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    Godzilla Senior 

Godzilla Senior, Godzilla II.

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  • Alternate Self: As it turns out, he and the Showa Godzilla are indeed the same Godzilla, with the nail between them being the Futurians taking Senior to the Bering Sea while Showa was left to be mutated alongside his father.
  • Antagonistic Offspring: His "son" Xenilla was this to him. To a lesser extent, same story with his "daughter", Biollante. Seems amended in the afterlife with him directly guiding and aiding Xenilla against Grand King Ghidorah, though for Junior's sake.
  • Backup from Otherworld: His soul manifests with aid from Harmony and all the souls Grand King Ghidorah ever absorbed to help his sons finally destroy Grand King Ghidorah once and for all with a father-sons Spiral Fire Ray.
  • Body Horror: Is noted as being considerably more deformed by his mutation than his son is, because he was mutated while already an adult while Junior grew naturally into his.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: Apparently, the reason for his rampage in Godzilla and Mothra: The Battle for Earth was that Bagan possessed him.
  • Chaotic Neutral: Didn't care about anyone but himself and his son due to hating just about everything else around him. This meant he did sometimes accidentally save the human race one year, though just by merit of attacking something that had already threatened him; and would then menace them himself the next year.
  • Cruel and Unusual Death: His own power caused his body to go into nuclear meltdown.
  • The Dreaded: He was hated and feared by many while he was alive. Notably, he was one of the only beings to legitimately frighten Destroyah.
  • Freudian Excuse: Getting painfully mutated by atomic bombs and constantly getting attacked left him with a hatred of humans.
  • Good Counterpart: Like his father, he's briefly resurrected (though only for a few moments) by the souls of the dead. Only in his case, those souls are the countless innocents formally trapped in King Ghidorah and it's to help his sons destroy the King of Terror once and for all. His Alternate Self as Showa Godzilla serves as this to his Amalgam'Verse self, having learned to forgive humanity and eventually allying alongside them as a kindly protector.
  • I Just Want to Have Friends: Miki Saegusa and Azusa Aoki eventually revealed that in spite of his anger at the world around him, his greatest desire was to find a companion. That was why he sought out Biollante when she first showed up and why he adopted Godzilla Junior.
  • Love Redeems: Downplayed. Senior was still hostile towards humans after adopting Junior, but Junior's fondness of them caused Senior to soften somewhat.
  • Nominal Hero: He didn't care about anyone except his son. The only reason why he defended Terra from threats was because he was defending his territory or the threats attacked him or his son.
  • Papa Wolf: He loved his adopted son, Godzilla Junior, dearly and would do anything to protect him. Not even death will stop him: with the aid of the souls Junior freed from King Ghidorah and Harmony, he manages to return from beyond the grave just long enough to help his sons destroy the King of Terror once and for all.
  • Pet the Dog: After discovering Kong took care of Junior while he was on Skull Island, he not only left Kong and the Island unharmed but in probably the only time he ever did so, thanked Kong.
  • Posthumous Character: He died in the fic's version of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah about two decades ago.
  • Red Baron: King of the Monsters. Also known as, The Monster of Justice, in the Showa timeline.
  • So Proud of You: His reaction to discovering Junior killed Gaw (the first kaiju his son had ever fought and defeated) is to pat him on the head and back in a rare moment of tenderness from him. It's implied both Junior and Xenilla earned this from him when his soul manifests to help destroy Grand King Ghidorah.
    A warm breeze traveled past Sugarcube Corner, before departing off into the sky as a father smiled upon his sons.
  • Superpower Meltdown: His own power killed him when it grew too great to control.
  • Took a Level in Kindness: Junior did help mellow him out a good bit, though he never became what one would call truly nice. He took another post death, and his few appearances as a spirit show him considerably nicer than he was in life. He even does something he'd never done in life and ultimately forgives and accepts Xenilla as his son.

    Shadow of Red 

Shadow of Red

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"Beeeee gooooone..."

    Hokmuto 

  • Accidental Hero: Saved the Hawaiian capital from Gaira, but only because he saw Gaira as a threat to his territory and didn't care one way or the other about the humans.
  • Non-Malicious Monster: While not a friend to humanity, he's not an enemy either, and thus isn't part of either major faction. This is why he's kept alive and fed on a 'nature preserve' on the Big Island in Hawaii.
  • Summon Bigger Fish: Gaira was found closing in on the capital of Hawaiian capital on very short notice. With no time to send a mech or for a benevolent kaiju to arrive, the GDF lured him into fighting Gaira. While he didn't manage to kill him, he did hold him long enough for the Big Bad to fairy Gaira away for recruitment and thus save the capital.

    Controller 011 

Controller 011

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"Numbers are what we are made of 094."

  • Bodyguard Crush: She married her guard, 094.
  • Death by Origin Story: Her death is what created Kaizer Ghidorah.
  • Happily Married: Was to Praetorian 094 (a.k.a pre-kaiju transformation Monster X). And then Grand King Ghidorah came to the planet...
  • Heroic Suicide: She stabbed herself in the chest to knock Kaizer Ghidorah out during his original rampage.
  • The High Queen: Was this to the Xilian Empire 370 years ago. While stern, when King Ghidorah attacked she was willing to undergo the process to turn one of them into Monster X because her augments gave her slightly less abysmal results.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Her soul encourages Monster X to be happy with Aria Blaze.
  • The Lost Lenore: To Monster X/Kaizer Ghidorah.
  • Made of Iron: She survived falling from a collapsing tower, and after stabbing herself in the chest, remained standing long enough to walk over to Kaizer Ghidorah and hug him.
  • Posthumous Character: She's been deceased for over three centuries, only appearing in flashbacks.
  • Psychic Link: Her augmentations as the Xilian controller made her the most powerful psychic on the planet.
  • Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can: Her soul was inadvertently swallowed by Kaizer Ghidorah and she's been inside Kaizer/X's body for over 370 years. After making herself known and convincing Kaizer and X to make peace, X releases her to the afterlife.
  • Synchronization: Due to an extremely strong empathy link, her and Monster X's injures reflected on each other.
  • Tainted Veins: A side effect of her augmentations was dark violet veins.
  • Un-person: After the Xilians blamed her for Kaizer Ghidorah razing their planet, they erased her name and records from history.
  • What Beautiful Eyes!: Another side effect was to change the color of her eyes from the normal gray scale to bright purple.
  • You Are Number 6: Like all Xilians, her "name" is just her profession and a number.

    The Shobijin 

The Shobijin/Lora and Moll

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Equestrian Form
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Terran Form
Equestrian Form: Breezies

  • Adaptational Badass: Despite their small size, they're amoung the most powerful magic users presently alive. While staying back most of the time, they actively step in and manage to directly combat Giranbo's copies, each of which is as strong as the original (if much more fragile).
  • Cain and Abel: Belvera exists as their equivalent for Battra. Her reasons for going after humanity are because the last Battra did and she was enraged by his death. Fortunately, this is no longer the case.
  • Damsel in Distress: In a flashback, the Mutations invaded Infant Island and they were nearly killed before Mothra Lea could get to them, until Xenilla saved them.
  • Lilliputians: In Terran form, they fit in the palm of a hand. Naturally, in Equestria, they become the similar sized Breezies.
  • Mr. Exposition: They are very knowledgeable about magic and help give Twilight Sparkle insight into the Chest of Harmony.
  • Magic Music: Their singing has various effects like summoning Mothra and calming individuals down.
  • Spark Fairy: In their first appearance, they were depicted as this. Twilight Sparkle later finds out it was from the light they generate, when they tone it down enough for her to see their real forms.
  • World's Strongest Man: They and Belvera are the most powerful magic users on Terra that aren't deities.

