This choice: UltimateGiantess/Kilbii story 1 • Go Back... (Side note, I am using the bikini-clad picture of May from Pokémon and her name as the appearance and inspiration for the character, but the character is much more different here, I am just not great with details)
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The Queen of the Monsters herself is Maydora. Her origin was unknown, with some people saying that she came from underneath the Earth in a hidden ecosystem that we don’t see ourselves but actually have to travel underground to find. Well one day she would arise from the depths in the ocean near Japan during WW2. It was a bad time for the world as the world was in WW2, with US and Japan literally going right at it with one another, but soon a true discovery would shake the world and its foundation forever.
During one intense battle during WW2, something was getting underneath the ships of both United States and Japan, and was sinking them almost without any issues at all, and soon the beast disappeared without a trace, though some brave souls managed to head up to a remote island to supposedly where the monster was lying at. The Japanese army and convoy was soon spotted by what appears to be a gigantic bikini-clad ten year old girl with brown hair and blue eyes, and was roughly a colossal 200ft tall. The Japanese army then reported their discovery to the nation, who was taken by surprise by this monstrous discovery, but the girl wasn’t gonna go out without a fight, and fought the army.
None of their weapons can pierce the girl’s tough skin, and the girl even shoots lasers from her mouth, destroying everything that it touches. It seemed like the girl would be unstoppable, but soon another monster would awaken from the depths of the ocean, almost something like the Cthulhu, and would head towards the city of Tokyo, which was reeling from wartime. The beast would go and rampage the land, killing thousands, but soon Maydora would arrive, and while causing destruction by being a force a nature herself, she repel the monster and send it back to the depths of the Earth.
It was however a bittersweet victory, as most of Japan was destroyed by both of the titans, but the girl was victorious. She is also a girl of very few worlds, but she decided to make Japan her new home, residing in the forest and becoming a force of nature that Japan both’s respects, and fears. Some even wanted to make her an empress as well, given that she has an immortality power that makes her immune to aging (she isn’t a god mind you, but isn’t easy to kill) out of fear of a rampage from her. She in a way, accepted their offer, and has secretly ruled Japan ever since. She still does rampage from time to time though when provoked, and likes to keep the people of Japan somewhat scared of her.
Side note; It’s an alternate WW2 scenario where Japan repels the USA, so Maydora is a big part of Japan’s history ever since, and the world wants to take her down or study her, but the Japanese always warns them about her, how she is a beast that cannot be taken down.
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