Titanosaurus

Titanosaurus is an enormous aquatic dinosaur kaiju who first appeared in the 1975 film Terror of Mechagodzilla. Under the influence of mind control, Titanosaurus - along with Mechagodzilla - was sent to slay Godzilla. Titanosaurus fought using its great physical prowess, and was even capable of lifting Godzilla up with its jaws, but it lost the battle nonetheless and was sent back into the ocean.

Playstyle
Titanosaurus is an all-rounded fighter who adopts a Rushdown-type playstyle, using its speed and combo potential to whittle down its opponents. Though pitiful in unexperienced hands, it is deceptively strong when used correctly.

Considered by some to be the Jack of all Trades, its adaptability makes it the starter kaiju.

Attacks
Left Click Combo : A spinning kick, followed by another spinning kick, then a kangaroo kick that deals knockback.

Grab: Grapples its opponent, then bites it and throws it forward.

Z Attack: Titanosaurus slams its tail forward, dealing damage and knockback. Ideal for ending a combo or pushing an opponent away.

X Attack: Spins in a circle, dealing damage and stunning all enemies close around it. This attack deals no knockback, making it an ideal combo extender - but in return your enemy is granted 20 rage, so be careful.

C Attack: Whips its tail forward, dealing damage and sending a gust of wind forward. This is both Titanosaurus's fastest attack and strongest knockback attack, as anything precisely hit by the gust of wind will be sent flying away. Use this knockback to escape sticky situations.

Rage Attack: Titanosaurus raises its head, then unleashes a laser-like sonic beams from its mouth. Titanosaurus will move its head from side to side while performing this attack, creating a wave-like effect with its sonic beam.

Combos
Combos are very important for Titanosaurus, as it must make the most out of any close-range opportunity.

Basic combos:

Left click, Left click, Left click (40 damage)

Left click, Left click, Z (52 damage)

Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, Left click (94 damage)

Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, G (97 damage)

Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, Z (100 damage) Advanced combos:

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, Left Click (91 damage)

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, G (94 damage)

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, Z (97 damage)

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, Left click (139 damage)

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, G (142 damage)

Left click, Left click, C, Left click, Left click, X, Left click, Left click, Z (145 damage)

Tips and Tricks FOR Titanosaurus players
Titanosaurus's Left Click attack has bad range, therefore it is almost completely reliant on baiting its opponent's moves. Stay at a medium distance and move back and forth wait for your opponent to miss their attack (or any other move that you can block or dodge), then advance.

Titanosaurus's Rage attack is very bad at medium-high range, as the spread is unlikely to hit opponents at such a distance. Instead, try using it at close quarters, where most hits will land and full damage can be applied.

Tips and Tricks AGAINST Titanosaurus players
As Titanosaurus revolves around close-range combat, it is easily deterred by long-range attacks. Additionally, make sure to not get baited, as that's exactly what Titanosaurus seeks.

Its attacks give a surprisingly high amount of rage, so combined with it's relatively low health, you'll be able to your Rage attack quite quickly. Make sure to only use your rage after stunning it up close, otherwise it'll run away very easily.