Kaiju player lore

LORE:

In 1912, a city named Tokyo was born on the kaiju player map. It was founded by Sir Rodes The Third. (Age 62) Buildings were built and the first building "The first Tokyo building '' was created. In 1916, a civil war started on the island. This war had raged on for 4 years.. The Tokyo Governor was infuriated, and he decided that it was time to end it. It was on the night of July 8th, 1920, The Mafune Family sent the military to him. Little did they know he was already deceased that night, yet the cause was to remain unknown, until sometime soon.  Sir Rodes The Third died that night, at age 70. His death was very sad and an entire island was named in his honor, Rodes.

Soon in 1933 though something changed. In a nearby city, New York City Island was attacked by the kaiju, King Kong. Since Tokyo was close and good allies they decided to help out by taming King Kong but somehow, it broke free. This way of just taming the creatures was hated by the public a lot  because it was abusive to creatures. However, Tokyo did it anyway, not realizing the consequences. It was at this time that the riots began. People from Rodes when arriving at Tokyo and getting off the train were to arrive in a city that was corrupt.

Later that year theories began from people who saw the incident that he died of a heart attack. This was later confirmed by the autopsy of Sir Rodes The Third

Riots had started at the area of Rainbow Lane. Rainbow Lane wanted to divide itself from the island of Tokyo. This island began getting out of hand.

Although Tokyo had issues. They were working on something else. They had formed the K.T.A, known as the Kaiju Training Agency, and their objective was to start taming kaijus. A secret dungeon under the island. (Year is 1984) They would capture and tame these kaiju. After a while, they got “KG91” and “G91” (the Year 1991 now.)  They were weird names until they were named.

King Ghidorah, God of the Skies.

and

Godzilla, Ruler of the Earth.

Later in 1994, The son of the former governor, who had died earlier that year.

First name Serizawa. Last name Mafune.

Serizawa mafune. Or Doctor mafune. Who only had violence and abuse in mind,

in 2001 they got “B21” Baragon the tunnel master.

Pretty soon, they got things like Hedorah, EWBAITE, Monster X, and more.

Until one day Doctor Mafune (Date 2016) made a huge mistake. Spilling some toxic chemicals, he made an ultimate god incarnate given the nickname, Shin Godzilla. This was the one thing that the government was looking for, an ultimate monster. However, not something to destroy their city Tokyo, they were after Rodes. An ancient fight between the Rodes Family and the family that owns Tokyo today broke out in the 1900s and the Mafune Family is still furious with the Rodes Family to this day.

They plan to destroy Rodes with this new Shin Godzilla creature. They let out all their kaiju from the dungeon and destroyed all of Rodes. However, what they didn't expect was the kaijus turned back. These beasts were untamable, and after they were locked up for years, they locked them up when they destroyed Tokyo as well. They were no longer the property of Tokyo. They were free monsters, not products. So they got their end of the deal. The owner of Rodes at the time decided it would be a good idea to steal the monsters and hide them in the skies. Where the Tokyo Governor couldn't find them. They fed them good and they are good at attacking Rodes but they have to pay the price that they are animals. Not toys and they will destroy Rodes as well. However, with the Reid technology, they could rebuild their entire town, they could rebuild anything in just a matter of seconds.

We are now at the present day They are now sightings of phantom creatures and rumors that Sir Rodes’ heart attack was caused by seeing it. Is it fake or is it real? It was described as two big kaiju. one looked like a deer, one like a dragon. What could they be?

Men and women chant in the streets around 2:32 AM when Sir Rodes III died. They sing a song about the phantoms and remembering his death. We will remember you, Sir Rodes.