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Series Title: Chaos of Science
Kaiju
-Tyrantis: Once thought to be some sort of Tyrannosaur from the dinosaur age, Tyrantis is an immense creature from some warm pocket beneath the Antarctica that was enlarged to the DH-26 serum and given extraordinary power and intelligence. He can breathe various forms of fire, and proves to be incredibly smart, albeit very savage at times. Tyrantis seems to want nothing more than to fight for the sake of fighting, especially with Minerva. Clever as Tyrantis is, he is still a somewhat dimwitted creature who mostly revolves around his instincts and compulsive to crush and burn first, ask questions later.
-Minerva: A massive humanoid resembling Lerna due to sharing DNA. She starts off as an almost crazed, feral human that on her first few days of life attacked anything and everything out of predation. After the nuclear blast and as she aged, she quickly grew to be more human up to the point she randomly protects human populations, sensing to do so. For whatever reason, Minerva has a habit of fighting with Tyrantis on an almost daily basis. As time would go on, Minerva and Tyrantis would eventually become passionate enemies who, while constantly fighting, would come to rely on each other in times of dire need.
-Pathogen: A terrible creature in which the Serum DH-26 has twisted most gruesomely. He and Minerva was once the same creature. During the nuclear blast, the two were split apart from the force of immense nuclear fission and both became their own creature. It was as if Pathogen was all that was predatory and vicious, whereas Minerva was everything civilized in humans. Now Pathogen is nothing short of a living mass of undead flesh, often appearing as some twisted form of human and Tyrantis. It seems Pathogen came into contact with Tyrantis early in his existence, and always pursues Tyrantis with a lust for his existance. It seems Pathogen wants to assimilate Tyrantis’s whole being out of a desire to be whole. Humans come in many, thus their consciousness all meshes together poorly. They do not hold enough flesh for Pathogen to assimilate properly. Tyrantis, being a giant, somewhat dumb monster, would hold enough flesh to absorb and hopefully become its own entity at last. Due to this, Pathogen is constantly stalking Tyrantis and engaging in fights, ultimately making them mortal enemies.
-Sobekroc: A strange crocodile-looking creature that has been seen within the Domain of Tyrantis, being one of the stronger kaiju to hail from there. It hardly ever leaves the Domain, but it is a serious mutation all the same.

Humans
-Lerna: A young woman with fiery red hair, Lerna becomes the go-to person for the arising “kaiju” that seemingly have been born from man’s folly. She takes exceptional guilt for creating the serum which can seemingly create Kaiju when life forms are introduced to it.
-Clark: The creator of the DH-26 Serum, Clark wanted nothing more than to create a better world with his miracle drug. He is incredibly driven to still do so.
-Mortimer: Alongside Lerna, Mortimer is a less enthusiastic scientist that also worked on the DH-26. He is far more reserved than Lerna or Clark, partly disliking his job since the serum has since created so many monsters.

Overall Plot Summery/Prelude
The year is 2034… Mankind has advanced in technology in the last decade to a point that much scientific advancement has being announced virtually every month since the year 2020. Cancer, while still a common illness, has been cured all but the most aggressive and malevolent forms. HIV is treatable so that length lives can be experienced. Cybernetic implants are becoming more common for a small fortune, and most cars now have electrical engines.
All of these steps toward a better future are being developed at the grand city found in the southern Atlantic Ocean, built just off the coast of Argentina; Generiction, the city of the future. The world has yet to fully catch up, but soon all of the human race could benefit and be perfect. No disease, or pollution, and everyone could look handsome and beautiful, and strong and healthy; it is all thanks to the grand city of science, Generiction.
The most recent announcement from Generiction is the new wonder serum: the DH-26, DH standing for “Divine Human”. Ambitions are high to make a perfect human; perfect in absolutely every way. This was the next step.
High hopes came for such a miracle medicine, but as all medicine, tests are needed to be done... Over the course of a few years, many elixirs had been synthesized. Each time it was getting “Better”. Indeed, it was getting better. The serum was so powerful now that it could cause regeneration on an unimaginable scale. Arms could be regrown! Scars vanished, and most incredibly, dead tissue could be revived. When introduced to an ordinary pork chop, the entire pig would regrow!
There was a cost, though…
Whatever the earlier versions of DH26 was introduced too would suffer drastic mutations. The top most common were increased aggression, leading subjects to become dangerous; gigantism of some sort, leading its own various problems, especially when paired with the former, sporadic physical changes and the appearance of weird powers such as telekinesis. Worst of all, the serum seemed to induce strange, bizarre cravings for a species own flesh, turning any animal into a cannibalistic, deranged specimen.
Terrifying as these complications were, they held much promise. DH26 is more stable than all the previous versions, but these problems still occurred. The dangers mounted high, so its development was moved to the Antarctic Facility where there was no civilization to be at risk.
Here, many versions of the DH26 existed in storage. The facility was top of the line, complete with its own power source in the form of a small nuclear reactor.
One of the many scientists on the project was a young red-haired girl known as Wilhelmina Lerna, who was reserved, quiet, and even stoic. Despite this, she was a very, VERY excited for science. She worked very hard, so to the point she would stay awake for days while working. Perhaps too hard, for to give her a break, she was forced to take a vacation once in a while so she could just sleep. The girl deserved it since she worked so hard. It was during one of these vacations that everything simply went wrong…
Before her last vacation, Lerna had fallen asleep on the job and cut herself. A bit of blood fell into a test tube of DH26. Nothing happened then and there, but slowly and surely, her blood was enriched with the material.
Lerna was long gone from the facility, but the blood grew a whole new creature. It resembled a human female. Bad luck for the facility, this strange humanoid had all the problems that DH26 could bring; enhanced strength, size, power… and a lust for human flesh. Murder after murder occurred as the place was being torn apart by a thirty foot tall naked woman, of all things. Containment procedures were no good. The last measure to contain was most drastic.
One worker ran to the nuclear core and initiated the self-destruction, with an enough nuclear fuel in stock for a fifty megaton blast.
That was the last any and all saw of anyone in that facility. Most were already dead when the mushroom cloud rose into the sky, evaporating absolutely everything within miles of the facility. All that remained of the facility was a massive crater.
It was thought that the problem was contained, much to Lerna’s dismay. She didn’t exactly have friends, but those were still people she knew. At least the problem was vaporized, along with any risk of surviving DH26. Then a whole new problem decided to arise…

