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Disclaimer: None of this makes any sense.

Cdr and Wolf's Childhood Toy Series (C&W's CTS), was a random series made by Cdr and Wolfzilla as children using various figures they had in an odd little series, akin to the type of toy or plush shows that can be found in quite large volume on Youtube. The series was never published to the internet, and was only expressed through us playing with figures and making up stories.

It was absolutely nuts, but enjoy.

Plot
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The series centers around it's odd band of characters, living on Monster Island, trying, and ultimately failing, to live out their lives peacefully. They battle all sorts of invaders, mutations, and other enemies in one gigantic mess that probably went on too long for it's own good.

The series, despite never intended for Youtube, had multiple seasons and even arcs, though the true number of these is unknown at this time.

Characters
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Heroes

 * Godzilla: The King of the Monsters, Godzilla is arguably the main character of the series. He actively defends Monster Island and his friends from all manner of threats, and generally seeks to keep the Earth safe. He isn't the brightest monster around, and sometimes has trouble understanding the technical jargon his allies will throw around, so is fine to simply nod and rip the enemy to shreds. Godzilla will often lead assaults against enemies and is very territorial, disliking any invaders who remain on Monster Island in any form other than a corpse. Godzilla will often reference the tedium of the group's repeating enemies, and along with Rodan, will crack jokes at the expense of anyone around. He refuses to back down from a fight, some of his friends thinking he believes himself to be immortal. Though intensely protective of all his allies, Godzilla is especially protective of his son, Godzilla Jr, and any harm to him in battle will cause Godzilla to go into a rage. Godzilla also keeps a private tally with Optimus Prime for how many times both have faked-out their deaths or had near-death experiences. They remain eternally tied.
 * Ultraman Ginga: A notable character in the series, Ginga is an Ultra of mysterious origins, who found his way to Earth and eventually took up refuge on Monster Island with the rest of the gang. He is technically inclined, and along with Mechagodzilla, handles most of the mechanical devices used by the group, including the repair of other individuals. Ginga usually thinks things more than the rest of the group, and will sometimes devise battle strategies for certain engagements. Though he usually retains his cool, he is easily aggravated by the stupidity his allies can display.
 * Mothra: A caring monster, Mothra, like her peers, seeks a peaceful existence for the Earth's people and will defend her planet at all costs. She will also sometimes tell off the others for immature or rude behavior, leading to more than a few mom jokes directed at her. Incredibly fast, Mothra usually pairs up with Rodan during fights. When asked about a possible romantic interest between the two, both answered with "This isn't Monster Island Buddies".
 * Rodan: An ace of the skies, when not battling the forces of evil, Rodan can usually be seen flying around, simply enjoying himself. He is sometimes a bit of a dick to his allies, making jokes at their expense, and with Godzilla, can become a rather annoying combination. However, behind all this he does genuinely care for his allies and will help them out whenever possible. Rodan also sometimes functions as a scout for the group, due to being able to fly large distances. He is also somewhat cocky in battle, unwilling to give up after being knocked around a while. Mothra and Ginga agree he gets this from spending so much time with Godzilla. When asked about him and Mothra, he accompanied the original answer with a rant about how cringey that would be.
 * King Ghidorah: Originally an evil space monster under the control of alien invaders, King Ghidorah had been a long-standing enemy to Godzilla, with the two having fought on numerous occasions. However, in the first season, after a failed Xilien invasion, King Ghidorah's mind control is served, and it turns out he's a decent guy. Retaining a friendly rivalry with Godzilla from their old animosity, King Ghidorah joined the rest as a defender of Monster Island and the planet, usually accompanying Ginga for space-faring missions. King Ghidorah is also one to crack jokes, and heavily enjoys a good fight, whether he's involved or watching someone else. In season 3, King Ghidorah is put back under the control of the Xiliens, but this time, the aliens contort their control so as to make Ghidorah seem like he as truly evil, and his stint of heroism was simply further Xilien mind control, placing him as a double agent. Though the true nature of this was eventually uncovered, he remained remorseful over his actions, feeling as though the Xiliens did bring out a part of him he had tried to hide deeply. However, Mothra and surprisingly, Rodan, were able to convince him of otherwise.
 * Mechagodzilla: Originally an alien robot built to destroy Godzilla, Mechagodzilla was given a second chance at life after being defeated by Godzilla and his allies, and painstakingly reprogrammed by Ultraman Ginga, even developing a sentience for the robot. Afterwords, with his choices his own, Mechagodzilla elected to remain on Monster Island and lift peacefully with the rest of the group, fighting off invaders of the likes he was once slave to. Along with Ginga, Mechagodzilla is the group's other mechanical expert, though is keen on passing on his talents to others should he be permanently destroyed. Once, in the first season, such an event was thought to have happened, and Godzilla and the rest elected to sell Mechagodzilla's parts. Luckily, a ragtag group organized by Godzilla Jr recovered said parts and forced Ginga to repair Mechagodzilla by...throwing the parts at him. Mechagodzilla was quite cross after this, but returned to his usually calm demeanor soon after.
