âRight, right. Just making sure, Reiwa. Well, thatâs how Iâll refer to you as, then.â Godzilla nods slowly as heâd then raise himself out of the water, once the beach-side of Monster Island drew near. It was a titanic-sized island, artificial in nature, a couple of miles off of the coast of Japan. All made possible with Monarch, of course.
 âAah, home sweet home! Welcome to Monster Island, Reiwa! This is where most of the Titans reside, or at least, those who feel that they want to settle down and call this island âhomeâ!â heâd speak proudly, as anyone would do when talking about their home. Just as they were about to take a step onto the island, thoughâ
âHALT~!â a voice rang out from below. And as Godzilla and Reiwa would inspect the source, a human-sized robot would be standing before them, holding his hand up to signal a halt. âGodzilla, my friend, my optics must be frazzled up again! Or am I seeing things right? Is there another of you?!â heâd ask, as Godzilla rolls his eyes and mutter under his breath to Reiwa;
 âOh great⌠brace yourself, this oneâs a yapper.â
Heâd then speak up clearer for the robot to hear; âYeah, your optics ainât messed up, Jaguar. This is me. Or, well, another of my species, to be precise. This is Reiwa. And Reiwa, this is Monster Islandâs guard, and one of Monarchâs most prized projects; his nameâs Jet Jaguar.â
The island itself, whilst seemingly similar to his own home, was clearly much larger than the realm he had previously considered his own domain. There also seemed to be something partly... unnatural perhaps about this place.
Upon taking his first steps onto foreign sand, the sudden sound of a yelling sound would halt him, prompting Reiwa to glance down at the ground. There seemed to be a small mechanical being down there.
âUhhh... What... who?â Reiwa would sweatdrop slightly, taking a brief step back, unsure as to whether this newcomer was friendly, hostile... or as Godzilla had bluntly implied, annoying.
Upon being introduced, he would bow his head down in respect. âWell, I suppose its an honour to be acquainted.â