Movie 1 Plot Summary: The Fiery Salamander, Tyrantis!
Needless to say, the incident in Antarctica was a disaster. The study of the DH26 was brought a complete standstill and for two years stayed that way for the longest time. All samples in Generiction were put in cold storage and most specimens introduced to the serum were either destroyed or kept under heavy lock and key.
Lerna, weighed down for many months, went back to working on other things in Generiction. For now the DH26 was locked away, but she found genetic research to be just as rewarding as ever. Recently Lerna decided to work with snake DNA. She always liked snakes. Tampering with their genome was yielding curious results.
Down south in Antarctica, trouble had been arising ever since the containment protocol. Fishing vessels for the longest time had been vanishing off the face of the planet. There was no explanation, no clues, nothing. Not even an SOS came through. All of the fishing vessels vanished around the same area though, just off the shoreline of where the old facility once stood. Those rose questions at Generiction for the longest time, but actions were taken until it was too late.
A small expedition from the Africa were staking out in Antarctica for the year for research on marine life in the southern seas. It was twilight when they saw a towering creature slowly plundering across the snows. No one would take it seriously, but they reported a dinosaur! A massive dinosaur walking in the subzero temperatures, towering higher than most buildings!
Generiction decided to put all to a stop and approach this claim with hostility. J.C Clark, the creator of the DH26 Serum, theorized that somehow, somewhat, his serum had somehow created a new reptilian creature that somehow could survive the nuclear blast of the facility. Lerna thought the same, since the two both worked on the formula and knew most of its secrets.
Clark and Lerna, along with another team, started their search at the blast site. To their surprise, the blast site was not so barren. Within the crater, a chasm was discovered that lead to a volcanically warmed pocket. Radiation was surprisingly at a minimum… Inside, they found a city-sized prehistoric world. What was left of it, that is; much of it had been decimated. Not from a nuclear blast, but by the apparent fauna. Fresh bones littered the whole hollow. Judging from their size, Lerna had come to a conclusion that somehow, somehow, the DH-26 had survived the nuclear blast, seeped into this lost world and began to mutate the exotic wildlife, causing the ecosystem to unbalance and collapse. Clark agreed, but he decided it was best to move on. If anything still lived in this place, it would be dangerous. Judging from the apparent piles of bones, it was clear that whatever the last creatures to live here were predators and thus they were in danger.
Clark and Lerna continued to search the surrounding miles, heading westward until they were in the area the strange dinosaur-like creature was spotted. Nothing was found. Not even foot prints. Perhaps it died in the cold somewhere. Or maybe… it moved off the continent.
Generiction came under attack. The culprit: the strange dinosaur. It was afternoon when the monster made landfall. The city was taken completely off-guard. Whether they believed it or not, the city was now being torn and burned by a fire-breathing dinosaur! Buildings crumbled and lives perished in the flames. That loud roaring and shrieking… Military rolled in to stop the creature, but bullets and bombs seemed to only piss it off.
Hearing of this attack, Lerna and Clark were ordered to stay away from Generiction until further notice. Despite the protests, Lerna wanted to do something. They could do nothing, though.
The attack lasted for hours. Eventually, as soon as monster came, it left just as quickly. It returned to the water and swam into the depths. The death toll was great. The city of the future was in ruins. Why did it attack? What did it want? The creature’s motives were not clear. The press, needing a good title, dubbed the towering monster “Tyrantis” since it looked like a Tyrannosaur.
Upon the return to Generiction, Lerna and Clark wondered what caused this strange creature to mutate. The DH-26 was unstable, this was true, but the results of exposure always resulted in a creature of exceptional violent nature, and never grew that big. Certainly, Tyrantis must have been a big creature before its growth spurt, but he was still just too big, and seemed too aware.
Clark thought of something, and that something was never thought of before. Testing his theory, he took a vile of DH-26 and bombarded it with radiation. The serum absorbed the radiation and in the process became stable. DH-26 was now safe to use! This explained Tyrantis and lack of radiation at the blast site.
This still left Tyrantis still at large, though. A plan was formulated to stop the monster. Tyrantis was spotted down on the icy shores of Antarctica, so half the plan was already in motion. Clark and Lerna watched as military attacked the giant creature with all of their might, baiting it along. They had told of the chasm they discovered. Using themselves as bait, many soldiers lured Tyrantis into the opening of the chasm. Charges were placed at the entrance. The men were quick to escape, and explosives were ignited.
Tyrantis roared and shrilled as he tried to escape the tomb, the entire earth simply caved in and buried the kaiju from where it walked out of. When the dust cleared, the world rejoiced that the monster crisis was over…
In the end, it was only the beginning…

