The Cloverfield Monster

The Cloverfield Monster
Background Info
Origin	Baby: Cloverfield (Movie, January 18 2008) Adult: The Cloverfield Paradox (Movie, February 4 2018)
Age	Thousands of years
Height	Baby: ~240-300 feet (73.15-91.44 meters) (quadrupedal stance) to 350 feet (106.68 meters) (standing upright) Adult: Several kilometers
Weight	5,806.04 metric tons (12800127.1 lbs)

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“	Some Thing Has Found Us	„
	~ Tagline for Cloverfield (2008)

“	Beth McIntyre: What is that? Hud: It's a terrible thing.	„
	~ Beth and Hud first seeing the monster

“	Lily: Do you guys know what it is, out there? Do you know what that thing is? Marine: There ain't nobody telling me. Whatever it is, it's winning.	„
	~ Lily and a Marine about the monster

The Cloverfield Monster, sometimes known as Clover and officially designated in-universe as the Large Scale Aggressor (LSA), is the main antagonist and giant monster in the 2008 horror movie, Cloverfield, and a major (though mostly unseen) antagonist in The Cloverfield Paradox.

(For other combatants named Clover, see Clover (disambiguation).)

Fanon Wiki Ideas So Far

• Godzilla vs. The Cloverfield Monster (Completed)
• Jotnar vs Cloverfield
• Cloverfield vs. King Kong (Completed)
• Cloverfield vs. Zilla (Completed)
• Cloverfield Monster vs Baragon (Abandoned)

Battle Record

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Battle Record

• Wins: 0
• Losses: 4
• Draws: 0

History

A space-based particle accelerator malfunctions in a different universe causing a rift in the space-time continuum, connecting dimensions and sending the destructive force on the main dimension's Earth. The monster surfaces in 2008, wreaking havoc in New York City, where it destroys a large portion of Manhattan and landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. The creature's origins tie to Tagruato Corporation's deep-sea drilling and its link to Seabed's Nectar.

Death Battle Info (Fanon)

Background

• Height: 91 Meters
• Length: 365 Meters
• Weight: 5806 Metric tons
• Age: Unknown, stated to be an infant
• Feeds on the fictional "Seabed's Nectar"
• Found at a depth of over 10 km in the Atlantic Ocean
• Over 2000 parasites crawl on the creature's skin

Abilities

• Underwater breathing
• Has pressure & fire resistant skin
• Parasite production
• Immense strength & durability

Strengths and Feats

• Effortlessly flung the Statue of Liberty's head several blocks away
• Casually ripped apart the Statue of Liberty
• Smashed through the Woolworth Building
• Easily destroyed the Brooklynn bridge with its tail
• Survived 80 MK-82 Bombs being dropped on it simultaneously and showing almost no signs of injury
• Squashed a tank with its foot
• Leaped 152 Meters to crash a helicopter
• Can easily bite apart helicopters and people
• Snapped a Destroyer Ship in half (Manga)
• Dodged several missiles (Manga)
• Withstood a bombardment so powerful it produced a crater and shrugged it off (Manga)

Weaknesses

• Easily frightened and provoked. Out-of-universe it's described as described as confused, disoriented and irritable, finding the city of New York a rather frightening environment.

Gallery

Cloverfield Trilogy (All Monster Scenes)

The first good close-up recording of Clover.

Clover above Grand Central Station, angered by a ground-level artillery assault.

Main model of Clover by character designer Neville Page.

Another member of Clover's species featured in the Cloverfield/KISHIN manga.

Clover endures Mark 82 bombs from a B-2 Spirit.

Adult Clover in The Cloverfield Paradox.

Trivia

• The monster does not possess an official consistent name, but members of the film's crew—including designer Neville Page on concept art for the creature—as well as many fans have taken to calling it Clover, a shortening of the film's title, Cloverfield.