| rdfs:comment | - Monstrosity – pojazd typu SUV, o którym można usłyszeć w kilku stacjach radiowych Grand Theft Auto III. Jest produkowany przez firmę Maibatsu. Z reklamy w radiu możemy się dowiedzieć kilku rzeczy o samochodzie: jest on bardzo duży (można w nim zgubić małe dziecko), posiada napęd na obie osie, może przejeżdżać bez problemów przez rzeki, i jest wyposażony pod kątem pokonywania arktycznej tundry. Spala około 78 l paliwa na 100 km (3 mile na galonie benzyny). Jest to w rzeczywistości pickup Forda, z powiększonymi kołami, wyglądający niczym tzw. monster truck. W grze, najbardziej przypomina go Krążownik Kartelu. Kategoria:Pojazdy w Grand Theft Auto III Kategoria:Reklamy
- La Monstrosity es un vehículo que aparece en Grand Theft Auto III, a diferencia de otros vehículos no aparece en las calles, sólo es mencionado en anuncios en la radio y en la página web del Liberty Tree.
- La Monstrosity [mɑːnˈstrɑːsəti] de la marque Maibatsu Corporation est un Monster Truck mentionné dans Grand Theft Auto III et Grand Theft Auto IV.
- "MONSTROSITY" is an original DEX song. It's sung from the perspective of Sans from Undertale.
- (2 rounds)
* Reduces Attack, Accuracy, and Evasion
- A monstrosity is a zerg creature spawned by Abathur from the bodies of other organisms. It attacks through four massive tendrils, and can be controlled directly by a symbiote. Its appearance resembles that of Abathur.
- The Monstrosity is touted to be a monster truck sized SUV with an extraordinarily low MPG rating. (GTA III ads claim it only gets 3 miles to the gallon). It resembles a Landstalker. It remains to be seen whether the Monstrosity will make an appearance in future GTA games. The advertisement for the Monstrosity differed in the American and European handbooks; the American and Australian versions advertise a rebadged Landstalker, where as the European advertisement depicts an RC monster truck based on a 1999-2004 Ford Super Duty F-250 regular cab with "Maibatsu Monstrosity" crudely photoshopped on the side. Either the RC Bandit in GTA Liberty City Stories or the Monster Truck from GTA San Andreas presumably is the closest in size and description to the European-depicted Monstrosity.
- Monstrosity is an American death metal band originating from Fort Lauderdale, Florida during the death metal scene of the early 1990s. Vocalist, George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher and drummer, Lee Harrison, were the founders of Monstrosity. Harrison had just left the band Malevolent Creation and George Fisher gave up a band in his hometown of Maryland and came to Florida in 1991. Jon Rubin who had played guitar in Malevolent Creation also joined to form Monstrosity. Mark Van Erp played bass, in the band Cynic and he left Cynic to join Monstrosity. The four members of Monstrosity signed with Nuclear Blast Germany. Jason Goble who was a member of Cynic helped Monstrosity record Imperial Doom when they entered the recording studio. He was never a member of Monstrosity. The album was released in 19
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| abstract | - Monstrosity – pojazd typu SUV, o którym można usłyszeć w kilku stacjach radiowych Grand Theft Auto III. Jest produkowany przez firmę Maibatsu. Z reklamy w radiu możemy się dowiedzieć kilku rzeczy o samochodzie: jest on bardzo duży (można w nim zgubić małe dziecko), posiada napęd na obie osie, może przejeżdżać bez problemów przez rzeki, i jest wyposażony pod kątem pokonywania arktycznej tundry. Spala około 78 l paliwa na 100 km (3 mile na galonie benzyny). Jest to w rzeczywistości pickup Forda, z powiększonymi kołami, wyglądający niczym tzw. monster truck. W grze, najbardziej przypomina go Krążownik Kartelu. Kategoria:Pojazdy w Grand Theft Auto III Kategoria:Reklamy
- Monstrosity is an American death metal band originating from Fort Lauderdale, Florida during the death metal scene of the early 1990s. Vocalist, George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher and drummer, Lee Harrison, were the founders of Monstrosity. Harrison had just left the band Malevolent Creation and George Fisher gave up a band in his hometown of Maryland and came to Florida in 1991. Jon Rubin who had played guitar in Malevolent Creation also joined to form Monstrosity. Mark Van Erp played bass, in the band Cynic and he left Cynic to join Monstrosity. The four members of Monstrosity signed with Nuclear Blast Germany. Jason Goble who was a member of Cynic helped Monstrosity record Imperial Doom when they entered the recording studio. He was never a member of Monstrosity. The album was released in 1992 by Nuclear Blast. Monstrosity toured Europe in support of the band Pestilence for this album. After a number of problems with the label, Lee Harrison formed his own music label, Conquest Music in 1996. Now signed to Conquest Music, The band entered the studio again to record Millennium. Jon Rubin, guitar player, was replaced by Jason Morgan and Mark Van Erp, bass player, was replaced by Kelly Conlon. George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher performed the vocals and Lee Harrison was on drums. The album was licensed to Nuclear Blast Germany in 1996 for Europe and later re-released in 2002 by Hammerheart Records, Netherlands. for Europe. After completing the recording of the album Millennium, Fisher joined Buffalo's Cannibal Corpse. Jason Avery (Eulogy) replaced Fisher on vocals. In 1999, Monstrosity went back in the studio and this time they recorded In Dark Purity. The album was produced by Monstrosity and recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Florida. Conquest Music licensed the album to Olympic/Slip Disc/Century Media for better distribution in the US and licensed the album to Metal Age