Dogora (Showa)

==Summary==
Dogora (ドゴラ) is a mutant space cell kaiju that first appeared in the 1964 Toho film, Dogora.
A single-celled organism living in Earth's atmosphere, Dogora was mutated after coming into contact with a radiation pocket over Japan. The creature began destroying satellites before descending to Earth to feed on sources of carbon, primarily diamonds and coal. Dogora grew at an accelerated rate as it fed, eventually growing into a colossal tentacled monster. The JSDF were able to blow Dogora apart with their missiles, but this only induced the creature to undergo cellular fission and reproduce into countless more Dogora cells. Fortunately, it was discovered that wasp venom caused a chemical reaction within Dogora's cells which caused them to crystallize, and so chemical plants around the globe worked to synthesize artificial wasp venom. The JSDF attacked Dogora using this compound, crystallizing all of its cells and finally ridding the world of the space monster.
While it debuted outside of the Godzilla series, Dogora began to cross over into Godzilla media beginning with the 1988 video game Godzilla: Monster of Monsters!, in which it appeared as an enemy. Dogora went on to appear in other media such as the 1997 television series Godzilla Island. Dogora made its first appearance in a Godzilla film during the intro of the 2017 film GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters, which briefly depicted Dogora attacking London. Dogora's role in the continuity of the anime trilogy is explored in greater depth in the film's official prequel novel, GODZILLA: Monster Apocalypse.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least 
Name: Dogora
Origin: Godzilla
Gender: Unknown
Age: Unknown
Classification: Mutated space cell
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Large Size (Type 2), Energy Manipulation/Corrosion Inducement (Via touch), Enhanced Senses, Self-Sustenance (Type 1), Spaceflight, Flight, Natural Weaponry (Tentacles), Telekinesis, Duplication, Regeneration (Low-High; each piece lived on and possessed the capability to grow into another massive monster), Additional Limbs, Radiation Manipulation and Absorption, Resistance to Radiation Manipulation and Bone Manipulation (Boneless)
Attack Potency: At least Small Building level ( the Wakato bridgeDogora (1964), yielding this much energy in the process.)
Speed: At least Subsonic flight speed and attack speed by sheer size
Lifting Strength: Class M (Can lift up to 18.400 Tonnes)
Striking Strength: At least Small Building level
Durability: At least Small Building level (Can withstand the force behind its blowsDogora (1964).), regeneration makes it hard to kill.
Stamina: Superhuman (Has shown to be able to run and fight for long periods of time)
Range: Tens of meters by virtue of its sheer size
Standard Equipment: Teeth
Intelligence: Animalistic
Weaknesses: Dogora solidifies when exposed to bee and wasp venom, and potentially other types of venom containing hyaluronidase
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
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*Flight: Once in the Earth's atmosphere, the monster was able to levitate in the air. This includes both in its larger and small, cell-like form. In fact, the creature only was seen landing to use its special energy touch to burn through safes, doors and other things that impended its access to carbon.
*Energy Touch: The Dogora were able to conduct a special energy through their touch. This had a corrosive-like effect when it came into contact with objects, able to melt away safe steel doors.
*Tentacles: When in a larger state, each Dogora possesed four long tentacles that drooped from its body. Although often just dangling, these could spring into action to grasp objects. In fact, the space creature used all four at the same time to uproot and lift the Wakato Bridge.
*Space Travel: Dogora was first discovered in outer space, where it was attacking satellites. The cellular monster then traveled down to Earth, in search of carbon to consume.
*Telekinesis: The mutated creature had almost an telekentic-like vacuum ability that enabled it to suck up objects or levitate them. In fact, this could be used when objects were far below it, allowing it to stay at a safe altitude. This power could be used with surprising percision, as the creature was able to lift just a few rocks in Professor Munakata's garden. However, this wasn't always the case, as the monster did occasionally suck up vehicles during its frenzy to feed on coal.
*Cell Fission: As the space monster consumed carbon, it also eventually changed into a larger form. This, however, made it a more tangeable target for the self-defense forces of Japan, who blasted it with Surface-to-Air Missiles. However, Dogora proved able to survive this attack on a cellular level and commenced cell fission: starting to replicate itself to increase its strength and continued its worldwide siege.
==Notable Matchups==
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==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Godzilla (Toho)
Category:Kaiju
Category:Monsters
Category:Mutants
Category:Large Sized Characters
Category:Flight Users
Category:Self-Sustenance Users
Category:Radiation Users
Category:Regeneration Users
Category:Duplication Users
Category:Bodily Weaponry Users
Category:Telekinesis Users
Category:Energy Users
Category:Flight Users
Category:Enhanced Senses Users
Category:Movie Characters
Category:Primary Antagonists
Category:Additional Limbs Users