History Characters / AbraxasHrodvitnonTitansAndOtherCreatures

* HorrifyingTheHorror: [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/736744231470759936/ Word of God]] says they have some past history with Ghidorah, and whatever it was, even ''they'' despite their nature have since feared the sapient-exterminating OmnicidalManiac for generations; implicitly at least in part because being unable to leave a lasting record of experiencing Ghidorah's omnicide (naturally), renders the experience meaningless to the fleet's culture.

* AdaptationalHeroism: She's firmly on Godzilla's side when [[spoiler:Ghidorah reemerges]], in contrast to how her canon portrayal in the Franchise/MonsterVerse is one of the nastier Titans outright and she's [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder one of the least loyal to Godzilla]] to the point where he eventually kills her.

* AmbiguousRobot: This version of Mechagodzilla [[AlternateUniverseFic doesn't have a Ghidorah skull as its controller]], but it's still clear ''something'' which is related to Ghidorah or Ghidorah's children has some control and influence in the mech, making it ambiguous how much this version is robotic and how much it's a cyborg.
* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as of the Timeline's end-point precisely ''what'' the entity that took over Mechagodzilla during its test run really is or how it did so, especially since there's no leftover Ghidorah skull for Apex Cybernetics to use as part of Mechagodzilla in this timeline, but it's clear that the entity has control of the mech's systems and that it's in some way related to Ghidorah and/or the Many. It could be Ghidorah itself, the Many, Don and Meg, or something else.

* HiddenVillain: PlayedWith. It has yet to be canonically revealed in the [=AbraxasVerse=] just ''what'' is possessing/haunting Mechagodzilla, but the author drops hints in the Timeline for RecursiveFanfiction to explore which make it clear that it's a Ghidorah-related or -derived entity which intends to continue Ghidorah's work. It could be the Many, Abaddon and Megiddo, Ghidorah itself, or a new entity.
* HumongousMecha: A Godzilla-sized and Godzilla-shaped machine being designed to combat Titans after the Mass Awakening, with a human (or potentially [[HalfHumanHybrid human-ish]]) pilot or pilots controlling it. However, it's heavily implied that ''something else'' which isn't human has hijacked control of Mechagodzilla without its builders realizing.
* MysteriousPurple: It's been established on the author's Tumblr that Mechagodzilla emanates purple light, and it's canonically shrouded in mystery in the [=AbraxasVerse=] Timeline, as described under AmbiguousRobot and AmbiguousSituation.
* PurpleIsPowerful: It's widely accepted on the author's Tumblr that Mechagodzilla emits purple light instead of the movie version's crimson light, differentiating it from the similarly Ghidorah-derived, crimson-glowing and silver-color schemed Monster X in this version. Purple, besides matching Apex Cybernetics' main color motif in the movie, is a color that can represent royalty, ambition and power (Mechagodzilla's builders made it to overpower and usurp Godzilla's kingship so that they could rule the Earth), and also mystery (it's still shrouded in a lot of mystery at the [=AbraxasVerse=] Timeline's end-point, like who its final pilot(s) will be and precisely ''what'' is controlling it without its builders' knowledge and how).

* SuperiorSuccessor: Mechagodzilla is intended to be an "improved" counterpart to Kiryu MK I.
* {{Technopath}}: In the [=AbraxasVerse=] Timeline, Mechagodzilla's computers suffer a seeming glitch which implies that something sentient, malevolent and Ghidorah-related is secretly possessing it or has at least hijacked it.

* AdaptationalHeroism: She's firmly on Godzilla's side even when [[spoiler:Ghidorah reemerges]], whereas in the ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'' {{novelization}} she's remembered as one of the nastier Titans outright.

* LineageComesFromTheFather: His father was the protector of Mu and an old friend to Godzilla, but nothing is known about his mother except that she and the Lord of Dragons had intended to start a nest.

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* AmbiguousRobot: This version of Mechagodzilla [[AlternateUniverseFic doesn't have a Ghidorah skull as its controller]], but it's still clear that ''something'' which is related to Ghidorah or Ghidorah's children has some control and influence in the mech, making it ambiguous how much this version is robotic and how much it's a cyborg.

