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| rdfs:comment | - Zhaojira is roughly the same size as Dalamadur if not larger, meaning that the beast is extremely gigantic and can even be considered a Kaiju. The mighty Zhaojira is distinguished by its stormy, midnight-colored scales, its bright cyan dorsal plates and spikes (which surge with thunder when angered), its short and stocky face, and finally, its bipedal stance and plantigrade leg structure, which is odd for monsters in general, let alone Elder Dragons. They are designed perfectly for both aquatic and terrestrial life, but they are seldom seen above the water. Zhaojira shows evidence of deep sea origins thanks to its bioluminescent spots along both of its sides.
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| Nickname | - Gojira, Zilla, Zhao, Jira, Godzilla
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| Titles | - Abyssal Colossus Dragon, The King of the Monsters, The Ocean's Wrath
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| Description | - Colossal, ancient, and respected Elder Dragons that slumber in the ocean depths for centuries until they are disturbed. Their destruction is rarely known of, but some say that entire islands have been all but lost in their rancorous awakenings.
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| abstract | - Zhaojira is roughly the same size as Dalamadur if not larger, meaning that the beast is extremely gigantic and can even be considered a Kaiju. The mighty Zhaojira is distinguished by its stormy, midnight-colored scales, its bright cyan dorsal plates and spikes (which surge with thunder when angered), its short and stocky face, and finally, its bipedal stance and plantigrade leg structure, which is odd for monsters in general, let alone Elder Dragons. They are designed perfectly for both aquatic and terrestrial life, but they are seldom seen above the water. Zhaojira shows evidence of deep sea origins thanks to its bioluminescent spots along both of its sides. Zhaojira is battled in the Nimbus Wharf.
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