Perorigon

Perorigon (ペロリゴン Perorigon) is a kaiju.
==Appearance==
Perorigon has extensively similar appearance to Bichigon.
Perorigon is noted to be 50 meters in height with unknown body length and weight.
==Personality==
==History==
===Akuma-kun===
Although Perorigon didn't make a direct appearance, it was revealed during the fight against Bichigon that Ichirō Matsushita and The Twelve Apostles defeated the monster at one point in the past.
===Akuma-kun (1966)===
Mephisto knew it at some point in the past, and called it Pero (ペロ).
==Powers and Abilities==
Dissolving Saliva/Gastric Juice:Its saliva or gastric juice can melt irons and its own body.
Raining:
Durability: Mephisto's attacks had no effects on him.
==Trivia==
*A small individual was seen in the first ending of the 1996 anime adaptation of GeGeGe no Kitarō.
*Perori means swallowing or licking or fast-eating or tongue-showing in Japanese language.
*Mizuki's design of Kibungo bears several similarities in anatomy especially the designs of abdomen and elongated fangs on upper jaws. Especially the former might have been inspired by Showa incarnations of Gamera. The design of abdomen was later changed in the live action drama.
*Perorigon's size to be 50 meters in height may have been a reference to Godzilla. In return, the 2001 film Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack which was directed by Shusuke Kaneko who is especially known for his works of the Heisei Gamera Trilogy, bears several remembrances on its plot to Perorigon's story; ancient monsters magically sealed in specific Jizō statues were resurrected as the statues were destroyed, and the titular monsters were defeated as protagonists pierced a hole within the monsters' bodies, and the monsters were physically destroyed as breath attacks of them leaked out via the holes.
**The First Kaiju Boom involving both Gamera and Godzilla had extensive influences on both Akuma-kun and GeGeGe no Kitarō to have heroic protagonists to battle against antagonists, appearances of gigantic characters, and so on.Gaigan Yamazaki, 2021, Genes of Kaiju within Yokai: Yokai turing into Kaiju and Kaiju turining into Yokai, Media Culture Current Contents
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