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Gororsaurus: Gororsaurus is a species of theropod dinosaur descended from either Carcharodontosaurus or Acrocanthosaurus. Gororsaurus are crafty ba****ds who use their cunning pack hunting skills, agility and speed to take down prey. One of their strange characteristic is their ability to rear up and “kangaroo kick” opponents. Second, they have is that their elongated forearms/claws have allowed them to be semi-efficient diggers. They most likely evolved this way to ambush prey by burrowing into the earth and hiding in their freshly dug out holes. It is speculated that they used this very same tactic to hibernate months at a time and lived through the extinction event that whipped out most of the non-theropod dinosaurs. A majority of them must have also retreated into the underground ecosystems that house many other kaiju.

King Caesar: These dog-like kaiju evolved from the ancient dog-bears of the Pliocene era. King Caesars live in large caves to accommodate their rather large body size. These bear-dogs are swift, powerful, and great amount of manoeuvrability. For centuries, King Caesar(s) have been worshipped by early human civilizations. Seen as guardians of both the spirit world and the living world. An entire city was recently discovered in Japan inside one of these many underground cave systems.

They have an interesting symbiotic relationship to Gojiradons. For millions of years, these two completely separate species that evolved in different points in time have formed an alliance w/ one another. Caesars act as guard dogs (lol) to landbound Gojiradon pups when the family is away hunting for food out at sea. Often days on end. In return, the Caesars are given free range to hunt in their territory and are even given a share of the catch. This sharing of meals between species goes both ways. Both Caesars and Gojiradons have a relationship similar to many other modern animals such as the mongoose and warthogs in Africa, groupers and moray eels (occasionally w/ octopi too) and dikkop birds and crocodiles.

Gigan: It is unknown who created Gigan, or what purpose it serves, but what is know about it is that it originates from space and is an incredibly dangerous creature.

Baragon: Baragons are an ancient species of strange looking reptiles from the Jurassic period, equipped with horns atop their snout region used for visual display of age, strength, jousting w/ other males and defence/used for attacks. Baragons are expert diggers and are believed to be a key component to the underground ecosystems that house many of the Kaiju and what allowed many species to survive into the present day. Out of all known super-species, Baragons are the most abundant. They live solitary lives, only grouping in large numbers during mating season. These animals are rather small, a quarter of the size of Godzilla. And like Godzilla, they too have an “atomic breath”. Whether they evolved this or gained it from heavy exposure to radiation is still in debate.

Godzilla Jr. (Minilla): Far off the coast of Japan is an undiscovered tropical island. It was only discovered by accident as the team of scientists tasked with studying Godzilla (and categorizing any new super-species discovered) followed him to the island. On this island lived a variety of super-sized creatures, such as: Kamacuras, a species of giant praying mantis, Kumongos, a species of giant spider, Giant Condors, Ebirahs, a species of giant crustaceans, and many more. The team went ahead and got there before Godzilla. While exploring the island, the team discovered another Godzilla living on the island - an infant of his species. The little Gojiradon was no more than few years old. It is unclear how he survived for so long on his own, or what happened to his original family. The infant was found in a cave where it lived. The remains of the egg he was born in was also found inside the cave. This hints at how it survived the atomic bombs dropped in the area. Unlike Godzilla, who is burnt and horribly scarred, Godzilla Jr. is free of this deformity, aside from his sail not developing properly with only the dorsal spines growing. When Godzilla arrived, Jr. was initially frightened of the much larger animal and hid in his cave. For the next couple of days, Jr. would eventually warm up to the larger kaiju, seeing as it wished to not cause him any harm and accept him as his adoptive father. Godzilla stayed close, following Jr. around the island. Jr. is a curious little critter, often getting himself into trouble because of it. No worries, as now that Godzilla is around, Jr. is safe. The king of the monsters seems to have a grown a soft spot for Jr., a result of being alone himself most likely. He is very protective of Jr. and will not tolerate anyone or anything that dare cause harm to his adoptive son.

Titanosaurus: A member of the spinosauridae family, Titanosaurus evolved a completely aquatic lifestyle, but can return to dry land. Far below the oceans surface, a colony of Titanosaurs live off the shores of South America in underwater cave systems. The “ears” are not in fact ears, but for display and to show off to the opposite sex during mating season. Although it has a sail on it’s back, this isn’t a Spinosaurus and is it’s smaller relative: Irritator. It evolved the sail separately and is more like that of a sailfish sail, rather than the latter. The evolution of it’s tail is similar to that of marine reptiles (mosasaurs, ichthyosaurs, etc.) from the age of dinosaurs. Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that they have an 2nd interior jaw, much like the now extinct mosasaur. It can be presumed to have a similar function. Titanosaurs are generally the more peaceful of the super-species, but can get aggressive when agitated or if they feel provoked. Like Gojiradons, they live in family groups, similarly to meerkats, usually up to 12 or 15 individuals.

