Unused Kaiju

This article is for any Kaiju or Seijin that was planned but scrapped during production. Any major characters that have enough content to them will be given their own article.
==Unnamed Ones==
 
The Unnamed Ones, or Nameless Ones, were planned to appear in an Ultra Q episode titled "Dense Fog".
===Merchandise===
Namless_one.jpg|Unnamed Ones model kit
==Kaigyo==
Kaigyo, or just Gyo, was a conceptualized monster that was meant to appear in Ultra Q. The monster was replaced by Sudar but Gyo's concept art was referenced in the original Dodongo and Gavadon B design.
==Clapton==
==Geran==
Geran was a bee larva that was meant to appear in Ultraman.
Not much is known of the plot of the episode Geran was meant to appear in. However, what we do know is that Geran was Guesra's predecessor. So, assuming this, Geran was going to play the same role as Guesra, but this is unknown.
Like numerous others from Ultra Q and Ultraman, Geran would have been created through a prop from Toho's giant monster movies, in this case a redressed Mothra larvae puppet.
==Pandora==
Pandora was a pollution monster from the unproduced script "Tokyo Boss", written by Keisuke Fujikawa. The story was to be directed by Toshihiro Lijima.
==Sea Tarantula==
The titular monsters of the unproduced episode "Sea Tarantula". They were to inhabit an unknown island shrouded in fog and whose webbing had a decomposing effect upon metal such as a wrecked ship. Plans were to modify the Tarantula props from the Ultra Q episode "Baron Spider".
==Skiller==
Skiller was to be the main opponent in the unproduced script "Invasion of Beastman", a monster who acquires human-level intelligence through brain surgery from its alien masters. Skiller assists the invaders in their plans in using blue snow-like space spores to destroy the cities of Earth and infect the population with plugue, though they never get far beyond an initial test run on a space tourism station located in the antarctic.https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%A6%E3%83%AB%E3%83%88%E3%83%A9%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B3#%E6%9C%AA%E5%88%B6%E4%BD%9C%E3%82%B7%E3%83%8A%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AA
==Space spores==
Space spores was a biological weapon from the unproduced script "Invasion of Beastman", used by alien invaders to cover the Earth as a snow-like fall to both destroy the cities of humankind with a corrosive / devouring effect along with infecting the population with plugue. Fortunately, the invaders and their space spores never get beyond an initial test run on a space tourism station located in the antarctic.https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%A6%E3%83%AB%E3%83%88%E3%83%A9%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B3#%E6%9C%AA%E5%88%B6%E4%BD%9C%E3%82%B7%E3%83%8A%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AA
==Todogon==
Todogon was planned to appear in an Ultraman episode titled "The Negative 40 Degrees Battle". Todogon was to have been created through a re-purposed Todola suit.
==Piniya==
Aquatic Humanoid Piniya was originally going to be used in the Ultraseven series. Not much is known except that they'd be from under water, and have a monster as their living weapon.
===Trivia===
*Piniya's suit was constructed, but repainted and the head replaced to make Alien Perolynga.
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==Yamo==
Yamo is an unmade kaiju weapon that the Aquatic Human Piniya used to fight Ultraseven in the series of the same name. When Piniya was scrapped and turned into Alien Perolynga, Yamo was scrapped completely.
==Unused Mecha Kaiju from Return of Ultraman==
In a Tsuburaya kaiju book, concept art of an unknown mechanical kaiju is shown. It is unknown why it was unused or what its name is.
==Saurex==
===History===
The Saurexes are a race of ancient monsters that were supposed to appear in the film Ultraman: Monster Bible. They were intelligent demon-like dinosaurs and ruled the Earth, but were sealed up at some point. They were then released in modern times by a group of scientists to take over the world and defeat Ultraman.
====Trivia====
*This species is similar to the Kyrieloids, getting ancient humanity to build historical wonders like the Pyramids.
===Data===
:;Powers and Weapons
*Fire Manipulation: The Saurex are able to manipulate fire.
*Flight: It is likely that the Saurex are able to fly due to their wings.
==Pterogon==
===History===
Not much is known about Pterogon other than he was a pterodactyl mutated by Saurex into a monster.
====Trivia====
*It was mentioned to be blue in color.
