Dwelling within the pitch-blackness of the ocean
depth, a powerful green giant lurked. Armed with
unquestionable strength and a bloodlust matched
by nothing, Gaira showed itself to be a murderous
creature. Acting like the right hand of the devil,
the ape like creature not only defeated the Giant
Octopus, but attacked the very ship that the sea
beast was just latched upon. Shoving the vessel
beneath the waves, Gaira devoured most of the crew
members that managed to flee the boat. Like rats
from a sinking ship, they paddled their way through
the waves. Unfortunately their efforts would be
in vain, as the beast swam after them hungrily.
But the monster's belly called for more than just
a few scrapes of humans on ships, and Gaira made
his way to land.
First arriving at an airport, the sea beast made
its presence known to the mainland. After eating
a poor woman he snatched up, Gaira finally left
as the sun pulled itself from the darkened clouds.
Mulling over the destruction, the Japanese military
went into action shortly after and set a trap for
the beast. Waiting for the right time, the brave
men and woman lured the creature deeper and deeper
into the mainland. Burning villages and blasting
with tanks together forced the creature to the
electrified lake. Once he stepped into the sapphire
waters the trap was sprung and Japan now had Gaira
on the ropes. Electrified with over a million volts
of sizzling power, the monster looked that its
reign would be over, that is until his brother
Sanda intervened. Saving his kin, the twin giants
ran. However, it was not long before their differences
in regards to human life tore them apart. Realizing
that human life meant nothing to Gaira, after gazing
at the torn tourists cloths that laid beside the
killer, Sanda attacked his brother. However, even
in his weakened condition, the murdering beast
Gaira was able to flee.
Within a few days the brothers made it to Tokyo
and continued their battle where they had left
off. Like Cain and Able they fought, each knowing
that only one would survive. So intense was their
battle, that not even the land could contain their
fury. Throwing themselves into the harbor, the
gargantuas continued to battle in the ocean's waters.
Even the countless bombs that mankind dropped from
their helicopters did little to detour their lust.
Yet, as fate would have it the bombs trigged an
undersea volcano. Erupting with godly force, their
bodies were soon engulfed in the flames. Their
bodies soon destroyed in the molten fires, burning
their images from existence…