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To stick close to his mutant toad routes, I picked beelzebufo ampinga as Ganera's ancestry species. In present day, his species is limited to the chain of islands once used as nurseries for Gojiradons pups or for their eggs to remain incubated until they conditions are right for hatching. An individual named "Gabera", like most amphibians, spends a majority of the time in the swampy marshes of the island. Is a constant harasser of Godzilla Jr. as in the past when both species were in abundance, they'd regularly prey on the infants. Though, by now Jr. has grown large enough to not be swallowed whole, though that doesn't stop the toad from trying. Since his kind are rather lacking in physical power, they've developed the ability identical to the electric eel of sending out discharges of electricity through their palms as a defensive measure. An orange moss-like substance grows on Gabera's head and thus resembling hair. It appears to cause no harm to the amphibian.

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Description
To stick close to his mutant toad routes, I picked beelzebufo ampinga as Ganera's ancestry species. In present day, his species is limited to the chain of islands once used as nurseries for Gojiradons pups or for their eggs to remain incubated until they conditions are right for hatching. An individual named "Gabera", like most amphibians, spends a majority of the time in the swampy marshes of the island. Is a constant harasser of Godzilla Jr. as in the past when both species were in abundance, they'd regularly prey on the infants. Though, by now Jr. has grown large enough to not be swallowed whole, though that doesn't stop the toad from trying. Since his kind are rather lacking in physical power, they've developed the ability identical to the electric eel of sending out discharges of electricity through their palms as a defensive measure. An orange moss-like substance grows on Gabera's head and thus resembling hair. It appears to cause no harm to the amphibian.

Leave what you think of this down in the comments.