Yamato Takeru

==Summary==
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Yamato Takeru is a movie made in 1994 by Toho, the creator of the Godzilla franchise. It is based on Japanese legends, featuring mythological gods and monsters. Yamato Takeru received an almost 40 episode long anime series based on it as well as OVAs.
==Power of this Verse==
In the movie canon, this verse has lower Top tiers with Moon manipulation, extremely casual country busting and relativistic reactions as well as MFTL travel. Its High tiers are generally planet busters, and its God tiers are basically above all.
==Calculations==
Attack Potency/Durability:
*Yamato Takeru blows up Kumasogami 0.00227 Tons of TNT (Wall level)
*Kaishin Muba GPE 0.07138 Tons of TNT (Small Building level)
*Showa Yamata no Orochi GPE 1.55 Tons of TNT (Building level+)
*Reiwa Yamata no Orochi GPE 277.47 Tons TNT (Multi-City Block level)
*Tsukinowa sends a sword to the Moon 32.83 Kilotons (Town level)
*Tsukuyomi tanked a large blast on the Moon 69.01 Teratons Of TNT (Country level+)
Speed:
*Tsukinowa sends a sword to the Moon 17,472,727 m/s (Sub-Relativistic)
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
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==Characters==
Yamato_Takeru.png|Yamato Takeru/Utsuno Ikusagami|link=Yamato Takeru (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Susanoo_Pic.jpg|Susano-o|link=Susanoo (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Tsukuyomi-Orochi_Pic_Z.jpg|Tsukuyomi/Orochi|link=Tsukuyomi (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Amano_Shiratori_Pic.jpg|Amano Shiratori|link=Amano Shiratori
Oto_Tachibana_Pic.jpg|Oto Tachibana|link=Oto Tachibana (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Sukinowa.png|Sukinowa|link=Tsukinowa (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Kaishin_Muba_Pic_Z.jpg|Kaishin Muba|link=Kaishin Muba (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Kumasogami.png|Kumasogami|link=Kumasogami (Yamato Takeru Movie)
Showa_Orochi_Pic_ZX.jpg|Orochi (Showa)|link=Yamata no Orochi (The Three Treasures)
Reiwa_Orochi_Pic_Z.jpg|Orochi (Reiwa)|link=Yamata no Orochi (Brush of the God)
Category:Verses
Category:Yamato Takeru
Category:Toho Co. Ltd
Category:Movies
Category:Anime
Category:1990s