    Belvera 

The Third Shobijin, Belvera

  • Adaptational Badass: Belvera is, like her sisters, one of the most powerful magic users alive. This is shown in New Era where she's able to fight and destroy a Millennian Drone, something taking everyone else massive amounts of effort to pull off. She apparently killed four more offscreen by herself.
  • Black Mage: She's much more combat focused than her sisters, and primarily uses powerful and deadly offensive spells.
  • Cain and Abel: She spent a time hating humanity alongside her master Battra, and after his death; in opposition of her little sisters. Fortunately, this is no longer the case.
  • Damsel in Distress: In a flashback, the Mutations invaded Infant Island and they were nearly killed before Mothra Lea could get to them, until Xenilla saved them.
  • Heel–Face Turn: When Battra reawakened in the 1990s, she was initially a villainess hating humanity and later her own sisters; especially after Battra died. They reconcilled during Grand King Ghidorah's attack and Belvera recognizing Battra's legacy lived on through his daughter Lea.
  • Lilliputians: In Terran form, she'd fit in the palm of a hand. See Sizeshifter however.
  • Magic Knight: A skilled spell user, she later retrieves an ancient suit of armor and puts the Elias Triangle sword to use. She is extremely powerful, and one of the few fully empowered fae still existing on Terra.
  • Sizeshifter: She's capable of using an alteration spell on herself to grow to the towering height of... 5 foot even.
  • World's Strongest Man: Outside of Mothra, she and her sisters are the most powerful magic users on Terra. Note, she was able to take on and destroy Millennian Drones solo and was one of the only beings who Millennian actually viewed as a threat.

    Generation 3 Pinkie Pie 

Generation 3 Pinkie Pie

  • Breaking the Fourth Wall: She's entirely aware of the different generations, the portals, and Discord.
  • Canon Discontinuity: By factor of appearing in a non-canon special. note 
  • Fun Personified: Much like her Fourth Generation namesake.
  • Hammerspace Hair: She pulls out everything from confetti cannons to balloons to Grocho Marx masks out of her mane.
  • Nice Guy: Is the only character to understand and agree to help Megalon, Sonata Dusk, and G4 Pinkie Pie in their quest; giving them a balloon ride to their destination and hitting it off with G4 Pinkie.

    Godzilla I. 

Godzilla I. a.k.a Ghost Godzilla a.k.a Kiryu

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  • Came Back Strong: The 1954 Godzilla resurrected by the vengeful dead of WWII. Since 1954 Godzilla was considerably weaker than Junior, while Ghost Godzilla could have killed him one on one and was comparable to Grand King Ghidorah if not stronger, he definitely counts. He's then resurrected again, this time as himself, as Kiryu.
  • Composite Character: The original 1954 Godzilla mixed with the GMK and Kiryu saga individuals, along with parts of the scrapped Godzilla vs. Ghost Godzilla script.
  • Cyborg: Is currently Kiryu, with his soul still present.
  • Death by Adaptation: The canon movie has the GMK Godzilla implied to still be alive and regenerating at the bottom of Tokyo Bay. In the Bridge version of events, Godzilla Jr., Anguirus, and Gamera managed to decisively kill him and then rebuilt into Kiryu.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Mixed with Redemption Equals Death, he became this world's Kiryu, and the original Godzilla's spirit within ultimately forgave humanity. According to Word of God, part of this was his grandson and another part was watching people through Kiryu allowed him to finally sympathize with them.
  • Love Redeems: The spirit of the original 1954 Godzilla inside Kiryu ultimately forgave humanity, in part because of his grandson.
  • Posthumous Character: Played with. The original Godzilla was killed with the Oxygen destroyer, then his resurrected Revenant Zombie form was killed by Gamera, Junior, and Anguirus long before the main fic starts, but his existence had big ramifications, as Anguirus and Gamera were both awakened and became Junior's allies in the process of defeating him. He's technically been revived again as Kiryu.
  • Revenant Zombie: Expanded Universe materials refer to him as a revenant, and he certainty fit the definition.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: Is only mentioned in the backstory and Expanded Universe materials, but Godzilla and Anguirus wouldn't be allies if without his resurrected form, nor would Gamera have awakened.
  • Virtual Ghost: The spirit of the original Godzilla lives inside Kiryu's systems. However, thanks to his grandson and learning to sympathize with humans, he's forgiven humanity and made a Heel–Face Turn.

    Creation 

Creation

  • Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: It's enormous even by Kaiju standards; it's over 800 feet long.
  • Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Cannot understand why the Defenders and the humans fight so hard to protect their planet, and does not believe in The Power of Friendship.
  • Good Thing You Can Heal: It is the first Anteverser with an active Healing Factor, and it is very powerful, able to let it recover from being disemboweled or its brain incinerated.
  • It Can Think: It is the first fully sentient Anteverser, and capable of speech.
  • Never Smile at a Crocodile: It resembles an enormous crocodile, though with odd features like flippers instead of legs and spikes along its back.
  • Pitiful Worms: Calls the Defenders and the humans pests and such.
  • Rasputinian Death: After enduring attacks from Gamera, Zilla, Titanosaurus, Tytanna, and Obsidius, and getting hit with a nuke, it takes getting completely covered with lava to finally kill it.
  • Shock and Awe: It channels electric attacks.
  • Undying Loyalty: Although it is sentient and not a drone like the other Anteversers, it is fully committed to its masters' cause.

    Gojira 

Gojira

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"Thou hast power, but refuses to use it aggressively. Thou art a predator, but serves to protect rather than control. Thou gives trust, even to those thine call enemy. What a peculiar creature thou art. Reminds us..."

