Above the sky, a kilometer-long giant fish flew over the city, ignoring the bombardment of missiles. In Australia, a kilometer-long world-destroying python destroyed cities, devouring millions of people, and slowly left under the explosion of several nuclear bombs. Coming to this dangerous world, Jack Clark, who unexpectedly obtained a salamander clone, was a little confused. What could he do with a palm-sized hexagonal salamander? Make videos to earn money? Catch shrimps in a stream? Or... make it evolve into a giant beast? A hexagonal salamander, also known as a hexagonal dragon, with unlimited evolutionary abilities, gradually evolved into a mythical world-destroying beast. From a hundred meters long, it turned kilometers and tens of thousands of meters long... And under the synchronized strengthening, Jack Clark's original body also grew stronger, with increasing strength and speed, and even...
I absolutely love the story. From how you bring the feeling of Ark, starting from nothing, surviving the harshness of pandora, to even crafting and gathering resources. It really does bring the feeling of ‘survival’ in ark survival evolved. We get to see the entire journey from different point of views and really understand the story. I also love how eywa is portraited and pandora’s ‘Australian’ wildlife is shown. Really shows pandora in its danger and beauty. It’s very consistent with what was shown in the movies. In pandora, there is no place that is safe, including your toilet. Especially your toilet, you never know what creature might decide to go up the pipes. But again, this might be biased, but I simply love it.