* PurpleIsPowerful: It's widely accepted on the author's Tumblr that Mechagodzilla emits purple light instead of the movie version's crimson light, differentiating it from the similarly Ghidorah-derived and silver-color schemed Monster X in this version. Purple, besides matching Apex Cybernetics' main color motif in the movie, is a color that can represent royalty, ambition and power (Mechagodzilla's builders made it to overpower and usurp Godzilla's kingship so that they could rule the Earth), and also mystery (it's still shrouded in a lot of mystery at the [=AbraxasVerse=] Timeline's end-point, like who its final pilot(s) will be and precisely ''what'' is controlling it without its builders' knowledge and how).

* MeaningfulName: He's named after a draconic monster from Greek mythology, fitting for a ''Titanus Gojira''. However, his namesake's role in the myth foreshadows Apex's true intentions for the clone: in the myth, the divine hero Heracles kills Ladon as one of his last tasks in service to his mortal king and cousin before he attains immortality, foreshadowing that Ladon is intended to be killed by Mechagodzilla as a special test in service to its human master Walter Simmons before it fulfils his ambitions.

* AndYourRewardIsInfancy: {{Implied|Trope}} by [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/637226140951625728/ Word of God]] – assuming that Manda's pre-birth origin [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane Magic rather than Mundane]], it's suggested that Serizawa [[{{Reincarnation}} reincarnated]] as this creature as a sort of reward for essentially sacrificing himself to save a god.

* HumanoidAliens: It's all but stated that they were vaguely human-like in shape and technology, enough so that Ghidorah's memories of them are the main reason why Ghidorah despises the human race on Earth so murderously when it sees them billions of years later. [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/674295714930671616/ Word of God]] furthermore compares the Makers to a much more malevolent version of the [[Characters/HaloForerunners Forerunners]].

[[folder:Manda (Mandazawa) ('''*Unmarked Spoilers*''')]]
!!!'''Scientific name:''' ''[[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/185769385301 Titanus Manda]]''
A newborn marine serpentine Titan and the offspring of a long-dead old friend of Godzilla.

* LukeIMightBeYourFather: Godzilla's has suspected since his youth that Dagon/Raijin/Adam was his biological DisappearedDad, but he can't be sure.

Technologically-advanced and space-faring but utterly deranged alien beings in the service of Gigan, who they worship as a god. They apparently know of and fear Ghidorah. Gigan might be responsible for driving them to their deranged mindsets. They might be responsible for a ''Titanus Gojira'' formerly known as Ozymandias becoming Spacegodzilla via infecting him with a cordyceps-like crystalline fungus.

A malevolent and extremely depraved extraterrestrial cyborg Titan, who commands a horde of demented, spacefaring alien worshippers. He might have encountered Ghidorah before its arrival on Earth, and he or his worshippers might be responsible for a ''Titanus Gojira'' formerly known as Ozymandias becoming Spacegodzilla via infecting him with a cordyceps-like crystalline fungus.

* AmbiguousSituation: Are they AlwaysChaoticEvil or do they have the potential to be the AntiAntichrist like Monster X under the right circumstances? Do they even know what they are and what their fathers have planned for them?

* MixAndMatchCritters: Aside from his [[Characters/MonsterVerseKaiju canon physical traits]] from ''Pteranodon'', tyrannosaurids, bats and birds of prey carrying over, Rodan's chest is revealed to be an erogenous zone in his species, similarly to in birds like parrots.

Technologically-advanced and space-faring but utterly deranged alien beings in the service of Gigan, who they worship as a god. Gigan might be responsible for driving them to their deranged mindsets. They might be responsible for a ''Titanus Gojira'' formerly known as Ozymandias becoming Spacegodzilla via infecting him with a cordyceps-like crystalline fungus.

