Scientifically accurate Godzilla is an alternate universe version of Godzilla from Universe 4591.
Appearance[]
Scientifically accurate Godzilla looks like a generic dinosaur with Godzilla's spines, pretty much just like every crappy Godzilla redesign.
History[]
Life and Legacy[]
This Godzilla is not a giant monster.
He is simply a normal dinosaur, possibly a crossbreed of multiple species of dinosaur, though this is only paleontological speculation.. He has no special abilities whatsoever for that matter, other than being a better swimmer than the average dinosaur.
This Godzilla lived out the age of dinosaurs as a hunter, a caregiver to a group of young, and simply another form of life trying to survive in the world, until the extinction of the dinosaurs.
In 1954, this Godzilla would be discovered and classified due to fossilized remains discovered on the remote Lagos Island. Some of this species are on display in modern museums.
The Mentally Insane Adventures of T-Rex[]
Scientifically Accurate Godzilla will appear in a future episode of this series, specifically Episode 14, wherein the realism of his universe is disrupted by a space and time displaced T-Rex.
Abilities[]
- Strong Bite: Scientifically Accurate Godzilla had a particularly notable bite force, comparable to that of a Tyrannosaurus.
- Arms: Unlike some other theropods, Scientifically Accurate Godzilla is able to use its arms for grasping purposes.
- Adept Swimmer: Scientifically Accurate Godzilla had an ability to swim rivaling that of dinosaurs like the Spinosaurus.
Trivia[]
- Scientifically Accurate Godzilla is not to be confused with the real life dinosaur known as a "Gojirasaurus", which was named after Godzilla.
- Scientifically Accurate Godzilla is a parody of overly real-life-dinosaur accurate Godzilla redesigns on the internet, as well as the expectations of overly pedantic fans of dinosaur media who are unwilling to allow for inaccuracies in movies about fictionalized dinosaurs that are stated clearly to be distinct from their fossil record counterparts.
- He especially parodies the "raptorization" design trend of boiling down a Kaiju's traits into a generic dinosaur design that is unrecognizable unless labelled as the Kaiju in question.
- Unfortunately, I lack the knowledge of paleontology to fill this page with a verbose amount of details as if it were a real dinosaur being documented.
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