  • Ancient Good: The second-oldest heroic character after Harmony herself, having been safeguarding Terra since the Permian Age more than 250 million years ago.
  • Adaptational Name Change: Downplayed: He is still called Gojira just as Ishiro Serizawa named him in Godzilla (2014), but he isn't blood-related to Junior's family or species in general, thus he doesn't bear the name of Godzilla.
  • Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: King Kong and Gojira have been mutual friends ever since the former had been a child, instead of starting off as rivals fighting against one another to the point of submission before eventually making peace with each other.
  • Adaptational Wimp: Zigg-Zagged, and Downplayed: Although his Atomic Breath remains on the same power level as of 2014 throughout the Amalgam'Verse, that still makes it a force to be reckoned with, and he gains the same amount of bulk and muscle as seen in 2021, making him superior compared to most of the other kaijus on Terra and equal to only a few, Godzilla Junior chief among them.
  • Badass Boast: Delivers one the most distinctive and indomitable ones in all of the Amalgam'Verse towards none other than CTHULHU HIMSELF:
    Gojira:"I am not magic. I am this world’s past. The reality before the Creator. The last of the age of death. I watched as beings from beyond the world came to spread pain and death, feeding from the suffering they caused. You are like them, but so much less. The Creator had to reforge itself to stop the tide, yet the damage was done. Life the world over was corrupted, made violent, mad, unthinking. I alone stood against the chaos. I alone withstood the corruption. I… alone. Remain. I alone of the old world survived. The Creator recognized me and charged me with one task, one purpose above all others. To prey upon those who seek to make themselves predators. To stand above the beasts and demons as higher. To rule the violent, the destructive, and malevolent. To be the king of the monsters. You are no god. You are merely a spirit given flesh. Flesh I shall now take away. So decrees the king."
  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: Always thinks in terms of predator and prey.
  • Breath Weapon: Has the Atomic Breath, but it is weaker than Junior's and tires him out when he uses it.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: Casually delivers one MechaGodzilla-style onto a humongous, crimson-headed Skull Crawler who was trying to sneak upon Kong.
  • Expy: Compared to Godzilla Junior resembling the original Generation 1 Optimus Prime, Gojira takes the place of the more aggressive and jerkish, but still ultimately heroic Bayverse Optimus Prime, to the point of quoting that Prime's famous exchange with Galvatron from Transformers: Age of Extinction during his, at first, one-one battle with the premature Godzilla Earth in San Francisco some time before the events of The Bridge.
  • Flowery Elizabethan English: Speaks this way. Amusingly, he thinks the others talk funny.
    • By the time of Dimension Tide displacing the kaijus on Solgell, he has finally learned to speak modern english, although it still weirds him out.
  • Honor Before Reason: He finds Godzilla accepting outside assistance when he fights in poor taste. Godzilla retorts that there's no such thing as fair or unfair in a fight.
  • Last of His Kind: Eons ago, for the sake of the planet, Bagan, back when he was the hero Reijuu, wiped out his race in the process of stopping the mass demon invasion/possession of the planet happening with the rest falling in battle with them, leaving him alive to fill the role of an alpha predator.
    Gojira:"I alone stood against the chaos. I alone withstood the corruption. I… alone. Remain. I alone of the old world survived."
  • Lightning Bruiser: He's physically stronger than Godzilla Junior and his reflexes are great enough to catch Zilla Jr., one of fastest land based Kaiju, even when he is tired.
  • Never Given a Name: Claims he has no name. "Gojira" was something the ancients referred to him as and he tells Godzilla and Zilla that if they want to address him as that, they can.
  • Nominal Hero: He is the Alpha Predator, given the sacred duty of maintaining the balance of nature and and eliminating threats to the planet. He does not really care about the planet's inhabitants and while he won't attack them without reason, he won't go out of his way to protect them either.
  • No-Sell: He completely shrugs off everything Godzilla and Zilla throw at him except the Atomic Breath and Nuclear Pulse.
  • Passing the Torch: He passes his title and role to Godzilla Junior after finding him worthy.
  • Red Baron: The Alpha Predator, The Ancient King of the Monsters, The Reality before the Creator, The Old King.
  • Royal "We": Instead of "I", "Me", and "My", he uses "We", "Us", and "Our".
  • Sealed Good in a Can: He had been hibernating under the ocean for millions of years.
  • Sensor Character: He is able to detect radiation. This means he can detect radiation-based Kaiju and they cannot sneak up on him.
  • Super-Strength: He completely outclasses Godzilla Junior in terms of physical strength. Junior had to use his radiation attacks to beat him.
  • Super-Toughness: His hide withstands Godzilla and Zilla's claws and teeth. Zilla manages to knock him down with a tackle, but is left in pain and says it felt like hitting a mountain.
  • Time Abyss: He's millions of years old and knew Reijuu.
  • Unskilled, but Strong: Godzilla notes that he has great power, but is not used to fighting beings who approach him in power. His skills may have also decayed due to his long hibernation.
  • We Used to Be Friends: He considered Reijuu a friend, but knows that his current persona Bagan is a threat to the planet.

    Biollante 

Biollante

  • Badass Family: Being one of Godzilla Senior's "children", her family includes not only her father and grandfather, but Xenilla and Godzilla Junior; both of whom consider her their elder sister. She and her brothers are some of the strongest kaiju to ever exist.
  • Barrier Maiden: Of a kind. Her home of New Birth Island is the Truce Zone between the Terra Defenders and Mutations simply because she's there and made it crystal clear their war is not welcome there. Given she's one of the few kaiju on the planet in the same level as her brothers, that declaration carries a lot of weight.
  • Beware the Nice Ones: Is completely passive towards humanity and allows her brothers to visit her on New Birth Island...on the condition their war doesn't come with them. She's made it crystal clear that she will step in should that happen, and it's stated those two are the only kaiju who have stepped foot on her island without being booted off.
  • Clones Are People, Too: She is technically a partial clone of Godzilla Senior as well as a vessel for Erika Shiragami's spirit. However she does not consider herself a copy of Senior nor a reincarnated, conscious Erika. Godzilla Junior and Xenilla, sensing the connection to her from Senior's genes, consider her their elder sister.
  • Dangerous Forbidden Technique: Not yet seen, but according to Word of God, she could use a partial Meltdown form like her brothers with the same limitations, but likely a different appearance.
  • Green Thumb: Was able to turn New Birth Island from a barren hunk of rock to a fertile, thick jungle singlehandedly in the time between her arrival back on Earth and her brothers arriving on it.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: Well, more like less than 1/3 human. She's part Godzilla, part Rose, and her human part comes from Erika.
  • Heroic Neutral: Is undoubtedly benevolent, but wants nothing to do with the war between her brothers and just wants to be left alone on New Birth Island barring visits by her brothers (so long as their war stays off it).
  • Large and in Charge: Is 120 meters tall and one of the few kaiju with as much authority (namely enough to say 'your war isn't welcome here' and everyone listens) as her brothers.
  • LEGO Genetics: Was created by combining Senior's and Erika Shirigami's DNA with a rose.
  • Plant Person: Was created from a rose.
  • Red Baron: The Flora Queen.
  • Team Switzerland: Is neither a Mutation or a Terra Defender: she just wants to be left alone on her island home. Her brothers are allowed to visit, but she makes it clear their war stays off New Birth Island.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Increased in strength while in space, going from comparable to Godzilla Sr. to on par with Junior and Xenilla (who are as strong as Burning Senior).
  • World's Strongest Man: While it was unclear who was actually Terra's strongest kaiju, as all the other contenders are currently on Equus, she's the strongest kaiju on Terra at the moment.