 * Tyranno: A mutated tyrannosaurus living on Monster Island, Tyranno, along with his close friend Stego, once challenged Godzilla for his position as King of the Monsters, and both were utterly defeated and killed. However, taking pity upon the two, Godzilla scratched himself and allowed some of his blood to seep into the two's wounds, causing them to mutate further, growing and size and gaining regenerative abilities, as well as the ability to shoot fireballs from their mouths. Feeling indebted to Godzilla, Tyranno and Stego decided to "serve" their King, though Godzilla used this to simply make the two his friends, taking the philosophy that it was his job to lead, not theirs to follow. Tyranno and Stego have remained constant members of the group ever since, usually not seen without oneanother. They are generally friends to all and enemies to only those who threaten their home and allies.
 * Stego: a mutated stegosaurus, Stego is Tyranno's trusty friend, and the two have stuck together through thick and thin, never giving up on one another. Similarly to Tyranno, Stego was defeated and later revived by Godzilla, and became a regular on Monster Island. The two usually stay together, and fight fiercely in defense of their friends and their home.
 * Godzilla Jr: Godzilla's son, the Prince of the Monsters. Jr is a plucky little monster, and likes to look for a scrap to get into in order to impress his father. The strongest of the diminutive "Mini Monsters" that dwell on Monster Island, Jr's achievements have been noticed by his father, though Godzilla remains reluctant to include his son in tougher battles unless he is sure the opponent isn't much of a threat or if every available hand is needed. Thus, Jr has a tendency to intervene of his own accord, much to his father's ire. Originally a much smaller Kaiju, Jr was thrown into a nuclear power plant by his father as a birthday present in Season 2, transforming him into a larger Kaiju, towering over the Mini Monsters he once tussled with. What Godzilla did not realize is that this would only boost his confidence. Though he refuses to admit it, Godzilla sees himself all too much in his son.
 * Megazord: The gigantic robot used by the Power Rangers, this Megazord, specifically sporting the Goisei Great design, is actually sentient. Apparently having once encountered Godzilla in the past and being thoroughly defeated, Megazord actually ended up befriending the King of the Monsters, and such lives peacefully on Monster Island, along with his individual Zord components. Not as technically inclined as Mechagodzilla or Ginga, Megazord can still thank the two for the many repairs they've given him. He also seems to be a natural leader, being able to command troops into battle, and as such was placed in charge of an outpost on the far side of Monster Island along with Scarlett Witch to watch for incoming threats.
 * Dragon Zord: Megazord's chest component. It retains his core personality.
 * Snake Zord: Megazord's waist and left leg. Speaks in an annoying imitation of Monster Island Buddies' portrayal of Gorosaurus, which bothers others.
 * Shark Zord: The most "normal" of the individual Zord components. Megazord's left arm.
 * Eagle(?) Zord: Megazord's right arm. The flier of the Zords. Possesses a stereotypical valley girl personality. She is one of the only two female Zords.
 * Saber-tooh Tiger Zord: The other female Zord. Switches between normal personality and loud, deep-voiced rage beast at seeming random.
 * Tricero: A young mutated triceratops Kaiju, who befriended Godzilla Jr after the Son of Godzilla helped him to defeat the Red Dragon, who had killed Tricero's mother. Originally dwelling in the wastelands of Monster Island, where the most antisocial types dwelled, Tricero was freed from this place when he followed Jr and his small group back home after they recovered Mechagodzilla's parts. Tricero remained a constant part of the group after that, remaining friends with Jr.
 * Bronto: A small brontosaurus Kaiju, and Tricero's only friend before he encountered Godzilla Jr. Like Tricero, Bronto quickly joined the main group and became a permanent member.
 * Taun Taun: A mutated creature apparently hailing from the planet Hoth, Taun Taun is an oddity among even the Kaiju. He only speaks in repetition of his name in an odd voice, rather than his species's usual cries, and originally lacked arms. Later in the series, during Season 2, he began to mutate, sprouting tentacles where his arms should be, which he began to use in combat, as before he could only perform a kangaroo-kick like Gorosuaurus. Taun Tun's fighting style with his tentacles, at least according to Godzilla, is similar to Gezora's, with a rapid assault that has the propensity to trap foes in a corner. Taun Taun is easily angered by harm towards his friends, but remains a weaker Kaiju by comparison to his allies, and as such isn't usually able to help them to much success. He is very strange indeed, though the rest of group is nice to him and can generally ignore this.
 * Bionicle: An amnesiac alien warrior, Bionicle is a rather mysterious being. Only remembering parts of his past, he remembers being modified by those in charge of his planet for combat, and bonded to a sentient mask of seemingly infinite power which granted him immense strength and the ability to manipulate fire, at the cost of his freedom. He was awakened accidentally on Monster Island during Season 1, and attacked the group, until he was narrowly defeated by Godzilla, Ultraman Ginga, and Mechagodzilla, the latter two removing the mask, with Ginga sending out into deep space. The two also rebuilt Bionicle, though his memories remained damaged. Regardless, he joined the group and became a respected ally amongst his peers, even if he had more than once been taken advantage of by enemy forces. Bionicle still retains some connection to the mask, granting him latent fire-manipulative powers and the ability of flight. He is also capable of fusing together with Eris, a creature from the planet Chima, into a powerful warrior, bolstered by it's ability to call upon Bionicle's mask and control it...though barely.