===Data===
:;Powers and Weapons
*Flight: As it is a pterodactyl, it should be able to fly.
*Ray: It was mentioned to be able to fire an energy beam.
*Fire: It was mentioned to be able to breathe fire.
==Dinogon==
===History===
A Tyrannosaurus Rex mutated into a monster by Saurex. 
===Data===
:;Powers and Weapons
*Fire Breath: Like all monsters made by Saurex, it can breath fire.
*Forehead Beam: It is mentioned to be able to fire a beam from its forehead
*Eye Beams: Like the other monsters, Dinogon can shoot lasers from his eyes.
==Plesigon==
===History===
A Plesiosaurus mutated by Saurex into a monster.
===Data===
:;Powers and Weapons
*Fire Breath: Like the others, it was capable of breathing fire.
*Eye Lasers: Like the others, it can shoot lasers from its eyes.
*Adept Swimmer: Due to it being a plesiosaur, it is skilled at swimming.
==Brax==
===History===
Next to nothing is known about him except he was the villain of the unmade movie Ultraman: The Jupiter Effect
==Alien Talk==
==Goad==
==Big Liger==
==Graygas==
==Sufinga==
==The Dinosaur Corps==
A modern-day invasion of giant time-displaced dinosaurs from Hitomi Tomari's unused Ultraman 80 script "The Dinosaur Era Is Coming", The Dinosaur Corps would have been under the control of the mysterious man from the M17 Nebula and would have included a Brontosaurus, an Iguanodon and a Stegosaurus. At one point in the script, UGM was to deploy a burrowing vehicle dubbed Red Scooper to track down the dinosaurs that had escaped underground.https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ウルトラマン80#未使用シナリオ
==Zidane==
Balloon Monster Zidane comes from Ai Bun's unused Ultraman 80 script "Fear At An Altitude of 5,000 Meters". The script came close to filming, originally slated for episode 13 with Noriaki Yuasa as director and Koichi Takano as special effects director.
==Debara==
Debara is a monster from the unused Ultraman 80 script "I Like Monsters Better than My Teacher!!" written by an unknown author. A monster of unmentioned origin, it is a human-sized monster found and befriended by the doctors of UGM and children at Yamato's school. Debara ends up being exposed to Earth's pollutants, causing it to mutate into a full-sized monster. Luckily, Ultraman 80 hops into action, managing to reverse Debara's mutation to what it was originally.
==Gonjas==
Gonjas is a monster from the unused Ultraman 80 script "Recover your Life" written by Yasushi Hirano. It was a space monster come to Earth via its meteor crashing into the ocean. Harada is sent to search the area but does a poor job of it, resulting in Gonjas projecting beams that make humans unconscious. With help from Jouno's father, Shigezo Jouno, Gonjas is revealed to be using its beams to steal human consciousness and absorb it for unknown reasons. Harada, aware of his mistakes, options to go stop the beast himself. Even though the rest of the plot is unavailable, it can be presumed that Ultraman 80 destroyed Gonjas in the end.
==Dracue and Taurus Bats==
Dracue and the Taurus Bats are monsters from the unused Ultraman 80 script "What are Sweets?" written by Jo Hirose. In many parts of the world, people are being drained of their blood through their necks whenever a gust of wind passes by. Kiyohiko is one of Yamato's students who is a victim of this phenomenon, but since he has no friends due to his grades, no one ever visits him in the hospitable. Takeshi is the only one who visits him, being told by the boy that "humans cannot live alone". With that, he decides to copy the notes of Kiyohiko's fellow students after class and brings them secretly to the boy.
The mysterious vampiric wind gusts are eventually revealed to be the Taurus Bats after one is captured by one of Yamato's students. The alien bats are from Planet Taurus, brought over by a space monster named Dracue in its long hair. After Dracue and the Taurus Bats are dealt with by UGM and Ultraman 80, Kiyohiko returns to school, finally being welcomed into a group of students.
==Seminger==
Seminger is a monster from the unused Ultraman 80 script "Gentle Monster" written by Tsutomu Doji. While preparing for a party, Takeshi and Emi meet a girl with a mysterious power. She is a kind person with a love for animals, but as discovered, she is merely the larval form of a beast known as Seminger, currently being pursued by UGM. Seminger eventually grows up into her adult form, being a giant monster. Strangely however, her larval form is still seen on a high-rise building, not disappearing even after UGM and Ultraman take care of the situation.