    Princess Sunset Shimmer 

Princess Sunset Shimmer

  • Alternate Universe: In this universe, Sunset was adopted by Princess Celestia, never turned on her, and became an Element of Harmony bearer.
  • Break the Haughty: Her haughtiness and unwillingness to open up almost gets Rodan killed. After she saves and heals him all she can do is beg for forgiveness and act much nicer to him.
  • Embarrassing Nickname: Celestia sometimes calls her "her little Snuggly Wuggly".
  • Feed It with Fire: Heat and flame attacks cannot harm her except with their concussive force, and supercharge her magic.
  • Hair-Trigger Temper: They were already fighting, but soon as Rodan hit her with a heat beam; she breaks out the royal Canterlot voice in rage.
  • Happily Adopted: By her world's Princess Celestia.
  • Heroic BSoD: She cries and nearly goes catatonic when she recognizes Mircalla, forcing Rodan to carry her to safety.
  • Hero of Another Story: The main heroine of The Shimmerverse.
  • I Work Alone: Due to her pride in her skills and feeling it isn't Rodan's fight, she's reluctant to accept his help.
  • Let's You and Him Fight: Gets into a brawl with Rodan briefly due to mistaking him for a nightmare beast. Granted, Rodan was covered in a black coating so he did look the part.
  • Meaningful Name: Nightmare Moon's forces want to bring about the last shimmer of sunset and cause The Night That Never Ends. How fitting that she opposes them.
  • No Infantile Amnesia: The last time she saw Mircalla was as a newborn foal when she murdered her mother, yet she remembers the event.
  • Playing with Fire: She specializes in flame spells powerful enough to destroy boulders and most creatures of darkness.
  • Super Mode: After absorbing enough heat, she gains a flaming aura and Hot Wings, and her flames become powerful enough to turn rock into lava.
  • When She Smiles: Her genuine smile is so beautiful that it's the only thing Rodan remembers when his memories of his time in the Shimmerverse are erased.
  • You Killed My Father: Mircalla murdered her birth mother. After hearing Mircalla out and learning it was a complete accident, she finds it in her heart to forgive her.

    Countess/Nightmare Mircalla 

Countess Mircalla, later Nightmare Mircalla

  • Accidental Murder: She didn't intentionally kill Sunset Shimmer's mother, rather a combination of factors played out poorly and when Sunset's mother broke free of Mircalla's paralyzing gaze the strain of it all stopped her heart.
  • Alternate Universe: An inhabitant of the aforementioned Shimmerverse.
  • Aristocrats Are Evil: Subverted as she isn't fanatically driven like the others in the Nightmare Army and is serving out of duty. And she walks away from the entire ordeal after sabotaging their plans.
  • Big Bad: For A Shimmer in the Dark.
  • Clingy MacGuffin: After donning Nightmare Moon's armor, she finds that she cannot remove it and is informed only Nightmare Moon herself can remove it. Sunset Shimmer manages to nullify the armor's magic, allowing her to remove it.
  • Due to the Dead: She gives any victim she doesn't turn into a vampire a proper burial, and is disturbed by zombies, believing the dead deserve their rest.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Realizing if she continues her path, many innocents including her coven will die no matter who wins, she turns on Mizu and the Nightmare Army.
  • Just Following Orders: Her main motive for her actions as a villain are a sense of duty and fear of reprisal, rather than actual devotion to Nightmare Moon.
  • Kryptonite Factor: Silver burns her on contact.
  • Legacy Character: Takes on Nightmare Moon's power, basically becoming The Shimmerverse equivalent to Nightmare Rarity.
  • My Master, Right or Wrong: She's actually grown disillusioned with Nightmare Moon's cause a long time ago, but serves her to repay a past favor. Also, she knows if she tried to leave the Nightmare Army, the others would kill her.
  • No-Sell: She tanks Sunset Shimmer's fire blasts and Rodan's Uranium Ray without taking any damage.
  • One to Million to One: She can turn into a swarm of bats.
  • Our Vampires Are Different: Sunlight weakens and causes her pain, but not necessarily kills her, has blood-hued cat-like eyes, pointed ears, and described as both eerie and beautiful. Her sunlight vulnerability was cured when Mizu repaired and put Nightmare Moon's armor onto her. She has no control over what happens to those she feeds on, either they die or become a vampire with only a small minority of the latter occurring. She later clarifies that vampires like her are not undead. Given how long she's been alive though, it's implied vampires are either immortal or extremely slow to age.
  • Pragmatic Villainy: She did her best to be discrete when hunting, only attacking lost travelers who were already dying and even helping healthy ones return to civilization, to minimize the chances of search parties being sent into her territory.
  • The Remnant: Mircalla is the last of Nightmare Moon's generals and she's leading a reserve army in some sort of attack.
  • Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Her Heel–Face Turn.
  • Step into the Blinding Fight: She can release a mist that blocks out all light.
  • Teleportation: She can create runic circles that teleport whoever steps into them to other locations. She hasn't mastered this, so there can be errors in destination.
  • Villain Team-Up: With Mizu, Bagan's primordial Aspect of Water.

     Gabara I. 

Gabara I., Gabara The Ancient

"I am nightmares incarnate. I will devour your mind!"

  • Abusive Parent: If he paid his offspring any mind at all, it was as assets to be used as he saw fit. He even tries to possess his own descendant.
  • Adaptational Badass: THE biggest example in The Bridge: Instead of being a simple imaginary kaiju, Gabara I. was real, and an horrifying fiend of a man tyrannizing Japan as its absolute ruler thousands of years ago, before ascending to become a kaiju equal to Godzilla Junior himself.
    • While eventually defeated and imprisoned inside a tomb within Aokigahara, it doesn't stop him from projecting himself into the dreamlands of humanity, where he can drain the mana won from their fears and nightmares, going so far as becoming strong enough to kill humans with said fears in their sleep, before rising from his grave and engaging Godzilla Junior in close combat, showing himself to be accomplished enough to actually almost kill Junior by himself, were it not for outside interference on Junior's behalf.
  • Adaptational Villainy: The movie Gabara was just like a typical school bully. This guy is as sadistic and murderous as Freddy Krueger.
  • Ancient Evil: He's been terrorizing dreams since about 2000 BC.
  • Astral Projection: How he managed to enter dreams despite being sealed in a chamber underneath Aokigahara.
  • Authority Equals Asskicking: He's an Oni King, and comparable to Junior in terms of power.
  • Berserk Button: He goes completely berserk whenever someone manages to resist his influence and when someone reads his mind.
  • Big Bad: Of the Godzilla vs Gabara special.
  • Body Surf: Attempts to possess his descendant Ichiro, but Ichiro manages to turn the tables on him and destroy him while becoming the second, far more benign Gabara.
  • Deader than Dead: His attempt to possess Ichiro backfired and he was effectively erased from existence.
  • Dream Weaver: He can enter dreams and turn them into nightmares.
  • Emotion Eater: He feeds on fear. When he's fed enough, he becomes powerful enough to battle Godzilla Junior, in the real world.
  • Evil Overlord: His reign was described as being less of a ruler and more a murderous, psychopathic bully.
  • Genius Bruiser: Is noted as having been very knowledgeable for his era, and over the centuries has learned nearly every language in the world. In fact, the entire reason he was not only capable of surviving, but thriving in the post-Toba Extinction era despite being a fae (who had mostly gone extinct due to lack of mana) is studying ancient text and realizing he could gain the mana needed to sustain and power him up from the mana produced by beings during intense fear.
  • Karmic Death: First, his physical body is killed by Godzilla Junior, whom he had terrorized as a child. Second, when his disembodied spirit attempts to possess his descendant Ichiro, Ichiro's personality overrides his, effectively erasing him from existence.
  • Moral Myopia: He'll sadistically force his way into the dreams of others and kill them as he feeds on their terror, but goes berserk whenever someone manages to force their way into his mind.
  • Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His Red Baron: the Oni King of Aokigahara. You know someone's probably not a pleasant fellow when he's called King of a place infamously known as "the Suicide Forest".
  • Off with His Head!: Having Godzilla bite you in the throat and then fire his beam into the spot continuously while doing so tends to do that.
  • Omniglot: He's learned nearly every language from invading the dreams of people throughout the world.
  • Oni: Not just any Oni, their King.
  • Posthumous Character: He was killed a few years before The Bridge started.
  • Red Baron: Oni King of Aokigahara; Gabara the Ancient.
  • Shock and Awe: While it resembles and behaves like electricity, his blasts are actually weaponized Soul Power.
  • Sealed Evil in a Can: Was imprisoned in sealed in a chamber beneath Aokigahara. However, over time the atrocities of the Pacific War, the paranoia of the Cold War, and the dread and suffering of those that came to his domain to end their lives gradually restored his power until he regained enough to begin reeking havoc in the dream realm again. Eventually, he managed to turn an attempt to banish his astral form around to free himself and finally escape his prison.
  • Super-Speed: At 3 meters tall, he can sprint at about 80 kmph. At Kaiju size, he can sprint at about 320 kmph.
  • Super-Strength: At 3 meters tall, he can crush rocks, bend metal, and overpower dozens of men. At Kaiju size, he's an even match for Godzilla Junior.
  • Super-Toughness: His 3 meter tall form can resist blades and bullets. His Kaiju form can shrug off Godzilla Junior's attacks.
  • This Cannot Be!: His reaction when Ichiro overpowered him and tore his power away from him.
    Gabara: You… you can’t do this! You are only a child! I AM FAR MORE POWERFUL THAN YOU!
  • Villainous Breakdown: He completely loses it when Ichiro turns the tables on him.
  • Villainous Legacy: He has many descendants, and the modern Gabara is the result of his attempt to possess Ichiro.
  • Youkai: He's an altered oni.
  • Your Mind Makes It Real: Injuries and deaths he inflicts in dreams reflect in reality.

