Godzilla: Man’s Punishment: Walrus Tusks

Description

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Instructions

Following what would come to be known as the infamous “Godzilla Day” off the coast of South Africa a walrus like silhouette was spotted underwater. A few days later on November 7 1954, a Walrus like kaiju surfaced in Cape Town, South Africa, it was a walrus like kaiju, but it moved like a lizard and lacked whiskers. The kaiju quickly made landfall with the South African military unable to stop it. It chewed and bit through buildings, leaving desolation and jumped into the water, escaping. The examination of the rubble revealed that this was not a walrus, but a reptile specifically a Walrus like Lizard from Odo Island called a Walrus Lizard, further more the gender of the kaiju was male, and he was dubbed “Maguma” by the South African Government. Maguma made landfall in other African Countries like Madagascar where he ravaged the island, Tanzania, where he brought even more desolation with the military unable to stop him. However on all of the countries he attacked it seemed like he was searching for something, a rival? A food source? Radiation? It was a mystery, until Maguma swam to India, attacking Chennai, the Indian military tried their best but were unsuccessful in repelling Maguma. Maguma was looking for a rival, to eliminate the only other kaiju was similar sized to Maguma, was Godzilla whose trajectory was also towards Chennai. A clash of the titans was about to begin, and it would be one of the most destructive rivalries to have ever been seen.