Gamera vs. Garasharp (1972-1991 films)

== Gamera vs Garasharp (1972) ==
Gamera vs. Garasharp (ガメラ対大邪獣ガラシャープ Gamera tai Daiyokoshimajū Garashāpu?, lit. Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp) is an unmade 1972 Daiei film.
== Plot ==
A giant serpent-like monster, called Garasharp, appeared and started destroying Tokyo. Gamera soon appears and kills Garasharp. Then, two baby Garasharps crawl out of their mother's carcass. The military tries to kill them, but Gamera lets them crawl onto his back and he flies them to a remote tropical island.
== History ==
Gamera vs. Garasharp was cancelled when Daiei went bankrupt.
The scrapped monster Marukobukarappa would have also made an appearance. The role and purpose of the monster was never revealed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXPXrvPsqIE
== Gamera vs. Garasharp (1991) ==
Gamera vs. Garasharp (ガメラ対ガラシャープ Gamera tai Garashāpu) is a 1991 short film created for the "Gamera Permanent Preservation Plan" LaserDisc set.
== Plot ==
A giant serpent-like monster, called Garasharp, appeared and started destroying Tokyo. Gamera soon appears and kills Garasharp. Then, two baby Garasharps crawl out of their mother's carcass. The military tries to kill them, but Gamera lets them crawl onto his back and he flies them to a remote tropical island. He cuts off their horns and fangs and leaves them to live freely on the island.
== History ==
Garasharp was later made canon to the Heisei Gamera trilogy through Matt Frank's The Last Hope.
Gamera vs. Giant Evil Beast Garasharp (ガメラ対大邪獣ガラシャープ; Gamera tai Daijajū Garashāpu)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9VXMa-qbjo