* {{Sadist}}: Gigan is in some ways more sadistic than even '''Ghidorah''' was. Not unlike Ghidorah, Gigan revels in torturing and dismembering his foes and any innocents in sight, looking to have as much fun as possible along the way; but relative to Ghidorah, Gigan is slightly less focused on the death and extinction and is slightly ''more'' focused on drawing out his victims' agony and bodily mutilation as much as possible. Speaking of which… what Gigan turns the sapient aliens that he encounters into makes being mercilessly and gleefully exterminated by Ghidorah look like an outright ''preferable'' fate by comparison.

!Other Titans

[[folder:Godzilla]]

[[folder:Skullcrawlers]]

!!!'''Scientific name:''' ''Titanus Cranium Reptant''

An aggressive species of giant serpentine predators which are normally found on Skull Island, although several specimens escaped into the Hollow Earth's tunnels during the Mass Awakening.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: {{Downplayed}}. The ''Godzilla vs. Kong'' title sequence indicates they've been classified as a Titan species in [=MonsterVerse=] canon; whereas in this story, Chapter 17 explicitly shows that Thor himself doesn't consider Skullcrawlers to be in the same class as Titans and indicates there is a distinct class difference.
* TheBusCameBack: Their entrance into the story at around Chapter [[spoiler:11]], having gotten off Skull Island, is an Unexpected Character moment.
* HorrifyingTheHorror: As mean and HorrorHunger-driven as Skullcrawlers are, the Many and/or the [[spoiler:partly-regenerated Ghidorah]] send them ''fleeing for their lives''.
* ImplacableMan: In Chapter 11, torching them with flamethrowers and incendiary grenades doesn't impede them. Note that in ''Film/KongSkullIsland'', a gas explosion proved to be capable of dealing mortal harm to a Skullcrawler – these Crawlers are just ''that'' desperate to escape [[spoiler:the Many and/or Ghidorah]].
* SoundOnlyDeath: The last we see of two Crawlers is them being violently pulled out of sight through a hole, followed by the sounds of them being mutilated [[spoiler:and assimilated into the Many]].
* WallCrawl: One of them scales a cave wall to reach a hole a significant distance above ground level.
* TheWorfEffect: They're on the lower end from the Many or [[spoiler:a partly-regenerated Ghidorah]]. The antagonists of ''Film/KongSkullIsland'' positively ''flee'' from these new monsters, which dispatch them with frightening swiftness.

[[folder:Camazotz ('''*Unmarked Spoilers*''')]]

!!!'''Scientific name:''' ''Titanus Camazotz''

A bat-like Destroyer Titan which attacked San Diego during the Mass Awakening. He's transcribed in ancient hieroglyphs on Skull Island.

* ContinuityCameo: He only appears in the main story's final chapter, in the form of photographed hieroglyphs.
* DarkIsEvil: His emergence causes Skull Island's PerpetualStorm to close in and darken the sky, and he's disoriented by [[WeakenedByTheLight sunlight]].
* TheDreaded: The Iwi refuse to so much as approach a cave where ancient writings on him are transcribed, and Dr. Brooks feels a knot in his stomach when contemplating his return.
* TokenHeroicOrc: {{Inverted}}. While most of the awakened Titans have fallen in line under Godzilla, Camazotz disappeared shortly after the Battle at Boston, and he reemerges solely looking to usurp Kong's territory for himself.
* WeakenedByTheLight: Unlike in the [=MonsterVerse=] graphic novel, here his aversion to sunlight is put on display when Monster X causes sunlight to break through his storm.

!Miscellaneous

[[folder:The Makers ('''*Unmarked spoilers*''')]]

An advanced alien civilization who created Ghidorah to be their weapon billions of years ago… and were promptly destroyed by it.

