The Great Yokai War

The Great Yokai War is a 2005 yokai fantasy film co-produced by Kadokawa, Japan Film Fund, and Nippon TV, and distributed by Shochiku. The film was released to Japanese theaters on August 16, 2005. It serves as a spiritual successor to Daiei's Yokai Monsters films of the 1960's, and is a loose remake of the second entry in the series.
==Plot==
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==Staff==
==Cast==
===English dub===
==Appearances==
===Monsters===
*Shojo
*Kawataro
*Kawahime
*Azukiarai
*Sunekosuri
*Ippondatara
*Daitengu
*Sunakakebaba
*Rokurokubi
*Yukionna
*Tofukozo
*Okubi
*Nurarihyon
*Aburasumashi
*Moryo
*Gozu
*Itsukinokaminari
*Hinoenma
*Yanagibaba
*Kajigababa
*Ubume
*Bakeneko
*Kejoro
*Noderabo
*Amefurikozo
*Hyakume
*Nandobaba
*Kooni
*Nopperabo
*Nurikabe
*Sodehikikozo
*Mitsumekozo
*Hitotsumekozo
*Kodama
*Karasutengu
*Kamikiri
*Buruburu
*Tenome
*Kappa
*Namahage
*Dorotabo
*Aobozu
*Setotaisho
*Otoshiro
*Nuppeppo
*Ubagabi
*Tateyamakaeru
*Oshiroibaba
*Mujina
*Kurokamikiri
*Futakuchionna
*Kaburanotodo
*Koropokkuru
*Kameosa
*Akaoni
*Aooni
*Hososhi
*Mokugyodaruma
*Hossumori
*Hakuzosu
*Inugami
*Jorogumo
*Tesso
*Yobuko
*Tsuchikorobi
*Kurabokko
*Ohagurobettari
*Nozokibo
*Nuribotoke
*Honeonna
*Mikaribaba
*Tenjoname
*Mikoshinyudo
*Son Goku
*Momonji
*Hakononakanoshojo
*Gorozaemon Sanmoto
*Shinnoakugoro
*Great yokai elder
*Agi
*Yasunori Kato
*Qilin
*Ittanmomen
*Bakekasa
*Takurobi
*Kudan
*Wanyudo
*Ungaikyo
*Tokkurikorogashi
*Mokumokuren
*Bakechochin
*Sentakugitsune
*Bakedaneki
*Tetsudaoni
*Seimenoni
*Shibaten
*Zashikidono
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*Iyaya
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*Okinbo
*Aburashibori
*Atamayama
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*Kidoko
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*Akubozu
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*Orabidako
*Ojimujimun
*Mehitotsugoro
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*Omanagu
*Koppatengu
*Tsuntaro
*Mehitotsubozu
*Ikkakudon
*Namekujira
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*Nunogarami
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*Sarutenbanko
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*Kamanari
*Ryumodoki
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*Namera
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*Aotengu
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*Akagami
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*Kawantaro
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*Yamahito
*Junibo
*Mitsumegumo
*Yanari
*Makizappo
*Kanibo
*Neneko
*Suitenbo
*Igusanokesabo
*Kyusenbo
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*Shidaidaka
*Nishakubo
*Yumemakura
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*Mintsuchi
*Dotengu
*Nuribo
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*Isotengu
*Kobuji
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*Sankakudon
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*Gafu
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*Onbonoyasu
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*Pishayanamun
*Suitenokina
*Gamera (mentioned)
*Unnamed Yokai
==Gallery==
==Alternate titles==
*The Yokai War (French title; La Guerre des Yokai)
*War of the Demons - The Great Yokai War (German title; Krieg der Dämonen - The Great Yokai War)
*The War of Ghosts (Italian title; La Guerra dei Fantasmi)
*The Great Goblin War (Russian title; Великая Война Гоблинов)
==Theatrical releases==
*Japan - August 16, 2005
*United States - June 30, 2006 (New York City, New York)
==Video releases==
Universe DVD (2006)
*Region: 3
*Discs: 2
*Audio: Cantonese (Dolby Digital 5.1 EX), Japanese (Dolby Digital 5.1 EX, DTS ES 6.1)
*Subtitles: Chinese (Traditional), English, Chinese (Simplified)
Tokyo Shock DVD (2006)
*Region: 1
*Discs: 2
*Audio: Japanese, English
*Subtitles: English
*Special features: Making of documentary, cast interviews, World Yokai Conference documentary, yokai profiles, still gallery.
HK Video DVD/Blu-ray (2014)
*Region: B/2
*Discs: 3 (One Blu-ray disc, two DVDs)
*Audio: Japanese (DTS-HD 5.1), French (DTS-HD 5.1)
*Subtitles: French
*Notes: Packaged with Yokai Monsters: One Hundred Monsters, Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare, and Yokai Monsters: Along with Ghosts.
==Videos==
==Trivia==
*Gamera is referenced in the film as the enemy's base flies over Tokyo.
*Kuwantaro makes reference to the series GeGeGe no Kitaro on at least one occasion. The creator of the series, Shigeru Mizuki, later makes a cameo in the film as a yokai elder.
==External links==
*Official site (archived).