Sirenjaws, also known as Gigantus Crocodiliad, are a giant reptilian superspecies in the MonsterVerse created by Legendary Pictures that first appeared in the graphic novel Skull Island: The Birth of Kong.
Name[]
Sirenjaws are most likely named after the Sirens from Greek mythology, creatures that would lure sailors to their deaths through music and singing. The Sirenjaw is similar in method based on how it tricks prey into thinking its back is an island to step on before ambushing them.
Design[]
Appearance[]
Sirenjaws are massive crocodilian creatures with small orange eyes, four clawed and webbed limbs, long tails, and large jaws filled with razor-sharp teeth. Most notably, the monsters are "beautifully" adorned with the plants and fungus commonly found in their habitat, with their backs being covered in deciduous trees and rocks, which gives the Sirenjaws the appearance of an island when submerged in water so much so that they become one with their environment. The parts of a Sirenjaw that aren't covered in plant growth reveal that the creatures have thick, crocodilian skin covered in osteoderms.
Roar[]
The roar of the Sirejaw is written as "Kuraahh" in the comic.
Personality[]
Sirenjaws are omnivores and ambush predators that lie in wait for any potential prey to land on its island-like back, in which the creature will then attack and devour it. As Sirenjaws age, they are less inclined to interact with others of their species and gradually become solitary. As they grow larger, Sirenjaws will begin to prey on creatures like Mire Squids, though the giant megalopods sometimes prevail in these encounters.[1] Most Sirenjaws are encountered in temperate and tropical climes. They beguile their prey to their doom and drag them into the watery deep, never to be seen again.
Origins[]
As it matures, the Sirenjaw goes through a pubescent stage in which a small nursery of deciduous trees grows across its rocky back, making it an integrated biological chapter of the jungle region in which it has thrived.
True to its name, the exotic plantlife and rock-like structures growing above the creature's submerged body prove too alluring to resist for the unsuspecting prey of the Siren.
Any living thing that strays upon this "shore" is fated to discover that some islands have teeth.
History[]
Skull Island: The Birth of Kong[]
Aaron Brooks and his group unintentionally set foot on a Sirenjaw mistaking it for an island. The beast attacked the group but was scared off when it heard Kong's roar. The Sirenjaw is eventually killed by Kong, and its carcass attracted Psychovultures and Death Jackals to feast on it.
Godzilla vs. Kong - The Official Movie Novelization[]
Skull Island floods as a result of one of Ghidorah's remnant storms combining with the island's own storm system. As the Iwi tribe attempts to flee, the family of the young Iwi, Jia, were devoured by a Sirenjaw when they attempted to find shelter.
Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers[]
Sirenjaws are among the numerous superspecies encountered on the Siren Isles.
Abilities[]
Amphibious lifestyle[]
As vaguely crocodilian creatures, Sirenjaws thrive on land and in water. They will lie still in bodies of water to mimic an island, thus attracting potential prey.
Camouflage[]
The Sirenjaws' plant-like body allows them to blend in with their environment, allowing unsuspecting prey to head straight for their jaws.
Strength and combat[]
Sirenjaws use their jaws, claws, and tail to battle other creatures, and they are more than powerful enough to kill humans with one bite. In Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers, young Sirenjaws display two "expedition abilities": Slam, which deals 80% damage to all enemies, and Sonic Siren, a sound-based ability that deals 200% damage to a single target and stuns the Young Sirenjaw (Duration: 1 turn) as well as the target (Duration: 1 turn), simultaneously causing the said monster to become the target of all enemy attacks (Duration: 3 turns).
Gallery[]
List of appearances[]
Comics[]
- Skull Island: The Birth of Kong (First appearance)
Novels[]
Video games[]