* AbusivePrecursors: They're a technologically-advanced civilization which existed billions of years ago: they created [[DraconicAbomination Ghidorah]] specifically to wipe out all life on another civilization's planet in response to the latter civilization rejecting the Makers' alternative "offers" one time too many, and the Makers cruelly abducted, brutalized, experimented on and tortured three innocent wild animals to an ultimately '''horrific''' degree to get their planet-ending BioweaponBeast. After they set Ghidorah loose, it [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters became their]] [[PrecursorKillers Precursor Killer]].
* AliensAreBastards: Sapient aliens whom were scientifically and technologically far ahead of today's human race. And they used their intellects to inhumanely transform three wild animals into an apocalyptic TorturedMonster with both the ability and the inhumanely-ingrained ''need'' to inflict [[ApocalypseHow planet-wide extinction]], then they set it loose on another sapient planet to do just that.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: What they did to San and his brothers when the three of them were just innocent wild animals was pretty horrible and barbaric, and it's really hard to blame Ghidorah for killing them all in revenge. The author [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/645147573238333440/ once commented]] that the Makers probably enjoyed taking [[ShockStick electric prods]] to whatever animal equated to puppies in their home.
* ButWhatAboutTheAstronauts: [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/690309147799011328/ Word of God]] suggests that after Ghidorah [[PrecursorKillers exterminated the Makers]] off of the place where they made Ghidorah, Ghidorah subsequently discovered smaller colonies of the Makers' species were alive on other worlds. Alive until Ghidorah got to them.
* CreativeSterility: According to [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/645147573238333440/ the author]], they only had it in them to think of ways to inflict violence – they literally couldn't imagine anything else.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: They apparently didn't realize that once Ghidorah was done annihilating its intended target, Ghidorah with its new capabilities and powers of mass destruction would be all too capable of and motivated to return to the Makers' location and exterminate ''them'' after all the suffering they inflicted on it.
* FinalSolution: They explicitly made Ghidorah the way that it is to completely eradicate an enigmatic civilization on another planet, setting Ghidorah loose on the planet to obliterate everything on a planet-wide scale.
* GoneHorriblyRight: They turned Ghidorah into what it is now to be a BioweaponBeast so powerful that it could annihilate an enemy civilization on a planetary scale, with the [[TerribleTicking Old Noise]] torturing Ghidorah into doing just that until every visible thing on the targeted planet was dead. Problem was, Ghidorah was still alive, and it still had the Old Noise in its heads tormenting it if it didn't kill something. And the Makers' experiments apparently made Ghidorah able to travel through and survive in space to escape the targeted planet. And Ghidorah's minds had every reason to want revenge on the Makers for the suffering they'd caused it.
* HazmatSuit: When they venture out into the wilderness where the Dorats live, they wear full-body protective suits which obscure their true features.
* InscrutableAliens: Information on them is kept vague. [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/674216378268549120/ Word of God]] has described the Makers as intelligent but very inhuman in mind and has also [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/730833917979115520/ compared]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/674295714930671616/ them to]] the Forerunners in ''Franchise/{{Halo}}''. "Damnatio Memoriae" reveals that the Makers know the concept of mythical gods and deities but they "have [[OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions long since abandoned superstition]]", and it's revealed that they created Ghidorah to annihilate an enigmatic "Enemy" civilization which had rejected the Makers' previous "offers"; making Ghidorah a three-headed SiblingFusion in acknowledgement of both the number of refusals and the RuleOfThree[='s=] religious significance to the Enemy. But that's about all we know.
* KarmaHoudini: Some generations apparently passed the Makers by while Ghidorah was growing in their captivity, meaning that some of the Makers involved in the cruel experiments that had the mandate to inflict [[FinalSolution complete genocide]] on another sapient planet lived and died without facing punishment.
* KarmicDeath: They, or at least members of their kind with the power to do so, engineered a colossal BioweaponBeast with the power to obliterate all visible life on an entire planet (horribly torturing three innocent animals to form it), and then the Makers set said beast loose on another planet's sapient inhabitants [[FinalSolution to do just that]]. That same beast, vengeful for the torture inflicted on its original animal forms, then turned around and inflicted the same omnicide on the Makers.
* LookOnMyWorksYeMightyAndDespair: They were scientifically and technologically far superior to humanity, being capable of interstellar travel and extensively transmutating Ghidorah into the planetary extinction-bringing DraconicAbomination that it is now, and what little we know of the Makers themselves paints them as cold and inhuman in their morality but sophisticated. However, they apparently weren't prepared for Ghidorah turning against them and using the very world-ending powers they gave it to annihilate them – "[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46831738/chapters/122322187 Damnatio Memoriae]]" further indicates that the Makers weren't expecting Ghidorah to be quite as powerful as it ended up being.
* OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: {{Deconstructed|Trope}}. They're a technologically-advanced alien race who have a dubious concept of morality, deliberately inflicting a global extinction event on another sapient planet. The Makers' atheism is ''not'' used by the author to paint them as enlightened or rational, given how the [=AbraxasVerse=] continues to run with the ''King of the Monsters'' movie's thematic comparison of the Titans to old gods, plus it's hinted that the Makers' anti-spiritualist attitude contributed to their failure to realize [[DraconicAbomination just how powerful and dangerous their creation was until it was too late]].
* ShockStick: They use what appear to be electrical prods to violently shock the Dorats, both during and after their capture.
* StarfishLanguage: According to [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/653745095218266112/ the author]], the original [[TerribleTicking Old Noise]]'s message which the Makers originally coded into Ghidorah as a "standing order" is almost impossible for Vivienne to comprehend as a human fused with a former part of Ghidorah, although she can still get a sense of the general meaning.
* TranquilizerDart: They fire paralyzing darts at the Dorats in the process of capturing them, bringing the Dorat who would become San down with one.
* WouldHurtAChild: Specifically, Would Hurt a [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Baby Animal]]. "Damnatio Memoriae" confirms that the Dorats they turned into Ghidorah were still small juveniles of their species when the Makers violently captured them and started cruelly experimenting on them.

