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Description
These aren't to scale.

G-Cells are capable of altering other organisms and make them more "Godzilla-like".

Top: Subject G-3, derived from crocodiles. Limited locomotion on land, adults retain gills normally seen in juvenile Godzilla species. Fairly small for a Godzilla.

Middle: Subject G-4, a natural variety of Godzilla. Is currently the heaviest natural Godzilla known. Has tusks similar to Biollante. The function of these tusks is unknown. Each leg has an organ that acts as a backup power supply.

Bottom: Subject G-5, a rare Godzilla species that appears to be derived from various deep sea sharks. Juveniles compete for food with sharks and killer whales. Adults are much slower and prefer to walk on the sea floor. Adults eat whatever could fit into its mouth. They also scavenge on dead whales and the like.

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Description
These aren't to scale.

G-Cells are capable of altering other organisms and make them more "Godzilla-like".

Top: Subject G-3, derived from crocodiles. Limited locomotion on land, adults retain gills normally seen in juvenile Godzilla species. Fairly small for a Godzilla.

Middle: Subject G-4, a natural variety of Godzilla. Is currently the heaviest natural Godzilla known. Has tusks similar to Biollante. The function of these tusks is unknown. Each leg has an organ that acts as a backup power supply.

Bottom: Subject G-5, a rare Godzilla species that appears to be derived from various deep sea sharks. Juveniles compete for food with sharks and killer whales. Adults are much slower and prefer to walk on the sea floor. Adults eat whatever could fit into its mouth. They also scavenge on dead whales and the like.

Owners own things
Art by me~