Movie 2 Plot Summary: Attack of the Homunculus
It was scary thought, but there was real danger that other mutations could exist as a side effect from surviving Serum DH-26. The race was on, but luckily, it would be another year before anything turned up. Reports of a giant human came from the same area Tyrantis came out of. As before, Clark demanded these sightings to be looked into.
One month of searching yielded nothing, which was strange given the reports came were common at first. No giant human, but there were giant foot prints. Blizzards and wind covered those up too quickly, though, so the search was still on.
Meanwhile, defense was high priority. In fear something like Tyrantis would appear initiated the city of Generiction, and the rest of the world for that matter, to start making some sort of combat plan. Generally speaking, a bigger gun was called for. Giant machines were being constructed, including an super jet known as ZIZ, the mother of all battleships known as LEVIATHAN, and the biggest tank ever built, BEHEMOTH. These projects would not be completed for some time, though. Another project, a space vehicle named THUNDERCHILD, was also being thought of.
Another sighting of the giant humanoid came up again, and this time Clark and Lerna were ready. To their surprise, this giant humanoid was a giant female. She looked entirely human, save she was a towering giant and she had the face of a savage woman. Beautiful, really, but all the same, she had killer in her eyes. More shocking was that she looked almost identical to Lerna.
Questions were raised, but first thing was first and that was to track down this giant woman. At the first sight of being followed, the monster woman began to run across the tundra. Given her size, she was easily keeping ahead, but there was no getting away. Her tracks eventually lead up a small mountain, where a massive cave was discovered where she had been hiding. For ten days she did not come back out as the cave was watched.
Curiosity got the better of Lerna, so she decided to go in after them. Clark told her it was too dangerous, but she insisted. With a small team, went into the massive cave. One surprise after another, this cave went down to the same warm pocket in the frozen ice.
That meant a handful of things. One, there was more than one way out of this exotic world. Two, those things could get out. Three: TYRANTIS COULD GET OUT, if not out already.
As for the giant woman… she was found in a nearby rock cave under the ice. There, she sat, in front of bonfire, staring at the flames. All around were bones of animals she had hunted and eaten. From a distance, Lerna watched this strange human that looked like her.
They kept their stay short, but on the way out, complications emerged. This exotic pocket of land apparently still had a few creatures living among its wilds. Some fierce crocodile-like monster sleeping under the rocks came alive by some spontaneous random coincidence and nearly crushed Lerna and everyone she was with. Otherwise it ignored them completely, but the giant woman sure took notice.
A fierce battle broke out between the crocodile thing and the giant woman, and it was the most spectacular sight brawl. The only thing comparable to it was alligator wrestling.
During this fight, the woman sustained any grievous wounds… but they healed very quickly. She even lost an arm to the reptiles’ jaws, but as shown, it grew back after she broke its jaw out of place and sent it rolling down the mountainside. The monstrous woman was clearly vicious as a wild animal, given her brutality. Even with one arm, she fended off a bigger opponent.
After the fight was over, Lerna got out of the lost world and headed back to Generiction to report her findings.
As expected, the minds of the United Nations came together and decided to plug up the cave. Like they did when they collapsed Tyrantis into the lost world, they went in, bombed the cave opening, and blew it shut for good. Everyone thought that would the end it, then and there.
Following days, the front entrance that was blocked rattled and rolled, and in a blast of fiery power, tons of rock flew into the air as Tyrantis, along with the giant woman, exploded out of the ruble. In their fight, they had accidently opened up the hollow again, and continued to fight all the way into the ocean. Only later did the world learn that the entrance to Tyrantis’s stomping grounds were once again open.
Fear that Tyrantis would return to Generiction spread quickly, but the rest of the world also feared the monsters wrath.
Not long after that day, Tyrantis did appear again in the waters of Generiction. Like before, Tyrantis began to lay waste despite the military waiting for the expected attack. Out of desperation, the incomplete prototype of BEHEMOTH was launched. The battle was short and one-sided. BEHEMOTH put up a decent enough fight, but the tank was just too slow and had one means of attack via cannon fire. Tyrantis, proving very smart, simply caught onto the tanks movements and trashed BEHEMOTH in less than a minute of grabbing hold of it.
It seemed that Tyrantis would finish off the city this time, until the giant woman appeared out of nowhere. She emerged from the sea, a massive tanker dragged by her side. She rushed up to Tyrantis and smashed him over the head with the ship, starting off the brawl of the century. The headlines would name her Minerva, after the Greek Goddess.
Minerva and Tyrantis beat each other in an inch of their lives. Tyrantis was strong, fierce, and he breathed fire… but Minerva proved just as smart with a better body. She literally picked the reptile up and threw him around like a pro wrestler.
The fight lasted a good hour before Tyrantis turned and fled into the ocean, leaving Minerva howling out victory like a hardened warrior. Generiction’s now had to worry about Minerva. However, instead of turning and rampaging through the city, Minerva crouched down, hugged her knees and just sat there as still as a statue. In that time the military around the city had surrounded the giant humanoid and simply waited.
It was an eerie standstill. Minerva’s only actions were holding her head and once in a while moaning out in discomfort. Much blood and flesh was torn apart from both Tyrnatis and Minerva during that fight, and as collecting flesh samples, it turned out that Minerva’s DNA was almost identical to Lerna’s.
Remembering the reports from how the Antarctic facility came to its end, Clark had come to the conclusion that somehow, somehow; Lerna’s DNA must have come into contact with DH-26 and spawned a completely new individual which breached the facilities containment. Needless to say, Clark was angry with Lerna.
Lerna herself felt guilty, but recalled that before the facilities destruction, she happened to cut herself. It was her fault all this was happening. To make up for the mistake, Lerna decided to dedicate all of her further work and time into studying the giant monsters that may come forth due to the issue, starting with Minerva.
Lerna came to the conclusion that since the atomic explosion, Minerva must have become more stable from exposure to radiation and thus why the giant woman didn’t act as chaotically violent. Minerva became more human-like, and apparently must have inherited some of Lerna’s mindset. Out of all the places to go in the world, Minerva came to Generiction, confronted a threat to the city, and drove it away.
Several times, Lerna tried to communicate with Minerva. At first Minerva barely acknowledged the tiny human. After a while, Minerva became increasingly flustered and more uncomfortable until she finally stood up and stumbled along the streets until she found the ocean.
It was as disappointment, but it was better than a second rampaging monster. Downright to it, this made three. That giant crocodile creature Minerva fought before was most certainly alive, and that meant there could certainly be more where that came from. Lerna had work to do…