    King Kong 
  • Aloof Ally: Isn't a Terra Defender, but is willing to help them against the Mutations so long as he's allowed to remain on his home island in peace. Part of this is he's Junior's first kaiju ally outside of his father.
  • Beware the Nice Ones: He is normally a Gentle Giant, but the moment you enrage him...
  • Big Damn Heroes: Shows up to rescue a toddler Godzilla, who found his way to Skull Island and some natives from a Skullcrawler.
  • Gentle Giant: Has his Monsterverse personality, which means he doesn't attack those who don't enrage him, including the humans on his home island and Godzilla Junior when he found his way to the island as a toddler. Granted, if you do manage to enrage him, you're in trouble.
  • Gentle Gorilla: Like his Monsterverse self, he is a Nice Guy unless you endanger his island or the ones he looks out for. That said, he is not a true gorilla, but a descendant of the human ancestor Ardipithecus.
  • Jawbreaker: Performs his signature one against the Skullcrawler attacking Junior while saving him. Junior picked it up from him.
  • Killer Gorilla: Averted. As long as you leave him be and don't threaten his island home, he'll leave you be or even look out for you. And even if he were a killer gorilla, this would also be subverted since he's actually a descendant of Ardipithecus, AKA one of humanity's ancestors.
  • Mentor Archetype: Indirectly and directly taught Godzilla Junior most of what he knew of close combat.
  • Primal Chest-Pound: He does his signature chest-pounding to assert his dominance, followed by a Mighty Roar.
  • Stealth Mentor: A partially unintentional one to a young Godzilla Junior, at least at first. Once he caught on to the little dinosaur following him around, he started showing off on purpose to demonstrate. Junior even refers to him as "Sensei".
  • Strong and Skilled: He's very physically powerful and strong, but being based on his Monsterverse self, also a skilled fighter. He's actually where Junior got it from.

    Gaw 

Gaw

  • Adaptational Badass: The original Gaw's fully grown size is as big as a normal T. rex. This one is still nowhere near fully grown and already 35 meters tall. Her max size according to Word of God is in the 100 meter range.
  • Always a Bigger Fish: Kills a large Skullcrawler (though not as large as Ramarak was).
  • Ax-Crazy: Is noted as being even more viscous than the Skullcrawlers.
  • Canon Immigrant: From the King Kong novel series starting with "Kong: King of Skull Island".
  • Feathered Fiend: Though not to the extent of her fellow dromaeosaurids since she's mostly scaly with her feathers being restricted to on her chin, back of the head, arms, and tail.
  • Jawbreaker: How Junior kills her.
  • Mutant: She's an abnormally large and powerful Death Runner.
  • Posthumous Character: Was killed by Godzilla Junior between Xenilla's first appearance and Senior's death.
  • Raptor Attack: She is a giant raptor, or 'Death Runner'.
  • Starter Villain: For Junior, being the first kaiju he ever actually battled on his own when he was still very young and the first one he ever defeated on his own.

     The Spinosaurus 

The Spinosaurus a.ka. Snoke

  • Adaptational Heroism: In the films, the Spinosaurus was a psychopathic and supernaturally persistent abomination of science, quite possibly being the first Bio-weapon created before the Indominus Rex by Hoskins and Wu for the business of war-profiteering and spite. Here, he was created to keep the Tyrannosaur population in check solely by Wu, nevermind the fact he is considerably less psychopathic and seems to pay no attention to humans who don't intrude on his territory with hostile intent. That being said, if they break that rule, he won't hesitate to kill them, much like he did with Dieter Stark in 1997.
  • Artistic License – Paleontology: His sail, snout shape, and possibly posture are all different from the real Spinosaurus; but this is justified as he isn't a pure Spinosaurus, but a splice made by Dr. Wu with Spinosaurus just being the template.
  • Big Good: Least as good as a normal animal can get, Henry Wu designed him to balance the ecosystem on Isla Sorna to keep the T.rex population from causing a population crash, nevermind the fact that he kills the Red Death in the Lost World RPG and makes sure they don't destroy the island's ecosystem.
  • Genius Bruiser: While not sapient, raven genes boosted his intelligence above what one would expect for a dinosaur. This makes him Strong and Skilled and able to focus on disabling a foe or targeting a weak spot to win a fight.
  • In-Series Nickname: He's the Spinosaurus from Jurassic Park III, christened as "Snoke" by the RPG players, though he doesn't respond to the name.
  • Mix-and-Match Critters: He's a genetic hybrid of many different animals, with Spinosaurus as the basis. Additional genes came from various sources, such as Suchomimus and Allosaurus for stronger arms, saltwater crocodiles to give him a stronger bite force, and ravens for increased intelligence. Evidently, he has enough genetic similarity with Suchomimus that he had a hybrid offspring with a female of the latter species dubbed Castiel.
  • Non-Malicious Monster: Like most of the dinosaurs on Isla Sorna, he's just a semi-normal, albeit intelligent animal who reacts to intruders. If one human doesn't agitate him, he just ignores them.
  • Red Baron: Is dubbed the "Emperor of Sorna" by his creator, Dr. Wu.
  • Savage Spinosaurs: Averted, he's a lot less Ax-Crazy than the original Jurassic Park III Spinosaurus.
  • Strong and Skilled: What allowed him to become the apex predator of Isla Sorna, being larger than any normal Tyrannosaurus as well as having more weapons and intelligence.
  • Wolverine Claws: He has three enlarged talons on each arm, with the biggest on the thumb due to genes from the base Spinosaurus as well as Allosaurus and Suchomimus.

