Curator
human, future
Early-Anthropocene
Remains of Kaiju-human body parts
Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Nippon
0101950 CE
Kaijuhumans emerged out of the womb of the early Anthropocene as a result of exposure to radiation from thermonuclear bomb tests in the 0001950s. Early Kaijuhuman hybrids were viewed as monsters and the harbingers of a doomed age of global man-made catastrophe. Gradually, as we learned to live together, humans began to wear discarded Kaiju skin and eventually mutated into the Kaijuhumans we know today.
IMoB 33122.
Curator
unknown species
unknown time
Kaiju Study
Unknown location
Since 0001950s
Remains of Kaiju body parts (possibly limb). Gigantic; radioactive; mutated from sea creatures due to nuclear fallout; usually lands on bay areas; mainly attacks major cities.