and then Hammerheart Records in Europe. Jason Avery was the vocalist, Lee Harrison drums, Tony Norman guitars and Kelly Conlon bass. In 2001, Conquest Music released two CD Monstrosity package. One Cd was a live album Monstrosity recorded while on tour in the US. Included in the CD was Monstrosity's infamous Horror Infinity demo and their "Slaves and Masters" demo. CD two finds songs from their first album almost sounding exactly the same but of course it isn't. The double CD was licensed to Hammerheart Records in Europe. By 2004, Monstrosity is recording Rise To Power with members: Jason Avery vocalist, Lee Harrison, drums, Tony Norman, guitar, Sam Molina guitar and Mike Poggione, bass. The album is recorded at Audio Hammer Studio, Sanford, Florida. It is produced by Lee Harrison and Monstrosity and engineered by Jason Suecof. Conquest Music licensed the album to Metal Blade Records in Europe. Monstrosity toured the US in support of the album and they were invited by the Bogota, Columbian government to headline a musical festival in Bogota. 85,000 people were in attendance. Avery was replaced in December, 2005 by Brian Werner (Infernaeon). Werner performed vocal duties on the band's 2006 European tour, and subsequent U.S. shows. In December, 2006 Werner was replaced by Mike Hrubovcak (Divine Rapture, Imperial Crystalline Entombment, Vile) and Mark English, guitar joins Monstrosity. Monstrosity is now Mike Hrubovcak, vocals, Lee Harrison, drums Mark English, guitar and Mike Poggione, bass. They entered Morrisound Studios once again. This time to record Spiritual Apocalypse. Conquest Music licensed the album to Metal Blade Europe and it was released in 2007. Additional solos on Spiritual were done by Matt LaPorte (Jon Olivia's Pain)...RIP. Ending solo on "Bloodline Horror" by Jason Suecof and James Malone. Back up vocals on "Inhuman Race" and "Firestorm" by Kelly Schaefer of Atheist. The album was released in the US in 2008. In the summer of 2009, Monstrosity spent 6 weeks touring Peru and Chile and then flew to Europe to do the Brutal Assault festival in Czech Republic and Party San festival in Germany. On June 2013, eleven new songs have been written for an upcoming studio album. Drum tracks for a pre-production demo have recently been completed. Mark English has begun laying down guitar tracks and he is about 3 songs deep into it right now. The band hopes to wrap the demo up pretty quickly, and then they will be ready to book time in the studio. Mike Hrubovcak, has completed written the lyrics for approximately five songs and Lee Harrison will join him in the next few weeks and help finish the lyrics.
- The Monstrosity is touted to be a monster truck sized SUV with an extraordinarily low MPG rating. (GTA III ads claim it only gets 3 miles to the gallon). It resembles a Landstalker. It remains to be seen whether the Monstrosity will make an appearance in future GTA games. The advertisement for the Monstrosity differed in the American and European handbooks; the American and Australian versions advertise a rebadged Landstalker, where as the European advertisement depicts an RC monster truck based on a 1999-2004 Ford Super Duty F-250 regular cab with "Maibatsu Monstrosity" crudely photoshopped on the side. Either the RC Bandit in GTA Liberty City Stories or the Monster Truck from GTA San Andreas presumably is the closest in size and description to the European-depicted Monstrosity. Interestingly, the SUV craze and the race to build the biggest vehicles was initiated by the Ford and General Motors, with the Ford Excursion and Chevrolet Suburban/GMC Yukon XL, respectively. However, Japanese automakers such as Toyota and Nissan have also produced full-sized SUVs. South Korean automaker SsangYong also makes a large, 11-passenger SUV, the SsangYong Rodius. The popularity of the Maibatsu Monstrosity, could be more likely based on success of the Toyota Land Cruiser. The name "Monstrosity" could be a reference to the Mitsubishi Montero, which is better known as the Mitsubishi Pajero. Though it is not seen in any of the games, it is a focal point of radio ads, with many deriding it for its size, fuel consumption, the propensity for children to become lost in the back seat, and danger to pedestrians, as well as to the environment. For instance in Grand Theft Auto IV, a caller to the Conservative talk show The Richard Bastion Show on the radio station WKTT says that that America has a buffoon for a president, and that Americans drive incredibly large, polluting Maibatsu Monstrosities that destroy the environment, to which Bastion replies "I know! It's great!" The caller may be referring to the Landstalker. Another example is a caller in Chatterbox FM on GTA III who shares with Lazlow how some other driver shouted the called by a megaphone to move her teal Maibatsu Monstrosity to the side. A vehicle seen on GTA IV's in game TV is based on the Mitsubishi Montero. This may have been a beta Monstrosity that was cut.
- La Monstrosity es un vehículo que aparece en Grand Theft Auto III, a diferencia de otros vehículos no aparece en las calles, sólo es mencionado en anuncios en la radio y en la página web del Liberty Tree.
- La Monstrosity [mɑːnˈstrɑːsəti] de la marque Maibatsu Corporation est un Monster Truck mentionné dans Grand Theft Auto III et Grand Theft Auto IV.
- "MONSTROSITY" is an original DEX song. It's sung from the perspective of Sans from Undertale.
- (2 rounds)
* Reduces Attack, Accuracy, and Evasion
- A monstrosity is a zerg creature spawned by Abathur from the bodies of other organisms. It attacks through four massive tendrils, and can be controlled directly by a symbiote. Its appearance resembles that of Abathur.
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