Movie 3/Plot Summary: Attack of the Lich Dragon
Lerna could have never been more right. When more reports of a monster appearing in Antarctic waters kept emerging, it was first thought to be either Minerva or Tyrantis, but the reports were mixed. Sometimes it looked human, other times like a massive reptile.
Mortimer Promelion, a friend of Lerna’s who worked alongside her quite a lot, had a sneaking suspicion that it wasn’t any monster seen before. He was right in that case, but no one could confirm it.
The truth was more horrific than anyone could have guessed. Every ship that came into contact with the unknown monster mysterious vanished, but the ship itself was left intact, unharmed and unmanned. It was as if every human onboard would simply vanish. The situation was forbidding, but it was too mysterious to figure out, let alone come to any sort of decision.
The world cowered in fear as Tyrantis and Minerva both were still on the loose. Where they had gone too was a mystery, but with the world’s oceans concealing them, they could be anywhere on the planet. Even with Minerva seemingly protecting humans, it was too soon to say if she was a threat or not.
Generiction then came upon a new danger. Citizens of the city began to fall ill from a mysterious infection that could not be identified. It almost seemed like a cancer. Tumor-like growths appeared in and on the body, but it progressed far faster than any known cancer. The fear of a new pathogen quickly took hold and Generiction was put under quarantine. No one was allowed in or out.
Each day the infection spread until thousands were infected. Whole bodies were infected, leaving individuals in a vegetable-like state.
Mortimer and Lerna both were stuck in the city the whole time, stuck, miserably wearing hazard suits to avoid infection while at the same time trying to figure out what to do next about the monster crisis. Their heards turned when they heard that traces of DH-26 were found in infected victims. Such a mutation was virtually unheard of with the serum up to this point. When the serum was introduced to bacteria and disease, the said bacteria and disease often mutated and then quickly died out for whatever reason.
This was different, though. It must have been from the radiation stabilizing the serum, making it more likely to successfully create a super virus of some sort. Without much thinking, Lerna and Mortimer both were attempting to find some sort of way to treat or cure it.
They learned that this invasive cancerous flesh acted like it was alive. The body, sensing some sort of vicious invader, was attempting to fight itself and thus causing illness, thus, shutting down. Any medicine used seemed to be useless. Chemicals on the other hand got immediate reactions as Lerna learned when she introduced pesticide in an attempt to Chemotherapy. If it acted like a cancer, then treat it like a cancer. The infected cells jerked around violently, and much to Lerna’s surprise, they exploded off the table and lashed out at her.
Lerna quickly left the room and locked the door. Through the glass she saw the meager pile of flesh twist and crawl along as its own organism. So this was what they were up against. She underestimated its ability as it approached the door and began to squeeze through the cracks. Without thinking, Lerna ran as fast as she could to fetch Mortimer. By then, every infected person within the city was undergoing a transformation. Human bodies were twisting as this strange infection grew out of control. Those who were infected twisted and became deformed, no longer resembling humans. Like the human body, Generiction was on attack from within.
Those who were healthy and capable fought against the hordes of infected. Local enforcement did their best to deal with the monsters, but so little could be done against creatures that could regrow limbs. Bullets to the head were useless as well. The only real effective ways to deal with them were either to freeze them into ice, in which case the creatures simply entered hibernation, or to burn them which proved to be a much more effective option.
Generiction at this point was becoming a worn looking dystopian city as opposed to a gateway to the future. With all the monster attacks, and now diseased human mutants stalked just about every corner.
Mortimer was the man to go to when biological waste needed destroyed. He was good at it, too, and in this case it turned him into a hero. Far as he saw, these mutations were dead human bodies come alive and were walking waste. He took it on himself to walk the streets with a small team, wipe out anything they found and hopefully get the problem under control before some nation decided to drop a nuclear bomb on the city to contain the virus. Though, that may have been the worst thing in the end anyway, but that would not stop fearful people from doing it.
He was doing a good job, but then something new happened. All of the mutations began converging and shockingly enough, merging. Before anyone knew it, three-story twisted bodies were walking in the streets and tearing open buildings for survivors. They all gathered to the water, where from the ocean came yet another ugly form. It was hard to make out, but it looked like a twisted version of a dinosaur. The bodies kept fusing, all melding together with the new creature.They kept growing and fusing, until finally they took a horrific form.
It had two massive arms, two tiny legs, a long tail, demonic looking horns, and a massive under bite to boot. It looked like a reptile, but specifically, it looked like a devilish, backwards version of Tyrantis. That raised questions immediately in Lerna’s eyes. This strange… Pathogenic monstrosity stood ominously in the ruined city as it breathed deeply and glared out at the ocean. Once in a while it would make a terrifying roar that was almost identical to Tyrantis.
This merging of bodies into a new form was because Tyrantis was coming. The ocean erupted in orange flame as the fiery salamander made landfall, coming into Generiction with what seemed like absolute rage and hate. Lerna who had been watching with Mortimer could only guess what was going on, but it was clear that Tyrantis was familiar with this creature judging from his aggressive behavior.
Thus began the first time that Pathogen and Tyrantis would be recorded fighting. Generiction was turned into a burning battlefield, covered in tainted blood, fire and pieces of Pathogen which would come alive and attempt to join in the battle, or reform into a body. This was truly the fight of the century. No matter how many times that Tyrantis would rend flesh, it would just backfire. Only when he scorched Pathogen did he get anywhere. Being a clever beast, Tyrantis had battled Pathogen until he had had the mutant in a fire pit before letting all his fiery force until he reduced Pathogen into a bonfire.
The fire tyrant stalked the city for some time before he retreated back to the water. Any remains he found were burned into ash.
Generiction was done. All remains of Pathogen were gathered and destroyed by human hands. Any infected humans were also quarantined and regretfully destroyed. In a way, it was a very good thing that Tyrantis now existed. If the kaiju did not appear when he did, the whole world may have been subjected to Pathogen’s spread, or the very least at his destructive mercy. The city itself was put on lockdown. From now on, no one got in or out unless authorized personnel until said otherwise.
Mortimer gladly stayed, continuing to make sure all which remained of Pathogen was in highest lockdown. Frozen and buried within a vault, only pieces were unthawed for study.
Turned out Pathogen was mostly human, and part whatever Tyrantis was, judging from DNA. Where Pathogen came from would always be a mystery, but Moritmer guessed that the lich was born aside Tyrantis and Minerva, somehow and thus related to them both on a genetic level.
The horror was over for now, at least.

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This is for which consists of the first three plots I had in mind and the first four kaiju within the adaptation of his Kaijuverse.

I an going into this contest with TT's kaijuverse in mind. I dont want to change too much, because it will see imposing... and atop that, it may not be used. And if not, thats fine. I don't expect my version of anything from it to be necessarily be used.
To begin with, this is Second Age of Monsters done more serious. I like what Big-T does with his stuff, but if it was done my way, it would be more serious.

To start with, I feel "Typhoon Island" should be somewhere else than on a random island in the ocean. I like that as much as anyone else, but I Antarctica would be a better choice. As well as Generiction's location being closer to it.

I went along off the top of my head a little bit, but I put it all together slowly and I think I made some pretty neat innovations.
Right down to it, I used a lot of things from TT's older concepts for his kaiju. The Virus is now the Serum, which is more or less the same thing, and the creator of monsters in this case. Its the whole reason things are going wrong in other words.
Tyrantis is pretty much still a "Retrosaur" and thus not a dinosaur. He's just dinosaur-like. Cause giant radioactive replian-looking monsters are just the best. Tyrantis hasn't changed much. He is more or less not as friendly as SAOM Tyrantis or as smart. He's more like a savage animal that can be clever. Much like how Godzilla could be in more serious movies.
Minerva I LOVED to bring back. Like SAOM Minerva, she's pretty much Lerna's kaijufied clone... except this case, she was an accident. I realized I made her a homunculus... since she came out of a test tube by accident. Minerva, like Tyrantis, is pretty much a savage. She fights a lot, knows how to do it, but unlike Tyrantis, is more willing to jump to humanities defense out of human nature to be there for ones fellow man. Though, she did start out as a man-eating giant female titan... oops, did I say that out loud?(knocks on wood).
I had to do Pathogen too. This Pathogen is a bit different from SAOM Pathogen. Design wise, he's pretty much the same. He's a living ball of flesh, a blob who takes form. Not much to really change, actually. But his purpose and what he is has changed. Pathogen was originally a monster that ate and destroyed like a sociopath menace. He was the monster to be a monster, and he did grand. But.. I feel he should have more purpose. This Pathogen more or less was once part of Minerva, split off from her at an early point, came into contact with Tyrantis shortly after and thus gained both traits of human and whatever spacies Tyrantis was before mutation. This Pathogen has the mindset of an envious human, wanting to be whole and wants to be something, thus, has a reason to be Tyrantis's arch enemy. May be thinking too hard, but I thought it sounded like a neat idea.
Sokecroc pretty much is... cannon fodder for Minerva to beat the tart out of once. Thats how Gorosaurus started.

I will certainly try to make more "movies" for TT's contest. If I do, I'll probably post them as a separate sheet so everyone is aware of them. Doing the best I can, I hope I made some neat ideas. It may be a little sloppy... but meh. I try all the same.

Hope ya like, TT.

