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| − | The main monster from the 2007 movie, Supergator. |
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| + | |monstername = Supergator |
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| + | |image = SuperGator.jpeg |
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| + | |caption = |
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| + | |movie: = Supergator |
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| + | |releasedate: = 2007 |
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| + | |type: = Prehistoric/Amphibian |
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| + | |effect: = CGI |
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| + | |color: = Dark Green |
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| + | |size: = One story tall |
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| + | |features: = Spinal Spikes<br> |
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| + | Sharp Teeth |
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| + | }} |
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| + | This is the main monster from the 2007 movie, ''Supergator''. The '''Supergator''' is a Deinosuchus that got recreated in a secret bioengineering research center in Hawaii. It was recreated when bioengineering scientist extract DNA from the jawbone of a Deinosuchus and use an egg of a modern day alligator so it can be studied for effects of genetic evolution. |
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| + | ==Background== |
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| + | The Supergator was recreated in a secret laboratory, to be be studied for genetic evolution. However, it grew too large for its pen cage and became resistant to tranquilizers, making it able to escape into a jungle. The Supergator prowls through the jungle looking for prey. While the Supergator is on the loose, one of the scientist, Kim Taft, tracks it down. |
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| + | ==Powers/Abilities== |
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| + | *'''Sharp Serrated Teeth''': The Supergator has sharp teeth that allow it to bite and tear the flesh of its prey. |
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| + | *'''Swimming''': The Supergator can swim through water faster than a modern alligator. |
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| + | ==Deaths== |
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| + | *'''Wendy''': Pulled into the water and killed (off-screen). |
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| + | *'''Rob''': Gets eaten by the Supergator when trying to swim away (off-screen). |
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| + | *'''Photographer''': Body gets bitten and gets carried into the water. |
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| + | *'''Gigi''': Eaten alive (off-screen). |
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| + | *'''Teenage Girl #1''': Eaten alive. |
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| + | *'''Teenage Girl #2''': Eaten alive. |
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| + | *'''Jack''': Head bitten off. |
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| + | *'''Shaun''': Eaten alive (off-screen). |
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| + | *'''Lorissa''': Eaten alive (off-screen). |
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| + | *'''Fat Teenage Boy''': Eaten alive (off-screen). |
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| + | [[Category:Monsters of the 2000's]] |
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| + | [[Category:Amphibian Monsters]] |
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| + | [[Category:Prehistoric Monsters]] |
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This is the main monster from the 2007 movie, Supergator. The Supergator is a Deinosuchus that got recreated in a secret bioengineering research center in Hawaii. It was recreated when bioengineering scientist extract DNA from the jawbone of a Deinosuchus and use an egg of a modern day alligator so it can be studied for effects of genetic evolution.
Background
The Supergator was recreated in a secret laboratory, to be be studied for genetic evolution. However, it grew too large for its pen cage and became resistant to tranquilizers, making it able to escape into a jungle. The Supergator prowls through the jungle looking for prey. While the Supergator is on the loose, one of the scientist, Kim Taft, tracks it down.
Powers/Abilities
- Sharp Serrated Teeth: The Supergator has sharp teeth that allow it to bite and tear the flesh of its prey.
- Swimming: The Supergator can swim through water faster than a modern alligator.
Deaths
- Wendy: Pulled into the water and killed (off-screen).
- Rob: Gets eaten by the Supergator when trying to swim away (off-screen).
- Photographer: Body gets bitten and gets carried into the water.
- Gigi: Eaten alive (off-screen).
- Teenage Girl #1: Eaten alive.
- Teenage Girl #2: Eaten alive.
- Jack: Head bitten off.
- Shaun: Eaten alive (off-screen).
- Lorissa: Eaten alive (off-screen).
- Fat Teenage Boy: Eaten alive (off-screen).