 * Eris: An eagle-like creature from the planet Chima, Eris found her way to Earth, as if the planet was calling to her. She took up residence on Monster Island, and quickly became a friend to Godzilla and the rest. Eris possesses an affinity for the energy unique to her planet known as Chi, which mysteriously can be found in small deposits on Earth. Eris is incredibly fast, though typically does not rely on aerial maneuvers. She gradually formed a friendship with Bionicle, and the two have displayed the ability to fuse together into an immensely powerful being. Bionicle credits Eris as keeping him from loosing complete control to the mask, and she has remained his confidant and friend ever since the two's fusion. When Bionicle sacrificed himself at the end of Season 2 to defeat the Master of The Mechanical by imploding the fiery power core within his chest, some of his power was passed on to Eris due to their fusion separation, and later was able to revive him by transforming into their fusion through sheer will. Their connection is nearly as strong as their literal fusion, and neither will give up until the end.
 * Optimus Prime: The leader of the Autobots, Optimus Prime is a heroic and seemingly infallible Cybertronian, capable of inspiring nearly all to combat for a just cause. Originally trapped in the form of "Mini-Prime", the Matrix of Leadership has granted Optimus power over time, which he uses to fight against all evil forces that may threaten the Earth. During Season 3, Optimus and the rest of the Autobots left to Cybertron, and began attempting to stabilize the planet. Optimus has a respect for Godzilla, and trusts he will lead the inhabitants of Monster Island against all who come against them.
 * Bumblebee: A small Autobot, Bumblebee constantly seeks to prove himself, and will take on any foe regardless of his size. Bumblebee also has some leadership capacity, which Optimus Prime has noticed, and even considered Bumblebee as a potential successor. Sadly, though he fought well on both Earth and Cybetron, Bumblebee was ultimately killed by Galvatron, but his legacy inspired other Autobots to continue the fight, almost as much as Optimus himself had.
 * Ironhide: an old and battle-hardened Autobot, Ironhide is tough in a fight and one Optimus Prime's closest advisors. Sometimes rash and arrogant, Ironhide is usually capable of finding his place and not allowing anger to cloud his judgement. Unfortunately, he was killed at the hands of Megatron.
 * Ratchet: The Autobots' chief medical officer. Like Ironhide, Ratchet is an older bot who has seen the horrors of war. As such, he has a typically cynical attitude, and is noted by other Autobots for his poor bedside manner. Underneath this, Ratchet is genuinely caring and can fight rather well if needed, despite his position. During his stay on Earth, Ratchet helped Ultraman Ginga and Mechagodzilla with repairing a majority of the group's mechanical allies.
 * Cliffjumper: A tough little Autobot with a striking resemblance to Bumblebee. However, the two could not be any more different. Cliffjumper is a fighter, tried and true. He'll look for any excuse to beat up a Decepticon or some other villainous being. Cliffjumper is also a skilled sharpshooter, putting his skilled to use in more covert missions.
 * Prowl: Formerly a Cybertronian law enforcer before the war, Prowl quickly rose in the Autobot ranks, becoming a notable military officer. Prowl has a very analytical mind, looking to achieve victory through any means necessary, though with enough pushing his fellow Autobots can convince him to allow his emotions to show. Prior to even appearing in the series, Prowl was captured and experimented on, along with four other Cybertronians, being turned into the combiner Galvatronus. In this form, Prowl participated in the final battle at the end of Season 1, as an arm of the combiner, but was freed when Galvatronus was ultimately defeated by Godzilla, and allowed to remain on Earth, where he reunited with Optimus Prime's Autobot forces.
 * Sunstreaker: A fast Autobot and somewhat vain, Sunstreaker is a skilled warrior, and has shown that underneath his egotistical exterior, he is actually quite compassionate to all lifeforms, especially his friends. Like the other four, Sunstreaker was forcibly turned into a component of Galvatronus, but joined up with the Autobots again, now with their Monster Island allies, following Galvatronus's defeat. Sunstreaker even convinced Prowl and Cyclonus to spare Breakdown, after the former Decepticon briefly rejoined Megatron, who the four had been mysteriously reprogrammed to hunt down.
 * Groove: One of the Protectobots, Groove is a speeder with impressive fighting skill. He has small booster installed in the backs of his feet, which increase his speed immensely. Groove was even able to kill the Decepticon Scourge in a single strike. Though he prefers swordplay, Groove has carried firearms from time-to-time.
 * Rook: The third Autobot taken to be a part of Galvatronus. Rook was a security officer, both before the war and with the Autobots. He enjoys a fight, but is more tactical than the likes of Godzilla. Rook has the unique ability to transform the blasters attached to his hands into Combiner-sized fists for use in combat, which he uses both for pounding enemies into the ground and holding them in place.
 * Cyclonus: One of the two Decepticons taken to be a component of Galvatronus, Cyclonus was the most heavily affected. Becoming the torso of the combiner