Elkgent

Elkgent is massive "Kaiju" species containing 3 living members. They are bipedal, and gargantuan semi-humanoid Colossochelys. There is Økseskjold who wields a massive Halberd & is considered the most evil & merciless. Rasken wields two hatches & is the fastest & most agile, and Henrettelse (often just called Henre) wields a great Viking Long sleeve & is considered more noble than his brothers. They are considered a part of Norse/Viking mythology, and assumed not to exist by a majority of humans, are any other alien species. But, there are a few traditional Scandinavians who insist that the Elkgent is real.

History
The origin of the Elkgent isn't known, as their actual existence is is debated. But the scrolls in which their legend was written were found in the early 20th century by Norwegian archaeologists.

Story
The three Elkgent brothers were considered evil Gods, bounty hunters who would destroy & brutally kill Norse giants, deities & even other gods. Loki had oftem used the Elkgents for assassination tasks against some of ancient time's most fierce giants & Kaiju, from all over the world, but mainly sticking to Norse battles, even trying to take on Jörmungandr. In the end of it all, the Elkgent's bounty work, was no longer needed, and they took a long hibernation, waiting to be awoken again. According to more modern legends, they are actually actually buried under large mountains in the north regions of the country, smothered with ice & hidden by thick forests & snow.

Abilities/Personality
The Elkgent are brute Kaiju, who other than their size, use their large weapons, sharp antlers & thick, nearly impenetrable shells for offense & defense. These are all of their weapons and abilities.

-Mid/Short-Range Sharp Weapons

-Sharp Antlers

-Thick, nearly indestructible shell

-Durable & highly experienced killing powerful foes

Elkgent are stoic gods who speak little, and take their tasks very seriously, putting their lives on the line to kill many. This life of murder leads to little use of emotions & empathy.