Kingh the Gigantosaurus

A research team in a frigid corner of the world stumbled onto a discovery that went against more than a handful of theories of ancient creatures that once roamed the world, and more worryingly proved that changes caused by global warming were going to be undoubtful after recovery of these specimens. A gruesome scene of a Gigantosaurus protecting itself and its kill from 3 other Prehistoric Mobians from a cave entrance seemingly ripped from the earth it once stood upon and frozen over in deep glacial ice; all things that were highly improbable of happening, and most likely this being the first case of it happening ever recorded. Recovery of the 3 Prehistoric Mobians were made, though only their compromised and decomposed bodies proved useful for further research. It was the recovery attempt at the Gigantosaurus that provided something so much more: evidence of survival and possible resuscitation.


After giving a call to another team of researchers to further secure the site for further study, the initial team brought back every sample they could, bodies and all. The Gigantosaurus specimen was then secured into a vacant laboratory, cleaned and gutted out of previous equipment in order to house and begin resuscitation, as they began to attempt its revival. After a few hours, the first signs of life from the specimen were observed and recorded. After a few minutes, it began to move on its own and almost managed to stand up by itself. No doubt its failed attempts were from muscle atrophy from being encased in ice for such an elongated period of time that the research team decided to watch over and begin a case study on it. They decided to try to nurture the specimen back to health.

One of the newer hires on the team were assigned to watch duty in case the specimen tried anything that could have threatened the case study. Supposedly as the story goes, this new hire got bored enough to begin watching a television series whilst being directly in the line of sight of the Gigantosaurus specimen. On camera footage, the specimen can be seen being captivated by what appears on the screen from the other side of the glass. No doubt seeing what it saw captivated it as it stood against the glass with a look of longing to see more clearly. A few minutes after this behavior first started, the specimen can be seen reacting strongly from a specific moment from this television show as it took 3 steps back before arching its back and holding its feet planted forwards while roaring as if it were making a pledge or declaration that it was alive. We interrogated the new hire for information regarding these behaviors and breach of responsibility. As it were to turn out, they were watching Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 3's climactic fight between Jotaro and Dio, which the specimen seemingly mimicked...


Much time after this incident, the specimen was endowed with vim and vigor as it did more and more better in learning what the modern world was. Researchers in charge of its education noted that after being taught the basic concept of Kings, they witnessed the specimen utter its first learned words. The researchers then asked the specimen to attempt to spell out its new learned word. It misspelled the word "King" but from what the researchers interpreted, it seemed rather fond of being called by the first word it learned: Kingh.