Gaia POV:
Right, so… making Godzilla.
I've got two ways I can do this. I can just straight-up create him, or… I could go for the fun way. Just creating him feels boring, honestly. So, here's what I'm gonna do: I'm gonna grab an animal, then I'll use my ability to guide the evolution of a species, and combine that with a little time manipulation.
Yeah, I've discovered I can do that now. Time powers. Didn't think they'd be that important, but… turns out, they're kinda busted. I'll get back to that later.
First, I need an animal. Searching… searching… oh, there we go. Random marine iguana. Perfect. Close enough to Godzilla without any tweaks, which makes it the ideal template. So, let's just yoink—teleporting that bad boy into a dimension I just made inside the Earth.
This dimension? Oh, it's not empty. Nope. I'm filling it with T-Rexes and pretty much every dinosaur I can think of. Godzilla needs a proper training ground, after all.
Hmm. But if he's gonna be the apex predator, he needs a rival. Something powerful. Something dangerous. Something that'll keep him on his toes.
…Ghidorah.
Yes. Yes. Oh, yes.
Godzilla vs. Ghidorah. Right here. Right now. Oh, Marvel, you are not ready for this crossover.
Should I make them stronger than they are in the movies… or weaker? Hm. Not sure yet.
Especially since Tony Stark just ate the Brain-Brain Fruit. Yeah, he's basically a Tinker from Worm now — able to create insane tech out of scraps like it's nothing. Captain America's basically Human Torch 2.0, except stronger, because I gave him his powers, and I'm better than cosmic radiation because… well, I'm me.
Hulk? Yeah, he's still around. No upgrades yet. Gonna have to fix that eventually.
David Ramirez, though… he'd actually be a solid matchup against the Kaiju once he gets stronger. I based him off Hashirama Senju, and Hashirama used Bijū like toys. So if David can unlock his potential, he'll be able to play with these monsters like action figures.
Problem is, he's nowhere near that level yet. Let me check on him real quick…
…Yep. Still moping. Still self-pitying. Come on, man. It's been days. Get it together.
I mean, I get it. He was just some random civilian. He's not Peter Parker — doesn't exactly have that "bounce-back-from-trauma" mental fortitude.
Speaking of Peter Parker…
…Oh, right. He's six years old right now. That's boring. Forgot this was the MCU timeline for a second. Thought he'd be in high school by now. Yikes. Welp, I'll check back in on him later. Maybe I'll make another Spider-Man in the meantime. By the time he turns fifteen, he'll be the second Spider-Man. That'll be fun.
Anyway. Back to the Kaiju.
I'm gonna use a snake for Ghidorah's template. A nice, golden python. Let's grab one, boom — teleporting it into the same dimension where Godzilla's hanging out.
And from here on out, I'm just calling them Godzilla and Ghidorah, since… well, that's who they are now.
Oh, and I'm giving my new dimension a name, too. Calling it "the dimension inside the Earth which is inside me" sounds weird, so… hmm… think, think, think… Got it. The Hollow Dimension.
Based on the MonsterVerse's "Hollow Earth," but, y'know… mine's better. Honestly, I amaze myself sometimes.
Alright, time to start evolving.
Starting with the marine iguana. Its genetic code feels like putty in my hands. First, size. I'm scaling it up massively. Thickening the bones. Expanding the muscle density exponentially. Hardening the scales into natural armor plating. Enhancing its swimming ability — webbed claws, sharper, deadlier. Its tail? Turning that into a weapon.
Boosting its durability to Hulk levels. Giving it a Wolverine-tier healing factor. Oh, and raw destructive force on par with Thor. Yeah. This is just the base model, by the way. They'll grow stronger from here.
Now, the snake.
This one's getting an… interesting treatment. First, splitting its consciousness into three. Watch as its single head divides into three distinct minds. Next, wings burst out of its elongated body. I'm weaving flight into its DNA so it's instinctive — it knows it can fly, it knows how to fly.
Changing its venom into bioelectric organs capable of generating storms. Not little lightning strikes — I'm talking apocalypse-level superstorms.
Right now, though, they're both still small. Well… "small" being bus-sized. Ghidorah's a bit bigger thanks to the extra necks. Oh, and yeah — Ghidorah's got arms and legs now. Forgot to mention that part.
Ooh — almost forgot the most important thing about Godzilla.
His atomic breath.
I'm reshaping his entire internal structure, adding nuclear reactors where his lungs used to be. New throat chambers designed to focus and blast pure atomic energy.
Do I understand how this works? Nope. Not even close. Do I care? Also nope.
It works. That's enough for me.
I'd worry about him blowing himself up, but hey — fictional universe, fictional logic. It's amazing what I can get away with here.
Speaking of amazing, I'm watching Tony Stark right now. The man is literally building an Iron Man suit out of garbage. Not the missile parts he used in the movie, no. Actual trash.
And I can already see his brain getting… bigger.
Hehehe.
Now, for those of you who are interested in what I mentioned earlier about my time manipulation…
This is, without a doubt, the most powerful ability I've discovered so far. Out of everything I've got, nothing comes close to this.
Now, I wouldn't exactly call it "true" time manipulation, because if it was, I'd be able to go back into my own past, change things there, and directly alter my current future — you know, like Back to the Future rules. But no. Mine works more like the system from Avengers: Endgame.
You know how, in Endgame, when the Avengers went back in time, they didn't actually change their timeline — they just created a parallel universe? That's what I can do.
Now, some people might think, "Well, that sucks. You're just changing an alternate universe instead of your own." But here's the thing: because I can multitask like an absolute monster, I can basically be omnipresent.
The entire planet is my body. I can create avatars, split my focus, and still function like one whole being. And if I create a second "body" in a different timeline? I'd still be me. It wouldn't be a clone. It wouldn't be some alternate consciousness. It would be me — my mind, my will — just running in two timelines at once.
Multitasking is broken. Holy shit.
And here's where it gets wild.
There are infinite timelines. Infinite what-ifs. You've seen the What If…? series — or at least, you should have — and that's just scratching the surface. Infinite multiverses. Infinite alternate Earths. Infinite possibilities.
And because I'm connected to all these Earths through my time manipulation and parallel timeline hopping… I can literally send my own consciousness into another version of Earth. One where Gaia doesn't exist. A "non-conscious" Earth, if you will. And when I do that, I can become that Earth, gain the same powers again, stack them onto myself, and repeat the process.
Over and over. Again. And again. And again.
And since there are infinite parallel universes… that means, eventually, I will have infinite power.
…Not yet. But I will.
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Author Note -
Well, now that I've introduced parallel universes that Gaia can go to, make sure to give some recommendations don't just stick to Marvel as well. If I know the verse, I'll do it. If I don't know the verse, I'll research it. And if I know the verse and don't like it, then I won't do it, I'm also trying to make chapters longer, but it's hard lol.