Tyrannox Tyrant Mode (The Blue Tri)

Tyrannox's powered up form in The Blue Tri, utilized in the climax of the Pilot chapter against KeraMaster after KeraMaster seemingly has Tyrannox outgunned when it's first used against him. The transformation is basically Tyrannox fusing with his own personal ship, and his goal is to basically eradicate humanity but is stopped from doing so by Kerason. To be honest, Tyrannox could care less about humanity, and the only reason he went along with Saideus's plan to eradicate humankind was because Elasmoblades was the one general that Tyrannox did not want to face in a battle, and would easily kill him regardless of Tyrant Mode's use in the fight. When Tyrannox dies in the pilot, his body isn't entirely destroyed, which brings to Blades's ultimate goal of bringing Tyrannox back from the dead so that Tyrannox can fulfill a promise he made to Saideus of essentially going to hell and back just to personally dethrone Saideus from power.

In the pilot, Tyrant Mode actually appears twice. The first time this mode appears is in a vision during Plio and KeraBeast's slumber, where this mode is used to destroy the vision's obscure environment. However, to note the exact level of destruction, it caused a shockwave onto the ground, and caused it to shatter like glass after the shockwave passes.

At the climax, Tyrant Mode attempts the same attack on the city, where it's called "Tyrant's Desolation", but fails to destroy anything since KeraMaster's ability to absorb energy proved more than capable of absorbing the energy from the attack's blast, but dust particles from the impact still managed to scatter a bit.

In the backstory implied in the story, 50 years ago, Tyrannox appeared to the various leaders of humanity's nations across the world when an asteroid threatened humankind. Tyrannox's offered them a proposition; either humanity bands together into a singular nation permanently to launch the satellite they need to destroy the asteroid, or Tyrannox destroyers the asteroid himself and conquers all of Earth as his prize for having to do the work for them. Since Tyrannox was actually uninterested in conquering Earth, and that some leaders refused to listen, Tyrannox forced them all into an agreement by going to the various countries of the opposing nations, and destroying each country that they're from into nothing but particles of glass, even destroying the ground itself, to the point some countries became flooded over with water in the aftermath. After much destruction from Tyrannox and the lack of Earth based technology in regards to keeping Tyrannox at bay, they agreed to unify into a singular nation and the satellite was launched before the deadline that Tyrannox placed on them, and humanity destroyed the asteroid threatening their planet. Tyrannox, no longer being "needed" to stick around, decides to blow up one more country just for kicks to ensure they stay in unison, lest Tyrannox one day return to completely destroy them all.

The aftermath of Tyrannox's destruction, well, I won't list specific countries exactly, but;
-The Korean Peninsula is almost completely submerged and destroyed.
-Chunks of Antarctica were thawed in mass to increase flooding damages.
-A good portion of Europe and Russia got nuked.
-Almost all States in the US in the Northeast section have been destroyed and submerged, with Washington DC being outright leveled into a desert.
-Various wildernesses in Alaska, Canada, and Russia got obliterated as if a volcano ravaged through them.
-Almost 90% of all National Landmarks from across the globe got destroyed and wrecked.
-Entire chunks of various continents flat out obliterated and submerged.
-Various island based nations (Such as Hawaii or the Philippines) are completely underwater.

What remains after Tyrannox's destruction caused humanity to begin terraforming Earth into having a much colder climate to reduce the sea level so that they could still survive. This results in Arizona, the main location in the US used in the comic, have a climate similar to the the climate around the modern day Great Lakes, since large lakes had formed around the West side of the US since Tyrannox destroyed a few states just for fun like how he obliterated an entire country for fun at the end of his time on Earth. This not only stopped global warming in a heartbeat, since there were still very minor remnants of it in 2159. In 2209, the glacial regions around the North Hemisphere have gone further south because of the overall colder climate. As a result, the Sahara is now indirectly a lush rain forest, since it's one of the few places that Tyrannox didn't bother with mainly because he saw nothing to actually destroy there so he just didn't bother.

The reason for the mass crowds and cheers for KeraMaster and Kerason is because he actually managed to kill Tyrannox when he ultimately did return, and the reason for pretty much everyone being so filled with dread at the mere presence of Tyrannox, is because a good majority of them recognize them, and yes, footage of Tyrannox on Earth from 50 years prior still exists and is used in history documentaries in the present. Just as equally, footage of Kerason/KeraMaster and Tyrannox's fight against each other was also heavily publicized even though Kerason managed to avoid being caught in the immediate spotlight out of simply trying to get back home as Plio after a rough day. One of the reasons for the secret identity for Kerason is mainly due to Plio wanting to avoid the paparazzi and other publicity media since he's extremely camera shy, though he simply said the excuse of keeping a low profile, which KeraBeast himself agreed on mainly because of the fact that KeraBeast was locked up prior to this event, and thus KeraBeast didn't want to be in such a mess again. 

Design Notes:
-His mass rampage 50 years before the present invokes traits of Daijinryuu from Dairanger. Both are humongous mecha that came to Earth to cause destruction, though Daijinryuu is far larger and is a neutral entity, whereas Tyrannox is evil and destroyed most of everything just for fun in order to get humanity to join together as a single nation for petty reasons on his end. Daijinryuu, for the most part, only really targeted Japan directly in it's first appearance, but Tyrannox managed to takes chunks out of the whole damn planet and submerge a good sizable portion of landmasses that used to be present. In short, Daijinryuu causes havoc because it viewed Earth as a threat to existence with all the constant fighting, whereas Tyrannox is a terrorist who basically forced humanity in a corner to do something or else he'd not give them a chance to still live and conquer the planet as his.
-On another note, Daijinryuu is practically invincible, whereas Tyrannox, being much smaller than Daijinryuu, can actually be killed or even have his own signature attack used back at him in the form of KeraMaster's energy absorbing abilities and attacks that draw from such intakes of energy.
-If you play Pokemon Y and have seen AZ's Ultimate Weapon in action, you literally know EXACTLY the appearance and sheer power that Tyrant's Desolation has on areas. In terms of the look of the attack itself, it's almost exactly identical, though it's mostly a coincidence given the angle from which Tyrannox fires the attack in most situations. In alternate angles of use, the attack more resembles a red colored beam of energy a la Oblivion Wing or Destoroyah's Oxygen Destroyer beam.

Height Inconsistencies:
While I was more clear on KeraMaster's height of 22 meters at the shoulders, originally I listed Tyrannox's height as 15'04" in his default mode, and 28 meters tall as Tyrant Mode. THEN came the post in which Tyrannox is freaking massive compared to KeraMaster and is almost near 100 meters in height judging by the poster. However, in the final comic, the height difference won't be too extreme, but he is give or take 44 meters tall in Tyrant Mode. Another note in the poster in that Tyrannox's legs are larger in the poster, with the railgun being smaller in the poster as well. While his legs DO get beefed up in size as Tyrant Mode, it's not supposed to be very noticeable, and for the most part his legs are obscured by Plio's house. I CAN and more than likely WILL go in and alter the poster to shrink Tyrannox's legs to their proper size, but that would also require me to amp up the size of the railgun. Not that it would matter to be honest. His railgun doesn't factor in his 44 meter height estimate; only his head does. With the railgun he's actually taller by all means, but how much so depends on whether he's standing 180 degrees (Horizontal Theropod), or 90 degrees (Tripod Theropod). When standing normally, he's a 90 degree stander, but when moving, he's forced into a 180 degree stance. Not only all this, but when he appeared 50 years ago in the backstory explained in Chapter 4, he's a good 128 meters tall in Tyrant Mode, though there's an actual explanation as to why his size varies now.