Titanosaurus (チタノザウルス, Chitanozaurusu) is a fictional kaiju (Japanese giant monster) featured in the 1975 Showa film Terror of Mechagodzilla, the fifteenth Godzilla film to be produced by Toho.
As well as using teeth and claws to fight, Titanosaurus uses his tail as a weapon. By opening it up and swaying it, he can cause winds strong enough to rip apart buildings and send the debris flying. When used in water, he can give form to whirlpools power...
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Titanosaurus (チタノザウルス, Chitanozaurusu) is a fictional kaiju (Japanese giant monster) featured in the 1975 Showa film Terror of Mechagodzilla, the fifteenth Godzilla film to be produced by Toho.
As well as using teeth and claws to fight, Titanosaurus uses his tail as a weapon. By opening it up and swaying it, he can cause winds strong enough to rip apart buildings and send the debris flying. When used in water, he can give form to whirlpools powerful enough to completely immobilize submarines. His tail also gives him great swimming ability.
And, apparently is very strong, so much so that he could either match, or surpass Godzilla, simply in sheer power and strength.
In the video game Godzilla: Unleashed, Titanosaurus has a sonic beam, which is ironic, considering that sonic energy is what lead to the downfall of his movie counterpart. This probably explains his vulnerability to outside sonic waves; it disrupts the sonic waves he emits himself to navigate in deep-sea environments.
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