Description
Series Title: Chaos of Science
Kaiju
-Tyrantis: Once thought to be some sort of Tyrannosaur from the dinosaur age, Tyrantis is an immense creature from some warm pocket beneath the Antarctica that was enlarged to the DH-26 serum and given extraordinary power and intelligence. He can breathe various forms of fire, and proves to be incredibly smart, albeit very savage at times. Tyrantis seems to want nothing more than to fight for the sake of fighting, especially with Minerva. Clever as Tyrantis is, he is still a somewhat dimwitted creature who mostly revolves around his instincts and compulsive to crush and burn first, ask questions later.
-Minerva: A massive humanoid resembling Lerna due to sharing DNA. She starts off as an almost crazed, feral human that on her first few days of life attacked anything and everything out of predation. After the nuclear blast and as she aged, she quickly grew to be more human up to the point she randomly protects human populations, sensing to do so. For whatever reason, Minerva has a habit of fighting with Tyrantis on an almost daily basis. As time would go on, Minerva and Tyrantis would eventually become passionate enemies who, while constantly fighting, would come to rely on each other in times of dire need.
-Pathogen: A terrible creature in which the Serum DH-26 has twisted most gruesomely. He and Minerva was once the same creature. During the nuclear blast, the two were split apart from the force of immense nuclear fission and both became their own creature. It was as if Pathogen was all that was predatory and vicious, whereas Minerva was everything civilized in humans. Now Pathogen is nothing short of a living mass of undead flesh, often appearing as some twisted form of human and Tyrantis. It seems Pathogen came into contact with Tyrantis early in his existence, and always pursues Tyrantis with a lust for his existance. It seems Pathogen wants to assimilate Tyrantis’s whole being out of a desire to be whole. Humans come in many, thus their consciousness all meshes together poorly. They do not hold enough flesh for Pathogen to assimilate properly. Tyrantis, being a giant, somewhat dumb monster, would hold enough flesh to absorb and hopefully become its own entity at last. Due to this, Pathogen is constantly stalking Tyrantis and engaging in fights, ultimately making them mortal enemies.
-Sobekroc: A strange crocodile-looking creature that has been seen within the Domain of Tyrantis, being one of the stronger kaiju to hail from there. It hardly ever leaves the Domain, but it is a serious mutation all the same.

Humans
-Lerna: A young woman with fiery red hair, Lerna becomes the go-to person for the arising “kaiju” that seemingly have been born from man’s folly. She takes exceptional guilt for creating the serum which can seemingly create Kaiju when life forms are introduced to it.
-Clark: The creator of the DH-26 Serum, Clark wanted nothing more than to create a better world with his miracle drug. He is incredibly driven to still do so.
-Mortimer: Alongside Lerna, Mortimer is a less enthusiastic scientist that also worked on the DH-26. He is far more reserved than Lerna or Clark, partly disliking his job since the serum has since created so many monsters.

Overall Plot Summery/Prelude
The year is 2034… Mankind has advanced in technology in the last decade to a point that much scientific advancement has being announced virtually every month since the year 2020. Cancer, while still a common illness, has been cured all but the most aggressive and malevolent forms. HIV is treatable so that length lives can be experienced. Cybernetic implants are becoming more common for a small fortune, and most cars now have electrical engines.
All of these steps toward a better future are being developed at the grand city found in the southern Atlantic Ocean, built just off the coast of Argentina; Generiction, the city of the future. The world has yet to fully catch up, but soon all of the human race could benefit and be perfect. No disease, or pollution, and everyone could look handsome and beautiful, and strong and healthy; it is all thanks to the grand city of science, Generiction.
The most recent announcement from Generiction is the new wonder serum: the DH-26, DH standing for “Divine Human”. Ambitions are high to make a perfect human; perfect in absolutely every way. This was the next step.
High hopes came for such a miracle medicine, but as all medicine, tests are needed to be done... Over the course of a few years, many elixirs had been synthesized. Each time it was getting “Better”. Indeed, it was getting better. The serum was so powerful now that it could cause regeneration on an unimaginable scale. Arms could be regrown! Scars vanished, and most incredibly, dead tissue could be revived. When introduced to an ordinary pork chop, the entire pig would regrow!
There was a cost, though…
Whatever the earlier versions of DH26 was introduced too would suffer drastic mutations. The top most common were increased aggression, leading subjects to become dangerous; gigantism of some sort, leading its own various problems, especially when paired with the former, sporadic physical changes and the appearance of weird powers such as telekinesis. Worst of all, the serum seemed to induce strange, bizarre cravings for a species own flesh, turning any animal into a cannibalistic, deranged specimen.
Terrifying as these complications were, they held much promise. DH26 is more stable than all the previous versions, but these problems still occurred. The dangers mounted high, so its development was moved to the Antarctic Facility where there was no civilization to be at risk.
Here, many versions of the DH26 existed in storage. The facility was top of the line, complete with its own power source in the form of a small nuclear reactor.
One of the many scientists on the project was a young red-haired girl known as Wilhelmina Lerna, who was reserved, quiet, and even stoic. Despite this, she was a very, VERY excited for science. She worked very hard, so to the point she would stay awake for days while working. Perhaps too hard, for to give her a break, she was forced to take a vacation once in a while so she could just sleep. The girl deserved it since she worked so hard. It was during one of these vacations that everything simply went wrong…
Before her last vacation, Lerna had fallen asleep on the job and cut herself. A bit of blood fell into a test tube of DH26. Nothing happened then and there, but slowly and surely, her blood was enriched with the material.
Lerna was long gone from the facility, but the blood grew a whole new creature. It resembled a human female. Bad luck for the facility, this strange humanoid had all the problems that DH26 could bring; enhanced strength, size, power… and a lust for human flesh. Murder after murder occurred as the place was being torn apart by a thirty foot tall naked woman, of all things. Containment procedures were no good. The last measure to contain was most drastic.
One worker ran to the nuclear core and initiated the self-destruction, with an enough nuclear fuel in stock for a fifty megaton blast.
That was the last any and all saw of anyone in that facility. Most were already dead when the mushroom cloud rose into the sky, evaporating absolutely everything within miles of the facility. All that remained of the facility was a massive crater.
It was thought that the problem was contained, much to Lerna’s dismay. She didn’t exactly have friends, but those were still people she knew. At least the problem was vaporized, along with any risk of surviving DH26. Then a whole new problem decided to arise…

