Alien Kaiju Physiology

The power to use the abilities of an alien kaiju. Variations of Alien Physiology and Space Monster Physiology. 
==Also Called==
*Extraterrestrial Kaiju Physiology/Body/Form
*Giant Alien Monster Physiology 
*Titanic Alien Monster Physiology 
==Capabilities==
The user is or has the ability to take on the form of an alien kaiju, a giant monster with an innate connection to extraterrestrial origin.
==Applications==
*Alien Monster Physiology 
**Alien Blood
**Alien Mode
*Giant Monster Physiology 
**Fear Inducement 
**Feral Mind
**Large Size 
***Endless Growth
**Proportional Physicality 
**Supernatural Condition 
***Supernatural Durability 
***Supernatural Endurance 
***Supernatural Regeneration 
***Supernatural Strength 
**Unnatural Aging
==Variations==
*Alpha Alien Physiology 
*Alien Animal Physiology 
**Alien Dragon Physiology 
*Daikaiju Physiology
==Associations==
*Alien Physiology
**Giant Alien Physiology 
**Martian Physiology 
*Inner Kaiju
*Kaiju Symbiosis 
*Monster Physiology 
**Superpowered Monster Physiology 
==Known Users==
*Saiyans (Dragon Ball); in Oozaru/Great Ape forms
*King Ghidorah (Godzilla)
*SpaceGodzilla (Godzilla)
*Drache Goldenes (Metal Slug)
*Invader King (Metal Slug)
*Various males of Cosmo's species (Sonic X); in Mover Mode and first Final Mova transformation
*Alien Kaiju (Ultraman series)
==Gallery==
Goku's Great Ape Rampage (Dragon Ball Z).gif|Son Goku (Dragon Ball) in his Oozaru/Great Ape form.
Invader King Ver.MSA Idle.gif|Invader King (Metal Slug)
Drache Illust.png|Drache Goldenes (Metal Slug)
Landar Monster.png|Landar, one of the males of Cosmo's species (Sonic X) in Mover Mode transformation.
Sonic X ep 75 225.png|Dark Oak, Black Narcissus, and Pale Bayleaf (Sonic X) in the first Final Mova transformation.
Spacegodzilla.jpg|SpaceGodzilla (Godzilla)
Raybeak (Ultraman).webp|Raybeak (Ultraman)
Abolbus (Ultraman).webp|Abolbus (Ultraman)
Kyrieloid.png|Kyrieloid (Ultraman)
Category:Powers
Category:Physiology
Category:Alien Physiology
Category:Monster Physiology
Category:Giant Physiology