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Skullcrawlers got their name from their skull-like heads and their crawling locomotions. Their true name is known as "Halakrah", or "Persistent Enemy", but unspoken by the Iwi, and the name "Skullcrawler" was invented by Hank Marlow as he explained their history to Mason Weaver and James Conrad. While initially lacking an official Titanus designation, by the time of Godzilla vs. Kong, the Skullcrawlers have been designated as Titanus Cranium Reptant, which is inaccurate given the opening had many inconsistencies due to production delays.3 While in the latter the name of a Adult Skullcrawler, one of them is nicknamed as Number 10 by Walter Simmons
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