Melon simply stood there, unsure what on Earth he could possibly do. Mere minutes ago, he had been sitting at a café, enjoying a simple milkshake and paying no mind to the strange zebra in a labcoat that was eyeing him from across the room as he took sipped it up through the straw. He hadn't even finished the thing when he started to grow. Not just wider, but taller. He grew, and he grew, and he grew, so tall that his clothes couldn't fit him anymore and had fallen off within just a minute. He had to push himself out of the double doors of the café, damaging the frame as his gargantuan tail swayed from side to side within the building, tumbling tables and clattering dishes onto the ground. Once he had pulled himself free, he was greeted by the sight of dozens of spooked onlookers, all of which were in awe of the now twenty-foot-tall lizard... But still, he had not finished growing. The now giant lizard hastily waddled through the streets, tip-toeing to try to avoid causing damage even as he grew so huge that his body took up the entirety of the street. "E-excuse me, sorry...!" he stammered in a now booming, deep voice, which only seemed to get deeper and louder with each additional foot he gained. He kept waddling forward, making his way to the city's center, where a large park provided ample space for him... He had hoped, at least. Much to his horror, though, he soon found that he had begun to outgrow even the streets he waddled. His hips began to brush against the sides of the buildings, his feet and his tail leaving large prints and trails in the ground as he moved through. Each and every step he took was accompanied with a loud, earth-shaking THOOM. Finally, the park was in sight. Planting himself directly in the middle, Melon looked down at the ground at the now ant-sized citizens of the city, all of which were hastily running for safety. It wasn't long before he realized he had been growing so much that he was now becoming taller than the skyscrapers that surrounded him... And he still wasn't slowing down. Despite his best efforts, his tail couldn't help but cause some collateral damage as it anxiously swayed back and forth behind him, kicking up a massive cloud of dust. Now, at such an incredible height that he now stood easily at five times the height of the tallest building in the city, Melon nervously gulped, spying a few news helicopters hovering near his head and capturing his embarrassed blush. "Sir," said the labcoated zebra, looking up at the results of the spiked shake, "the formula is far, far too potent... 'How do I know'?! Turn on the news! It's turned my unwitting test subject into a KAIJU! I have no idea how we're gonna handle this...!"