Giant Lizard Versus Military Robot in City Battle

Ultra-realistic cinematic disaster scene, single continuous shot, no cuts, no montage, documentary-style live-action realism. Daytime in a real modern Asian megacity with high-rises, elevated roads, glass towers, traffic, street signs, and civilians. A colossal giant lizard is already rampaging through the city, smashing cars, tearing through buildings, crushing roads, and sending people fleeing in panic. Its body is biologically believable: massive muscles, thick scales, heavy tail, scarred hide, brutal realistic weight and momentum. Then a giant human-made military combat robot enters the frame from deeper in the city. It is heavily armored, industrial, realistic, and built like a true army machine: piston-driven limbs, hydraulic joints, reinforced plating, exposed mechanics, tactical sensors, weathering, military markings. Every step cracks pavement and shakes nearby vehicles. In the same uninterrupted shot, the robot charges the lizard and they fight brutally among skyscrapers and overpasses. The lizard slams its tail into the robot, claws its armor, and smashes through debris. The robot blocks, staggers, then fights back with heavy punches, grappling force, and close-range military weapons. Roads collapse, glass falls, steel bends, smoke and dust fill the air. The robot slowly overpowers the lizard, pins it against ruined structures, and forces it backward through shattered streets with brutal mechanical force. In the final moment, the damaged but still-standing robot dominates the wounded giant lizard in a destroyed avenue while civilians stop and stare in shock. Realistic destruction, believable scale, grounded physics, no magic, no anime, no superhero style, no game CGI look.