User:GreenBlobThing/Sandbox/Shin Minilla

Shin Minilla: Hero of Japan is a ten-episode miniseries written by Scoobydooman90001. It is set in an alternate universe that takes place two years after the events of Shin Godzilla. The series focuses on the titular character of the series, Shin Minilla, a small human-sized ShinGoji that can speak English.

Plot
After the Japanese military managed to freeze Shin Godzilla, peace was restored to Japan and the crisis came to an end. Two years later, the frozen Godzilla shatters into thousands of shards and two Godzilla humanoids manage to break free. They soon combine to become stronger and grow into Shin Minilla. Briefly trying to finish what Godzilla had started, Shin Minilla soon decides to become Japan's protector instead, defending it from a large range of villains.

Shin Minilla
Standing at just 5 foot 10 inches tall, Shin Minilla is nowhere near as tall as his father. With a cocky and sassy attitude, Minilla truly believes he will always win his battles. He embraces the 'hero' title that the citizens of Japan give him. It isn't until the final episode when his attitude is broken and he is driven to the edge.

Shin Minilla's Tail
The second Godzilla humanoid that combined to create Shin Minilla was almost completely lost in the process, ending up becoming Shin Minilla's sentient tail. He has limited movement but is still a valuable asset. He speaks in a New Yorker accent and uses stereotypical mobster phrases, such as "ay boss" and "I've got a bone to pick with ya".

All 10 Episodes

 * Episode 1 - Slightly Troubled
 * Episode 2 - Underground Beasts
 * Episode 3 - The Lesser Known
 * Episode 4 - Half Brother
 * Episode 5 - Seatopia Rising (Part One)
 * Episode 6 - Japan Descending (Part Two)
 * Episode 7 - What Happened On My Holiday
 * Episode 8 - Centipede Shin
 * Episode 9 - Millenian Colonisation
 * Episode 10 - Planets Collide

Trivia

 * Shin Minilla: Hero of Japan is the first miniseries on the FMK Wiki and therefore doesn't run for any further than one season. However, Godzilla Man was planned to have his own miniseries before it was cancelled.