Movie 1 Plot Summary: The Fiery Salamander, Tyrantis!
Needless to say, the incident in Antarctica was a disaster. The study of the DH26 was brought a complete standstill and for two years stayed that way for the longest time. All samples in Generiction were put in cold storage and most specimens introduced to the serum were either destroyed or kept under heavy lock and key.
Lerna, weighed down for many months, went back to working on other things in Generiction. For now the DH26 was locked away, but she found genetic research to be just as rewarding as ever. Recently Lerna decided to work with snake DNA. She always liked snakes. Tampering with their genome was yielding curious results.
Down south in Antarctica, trouble had been arising ever since the containment protocol. Fishing vessels for the longest time had been vanishing off the face of the planet. There was no explanation, no clues, nothing. Not even an SOS came through. All of the fishing vessels vanished around the same area though, just off the shoreline of where the old facility once stood. Those rose questions at Generiction for the longest time, but actions were taken until it was too late.
A small expedition from the Africa were staking out in Antarctica for the year for research on marine life in the southern seas. It was twilight when they saw a towering creature slowly plundering across the snows. No one would take it seriously, but they reported a dinosaur! A massive dinosaur walking in the subzero temperatures, towering higher than most buildings!
Generiction decided to put all to a stop and approach this claim with hostility. J.C Clark, the creator of the DH26 Serum, theorized that somehow, somewhat, his serum had somehow created a new reptilian creature that somehow could survive the nuclear blast of the facility. Lerna thought the same, since the two both worked on the formula and knew most of its secrets.
Clark and Lerna, along with another team, started their search at the blast site. To their surprise, the blast site was not so barren. Within the crater, a chasm was discovered that lead to a volcanically warmed pocket. Radiation was surprisingly at a minimum… Inside, they found a city-sized prehistoric world. What was left of it, that is; much of it had been decimated. Not from a nuclear blast, but by the apparent fauna. Fresh bones littered the whole hollow. Judging from their size, Lerna had come to a conclusion that somehow, somehow, the DH-26 had survived the nuclear blast, seeped into this lost world and began to mutate the exotic wildlife, causing the ecosystem to unbalance and collapse. Clark agreed, but he decided it was best to move on. If anything still lived in this place, it would be dangerous. Judging from the apparent piles of bones, it was clear that whatever the last creatures to live here were predators and thus they were in danger.
Clark and Lerna continued to search the surrounding miles, heading westward until they were in the area the strange dinosaur-like creature was spotted. Nothing was found. Not even foot prints. Perhaps it died in the cold somewhere. Or maybe… it moved off the continent.
Generiction came under attack. The culprit: the strange dinosaur. It was afternoon when the monster made landfall. The city was taken completely off-guard. Whether they believed it or not, the city was now being torn and burned by a fire-breathing dinosaur! Buildings crumbled and lives perished in the flames. That loud roaring and shrieking… Military rolled in to stop the creature, but bullets and bombs seemed to only piss it off.
Hearing of this attack, Lerna and Clark were ordered to stay away from Generiction until further notice. Despite the protests, Lerna wanted to do something. They could do nothing, though.
The attack lasted for hours. Eventually, as soon as monster came, it left just as quickly. It returned to the water and swam into the depths. The death toll was great. The city of the future was in ruins. Why did it attack? What did it want? The creature’s motives were not clear. The press, needing a good title, dubbed the towering monster “Tyrantis” since it looked like a Tyrannosaur.
Upon the return to Generiction, Lerna and Clark wondered what caused this strange creature to mutate. The DH-26 was unstable, this was true, but the results of exposure always resulted in a creature of exceptional violent nature, and never grew that big. Certainly, Tyrantis must have been a big creature before its growth spurt, but he was still just too big, and seemed too aware.
Clark thought of something, and that something was never thought of before. Testing his theory, he took a vile of DH-26 and bombarded it with radiation. The serum absorbed the radiation and in the process became stable. DH-26 was now safe to use! This explained Tyrantis and lack of radiation at the blast site.
This still left Tyrantis still at large, though. A plan was formulated to stop the monster. Tyrantis was spotted down on the icy shores of Antarctica, so half the plan was already in motion. Clark and Lerna watched as military attacked the giant creature with all of their might, baiting it along. They had told of the chasm they discovered. Using themselves as bait, many soldiers lured Tyrantis into the opening of the chasm. Charges were placed at the entrance. The men were quick to escape, and explosives were ignited.
Tyrantis roared and shrilled as he tried to escape the tomb, the entire earth simply caved in and buried the kaiju from where it walked out of. When the dust cleared, the world rejoiced that the monster crisis was over…
In the end, it was only the beginning…

