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Description
Deutalios

Length: 2-25 meters

Faction: ROGUE

Abilities

-Voracious appetite and tendency to swarm

-Vicious jaws and claws

-Can survive in any known biome

-Heavily irradiated bodies

From the Notes of Eric Goldwin

Oh, don't remind me about those things. . . it's not every day you reconsider your life just from one experience, but these things. . . I was an international criminal, and me and my group, we got what was coming to us when we stormed Shiragami's lab for those cells. . .

-Michael Low

Though Godzilla awareness has reached an all time high in the last few years, to the GDF, Godzilla himself isn't the most dreaded part of a sighting, as many a GDF officer would tell you. No, the hardest part was the waste removal and cleanup that must be done before people are allowed back in. Most of the time, the 'cleanup' could be described as a warzone. Shockirus are often plentiful, but, there is one name that every soldier would be quick to ask about.

Gojiratus Deutalios, a blanket term applying to any breed of G Cell mutated rodent in between 2 to 25 meters long. With sightings dating back decades, these have been called pestilence incarnate, spawn of a demon that crawl out of the ashes, eager to feed. In 1954, Frankenstein fought a swarm of them, and they have been continually emerging ever since.

Methods for Deutalios removal are usually rough methods. For the smallest ones, capture for study is often practiced, but for the larger, 15 meter and up specimens, sometimes an R.R. unit is recquired to bring them down. Their appearances are as varied as they get, looking like bloated gremlins to chupacobra-esque creatures, leading to a world's worth of monikers for the beasts.

Anytime G Cell's are present, Deutalios risk is most definitely there. In 1989, when a group of international mercenaries busted into the private lab of Dr. Shiragami for his rumored G-Cell culture, a Deutalios happened to be in the lab at the time and killed more than half the men before G-Force arrived and exterminated it and arrested them. Methods for removal are getting better, but still occasionally a large specimen almost big enough to be a kaiju itself would emerge, causing GDF soldiers enough grief to last a lifetime. It seems that they aren't going away, so perhaps lifetimes to come would be a fitting end.

(Addendum: It should be noted that an international criminal named Malik (though for questionable reasons he goes by Dr. Who) has figured out methods to 'create' these creatures, and uses them as guard dogs at his secluded base dubbed 'Latitude Zero.')

(note: All right, the tiny dudes are up! Now, these guys are one I've looked forward to for a while, the Deutalios. A cutting room floor monster originally supposed to appear in Godzilla vs. Biollante, the Deutalios has no true image of itself. The accepted concept image looked like a rabid furrby combined with a dog, but then the Neo brought the creature to light as a bugger with potential. Thus, these guys, and Shockirus as well, are the most common issues GDF soldiers have to deal with, small mutants with some pretty nasty looks. I'm rather proud of this gnarly g-mutant look I managed to pull off here, but keep in mind they take a variety of forms. Basically if you want a good image of variety, think of the giant rats from G: the Series. They ranged really far, as rats should. So, combining them with a Toho name produced this dude. 'Till next time!)

Description
Deutalios

Length: 2-25 meters

Faction: ROGUE

Abilities

-Voracious appetite and tendency to swarm

-Vicious jaws and claws

-Can survive in any known biome

-Heavily irradiated bodies

From the Notes of Eric Goldwin

Oh, don't remind me about those things. . . it's not every day you reconsider your life just from one experience, but these things. . . I was an international criminal, and me and my group, we got what was coming to us when we stormed Shiragami's lab for those cells. . .

-Michael Low

Though Godzilla awareness has reached an all time high in the last few years, to the GDF, Godzilla himself isn't the most dreaded part of a sighting, as many a GDF officer would tell you. No, the hardest part was the waste removal and cleanup that must be done before people are allowed back in. Most of the time, the 'cleanup' could be described as a warzone. Shockirus are often plentiful, but, there is one name that every soldier would be quick to ask about.

Gojiratus Deutalios, a blanket term applying to any breed of G Cell mutated rodent in between 2 to 25 meters long. With sightings dating back decades, these have been called pestilence incarnate, spawn of a demon that crawl out of the ashes, eager to feed. In 1954, Frankenstein fought a swarm of them, and they have been continually emerging ever since.

Methods for Deutalios removal are usually rough methods. For the smallest ones, capture for study is often practiced, but for the larger, 15 meter and up specimens, sometimes an R.R. unit is recquired to bring them down. Their appearances are as varied as they get, looking like bloated gremlins to chupacobra-esque creatures, leading to a world's worth of monikers for the beasts.

Anytime G Cell's are present, Deutalios risk is most definitely there. In 1989, when a group of international mercenaries busted into the private lab of Dr. Shiragami for his rumored G-Cell culture, a Deutalios happened to be in the lab at the time and killed more than half the men before G-Force arrived and exterminated it and arrested them. Methods for removal are getting better, but still occasionally a large specimen almost big enough to be a kaiju itself would emerge, causing GDF soldiers enough grief to last a lifetime. It seems that they aren't going away, so perhaps lifetimes to come would be a fitting end.

(Addendum: It should be noted that an international criminal named Malik (though for questionable reasons he goes by Dr. Who) has figured out methods to 'create' these creatures, and uses them as guard dogs at his secluded base dubbed 'Latitude Zero.')

(note: All right, the tiny dudes are up! Now, these guys are one I've looked forward to for a while, the Deutalios. A cutting room floor monster originally supposed to appear in Godzilla vs. Biollante, the Deutalios has no true image of itself. The accepted concept image looked like a rabid furrby combined with a dog, but then the Neo brought the creature to light as a bugger with potential. Thus, these guys, and Shockirus as well, are the most common issues GDF soldiers have to deal with, small mutants with some pretty nasty looks. I'm rather proud of this gnarly g-mutant look I managed to pull off here, but keep in mind they take a variety of forms. Basically if you want a good image of variety, think of the giant rats from G: the Series. They ranged really far, as rats should. So, combining them with a Toho name produced this dude. 'Till next time!)