* HybridsAreACrapshoot: Weld unrefined Ghidorah DNA onto human bodies, and you get an undead, part-Ghidorah CaptainErsatz of Film/TheThing.

* LovecraftianSuperpower: Much like ''Film/TheThing'', the Many can reshape parts of their assimilated biomass into weaponized monstrous forms such as giant, flytrap-like jaws.

* CaptainErsatz: As the love-baby of TheVirus and TheAssimilator with a HiveMind, MindHive and a good deal of BodyHorror thrown in, [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/656515418850230272/ the author]] admits that the Many are very closely based on [[Characters/HaloOther the Flood]] and Film/TheThing.

* LoveIsAWeakness: According to [[https://www.tumblr.com/hrodvitnon/699677927317569536/ Word of God]], he'll never admit it, but he fears the prospect that an enemy of his could target a loved one in order to weaken him if he ever grows too emotionally attached.

* InscrutableAliens: Information on them is kept vague. [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/674216378268549120/ Word of God]] has described the Makers as intelligent but very inhuman in mind and has also [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/730833917979115520/ compared]] [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/674295714930671616/ them to]] the Forerunners in ''Franchise/{{Halo}}''. "Damnatio Memoriae" reveals that the Makers know the concept of mythical gods and deities but they "have [[OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions long since abandoned superstition]]", and it's revealed that they created Ghidorah to annihilate an enigmatic "Enemy" civilization which had rejected the Makers' previous "offers"; making Ghidorah a three-headed SibingFusion in acknowledgement of both the number of refusals and the RuleOfThree[='s=] religious significance to the Enemy. But that's about all we know.

* OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: {{Deconstructed|Trope}}. They're a technologically-advanced alien race who have a dubious concept of morality, deliberately inflicting a global extinction event on another sapient planet. The Makers' atheism is ''not'' used by the author to paint them as enlightened or rational: quite the opposite, given how the [=AbraxasVerse=] continues to run with the ''King of the Monsters'' movie's thematic comparison of the Titans to old gods, plus it's hinted that the Makers' anti-spiritualist attitude contributed to their failure to realize [[DraconicAbomination just how powerful and dangerous their creation was until it was too late]].

* StarfishLanguage: According to [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/653745095218266112/ the author]], the original [[TerribleTicking Old Noise]]'s message which they originally coded into Ghidorah as a "standing order" is almost impossible for Vivienne to comprehend as a human fused with a former part of Ghidorah, although she can still get a sense of the general meaning.