Movie 2 Plot Summary: Attack of the Homunculus
It was scary thought, but there was real danger that other mutations could exist as a side effect from surviving Serum DH-26. The race was on, but luckily, it would be another year before anything turned up. Reports of a giant human came from the same area Tyrantis came out of. As before, Clark demanded these sightings to be looked into.
One month of searching yielded nothing, which was strange given the reports came were common at first. No giant human, but there were giant foot prints. Blizzards and wind covered those up too quickly, though, so the search was still on.
Meanwhile, defense was high priority. In fear something like Tyrantis would appear initiated the city of Generiction, and the rest of the world for that matter, to start making some sort of combat plan. Generally speaking, a bigger gun was called for. Giant machines were being constructed, including an super jet known as ZIZ, the mother of all battleships known as LEVIATHAN, and the biggest tank ever built, BEHEMOTH. These projects would not be completed for some time, though. Another project, a space vehicle named THUNDERCHILD, was also being thought of.
Another sighting of the giant humanoid came up again, and this time Clark and Lerna were ready. To their surprise, this giant humanoid was a giant female. She looked entirely human, save she was a towering giant and she had the face of a savage woman. Beautiful, really, but all the same, she had killer in her eyes. More shocking was that she looked almost identical to Lerna.
Questions were raised, but first thing was first and that was to track down this giant woman. At the first sight of being followed, the monster woman began to run across the tundra. Given her size, she was easily keeping ahead, but there was no getting away. Her tracks eventually lead up a small mountain, where a massive cave was discovered where she had been hiding. For ten days she did not come back out as the cave was watched.
Curiosity got the better of Lerna, so she decided to go in after them. Clark told her it was too dangerous, but she insisted. With a small team, went into the massive cave. One surprise after another, this cave went down to the same warm pocket in the frozen ice.
That meant a handful of things. One, there was more than one way out of this exotic world. Two, those things could get out. Three: TYRANTIS COULD GET OUT, if not out already.
As for the giant woman… she was found in a nearby rock cave under the ice. There, she sat, in front of bonfire, staring at the flames. All around were bones of animals she had hunted and eaten. From a distance, Lerna watched this strange human that looked like her.
They kept their stay short, but on the way out, complications emerged. This exotic pocket of land apparently still had a few creatures living among its wilds. Some fierce crocodile-like monster sleeping under the rocks came alive by some spontaneous random coincidence and nearly crushed Lerna and everyone she was with. Otherwise it ignored them completely, but the giant woman sure took notice.
A fierce battle broke out between the crocodile thing and the giant woman, and it was the most spectacular sight brawl. The only thing comparable to it was alligator wrestling.
During this fight, the woman sustained any grievous wounds… but they healed very quickly. She even lost an arm to the reptiles’ jaws, but as shown, it grew back after she broke its jaw out of place and sent it rolling down the mountainside. The monstrous woman was clearly vicious as a wild animal, given her brutality. Even with one arm, she fended off a bigger opponent.
After the fight was over, Lerna got out of the lost world and headed back to Generiction to report her findings.
As expected, the minds of the United Nations came together and decided to plug up the cave. Like they did when they collapsed Tyrantis into the lost world, they went in, bombed the cave opening, and blew it shut for good. Everyone thought that would the end it, then and there.
Following days, the front entrance that was blocked rattled and rolled, and in a blast of fiery power, tons of rock flew into the air as Tyrantis, along with the giant woman, exploded out of the ruble. In their fight, they had accidently opened up the hollow again, and continued to fight all the way into the ocean. Only later did the world learn that the entrance to Tyrantis’s stomping grounds were once again open.
Fear that Tyrantis would return to Generiction spread quickly, but the rest of the world also feared the monsters wrath.
Not long after that day, Tyrantis did appear again in the waters of Generiction. Like before, Tyrantis began to lay waste despite the military waiting for the expected attack. Out of desperation, the incomplete prototype of BEHEMOTH was launched. The battle was short and one-sided. BEHEMOTH put up a decent enough fight, but the tank was just too slow and had one means of attack via cannon fire. Tyrantis, proving very smart, simply caught onto the tanks movements and trashed BEHEMOTH in less than a minute of grabbing hold of it.
It seemed that Tyrantis would finish off the city this time, until the giant woman appeared out of nowhere. She emerged from the sea, a massive tanker dragged by her side. She rushed up to Tyrantis and smashed him over the head with the ship, starting off the brawl of the century. The headlines would name her Minerva, after the Greek Goddess.
Minerva and Tyrantis beat each other in an inch of their lives. Tyrantis was strong, fierce, and he breathed fire… but Minerva proved just as smart with a better body. She literally picked the reptile up and threw him around like a pro wrestler.
The fight lasted a good hour before Tyrantis turned and fled into the ocean, leaving Minerva howling out victory like a hardened warrior. Generiction’s now had to worry about Minerva. However, instead of turning and rampaging through the city, Minerva crouched down, hugged her knees and just sat there as still as a statue. In that time the military around the city had surrounded the giant humanoid and simply waited.
It was an eerie standstill. Minerva’s only actions were holding her head and once in a while moaning out in discomfort. Much blood and flesh was torn apart from both Tyrnatis and Minerva during that fight, and as collecting flesh samples, it turned out that Minerva’s DNA was almost identical to Lerna’s.
Remembering the reports from how the Antarctic facility came to its end, Clark had come to the conclusion that somehow, somehow; Lerna’s DNA must have come into contact with DH-26 and spawned a completely new individual which breached the facilities containment. Needless to say, Clark was angry with Lerna.
Lerna herself felt guilty, but recalled that before the facilities destruction, she happened to cut herself. It was her fault all this was happening. To make up for the mistake, Lerna decided to dedicate all of her further work and time into studying the giant monsters that may come forth due to the issue, starting with Minerva.
Lerna came to the conclusion that since the atomic explosion, Minerva must have become more stable from exposure to radiation and thus why the giant woman didn’t act as chaotically violent. Minerva became more human-like, and apparently must have inherited some of Lerna’s mindset. Out of all the places to go in the world, Minerva came to Generiction, confronted a threat to the city, and drove it away.
Several times, Lerna tried to communicate with Minerva. At first Minerva barely acknowledged the tiny human. After a while, Minerva became increasingly flustered and more uncomfortable until she finally stood up and stumbled along the streets until she found the ocean.
It was as disappointment, but it was better than a second rampaging monster. Downright to it, this made three. That giant crocodile creature Minerva fought before was most certainly alive, and that meant there could certainly be more where that came from. Lerna had work to do…

