Number 21 - The Witch Witch (The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe)
Number 22 - Count Dooku (Star Wars Episode II: The Clone Wars)
Number 23 - Blackheart (Ghost Rider)
Number 24 - Magneto (X-Men)
Number 25 - Green Goblin (Spider-Man)
Number 26 - Doc Ock (Spider-Man)
Number 27 - Barbossa (The Pirates Of The Carribean: The Black Pearl)
Number 28 - Hades (Hercules)
Number 29 - Silfer Surfer (Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Slifer Surfer)
Number 30 - Dennis Nedry (Jurassic Park)
Number 12 - Captain Hook (Peter Pan)
Number 13 - Saruman (The Lords Of The Ring: The Twin Towers)
Number 14 - Davy Jones (The Pirate Of The Carribean: At World's End)
Number 15 - Lord Sidious (Star Wars Episode III: The Revenge Of The Sith)
Number 16 - Sabretooth (X-men Origin: Wolverine)
Number 17 - Two-Face (The Dark Knight)
Number 6 - Jigsaw (Saw 5)
Number 7 - Lord Voldemort (Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire)
Number 8 - Terminator T-800 (Terminator: Salvation)
Number 1 - Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII: Advent Childran)
Number 2 - Joker (The Dark Knight)
Number 3 - Darth Vader (Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith)
Number 4 - Doctor Doom (Fantastic 4)
Number 5 - Venom (Spider-Man 3)
An amphibious dinosaur found in the Pacific Ocean, the character appeared only once, as one of two antagonists in the film. Titanosaurus shares its name with a real dinosaur species, though they do not share much beyond nomenclature; the real Titanosaurus was a land-dwelling sauropod, while the one featured in Mechagodzilla is a deep-sea dwelling creature who sports a fin on his tail and along his back. It does have rather a long neck for a kaiju, perhaps homage to its namesake.
In Terror of Mechagodzilla, a mad scientist named Shinji Mafune (portrayed by Akihiko Hirata) becomes so obsessed with studying the brain patterns of marine life that he loses his academic credentials and is cast out from the scientific community. Quickly, descending into madness, Mafune is able to gain mental control of Titanosaurus, with the help of aliens from Black Hole Planet 3, after it attacks a submarine investigating the remains of the destroyed Mechagodzilla, from the previous film, Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla. The normally peaceful Titanosaurus becomes a frightening, intense monster, and when Dr. Mafune rebuilds Mechagodzilla, both monsters combine their forces, to begin Mafune's revenge on humanity. Both are ultimately defeated by Godzilla.
At first, Godzilla arrived at Tokyo to save the people and help the military, thinking that he can take down Titanosaurus more easily without the robot Mechagodzilla. However, Titanosaurus was even more powerful than anyone could have imagined without superpowers. The INTERPOL Agency figured out if Titanosaurus is exposed to supersonic waves, then Godzilla will have more energy to defeat Mechagodzilla. After Katsura committed suicuide, the mechanic villain Mechagodzilla no longer was controlled since Godzilla pulled off his head, making him blind. Godzilla immediately destroyed Mechagodzilla by aiming his atomic breath at the robot's body and defeated Titanosaurus with two shots of atomic breath after the dinosaur was shot by several waves on his body's attached device, the Supersonic Wave Oscillator. The world was saved by Godzilla for the eighth time. It is unknown if Titanosaurus actually survived this impact; it is likely he was killed off by Godzilla eventually or he survived and was back for Godzilla: Unleashed to join mutant forces of Space Godzilla to destroy the GDF (Godzilla:Unleashed] or he went back to get revenge on Godzilla.
