Poseidon's Wrath ( Indomitus Poseidon): This name evokes the power and fury of Poseidon, reflecting the creature's destructive capabilities. The scientific name subtly links it to the Indominus Rex lineage.

Thalassodraco Rex (Thalassodraco Indominus): Combining "thalasso" (sea) and "draco" (dragon), this name emphasizes the creature's reptilian nature and aquatic influences. The scientific name again acknowledges its origins.

Leviathan's Scourge (Leviathanus Ferox): "Leviathan" signifies a massive sea creature, while "Scourge" highlights its destructive role. The scientific name, using "ferox" (fierce), reinforces its predatory nature.

Oceanus Tyrant (Oceanus Tyrannus): "Oceanus" refers to the ocean, establishing its habitat. "Tyrant" clearly indicates its dominance. The scientific name uses the Latin word for tyrant, maintaining a scientific feel.

Nereus's Terror (Nereus Horrendus): Nereus was a sea god in Greek mythology, lending a mythological element. "Horrendus" (horrible) emphasizes the creature's fearsome nature.

Kraken's Heir (Krakenus Rex): This name connects the creature to the legendary Kraken, suggesting immense size and power. The scientific name uses "Rex" to denote its kingly status among predators.

Abyssal Typhon (Abyssus Typhon): "Abyssal" refers to the deep ocean, highlighting its habitat. "Typhon" is a monstrous figure from Greek mythology, fitting the creature's destructive potential.

Hydrosaurus Maximus (Hydrosaurus Indomitus): Combining "hydro" (water) and "saurus" (lizard), this name is scientifically plausible while still evoking a powerful image. The scientific name maintains the Indominus connection.

Triton's Fury (Triton Furiosus): Triton, a sea god, adds a mythological touch. "Furiosus" (furious) emphasizes its aggressive nature.

Thalassa's Dominator (Thalassa Dominator): "Thalassa" is another word for the sea, and "Dominator" clearly states its role as the apex predator.