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A primitive reptile that existed in the Late Jurassic Period where it's predecessors survived the end of the Cretaceous Period, Godzilla is an early abelisaurid living alongside the fearsome Allosaurus and it's relative Ceratosaurus. It's bones were found in the foot of Mt. Fuji in November of 1954, with traces of radiation found where the plate-like bones lie. It was a carnivore/piscivore at about 25 meters tall and 125 meters long with it's preferred habitat of places containing high traces of geothermal radiation such as geysers and rather close to volcanic areas. Reasons behind how it grew to a massive size is unknown, however after the discoveries of the larger pterosaur Rodan and the large insect Mothra and large traces of radiation around their corpses suggested that these creatures preyed upon each other. Another theory suggests that Godzilla has a special organ made to consume radiation alongside eating these large creatures.
Godzilla's teeth are a transition between the steak knife-like teeth to the conical teeth along with it's lifestyle as evident of a plesiosaur flipper in it's stomach, though it may be from a carcass washed up on shore despite evidence of the tail being crocodilian and moved fast despite the large hind legs it possessed and the sheer armour it possessed. It was once thought that Godzilla had to surface for air every now and then, but a mummified species found in May 2014 shows that Godzilla has a unique way of breathing on land and on water making it one of the first saurian to be amphibious by nature. The most interesting part of this creature is the fact that the mummified specimen has an organ that projects an "atomic breath" through an organ that converts stored radiation into a hydrogen-based beam more powerful than fire.

Damn, that's a lot type in for this one drawing... and yes, i would've like the new version of Godzilla 1998 to look like this and have an atomic breath while being used to thing exploding on him....

Description
A primitive reptile that existed in the Late Jurassic Period where it's predecessors survived the end of the Cretaceous Period, Godzilla is an early abelisaurid living alongside the fearsome Allosaurus and it's relative Ceratosaurus. It's bones were found in the foot of Mt. Fuji in November of 1954, with traces of radiation found where the plate-like bones lie. It was a carnivore/piscivore at about 25 meters tall and 125 meters long with it's preferred habitat of places containing high traces of geothermal radiation such as geysers and rather close to volcanic areas. Reasons behind how it grew to a massive size is unknown, however after the discoveries of the larger pterosaur Rodan and the large insect Mothra and large traces of radiation around their corpses suggested that these creatures preyed upon each other. Another theory suggests that Godzilla has a special organ made to consume radiation alongside eating these large creatures.
Godzilla's teeth are a transition between the steak knife-like teeth to the conical teeth along with it's lifestyle as evident of a plesiosaur flipper in it's stomach, though it may be from a carcass washed up on shore despite evidence of the tail being crocodilian and moved fast despite the large hind legs it possessed and the sheer armour it possessed. It was once thought that Godzilla had to surface for air every now and then, but a mummified species found in May 2014 shows that Godzilla has a unique way of breathing on land and on water making it one of the first saurian to be amphibious by nature. The most interesting part of this creature is the fact that the mummified specimen has an organ that projects an "atomic breath" through an organ that converts stored radiation into a hydrogen-based beam more powerful than fire.

Damn, that's a lot type in for this one drawing... and yes, i would've like the new version of Godzilla 1998 to look like this and have an atomic breath while being used to thing exploding on him....