Kaiju Generator
Who doesn't love giant stompy monsters, from Godzilla to Mothra to more? This generator is to help people make their own Kaiju.
Let's face it, those cities aren't going to step on THEMSELVES.
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Kaiju
The gigantic single-eyed humanoid of cosmic energy. It comes from the north pole. It delights in combat.
The enormous feline monster that can tunnel through the earth. It was created in an experimental accident. It is a friend to all children.
The gigantic equine monster that has a sonic scream. It comes from another dimension. It is controlled by a mad scientist.
The gigantic liquid metal snake that fires lasers from its eyes. It was captured on another planet and brought here. It despises humanity.
The huge plesiosaur that can tunnel through the earth. It hatched from a giant egg. It mindlessly seeks someone to give it orders.
The huge mass of liquid that eats metal. It came from the past. It seeks to rule all it sees.
The enormous single-eyed cephalopod creature. It was created by weapons testing. It protects its territory.
The enormous amorphous dinosaur-gorilla that can tunnel through the earth. It was created by weapons testing. It protects its territory.
The huge cainine beast that gives off radiation. It was created in an experimental accident. It exists only to destroy.
The gigantic cephalopod monster that spews acid. It comes from another dimension. It delights in combat.
The gigantic pyramid of necrotic tissue that spews acid. It was summoned by sorcery. It protects its mysterious life source.
The gigantic equine beast that projects strange rays as weapons. It was the result of genetic experimentation. It is a friend to all children.
The enormous multi-eyed moth-wolverine that eats metal. It came from the future. It protects its mysterious life source.
The huge radioactive mastodon-mantis. It came from the future. It preserves the life force of the Earth.
The enormous crystaline lion. It came from the past. It is controlled by a mad scientist.
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