minor > B♭ minor > E minor > F# minor

And finally, F# Major.

Starts off at 75 BPM, but speeds up to 103 every 5 seconds (the last speed up happening at the very end of the song).

**Hedorah** is a massive, hideous pollution feeding alien, and the second new boss of the game.

## Description

It uses a variation of its Showa-era design (where it is colored sea green instead of smoke gray).

### Behavior

It will creep back and forth while generating Sludge Blobs in order to keep the playable monsters at bay (while constantly extending its arms to push them away just incase they get too close).

Just like Varan, it will reel back in pain if it recieves heavy damage (or that at a constant rate).

## Abilities

### Corrosiveness

Being made out of the extremely corrosive Hedrium gives him the ability to damage the playable monsters on contact

### Push

It can harmlessly push the player's monster back.

### Sludge Blobs

It can generate a low, but constant amount (even more with Mothra) of red/blue/white blobs that float down at the playable monsters in an arched pattern.

## Trivia

* It first appeared in *Godzilla vs Hedorah* (1971; 17/18 years before the release of the game), arriving to Suruga Bay through a comet in order to feed on the surrounding area's pollution before being fished out of the water and brought to Dr. Toru Yano's house.
	+ However, another of its kind is brought into the news once it destroyed 2 fishing boats (it turns out that it could multiply, something not known until later in the movie). Toru and his family travel down to where the first one was caught, and then dives into the lake (seemingly looking for another Hedorah). Suddenly, the other Hedorah appeared, and attacked Ken (but not before receiving a knife slash to its underbelly) before going for the doctor himself, where it manages to burns his face before leaving.
		- The larger one soon grew into land, and continued its rampage by taking out 3 tankers before stopping by a factory to feed off its pollution, where it eventually attracted the Big-G's attention. The latter easily mopped the floor with it (due to its then-inexperience at fighting) and then chased after it once it fled the area.
			* After a while, it attained the power of flight, and sulfurized its way through Japan (causing the deaths of millions and wrecking through factories). But as it did, Toru determined Hedorah's weakness to be high temperatures by examining the one he kept in his lab (sounds familiar?). He then executed it with electricity, and notified the JSDF of his findings, to which they quickly commission the construction of a pair of gigantic electrodes at Mount Fuji, where the two monsters would eventually battle it out one last time.
				+ Once there, Hedorah had reached its final form, allowing it to overpower (and nearly kill) Godzilla before being distracted by the people there that begin to throw fire at it. But just as he was about to reach them, the Big G intervened and saved them, but once again got defeated. In the process, Hedorah cut off the power lines for the electrodes, rendering them useless.
					- Despite his injuries, Godzilla managed to power them back on with a blast of his Atomic Breath, quickly dehydrating and melting it down to a puddle. But then, another one burst out of its husk, and attempted to fly away...only for Godzilla to catch it (through ridiculous means) and bring it back to the electrodes before dehydrating it, and then tearing it down to its last molecule before repeating the process, finally grinding it into dust and killing it.
						* It is unknown how did the Xiliens manage to find more of Hedorah's species to control and deploy against the playable monsters for the events of the game.
* It, like all of the original game's boss characters, reappears once in every world (along with a level up to help it keep up with the playable monsters).
* It has a single unused sprite of its flying form, implying that had it not been for the NES's limitations, they could have made Hedorah into a multi-phase boss.