* IllKillYou: He speaks a positively chilling version of this trope when combating the Many, in Chapter 13:

* DaylightHorror: Briefly. He first attacks Monster X in daylight, and unlike the Many, there's no prominent storm covering the sky.

* AliensAreBastards: Sapient aliens whom were scientifically and technologically far ahead of today's human race. And they used their intellects to inhumanely transform three wild animals into an apocalyptic TorturedMonster with both the ability and inhumanely-ingrained ''need'' to inflict [[ApocalypseHow planet-wide extinction]], then they set it loose on another sapient planet to do just that against the planet's dominant species.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: What they did to San and his brothers when the three of them were just innocent wild animals was pretty horrible and barbaric, and it's really hard to blame Ghidorah for killing them all in revenge. Tjhe author [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/645147573238333440/ once commented]] that the Makers probably enjoyed taking [[ShockStick electric prods]] to whatever animal equated to puppies in their home.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: They apparently didn't realize that once Ghidorah was done annihilating its intended target, Ghidorah with its new capabilities and powers of mass destruction would be all too capable of and willing to return to the Makers' location and exterminate ''them'' after all the suffering they inflicted on it.

* HazmatSuit: When they venture out into the wilderness where the Dorats live, they were full-body protective suits which obscure their true features.

* WouldHurtAChild: Specifically, Would Hurt a [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Baby Animal]]. "Damnatio Memoriae" confirms that the Dorats they turned into Ghidorah were still small juveniles of their species when the Makers violently captured them and started torturously experimenting on them.

* {{Hypocrite}}: He has absolutely no issue with attempting to sadistically ''murder'' San due to seeing such a "[[ExpendableClone shed skin]]" the same way Ghidorah's attached heads do, denying and ignoring the fact that he's now just as much a shed skin as San is.

* AssimilationBackfire: [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/656909793179631616/ Word of God]] reveals part of the reason he's so much more AxCrazy than the regular Ni is due to merging himself with a Skullcrawler and absorbing some of its cognitive impulses. This makes [=MaNi=] TooDumbToLive, but it unfortunately also makes him severely devoid of self-restraint when he gets violent with you. [[https://hrodvitnon.tumblr.com/post/689317106053955584/ Another comment by the author]] reveals that [=MaNi's=] head in his new form can't store as much of his LifeEnergy in it as a pure Ghidorah head can to keep the head active if it's decapitated.

* OutlivingOnesOffspring: "[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46831738/chapters/117962629 Sermones ad Mortuos]]" in ''Abraxas: Empty Fullness'' reveals that Rodan has outlived his own chicks.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In "Sermones ad Mortuos", Monster X notices that the usually proud and boastful raptor Titan seems unsure of himself around them, [[spoiler:cluing them in that Rodan is the one who brought Monster X's grieving troubles to Mothra's attention]].

* WouldntHurtAChild: The ''Empty Fullness'' one-shot "Ain't That a Kick in the Head" reveals that some Titans aren't above killing another Titan's pre-existing offspring in order to get their own shot at mating with them -- this is a behaviour which occurs in several real-life mammals. Rodan is ''not'' one of the Titans who would do this, and he considers it barbaric to boot.

* RageBreakingPoint: In the ''Abraxas: Empty Fullness'' one-shot "Sermones ad Mortuos", Manda is dismayed at Monster X's grief-fueled enervation but doesn't know how to fix it. Although Manda doesn't anger easily, he gets furious when he believes Rodan isn't going to do anything to help Monster X after Manda turned to the latter for help.

* BloodKnight: He really looks forward to a fight, and more often than not, having a one-on-one [[IncrediblyLamePun clash of Titans]] seems to be his idea of the best way to solve a problem he's confronted with.

* PsychoactivePowers: "Ain't That a Kick in the Head" reveals that if he's feeling negative, his mood can activate any volcano in his immediate vicinity and cause an eruption.