     The Ultimasaurus 

The Ultimasaurus a.k.a The Red Death a.k.a Ulti Zera

  • True Final Boss: It certainly fills this role in the RPG, as it's dubbed the ultimate biological weapon, not to mention it being designed for waging war if its designs were to be sold to the military.
  • I Have Many Names: It's described by Bill Stewarts as "Red Death", while some flavor text calls it Ulti Zera. However, like Snoke, it doesn't respond to either nickname, instead just ignoring the party's dubbing while it's on screen.
  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: It's finally killed by Snoke ramming his clawed arm through an already opened wound in his chest with enough force the claws burst out the hybrid's back.
  • It Is Dehumanising: Since it's the equivalent of Bagan in the Lost World RPG, it would be appropriate the hybrid was given no gender.
  • Mix-and-Match Critters: The Red Death has the traits of multiple animals: Its main genetic template is the Tyrannosaurus rex, while some of the other traits mentioned include the horns of Triceratops, the raptor claw of a Deinonychus and the scutes of an Ankylosaurus.
  • Unskilled, but Strong: It's never fought a battle in its life, as it has been stuck in a giant paddock since his creation in 1993. This doesn't hinder it at all in its first and last battle, though, and nearly usurps Snoke's rule because of this.

     Godzilla Earth 

Godzilla Earth a.k.a. Adam's Abomination

  • Adaptational Villainy: While he was already bad in the anime trilogy, Godzilla Earth is portrayed as even worse in this series, especially given that he cared more about his pride than his son.
  • Alternate Self: Adam's Abomination is heavily implied to be a mainline version of Godzilla Earth, it was just killed when he was extremely young.
  • And Show It to You: Junior kills its premature counterpart within the main timeline by ripping out the organ serving as its 'heart' and obliterating it.
  • Big Bad: Of the 2018 Halloween special, being the main enemy the heroes were seemingly summoned to face.
  • Botanical Abomination: A literal walking mountain of a beast with a plant-based biology incorporating nanometallic flesh, capable of terraforming an entire planet over the course of 20 millenias, making every species of flora and fauna existing on its surface merely an extension of its will. Once the Leviathan ravages it to death, Godzilla Earth tries to rejuvinate itself by draining the energy out of the same biosphere it had created, to no avail.
  • Can't Catch Up:
    • Initially outclassing all of the four heroic Godzilla as well as all the native kaiju on its version of Terra. The tables turn when the Leviathan begins reaching its full power and effortlessly tanks everything Godzilla Earth can throw at it.
    • According to Word of God, Godzilla Jr. and Zilla Jr. would eventually inflict this trope themselves if they were to fight Earth again: Earth fought them when they were much weaker and inexperienced than they are now. If a rematch were to happen now, the outcome would likely be entirely different.
  • Desecratingthe Dead: Within the main timeline, it dons the skeletal remains of Gojira's nephew Adam as the framework for the rest of its body, enraging Gojira greatly.
  • Evil Counterpart: To both the Showa Godzilla and Godzilla Junior. Unlike the Showa Godzilla, who started in conflict with humanity and learned to forgive and protect them, Godzilla Earth just ramped up its destructive tendencies and destroyed the old world. While Godzilla Junior is consistently conscious of others and upholds his morals on their behalf, Godzilla Earth completely lacks morals entirely and considers the concerns of anything but itself meaningless.
  • Expy: Appears to be a combination of the worst traits displayed by Megatron and Galvatron, particularly once one regards Godzilla Earth's contrast towards the Optimus Prime-inspired Godzilla Junior.
  • Hero Killer: It kills Zilla Junior, Godzilla Junior, Gojira, and Showa Godzilla one by one. At least until Godzilla Junior's body absorbs the fallen's energies and becomes the Leviathan.
  • "It" Is Dehumanizing: Genderless and monstrous to the core, so it's always referred to as this.
  • Papa Wolf: Played With. He went on a rampage when his son was killed, but unlike Senior seems to see this more as an affront to himself than paternal rage. Notably, Showa managing to badly wound him with his last attack actually makes him much angrier than when Filius died.
  • Ãœbermensch: Deconstructed, as detachment and disinterest in any life but its own lead to it killing off all the other kaiju and billions of humans for no other reason than that it could.
  • Unskilled, but Strong: All it does is throwing beam after beam after the heroes; punching, clawing, swiping and biting while doing so without finesse or any sort of style. Yet because of its ridiculous power levels, this is more than enough to finish off all 4 of the other Godzillas. Becomes visciously deconstructed, as in a one-on-one confrontation with the stronger, and by far more skilled Leviathian, it is because of this uncoordinated fighting style that Godzilla Earth gets obliterated within just a few minutes.
    • Ditto for the Abomination: It is incredibly powerful, but noted to have very little technique. Even after it starts to overpower Gojira, it mostly sticks to a very unfocused brawler style of fighting. Whenever it's confronted by an opponent who can match or exceed it in power, or more than one opponent, it tends to get clobbered.

     Haruo Sakaki 

Haruo Sakaki

  • Ain't Too Proud to Beg: After breaking down and realizing what he's done, he pleads with the Leviathan to do better and save the Aratrum.
  • Heel Realization: Maina throws it in his face the deaths of his troops, disruption of Houtua way of life, Godzilla Earth's wrath, and now the Leviathan's rampage are technically all his fault and Haruo finds himself agreeing.
  • Manly Tears: Justifiably breaks down crying after he's forced to gun down Metphies and him realizing his quest for revenge was all for nothing, only resulting in misery for everyone involved.
  • Vengeance Feels Empty: Seeing Leviathan killing Godzilla Earth ultimately results in this and helps cause his Heel Realization.

     The Leviathan 

The Leviathan

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  • All Your Powers Combined: It is formed from the essences of Zilla Junior, Showa Godzilla, and Gojira flowing into Godzilla Junior's corpse and reviving it. It has many of their bodies' features and techniques.
  • Ambiguous Situation: Is it a previously existing God of Destruction incarnating through the slain heroic Godzilla? A dark super form for Godzilla Junior? The souls of those slain by Godzilla Earth reviving GMK style to take their revenge? The special never clarifies.
  • Blade Below the Shoulder: Retractable blades erupting from the top of its wrist with energized edges.
  • Giant Flyer: Via a combination of Shin Godzilla-like back beams and Showa Godzilla's propulsion breath out said dorsal vents.
  • One-Hit Kill: While not used within the special itself, it possesses an ability called "Hakai" that can instantly disintegrate its opponent with a single touch. According to Tarbtano, this is how Anime!Ghidorah meets its end.
  • No-Sell: Eventually its power skyrockets to such an extent nothing Godzilla Earth or potentially Anime King Ghidorah can do even phases it.
  • Red Baron: The God of Destruction.

