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Description
Kaijinu V2

Length: 120 meters
Height: 65 meters
Weight: 50,000 tons

History:

Ancient Japanese scribes and philosophers were known for their words of wisdom and intellect, yet some were praised for the tales they tell. Emperors had praised them for their imagination ranging from man-mannered lions, to three headed dragons. Some claims to have seen it, the stories they tell, but some of these tales, more clearly, one, was a tale told by thousands, for they were all witnesses.

A civil war had given birth to nothing but chaos, thus Onis, Japanese demons, had spread through out the land like locusts. At first only those gifted with a third eye can feel their presence, as well as the pain they cause, but as fear grows, the strength of the Onis had grew. Soon they can be seen, smelled and felt by everything and everyone. Soon the government by that time had to resolve into more supernatural and spiritual approach on dealing with the pests. The priests prayed for Amaterasu, the mother goddess, for assistance; as the demons grew in number, the more the priests prayed. Finally, the goddess answered and brought upon a blessing: a divine wolf, with a mark of which was the name of the mother goddess. When the wolf was unleashed, it devoured the onis at ease, yet the demons didn't wish to lose that easily, so they ate the pieces of their fallen brothers and then each other thus forming a Grand Oni to match up with the now titanic wolf. Light and darkness collapse as these two beings fought; tooth and nail slicing each other. Yet, it all became clear to both that they are equally matched, so Kaijinu sacrificed himself by devouring the demon and destroying his own body, with the demon's soul in it.

This was the tale that has been kept hidden by most. Lost in time, the story didn't passed very well with the next generations, it lead to just being a story, or yet a fable to warn listeners about the cruelty and dangers of a war and how it could create much havoc.

(But if it so, then what were those strange symbols carved on a Shinto shrine wall on Hokkaido? They don't appear to be vandalisms and the monks appear to respect it. The carvings were said to be letterings, but the only readable characters were kanji that says: Wolf God)

(note: Kaijinu's roars is of that of Anguirus' only slower and played backwards)

Powers/abilites:
~ divine properties gave him immortality
~ can generate life-restoring energy that is enough to revive a large animal/ kaiju
~ spines on his back can emit a form of divine beam in a form of an energy shooting sphere
~ breathes out divine beams from his mouth.
~ heel blades can emit prism beams
~ can transform into a titanic fireball that rams to the target
~ can change his own size from the height of a normal wolf to the towering height of Anguirus
~ can absorb energy
~ can perform an "exorcism drive" by generating energy up to his own peak and turning himself into a ramming golden fireball (only works on demons)
~telepathic to all sentient beings

(c) mine

Description
Kaijinu V2

Length: 120 meters
Height: 65 meters
Weight: 50,000 tons

History:

Ancient Japanese scribes and philosophers were known for their words of wisdom and intellect, yet some were praised for the tales they tell. Emperors had praised them for their imagination ranging from man-mannered lions, to three headed dragons. Some claims to have seen it, the stories they tell, but some of these tales, more clearly, one, was a tale told by thousands, for they were all witnesses.

A civil war had given birth to nothing but chaos, thus Onis, Japanese demons, had spread through out the land like locusts. At first only those gifted with a third eye can feel their presence, as well as the pain they cause, but as fear grows, the strength of the Onis had grew. Soon they can be seen, smelled and felt by everything and everyone. Soon the government by that time had to resolve into more supernatural and spiritual approach on dealing with the pests. The priests prayed for Amaterasu, the mother goddess, for assistance; as the demons grew in number, the more the priests prayed. Finally, the goddess answered and brought upon a blessing: a divine wolf, with a mark of which was the name of the mother goddess. When the wolf was unleashed, it devoured the onis at ease, yet the demons didn't wish to lose that easily, so they ate the pieces of their fallen brothers and then each other thus forming a Grand Oni to match up with the now titanic wolf. Light and darkness collapse as these two beings fought; tooth and nail slicing each other. Yet, it all became clear to both that they are equally matched, so Kaijinu sacrificed himself by devouring the demon and destroying his own body, with the demon's soul in it.

This was the tale that has been kept hidden by most. Lost in time, the story didn't passed very well with the next generations, it lead to just being a story, or yet a fable to warn listeners about the cruelty and dangers of a war and how it could create much havoc.

(But if it so, then what were those strange symbols carved on a Shinto shrine wall on Hokkaido? They don't appear to be vandalisms and the monks appear to respect it. The carvings were said to be letterings, but the only readable characters were kanji that says: Wolf God)

(note: Kaijinu's roars is of that of Anguirus' only slower and played backwards)

Powers/abilites:
~ divine properties gave him immortality
~ can generate life-restoring energy that is enough to revive a large animal/ kaiju
~ spines on his back can emit a form of divine beam in a form of an energy shooting sphere
~ breathes out divine beams from his mouth.
~ heel blades can emit prism beams
~ can transform into a titanic fireball that rams to the target
~ can change his own size from the height of a normal wolf to the towering height of Anguirus
~ can absorb energy
~ can perform an "exorcism drive" by generating energy up to his own peak and turning himself into a ramming golden fireball (only works on demons)
~telepathic to all sentient beings

(c) mine