Description
Gororsaurus: Gororsaurus is a species of theropod dinosaur descended from either Carcharodontosaurus or Acrocanthosaurus. Gororsaurus are crafty ba****ds who use their cunning pack hunting skills, agility and speed to take down prey. One of their strange characteristic is their ability to rear up and “kangaroo kick” opponents. Second, they have is that their elongated forearms/claws have allowed them to be semi-efficient diggers. They most likely evolved this way to ambush prey by burrowing into the earth and hiding in their freshly dug out holes. It is speculated that they used this very same tactic to hibernate months at a time and lived through the extinction event that whipped out most of the non-theropod dinosaurs. A majority of them must have also retreated into the underground ecosystems that house many other kaiju.

King Caesar: These dog-like kaiju evolved from the ancient dog-bears of the Pliocene era. King Caesars live in large caves to accommodate their rather large body size. These bear-dogs are swift, powerful, and great amount of manoeuvrability. For centuries, King Caesar(s) have been worshipped by early human civilizations. Seen as guardians of both the spirit world and the living world. An entire city was recently discovered in Japan inside one of these many underground cave systems.

They have an interesting symbiotic relationship to Gojiradons. For millions of years, these two completely separate species that evolved in different points in time have formed an alliance w/ one another. Caesars act as guard dogs (lol) to landbound Gojiradon pups when the family is away hunting for food out at sea. Often days on end. In return, the Caesars are given free range to hunt in their territory and are even given a share of the catch. This sharing of meals between species goes both ways. Both Caesars and Gojiradons have a relationship similar to many other modern animals such as the mongoose and warthogs in Africa, groupers and moray eels (occasionally w/ octopi too) and dikkop birds and crocodiles.

Gigan: It is unknown who created Gigan, or what purpose it serves, but what is know about it is that it originates from space and is an incredibly dangerous creature.

Baragon: Baragons are an ancient species of strange looking reptiles from the Jurassic period, equipped with horns atop their snout region used for visual display of age, strength, jousting w/ other males and defence/used for attacks. Baragons are expert diggers and are believed to be a key component to the underground ecosystems that house many of the Kaiju and what allowed many species to survive into the present day. Out of all known super-species, Baragons are the most abundant. They live solitary lives, only grouping in large numbers during mating season. These animals are rather small, a quarter of the size of Godzilla. And like Godzilla, they too have an “atomic breath”. Whether they evolved this or gained it from heavy exposure to radiation is still in debate.

Godzilla Jr. (Minilla): Far off the coast of Japan is an undiscovered tropical island. It was only discovered by accident as the team of scientists tasked with studying Godzilla (and categorizing any new super-species discovered) followed him to the island. On this island lived a variety of super-sized creatures, such as: Kamacuras, a species of giant praying mantis, Kumongos, a species of giant spider, Giant Condors, Ebirahs, a species of giant crustaceans, and many more. The team went ahead and got there before Godzilla. While exploring the island, the team discovered another Godzilla living on the island - an infant of his species. The little Gojiradon was no more than few years old. It is unclear how he survived for so long on his own, or what happened to his original family. The infant was found in a cave where it lived. The remains of the egg he was born in was also found inside the cave. This hints at how it survived the atomic bombs dropped in the area. Unlike Godzilla, who is burnt and horribly scarred, Godzilla Jr. is free of this deformity, aside from his sail not developing properly with only the dorsal spines growing. When Godzilla arrived, Jr. was initially frightened of the much larger animal and hid in his cave. For the next couple of days, Jr. would eventually warm up to the larger kaiju, seeing as it wished to not cause him any harm and accept him as his adoptive father. Godzilla stayed close, following Jr. around the island. Jr. is a curious little critter, often getting himself into trouble because of it. No worries, as now that Godzilla is around, Jr. is safe. The king of the monsters seems to have a grown a soft spot for Jr., a result of being alone himself most likely. He is very protective of Jr. and will not tolerate anyone or anything that dare cause harm to his adoptive son.

Titanosaurus: A member of the spinosauridae family, Titanosaurus evolved a completely aquatic lifestyle, but can return to dry land. Far below the oceans surface, a colony of Titanosaurs live off the shores of South America in underwater cave systems. The “ears” are not in fact ears, but for display and to show off to the opposite sex during mating season. Although it has a sail on it’s back, this isn’t a Spinosaurus and is it’s smaller relative: Irritator. It evolved the sail separately and is more like that of a sailfish sail, rather than the latter. The evolution of it’s tail is similar to that of marine reptiles (mosasaurs, ichthyosaurs, etc.) from the age of dinosaurs. Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that they have an 2nd interior jaw, much like the now extinct mosasaur. It can be presumed to have a similar function. Titanosaurs are generally the more peaceful of the super-species, but can get aggressive when agitated or if they feel provoked. Like Gojiradons, they live in family groups, similarly to meerkats, usually up to 12 or 15 individuals.