Giant Anacondas

[The Architect]

Giant Anacondas (1st Generation)

Length: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Crawling Speed: Moderate
Swimming Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Coiling: Like their smaller cousins, the giant anacondas can coil their lengthy bodies around prey to virtually crush the life out of them.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Anaconda (1997)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Amazon Jungle
Type: Natural

History: Deep within the jungles of South America, a small group of American scientists and television personalities searched for a thought to be extinct village and its tribe, but their search soon turned into a trail of carnage when they enlisted the help of Paul Sarone whom saved their lives more than once, but soon proved to be after nothing more than the fame and fortune of finding and capturing the largest of anacondas. The man schemed up a plan and placed a deadly wasp in Dr. Cale’s scuba mask, making the journey take a different turn to rush the man to the hospital. The route took the party through the snakes’ territory! Sarone’s attempts to capture one of the huge serpents alive caused the death of one of their own, eventually forcing the group to come together and fight back.

When they managed to knock the mad hunter unconscious and became grounded on the rocks near a waterfall, the giant anaconda struck again. The snake attacked and killed another one of the men, but was soon killed by a rifle shot to the skull. However, while one of the serpents had been killed, Sarone managed to escape and a second man-eater still stalked the boat. The hunter captured Terri and Danny and used them as bait to draw in his life-long dream trophy, but the pair managed to escape their restraints and turn the tables on Sarone. The reptile devoured its human nemesis before focusing on the fleeing pair again, but a tremendous explosion triggered by the duo sent the serpent crashing into the river while on fire.

Believing the predator was dead, they prepared to leave. However, the creature burst through the wooden planks and lashed out. Danny fought back, grabbing a pickaxe and stabbing it into the serpent’s head, killing the man-eating monster anaconda and allowing what little remained of the group to return to civilization.

[The Architect]

Giant Anacondas (2nd Generation)

Length: Not Available
Mass: Not Available

Crawling Speed: Moderate
Swimming Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Coiling: Like their smaller cousins, the giant anacondas can coil their lengthy bodies around prey to virtually crush the life out of them.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Anacondas: Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Borneo
Type: Natural

History: Deep within the heart of Borneo, an undiscovered orchid held the keys to immortality. Able to extend a lifespan tremendously and possibly cure mankind of any disease, the properties of the flower were soon unlocked by a research firm in America. An expedition was setout, but the small group of scientists was unaware of the horrors that would follow. Isolated from the rest of the world, a species of anaconda flourished thanks to the flower. It allowed them to grow to giant sizes as it extended their lifespan. When the expedition became stranded in the jungle after going over a waterfall, the giant snakes began to stalk and attack.

One by one, the man-eaters claimed the lives of the trespassers. Dr. Jack Byron, vowing to retrieve the rare blood orchid at any cost, planned to sacrifice his team when they began to mutiny against his command. Leaving them for dead, he ventured toward the location of the flower, only to discover that the anacondas had converged there to mate! When the survivors caught up, he ordered them at gunpoint to help him in his goals. However, the serpents had become aware of their presence and began to move about, eventually devouring Jack. When one of them loomed over the defenseless group, Gail grabbed a gasoline container and caught its attention, tricking the beast into biting the tank. As it flailed about and its maw flooded with gas, a flare was fired directly into its mouth! The snake fell back and the container of gasoline in its jaws exploded on impact, triggering a landslide that crushed the massive anacondas and buried the fabled flower under hundreds of tons.