    Berserek 

Berserek

  • Adaptational Origin Connection: Its creators seem to have some relationship to the Simians whereas in the anime they were simply Expys of them. Also rather than being constructed to fight Godzilla Earth, Berserek is an rampaging experimental weapon that took on Gojira's form to become the apex life form. The irony being the Nebulans at the point they fight it haven't even met Godzilla Jr. yet.
  • Composite Character: Of the Lost Project Berserek and Anime Mechagodzilla.
  • Evil Is Bigger: It quickly grows into a 300 meter tall Mechagodzilla.
  • Evil Versus Evil: Arrives on the Nebulans' homeworld and rampages against them, then Gigan steps up to fight him.
  • The Assimilator: Can assimilate technology into itself to increase in size and power. It can also assimilate organic creatures in some capacity.

    Giranbo 

Giranbo

  • Age Lift: Canon Giranbo is as old as Halloween at least. This one is much older and has been around since before the Extinction Hour.
  • Ancient Evil: She's been around since before the Extinction Hour and fought one of Lea's ancient ancestors. This is something that worries Lea, as a magic user from that era is exceptionally dangerous.
  • Arch-Enemy: She has been fighting the Mothra line for countless generations. She becomes disappointed when Destroyah ends up fighting her instead of Lea, saying she was looking forward to ending the Mothra line once and for all.
  • Big Bad: Of the 2019 Halloween Special, during which she invades Ponyville.
  • Child Eater: Devours the souls, dreams, and nightmares of children. She's done this to millions.
  • Clipped-Wing Angel: After Destroyah gains the upperhand in their fight by dividing up and swarming her, she grows into a one kilometer tall behemoth...that still weighs exactly as much as her 100 meter form and isn't any stronger. As it turns out, she's losing, she knows she's losing, and the gigantic form was intended to scare Destroyah off rather than being at all useful in combat. The 400 meter tall demonic Destroyah copy she then assumes is likewise useless for the same reason.
  • Cruel and Unusual Death:
    • According to her bio, she has a serious love of doing this to adults who have ticked her off. At one point in their fight, she attempts to draw and quarter Destroyah to kill her as sadistically as possible. When she gets distracted from that, she opts to just throw her in a forest fire and burn her to death.
    • Destroyah essentially subjects her to the Oxygen Destroyer, dissolving her alive into nothing. Horrific way to die? Yes. Well deserved? Also yes.
  • Dark Action Girl: She is an extremely evil, extremely dangerous female monster. Notably, she manages to come extremely close to killing Destroyah in their fight on multiple occasions.
  • Deader than Dead: The narration states she didn't have a 'soul to her name' and Word of God confirms she lacked one. As such, when Destroyah kills her, she gone completely.
  • Demon Lords and Archdevils: Her profile suggests if she is a demon, she may be an archdemon.
  • Dimensional Traveler: She's capable of traveling between worlds. This makes trying to stop her a Race Against the Clock, as if she escapes the kids she's kidnapped will be beyond rescue.
  • The Fair Folk: One potential origin is she's a mutated fae as suggested in her bio and speculated in the story itself.
  • Fighting a Shadow: While fighting her and an army of clones, Destroyah seemingly locates the real one and reduces her to a skeleton. As Destroyah and the Cutie Mark Crusaders attempt to leave, she reveals her real body was her house as it turns into her true form.
  • Frame-Up: She reveals that in many of her previous visits to Equestria, she often took the form of Nightmare Moon. This is the reason why Nightmare Moon was rumored to be a Child Eater.
  • Healing Factor: She seems to be able to rapidly heal from damage when actually harmed. However, this seems to be using the additional mass she'd put in her house, but once she transforms into her true form and size, she no longer has additional mass to allocate to healing her wounds.
  • I Know What You Fear: After tasting Destroyah's blood, she reads her memories and learns that she fears Burning Godzilla Senior, so she turns into him. Unfortunately for her, Destroyah's love for the CMC is stronger than her fear.
  • I'm Melting!: Destroyah let's loose the full power of the Oxygen Destroyer and dissolves her, resulting in her melting alive. Destroyah then keeps going until there's not any possible trace of her left behind.
  • Load-Bearing Boss:
    • After Destroyah seemingly kills her, her house collapses. Justified, as she was preparing to go One-Winged Angel by absorbing it.
    • Downplayed when Destroyah kills her for real. The Dream Graveyard begins to disappear and die, but it's slow enough the heroes don't need to rush and more serves as a sign she's really dead this time. Justified as the Graveyard was tied to her and can't exist without her.
  • Magic Knight: She's a skilled hand to hand combatant as well as a master magic user.
  • Me's a Crowd: One of her most dangerous abilities is to create copies of herself which, while far less durable than the real deal, are just as powerful. These copies can in turn make copies of themselves.
  • Missing Reflection: She doesn't have a reflection in mirrors.
  • Monster Mash: Invoked. During her battle with Destroyah, she transforms into a Wolf Stallion, Count Dracolta, Frankenhoof's Monster, a Gillstallion, and the Mummy.
  • Multiple-Choice Past: Her origins are a mystery and several potential ones are suggested: a mutated fae, a human dark witch who mutated herself into her current state, a demon, or something else entirely.
  • One-Winged Angel: She can assume her true, 100 meter tall kaiju form. She does so after Destroyah destroys her pony body, revealing her house is part of her body and merging with it.
  • Our Demons Are Different: One suggested origin for her is that she is a surviving archdemon.
  • Outside-Context Problem: She has nothing to do with Bagan or any of the Equestrian villains, and hasn't been on Terra for over a decade, so no one expected her to just show up in Ponyville on Nightmare Night. Even Lea only knows her from her ancestral memory.
  • Power Copying: She can use the powers of any creature she transforms into, but she cannot copy their power level. At one point, she turns into Burning Godzilla Senior and blasts Destroyah with the Red Spiral Ray, only for Destroyah to comment it is not nearly as powerful as the real deal.
  • Red Baron: Halloween Horror; The Witch; The Child Eater.
  • Rogues' Gallery Transplant: Is originally an Ultraman Tiga villain.
  • Regularly Scheduled Evil: Attacks a universe each year on Halloween, Nightmare Night, or similar holiday to mass abduct children.
  • Sadist: Giranbo enjoys every moment of the horrible things she does.
  • Shapeshifter Baggage: Subverted, as while at first it seems she's doing this, in actuality she's using the mass of her gigantic true form to shapeshift and most of that mass is stored as her house when she's not using it. Once she's in her true form, she can't increase in mass any further, only volume, and has to allocate mass to shapeshift in a meaningful way. Thus the 1 kilometer tall form she assumes weighs just as much as her 100 meter tall form.
  • Shout-Out: She's a fear feeding, shapeshifting, otherworldly abomination who appears on a strict timer, taking inspiration from Pennywise. The light emitting from her internals when she opens her mouth wide enough to reveal the souls inside her is also called a 'deadlight', as is the light from the eye of her true form.
  • Soul Eating: She eats the souls of children. She comments that the souls of adults are unappetizing.
  • Teleportation: She can rapid-fire teleport. However, she cannot Tele-Frag objects and if something is touching her, they are brought with her. She cannot teleport if something of roughly equal or greater mass has grabbed onto her.
  • Time Abyss: She's from the Pre-Toba Era and unlike many survivors, she's actually been active that long.
  • Villain Song: Sings a version of "Come Little Children" to draw her victims to her lair. Part of it is the 'Children of the Night' My Little Pony fan version, the other is original.
  • Villains Want Mercy: As Destroyah is dissolving her, she begs for mercy and offers to let the CMC go and send Destroyah home to Terra if she spares her. Destroyah doesn't listen.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifting: One of her primary powers is her ability to shape-shift into numerous forms.
  • Was Once a Man: One possible origin Lea considers is she used to be a human dark witch before becoming whatever she is now.
  • Wicked Witch: She's an evil extradimensional witch who abducts children in mass, eats their souls to feed on their dreams and nightmares, and is a sadistic mass murderer.
  • Would Hurt a Child: She's explicitly a mass child murderer. To escape she threatens to smash the CMC's heads against Twilight's barrier to force her to drop it, and Twilight has zero doubt she'd actually go through with it.

