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The Kraken's size can vary, from 300 feet to 400 to all the way to 600 or more feet in some estimates, so we'll stick to the 400 estimate, and as for powerscaling, it could be multi-solarsystem at best. (Kronos was stated to destroy Earth so violently its piece would be flung throughout the universe) But other than powerscaling, how is it doing?

I thought it would be pretty high by his cosmic radiation. I randomly thought of this from out of nowhere.

I was thinking about the same environment as the double event. Cthulhu (Isn't as Cthulhu like as the original, in fact, it tried to run or more so crawl away from the nuke using its arms)

Its length is 500 meters and could weigh 100-300k tons if using real-life animal references or 9 to 20k tons using Pacific Rim's weight system.

I wanted to ask because I thought its arms were the size of a Jaeger and could be fatal if it just landed two slow hits on a jaeger.

Even if it misses, the impact would still be felt by its sheer size.

So I ask your takes on this.

This is more so a discussion or debate than a question (and I nearly forgot to do another one of these. Each time I do, I get ya'lls view on it, which could be useful) This guy measures around 500 meters in length or roughly 1,640 feet.

This thought has been on my mind all day. And the Ocram art is by 1ceFinix on reddit (Yes mods I'm pretty sure I followed the rulea

I named it Belo Omega or Belobog Omega for the full name. A sister jaeger for Cherno Alpha

Honestly imo, it just isn't a match no matter how low you view Breacher to be, It is determined to get you. You can't defeat a category-VI and live. You can only endure until it decides to finish you off. (Also, this post was only made because someone made a Slattern vs Striker Eureka post earlier today)

I view it as a peaceful titan despite its appearance

I mean, Horizon Bravo is a Mark-IV, while the original is a Mark-I that got it's ass kicked every fight. so I assume Bravo has better shielding since Mark-IV's had better technology (Obviously) But what else is different between the two?

This image from the Godzilla:King of the monsters art book shows a corpse of a Beluga Whale but much larger (That image was also gor scp-682 way before this art book but yeah) If this Beluga Whale titan was real? What could've been its cause of death?

(I think I chose the right flair) Anyway, I made it wide and bulky, I added armor for addition weight. There's an oversized claw meant to propel it forward when it snaps, but I need others' opinions on what to add, remove, or change.

I talked about Category-0 OR Category-nulla kaiju. But I swear they did exist just as test subjects for the pressure and gravity. I made two concepts with my totally realistically detailed depictions. (I actually tried and its ass Ik) First was the thing I always thought when it came to Category-Nulla kaiju, using the cloverfield fanart to trace the head. At 75 feet tall and 140 feet long, It would just only be 200 tons, with fragile thin arms and legs (You'll know why their fragile and thin after a bit). The second is what I think would be the more realistic side of this hypothesis: a thin multi limbed monster, I would've put 8 legs but they couldn't fit, and the legs and body are atleast twice the size I wanted them to be (I meant size as in overall bulk, Which was a mistake that I never intended) The thing would lack eyes, be 200-300 feet tall but only weigh as much as a blue whale, If they existed, they died struggling to come out the breach due to the gravity. Now, why do I think that a Category-nulla kaiju existed? Because Precursors are not from our world, their planets gravity could be MUCH more lighter than ours, allowing for towering gigantic visible size but weighing barely anything compared to Karloff, EVERYTHING has a beginning, like the hypothetical LUCA. So this is just what I believe, don't hate. (And mods, if this should be a discussion, not fanart, just delete it, and I'll gladly repost it correctly)