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Description
Name:Gojira
Scientific Name:Gojisaurus Serizawii(Serizawa's God Lizard)
Alieses:Godzilla,Big G,King of the Monsters,BusyGoji(Non-canon)
Height:80 metres
Weight:50,000 tons
Bio:
Approximately 65 million years ago, dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles ruled the earth, sea, and air. Fossil evidence shows that there were intermediate archosaurids, species with traits of both land animals and sea animals. One species was more well known that others, and had survived the mass extinction up into our time. One of these creatures was exposed to nuclear testing near Japan. Surprisingly, the creature absorbed an abnormal dose of radioactive energy, and gained a growth spurt. This creature resembled a sea dragon in Odo Island folklore, which was called "Gojira". Its American name would eventually instill terror in the hearts of men...

GODZILLA.

Godzilla is the most well known giant monster, or Kaiju, and has been studied more than any other. Living mostly in the sea, Godzilla comes to land only to feed or to fight off potential threats. Although he seems to defend the Earth from aliens, mutants, and other external threats, Godzilla has never included "humans" in the list of things he deliberately protects. To the contrary, it is often human folly that arouses Godzilla's ire. Because of this fact, the Global Defense Force considers Godzilla to be an extremely dangerous potential adversary. Nevertheless, Godzilla exists to remind us of where we stand in the natural order.

Abilities

-Superheated atomic breath capable of massive destruction
-Can also spew quick fireballs
-Fast regenerative healing factor due to Organizer G1, found in his cells
-Nearly impenetrable hide
-Able to absorb radioactive energies to produce new attacks
-Remarkably strong for his size
-Swims at 40 knots
-Capable of short bursts of speed of up to 240 kilometers per hour, but for only a limited time
-Extremely aggressive; when attacked, will advance instead of retreat
-Flash protection membrane for eyes

Godzilla belongs to Toho(c)

Description
Name:Gojira
Scientific Name:Gojisaurus Serizawii(Serizawa's God Lizard)
Alieses:Godzilla,Big G,King of the Monsters,BusyGoji(Non-canon)
Height:80 metres
Weight:50,000 tons
Bio:
Approximately 65 million years ago, dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles ruled the earth, sea, and air. Fossil evidence shows that there were intermediate archosaurids, species with traits of both land animals and sea animals. One species was more well known that others, and had survived the mass extinction up into our time. One of these creatures was exposed to nuclear testing near Japan. Surprisingly, the creature absorbed an abnormal dose of radioactive energy, and gained a growth spurt. This creature resembled a sea dragon in Odo Island folklore, which was called "Gojira". Its American name would eventually instill terror in the hearts of men...

GODZILLA.

Godzilla is the most well known giant monster, or Kaiju, and has been studied more than any other. Living mostly in the sea, Godzilla comes to land only to feed or to fight off potential threats. Although he seems to defend the Earth from aliens, mutants, and other external threats, Godzilla has never included "humans" in the list of things he deliberately protects. To the contrary, it is often human folly that arouses Godzilla's ire. Because of this fact, the Global Defense Force considers Godzilla to be an extremely dangerous potential adversary. Nevertheless, Godzilla exists to remind us of where we stand in the natural order.

Abilities

-Superheated atomic breath capable of massive destruction
-Can also spew quick fireballs
-Fast regenerative healing factor due to Organizer G1, found in his cells
-Nearly impenetrable hide
-Able to absorb radioactive energies to produce new attacks
-Remarkably strong for his size
-Swims at 40 knots
-Capable of short bursts of speed of up to 240 kilometers per hour, but for only a limited time
-Extremely aggressive; when attacked, will advance instead of retreat
-Flash protection membrane for eyes

Godzilla belongs to Toho(c)