Movie 3/Plot Summary: Attack of the Lich Dragon
Lerna could have never been more right. When more reports of a monster appearing in Antarctic waters kept emerging, it was first thought to be either Minerva or Tyrantis, but the reports were mixed. Sometimes it looked human, other times like a massive reptile.
Mortimer Promelion, a friend of Lerna’s who worked alongside her quite a lot, had a sneaking suspicion that it wasn’t any monster seen before. He was right in that case, but no one could confirm it.
The truth was more horrific than anyone could have guessed. Every ship that came into contact with the unknown monster mysterious vanished, but the ship itself was left intact, unharmed and unmanned. It was as if every human onboard would simply vanish. The situation was forbidding, but it was too mysterious to figure out, let alone come to any sort of decision.
The world cowered in fear as Tyrantis and Minerva both were still on the loose. Where they had gone too was a mystery, but with the world’s oceans concealing them, they could be anywhere on the planet. Even with Minerva seemingly protecting humans, it was too soon to say if she was a threat or not.
Generiction then came upon a new danger. Citizens of the city began to fall ill from a mysterious infection that could not be identified. It almost seemed like a cancer. Tumor-like growths appeared in and on the body, but it progressed far faster than any known cancer. The fear of a new pathogen quickly took hold and Generiction was put under quarantine. No one was allowed in or out.
Each day the infection spread until thousands were infected. Whole bodies were infected, leaving individuals in a vegetable-like state.
Mortimer and Lerna both were stuck in the city the whole time, stuck, miserably wearing hazard suits to avoid infection while at the same time trying to figure out what to do next about the monster crisis. Their heards turned when they heard that traces of DH-26 were found in infected victims. Such a mutation was virtually unheard of with the serum up to this point. When the serum was introduced to bacteria and disease, the said bacteria and disease often mutated and then quickly died out for whatever reason.
This was different, though. It must have been from the radiation stabilizing the serum, making it more likely to successfully create a super virus of some sort. Without much thinking, Lerna and Mortimer both were attempting to find some sort of way to treat or cure it.
They learned that this invasive cancerous flesh acted like it was alive. The body, sensing some sort of vicious invader, was attempting to fight itself and thus causing illness, thus, shutting down. Any medicine used seemed to be useless. Chemicals on the other hand got immediate reactions as Lerna learned when she introduced pesticide in an attempt to Chemotherapy. If it acted like a cancer, then treat it like a cancer. The infected cells jerked around violently, and much to Lerna’s surprise, they exploded off the table and lashed out at her.
Lerna quickly left the room and locked the door. Through the glass she saw the meager pile of flesh twist and crawl along as its own organism. So this was what they were up against. She underestimated its ability as it approached the door and began to squeeze through the cracks. Without thinking, Lerna ran as fast as she could to fetch Mortimer. By then, every infected person within the city was undergoing a transformation. Human bodies were twisting as this strange infection grew out of control. Those who were infected twisted and became deformed, no longer resembling humans. Like the human body, Generiction was on attack from within.
Those who were healthy and capable fought against the hordes of infected. Local enforcement did their best to deal with the monsters, but so little could be done against creatures that could regrow limbs. Bullets to the head were useless as well. The only real effective ways to deal with them were either to freeze them into ice, in which case the creatures simply entered hibernation, or to burn them which proved to be a much more effective option.
Generiction at this point was becoming a worn looking dystopian city as opposed to a gateway to the future. With all the monster attacks, and now diseased human mutants stalked just about every corner.
Mortimer was the man to go to when biological waste needed destroyed. He was good at it, too, and in this case it turned him into a hero. Far as he saw, these mutations were dead human bodies come alive and were walking waste. He took it on himself to walk the streets with a small team, wipe out anything they found and hopefully get the problem under control before some nation decided to drop a nuclear bomb on the city to contain the virus. Though, that may have been the worst thing in the end anyway, but that would not stop fearful people from doing it.
He was doing a good job, but then something new happened. All of the mutations began converging and shockingly enough, merging. Before anyone knew it, three-story twisted bodies were walking in the streets and tearing open buildings for survivors. They all gathered to the water, where from the ocean came yet another ugly form. It was hard to make out, but it looked like a twisted version of a dinosaur. The bodies kept fusing, all melding together with the new creature.They kept growing and fusing, until finally they took a horrific form.
It had two massive arms, two tiny legs, a long tail, demonic looking horns, and a massive under bite to boot. It looked like a reptile, but specifically, it looked like a devilish, backwards version of Tyrantis. That raised questions immediately in Lerna’s eyes. This strange… Pathogenic monstrosity stood ominously in the ruined city as it breathed deeply and glared out at the ocean. Once in a while it would make a terrifying roar that was almost identical to Tyrantis.
This merging of bodies into a new form was because Tyrantis was coming. The ocean erupted in orange flame as the fiery salamander made landfall, coming into Generiction with what seemed like absolute rage and hate. Lerna who had been watching with Mortimer could only guess what was going on, but it was clear that Tyrantis was familiar with this creature judging from his aggressive behavior.
Thus began the first time that Pathogen and Tyrantis would be recorded fighting. Generiction was turned into a burning battlefield, covered in tainted blood, fire and pieces of Pathogen which would come alive and attempt to join in the battle, or reform into a body. This was truly the fight of the century. No matter how many times that Tyrantis would rend flesh, it would just backfire. Only when he scorched Pathogen did he get anywhere. Being a clever beast, Tyrantis had battled Pathogen until he had had the mutant in a fire pit before letting all his fiery force until he reduced Pathogen into a bonfire.
The fire tyrant stalked the city for some time before he retreated back to the water. Any remains he found were burned into ash.
Generiction was done. All remains of Pathogen were gathered and destroyed by human hands. Any infected humans were also quarantined and regretfully destroyed. In a way, it was a very good thing that Tyrantis now existed. If the kaiju did not appear when he did, the whole world may have been subjected to Pathogen’s spread, or the very least at his destructive mercy. The city itself was put on lockdown. From now on, no one got in or out unless authorized personnel until said otherwise.
Mortimer gladly stayed, continuing to make sure all which remained of Pathogen was in highest lockdown. Frozen and buried within a vault, only pieces were unthawed for study.
Turned out Pathogen was mostly human, and part whatever Tyrantis was, judging from DNA. Where Pathogen came from would always be a mystery, but Moritmer guessed that the lich was born aside Tyrantis and Minerva, somehow and thus related to them both on a genetic level.
The horror was over for now, at least.

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This is for which consists of the first three plots I had in mind and the first four kaiju within the adaptation of his Kaijuverse.

I an going into this contest with TT's kaijuverse in mind. I dont want to change too much, because it will see imposing... and atop that, it may not be used. And if not, thats fine. I don't expect my version of anything from it to be necessarily be used.
To begin with, this is Second Age of Monsters done more serious. I like what Big-T does with his stuff, but if it was done my way, it would be more serious.

To start with, I feel "Typhoon Island" should be somewhere else than on a random island in the ocean. I like that as much as anyone else, but I Antarctica would be a better choice. As well as Generiction's location being closer to it.

I went along off the top of my head a little bit, but I put it all together slowly and I think I made some pretty neat innovations.
Right down to it, I used a lot of things from TT's older concepts for his kaiju. The Virus is now the Serum, which is more or less the same thing, and the creator of monsters in this case. Its the whole reason things are going wrong in other words.
Tyrantis is pretty much still a "Retrosaur" and thus not a dinosaur. He's just dinosaur-like. Cause giant radioactive replian-looking monsters are just the best. Tyrantis hasn't changed much. He is more or less not as friendly as SAOM Tyrantis or as smart. He's more like a savage animal that can be clever. Much like how Godzilla could be in more serious movies.
Minerva I LOVED to bring back. Like SAOM Minerva, she's pretty much Lerna's kaijufied clone... except this case, she was an accident. I realized I made her a homunculus... since she came out of a test tube by accident. Minerva, like Tyrantis, is pretty much a savage. She fights a lot, knows how to do it, but unlike Tyrantis, is more willing to jump to humanities defense out of human nature to be there for ones fellow man. Though, she did start out as a man-eating giant female titan... oops, did I say that out loud?(knocks on wood).
I had to do Pathogen too. This Pathogen is a bit different from SAOM Pathogen. Design wise, he's pretty much the same. He's a living ball of flesh, a blob who takes form. Not much to really change, actually. But his purpose and what he is has changed. Pathogen was originally a monster that ate and destroyed like a sociopath menace. He was the monster to be a monster, and he did grand. But.. I feel he should have more purpose. This Pathogen more or less was once part of Minerva, split off from her at an early point, came into contact with Tyrantis shortly after and thus gained both traits of human and whatever spacies Tyrantis was before mutation. This Pathogen has the mindset of an envious human, wanting to be whole and wants to be something, thus, has a reason to be Tyrantis's arch enemy. May be thinking too hard, but I thought it sounded like a neat idea.
Sokecroc pretty much is... cannon fodder for Minerva to beat the tart out of once. Thats how Gorosaurus started.

I will certainly try to make more "movies" for TT's contest. If I do, I'll probably post them as a separate sheet so everyone is aware of them. Doing the best I can, I hope I made some neat ideas. It may be a little sloppy... but meh. I try all the same.

Hope ya like, TT.