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A fansketch of the Godzilla franchise; this one is the gigantic descendant of the allosaurus…Gorosaurus. The dinosaurian Kaiju debuted in the 1967 film King Kong Escapes as a minor antagonist. Gorosaurus plans to snack on Lieu. Susan Watson, but Kong awakes from Susan’s screams of terror. The great ape bounded in to fight the giant allosaur. Gorosaurus proved to be troubling because of his kangaroo kick, toppling Kong again and again. Kong then gained the upper hand, beating the dinosaur into submission. Gorosaurus wasn’t moving as Kong roared in victory. Susan reunited with her fellow men, and Kong slowly followed them, but Gorosaurus bit him in the leg. As the humans escape in their hovercraft, Kong continuously punched Gorosaurus into letting go, but the dinosaur wouldn’t let go. The 8th Wonder of the World resorted to prying open Gorosaurus’ jaws, snapping them. Foaming from the mouth and jaw broken, Gorosaurus was left paralyzed and Kong gave chase to the humans. In the 1968 film Destroy All Monsters, taking place in 1999, Gorosaurus’ wounds healed gradually and was brought to Monsterland to live with the other Kaiju, but was mind-controlled by the Kilaak aliens. After their control was broken, Gorosaurus and the other Kaiju close in on their location in Mt. Fuji, but had to get through King Ghidorah first. Earth’s Kaiju and the space dragon fought fiercely, and the tide begin to turn as Gorosaurus kangaroo-kicked Ghidorah to the ground and with the help others, finished off the dragon. Succeeding in their fight, the Kaijus, including Gorosaurus, went back to Monsterland to live the rest of their days in peace. Gorosaurus has the main attributes of a predatory dinosaur, all sharp claws and bone-crushing jaws full of serrated teeth. Gorosaurus also possesses unusual abilities, like burrowing and performing a kangaroo kick. Fun fact; you may have heard the name Baragon and heard his roars when he attack Paris, but you see Gorosaurus. The reason is because the Baragon suit had troubles with the ears.

Gorosaurus belongs to Toho.

Description
A fansketch of the Godzilla franchise; this one is the gigantic descendant of the allosaurus…Gorosaurus. The dinosaurian Kaiju debuted in the 1967 film King Kong Escapes as a minor antagonist. Gorosaurus plans to snack on Lieu. Susan Watson, but Kong awakes from Susan’s screams of terror. The great ape bounded in to fight the giant allosaur. Gorosaurus proved to be troubling because of his kangaroo kick, toppling Kong again and again. Kong then gained the upper hand, beating the dinosaur into submission. Gorosaurus wasn’t moving as Kong roared in victory. Susan reunited with her fellow men, and Kong slowly followed them, but Gorosaurus bit him in the leg. As the humans escape in their hovercraft, Kong continuously punched Gorosaurus into letting go, but the dinosaur wouldn’t let go. The 8th Wonder of the World resorted to prying open Gorosaurus’ jaws, snapping them. Foaming from the mouth and jaw broken, Gorosaurus was left paralyzed and Kong gave chase to the humans. In the 1968 film Destroy All Monsters, taking place in 1999, Gorosaurus’ wounds healed gradually and was brought to Monsterland to live with the other Kaiju, but was mind-controlled by the Kilaak aliens. After their control was broken, Gorosaurus and the other Kaiju close in on their location in Mt. Fuji, but had to get through King Ghidorah first. Earth’s Kaiju and the space dragon fought fiercely, and the tide begin to turn as Gorosaurus kangaroo-kicked Ghidorah to the ground and with the help others, finished off the dragon. Succeeding in their fight, the Kaijus, including Gorosaurus, went back to Monsterland to live the rest of their days in peace. Gorosaurus has the main attributes of a predatory dinosaur, all sharp claws and bone-crushing jaws full of serrated teeth. Gorosaurus also possesses unusual abilities, like burrowing and performing a kangaroo kick. Fun fact; you may have heard the name Baragon and heard his roars when he attack Paris, but you see Gorosaurus. The reason is because the Baragon suit had troubles with the ears.

Gorosaurus belongs to Toho.