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“Roaming the arid lands of the Great Victoria Desert lives the speed runner kaiju, Adnoartina. DNA testing shows the kaiju is kin with Skadi. Unlike his elder sibling who is renowned for her frigid temperatures, Adnoartina is infamous for producing hellish heatwaves that plagued the already dry lands. Like Skadi who is able to traverse on both bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion. But unlike Skadi who more faster on all fours, Adnoartina has extremely developed hindlegs. Adnoartina is one of the fastest kaiju on land recorded, outpacing Cerberus with reaching speeds of 340 mph but is outran by Azaka Tonnerre who is able to reach speeds of 767 mph (Mach 1). Unlike his sister’s aggressive and destructive behavior, Adnoartina is less upfront and would rather avoid conflict. Though when cornered the kaiju will fight back viciously, using both his nimbleness and craftiness to outpace foes. Despite being relatives, Skadi and Adnoartina have very little interaction between each other. The most observed is the two swimming by while hunting, having brief communication before going their own ways.”

Description
“Roaming the arid lands of the Great Victoria Desert lives the speed runner kaiju, Adnoartina. DNA testing shows the kaiju is kin with Skadi. Unlike his elder sibling who is renowned for her frigid temperatures, Adnoartina is infamous for producing hellish heatwaves that plagued the already dry lands. Like Skadi who is able to traverse on both bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion. But unlike Skadi who more faster on all fours, Adnoartina has extremely developed hindlegs. Adnoartina is one of the fastest kaiju on land recorded, outpacing Cerberus with reaching speeds of 340 mph but is outran by Azaka Tonnerre who is able to reach speeds of 767 mph (Mach 1). Unlike his sister’s aggressive and destructive behavior, Adnoartina is less upfront and would rather avoid conflict. Though when cornered the kaiju will fight back viciously, using both his nimbleness and craftiness to outpace foes. Despite being relatives, Skadi and Adnoartina have very little interaction between each other. The most observed is the two swimming by while hunting, having brief communication before going their own ways.”