    Dr. Daisuke Serizawa 

Dr. Daisuke Serizawa

  • Befriending the Enemy: He and Steven Martin, future reporter during the 1954 Godzilla attack, met during World War 2 when Martin found Serizawa wounded from a shrapnel explosion.
  • Conscription: He was a medic in the Japanese Imperial military in World War 2, but not at all willingly and was horrified by both the actions of Japan's enemies and his own nation's warcrimes.
  • Jacob Marley Apparel: Until he sees his "daughter" Destroyah, who has become genuinely heroic, after she saves the CMC from Giranbo and frees the spirits of the witch's previous victims, he's still wearing the diving suit he was in when he died. Afterward, he wears his normal lab apparel and his lost eye regenerates.
  • My Greatest Failure: He considered making the Oxygen Destroyer this, given it both meant he was doomed to creating a weapon worse than the nuclear bomb but also created Destroyah. This is why Destroyah killing Giranbo and intentionally freeing her victims' souls allows him to finally pass on: his creation would finally be able to help the world.
  • Related in the Adaptation: Due to the combined canon, he was the uncle of Dr. Ishiro Serizawa by being the older brother to Ishiro's father.
  • Scars are Forever: Lost an eye in World War 2 due to a shrapnel explosion. He keeps it as a spirit and it only heals when he's able to finally pass on.
  • Shell-Shocked Veteran: The horror he witnessed in World War 2 led to him inventing the Oxygen Destroyer in an attempt to make a medical breakthrough.
  • So Proud of You: He's Destroyah's creator, and it's implied he's been haunting her since her birth. However, after she becomes genuinely heroic due to the CMC, kills Giranbo, and frees the souls of all her victims, Serizawa acknowledges she's finally the good he desired to come from the Oxygen Destroyer and cries Tears of Joy. Destroyah notes while she never wanted his approval, it feels very good to have it.
  • Tears of Joy: His ghost sheds them upon seeing his "daughter" having become the genuine force for good he'd always desired.

    Anna 

  • Adaptational Badass: Anna was already an Action Girl, but this one is a close to 30 feet long bioweapon capable of casually shredding a squad of mercenaries.
  • Adaptational Species Change:
  • Bioweapon Beast: She was made to be a bioweapon soldier, but escaped.
  • Escaped from the Lab: She escaped the lab she was made in during the chaos of Final Wars.
  • Goofy Feathered Dinosaur: Her creator apparently decided to patch out her Utahraptor feathers because they weren't scary or marketable. Anna is very annoyed by that fact because she thinks she'd look beautiful with feathers.
  • Genius Bruiser: She's a 30 foot long bioweapon with physical enhancement Mysterian hybrid in her genome, but also smart enough to hack into local wireless internet, learn enough about biology and science she could easily get a degree by examination, and can perform self-surgery.
  • Super-Strength: There's Mysterian and human in her genome, technically making her a physical enhancement hybrid. This means she's super strong even for a 30 foot long bioweapon.
  • Worf Had the Flu: She loses her fight with Reza and would've died if Theo and Monique hadn't arrived, but she was wounded by a surprise shot before it started and she hadn't eaten a good meal in weeks. Theo notes even in her current state, she managed to shred a squad of mercenaries with little effort.

    Kenneth "Kenn" James 

  • An Ice Person: He's an ice elemental fae. Downplayed, as he's too weak to do much more than keep drinks cold or blind someone with ice breath. When he's having a panic attack, he does start rapidly cooling the area around him or freezing things in direct contact, but he has no control over it.
  • The Fair Folk: He's a fae, specifically a Dacian Dracomorph, a variant of the same type of fae as Salandra Darkveil with werewolf (Wulver specifically) mixed into its bloodline. However, unlike her and the Wylder fae, he's just a civilian and far weaker, mostly being no stronger than the average atheletic human.
  • Gentle Giant: His true Dracomorph form is nine feet tall and considerably larger than a normal human. He's generally a nice guy, and even when stopping a mugger, largely just restrained him.
  • How Do I Shot Web?: After his awakening into a fae, he had next to no idea how to use his powers...or even walk on his new digitigrade legs and control his new limbs. He had to go with Theo Wylder and Langoud to learn how.
  • Magical Species Transformation: A Gyaos attack on Point Pleasant resulted in his fae ancestry awakening and him transforming into a Dacian Dracomorph, a type of draconic werewolf with an elf as their alternate form. Played With, as he technically didn't become another species, but rather a Human Subspecies that evolved when mana levels were much higher.
  • Our Elves Are Different: Dracomorphs like him are actually a type of elf with the ability to tranform into a draconic form. While being a Dacian Dracomorph, his true form is a draconic werewolf thanks to his Wulver blood, he can still turn into an elf.
  • Our Werewolves Are Different: As a Dacian Dracomorph, he possesses werewolf in his heritage in addition to Dracomorph, resulting in a draconic werewolf that can turn into an elf. The specific type of wolf-like fae is a Wulver, a type of benevolent Irish wolfman.
  • Painful Transformation: His awakening and transformation into a fae was extremely painful, being described as like his entire nervous system being on fire. Subverted afterwards, as he's capable of transforming into his elf form and back to his true form without any pain at all.
  • Power Incontinence: When he's having a panic attack, his ice powers get stronger, but he can't control them.
  • Traumatic Superpower Awakening: His fae nature awakened during a Gyaos attack on Point Pleasant after one nearly carried him off.
  • Weredragon: He's a Dracomorph, a type of elf capable of turning into a humanoid draconic form. He's a subtype called a Dacian Dracomorph resulting from having a wolf-type fae (Wulver in his case) mixed in, resulting in his default form being a draconic werewolf.

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