The suit's horn was constructed of resin, the eyes of acrylic, and the drills and mouth of FRP. Megalon was portrayed by Hideto Date, though he is often confused in production photos for Kenpachiro Satsuma, who himself portrayed Gigan in both Godzilla vs. Megalon's suit was a collaboration between modelers Nobuyuki Yasumaru, and the then newly-hired Tomoki Kobayashi who was responsible for its drill arms. Early concept art for Megalon, which was ultimately deemed 'no good,' featured the monster with differently-shaped horns and a much brighter red and orange color scheme. Originally, Nakano wanted for the monster to be based on a dragonfly, and ladybugs were also briefly considered, but he ultimately settled on the Japanese rhinoceros beetle, possibly to cash in on their popularity among children at the time. Megalon's design was inspired by a combination of several different kinds of insects according to special effects director Teruyoshi Nakano, his face was based on the Japanese rhinoceros beetle (カブトムシ, kabutomushi), his body after cicadas, and his movements after grasshoppers (despite standing upright). Megalon, leaving the true identity of the monsters' designer(s) a mystery. The designs of Megalon and Jet Jaguar are often attributed to illustrator Akihiko Iguchi, although Iguchi has denied having any involvement in Godzilla vs.

In Shinichi Sekizawa's draft for this film, Megalon was described as moving quickly and expelling a gaseous smog from its body, while in Kaoru Mabuchi's treatment he was said to possess eyes on the ends of his antennae. the Space Monsters: Earth Defense Directive, who would have fought alongside Gigan and King Ghidorah under the command of the evil alien brain Miko against Godzilla, Anguirus, and the living statue Majin Tuol. The original concept for Gebara was revived during production of the thirteenth Godzilla film, with its design reworked and rechristened 'Megalon,' a name originally used for a kaiju from the unmade 1972 Godzilla film Godzilla vs. During production, Gebara was reworked into a mutant toad and renamed Gabara.

The inspiration for Megalon came from Gebara (ゲバラ), a giant mole cricket kaiju that was conceptualized as the villain for All Monsters Attack. Megalon, often attributed to Akihiko Iguchi, who has denied any involvement with the film Megalon's name likely comes from the combining form 'megalo,' which means 'abnormally large' or 'great.' His Japanese name does not contain the 'n' sound at the end.

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