My Monster Zero version is still strong but more controlled. I cleaned up the wildness and made the sound sharper and more focused. It feels like the creature is powerful but also smart and purposeful.

A Alien sound is quiet, eerie, and mysterious. Instead of sounding aggressive, it feels strange and suspenseful. The smooth and soft sound gives a sense of space or stealth, which works really well for sci-fi or creepy scenes. It shows that you know how to make a creature sound interesting without being loud.

My Rodan version is lighter and more chaotic. Instead of a deep roar, it screeches with high-pitched energy, like it's flying fast or attacking. It feels wild and unpredictable, which matches a flying creature. This version shows a different kind of strength – more like fast movement and sharp energy than heavy power.

My Godzilla atomic blast is louder and more exciting. It has more bass and feels bigger, like a huge explosion. The sound spreads out more, like a shockwave, making it feel epic and cinematic. It builds up well and ends with a strong hit, turning the blast into a powerful moment in the story.

My version of Brown Kong sounds bigger, stronger, and more powerful. It has deeper bass and is louder, making the creature feel larger and more intense. I made the sound smoother and cleaner, which gives it a professional, movie-like quality. The middle tones (midrange) are clearer, so the roar feels more emotional and expressive. You also added better rhythm and balance, which makes it easier to use in films or games.