==Unnamed muck monster==
During pre-production on Ultraman: Towards the Future, an unnamed monster made of rocky muck was used in test footage alongside an unused version of the Ultraman Great suit, briefly fighting the hero among a miniature model mountain set. Despite its use in the test footage, the character itself never made it into the final series.
===Trivia===
*The muck monster prop was a holdover from an Australian commercial revolving around around septic tank cleaning and maintenance.
*Information and the one lone image for this character originated from the now long defunct Ultraman Great based website DeltaPlasma.com.
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==ROBOM==
ROBOM was the fully mechanical transforming robot precursor to UF-0, appearing in early drafts and concept art for episode 9 of Ultraman: Towards the Future but was ultimately dropped in favor of the more grotesque, organic creature in the final filmed version.
==Shredder==
Shredder was to be the lead villain of the series Big Man, a caped super criminal who had kidnapped and imprisoned the princess of The Computer World, whom the title hero seeks to locate and rescue. Shredder, along with the majority of the Big Man concept, would be dropped in favor of Gridman the Hyper Agent.https://youtu.be/vOigwhZAwVs
Big-Man-July-2023-01.jpg|Big Man concept art with Shredder in upper left corner.
==Unused Monsters from Gridman==
A page of Gridman the Hyper Agent Super Complete Works included concept arts for monsters that were either either scrapped or rejected from appearing in the series, many designed by artist Masayuki Fukagawa (alias Nao Higashi and m44kwaijyuu on Twitter). Some of these concepts include:
*A cyborg form of Blizzalar called Mecha Blizzalar.
*A military-style cyborg version of Shinobilar dubbed Commando Shinobilar.
*A combined form of all Gridman monsters into a multi-legged and headed beast.
*A hulking demonic warrior inspired by Kodaigon.https://twitter.com/m44kwaijyuu/status/1027634354640412672/photo/1
*A quadrupedal beast with twin whip-like tails.https://twitter.com/m44kwaijyuu/status/1027634354640412672/photo/2
*A dragon headed octopus-based sea monster.https://www.facebook.com/groups/kaijuareunusuallytall/permalink/1250979542319191/
*A bloated fish-based sea monster. https://twitter.com/m44kwaijyuu/status/1026198717500514304
*A starfish-based sea monster.
*An armored crab-based sea monster.
*A slithering plesiosaur monster who was an early prototype to Glavas.https://twitter.com/m44kwaijyuu/status/1026930908404707328
Mecha-Blizzalar-Gridman-January-2020-01.jpg|Mecha Blizzalar
Commando-Shinobilar-Gridman-July-2022-01.png|Commando Shinobilar
Giant-Demon-Warrior-Unused-Gridman-Masayuki-Fukagawa-June-2022-01.jpg|Unnamed hulking demon warrior
Twin-Whips-Unused-Gridman-Masayuki-Fukagawa-June-2022-01.jpg|Unnamed beast with whip-like tails
Unused-Gridman-Aquatic-Kaiju-September-2022-01.jpg|Octopus-based sea monster
Unused-Gridman-Aquatic-Kaiju-September-2022-02.jpg|Starfish-based sea monster
Unused-Gridman-Aquatic-Kaiju-September-2022-03.jpg|Crab-based sea monster
Unused-Gridman-Aquatic-Kaiju-September-2022-04.jpg|Fish-based sea monster
Plesiosaur-Monster-Gridman-November-2022-01.jpg|Plesiosaur-based sea monster
==Unused Space Beasts from Ultraman Nexus==
==Unused Ace Killer Squad Concepts==
==Plant-manipulating monster==
In the original screenplay for episode 11 and 12 of Ultraman Taiga featured a plant monster which attacked people by manipulating other plants. However, under request of producer Yumasa Okamoto, Gymaira and his vampiric, tentacled tongues, took its place.
==References==
*The Big Book of Japanese Giant Monster Movies: The Lost Movies: Mutated Edition by John LeMay
Category:Unused Kaiju