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Description
Monarch Designation: Behemoth

Classification: Titanus Behemoth

Height: 354 ft.

Nature: Bio-Seismic

Behavior: Restorer

Range: Amazon Rainforest

Personality: Behemoth is a Titan who cares little for the human race, but is very sentimental towards the wildlife, especially the vegetation. He appears to actually become enraged when humans or other Titans deforest huge areas of forest.

Appearance: Behemoth is very similar to the ground sloth of prehistoric times, with a short trunk and sharp claws on his hands and feet. Two massive tusks curve out of his mouth like a mammoth's, and he has a row of short triangular plates on his back.

Powers: Behemoth's most unusual ability is his Accelerated Regeneration, as he is able to heal completely from a battle within a day. He is also able to Fertilize areas of forest with his excretions.

History: Behemoth is likely the inspiration for the biblical creature of the same name, as well as the Mapinguary of South American folklore. He was discovered by Monarch in 2000 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he remained until 2018.

Description
Monarch Designation: Behemoth

Classification: Titanus Behemoth

Height: 354 ft.

Nature: Bio-Seismic

Behavior: Restorer

Range: Amazon Rainforest

Personality: Behemoth is a Titan who cares little for the human race, but is very sentimental towards the wildlife, especially the vegetation. He appears to actually become enraged when humans or other Titans deforest huge areas of forest.

Appearance: Behemoth is very similar to the ground sloth of prehistoric times, with a short trunk and sharp claws on his hands and feet. Two massive tusks curve out of his mouth like a mammoth's, and he has a row of short triangular plates on his back.

Powers: Behemoth's most unusual ability is his Accelerated Regeneration, as he is able to heal completely from a battle within a day. He is also able to Fertilize areas of forest with his excretions.

History: Behemoth is likely the inspiration for the biblical creature of the same name, as well as the Mapinguary of South American folklore. He was discovered by Monarch in 2000 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he remained until 2018.