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| Meganulon |
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Length: 2 meters
Mass: 500 kilograms |
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Powers/Weapons:
Claws; can shoot a liquid-like substance from its
mouth |
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First Appearance:
Godzilla
vs. Megaguirus (2000) |
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Description
Absolutely the most ferocious and malice creatures
that ever walked the earth, the Meganulon species
lived as masters of the ancient past. No living
mortal could outrun their power. However, as time
would have it, their reign ended. Decades gave
away to centuries until a new age was embarked
upon, an age run by the careless animals that
envisioned themselves as gods: humankind.
During the eclipsing hour of the new century,
the human race marveled at its newest achievement.
Harnessing the untapped and fathomless energy
of a black hole, the machine was designated to
be the final stand against Godzilla. The Dimensional
Tide would expel a rift in the time and space
realm, thereby vacuuming any fortunate creature
or objects in its path. While during a testing
trail of the weapon, a feedback of a field of
instability was left behind. A rare and theoretical
scatter hole marked the machines use. Following
that night, a winged insect pulled itself from
the punctured veil of time, and laid an egg. The
ball of tightened skin was found the next day,
by a small boy who carried it to Tokyo. But keeping
the object a secret from his mother was difficult,
so he decided to drop it into the sewer systems.
Deep in the bowels of the city, submerged in
the filth-ridden waters, the egg revealed itself
to be a cluster of womb Meganulon. Pulling free
from their shelled prisons, the deadly and carnivorous
insects grew and thrived. The water being the
key element to their newly dubbed life. Shadowing
themselves in the darkness of the untouched, the
creatures sprang forth in lightening speed and
murdered. An unknown number of helpless Japanese
victims fell before the great feasting of the
swarm. It was not long, though, before the creatures
stood ready for their next stage in life. An even
greater evil lay silent, waiting for its time
to recapture the royalty of the Meganulon colony.
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| Meganula |
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Length: 2 meters
Wingspan: 5 meters
Mass: 1 ton |
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Powers/Weapons:
Flight; claws; can absorb energy through its stinger;
able to transfer the energy it has stored by injecting
its stinger into other organisms
Weakness: Will die after transferring
energy |
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First Appearance:
Godzilla
vs. Megaguirus (2000) |
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Description
After dispensing with their shredded meals,
the Meganulon evolved into a new form. Climbing
onto the sides of the highest buildings as the
streets below flooded from torn pipes, the insects
pupated into a winged form. Congesting in their
hallowed shells, the creatures broke free and
rose into the noonday sun. Thousands upon thousands
swamped the skies, shielding out the very light
that warmed the land. Instinctively the animals
headed out to an overwhelming power source, a
living biological power plant that could bestow
them the power they needed. Cutting across the
voids of the turbulent seas, the countless waves
of snapping fangs and clawing talons, found their
prey. Striding onto the grainy shores, the wading
leviathan Godzilla roared in contempt. As if answering
the shrieking cry, the swarm attacked. Encasing
the oak sage colored reptile, the bodies of armored
hides cloaked his body. Stabbing with their sickle
like tails, the relentless Meganula fought. Never
before had the King of the Monsters witnessed
such a show of force, but he would not go quietly
into the night. Lashing out with his whip like
tail, grabbing with his clawed fists, and burning
with atomic fire, Godzilla reduced the horde.
Diminished horribly by the raging flames that
burned within the nuclear titan, the remaining
members of the colony pulled away. Their collective
conscious told them that sufficient energy was
gathered.
Godzilla watched as the survivors of the insect
swarm flew way, distancing themselves as much
between their godly prey. The behemoth took off,
though would arrive on scene far too late. The
military watched, completely puzzled, as the prehistoric
creatures dove into the waters that plagued Tokyo.
Beneath the dark waters, the animals injected
their bioelectric life-force they stole into a
pupate larva. A chosen queen that would defend
the territory of the hive. After sacrificing their
lives, the bodies of the servants drifted to the
surface, fulfilling their duty in life. Meanwhile,
their lasting act of life empowered a warrior,
a killer of giants. The true horror of the past
was about to reveal itself to the present.
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