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The Invisible Man Attacks

***The Invisible Man Attacks*** (Spanish: El Hombre invisible ataca) also known as ***The Invisible Man Strikes*** is a 1967 Argentine comedy film, it was filmed in color directed by Martín Rodríguez Mentasti according to the script by Sergio De Cecco it was released in Argentina on March 2, 1967 to July 6, 1967. the film stars Martín Karadagián, Gilda Lousek, Tristán and Ricardo Passano.

## Synopsis

A circus pawn faces off against an evil scientist who possesses the invisibility formula.

## Cast

* Martin Karadagián
* Gilda Lousek
* Tristan
* Ricardo Passano
* Joe rigoli
* Guillermo Battaglia
* Nathan Pinzón
* Gobbi dart
* Mila Demarie
* The Gypsy Ivanoff
* Oscar Orlegui
* Susana Mayo

## References

This is a list of references for **The Invisible Man Attacks**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/El\_hombre\_invisible\_ataca

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · ***The Invisible Man Attacks*** · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
John Carpenter

John Howard Carpenter (born January 16, 1948) is an American film director, producer, actor, composer, and screenwriter. Although Carpenter has worked with various film genres, he is associated most commonly with horror, action, and science fiction films of the 1970s and 1980s.

## Selected filmography

* *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* - Director
Human Torch

**Human Torch** is a unmade kaijin.

## History

A creation by Jun Fukuda, the Human Torch was to be the antagonist of the film *Invisible Man vs. The Human Torch*. However the film was never made, and the character was never brought up again for another script. Chances are the creation died just as Jun Fukuda's career at Toho was washing up.

Note, no picture of Human Torch exists beyond a concept art drawing for the script. The above picture of him is the *Toho Kingdom*'s interpretation of the concept drawing, using it as a model and then coloring it in and fleshing it out a bit.
The I-Man

The Invisible Man (also shortened to "The I-Man" in Season 2) is a American TV show on TV from June 9, 2000 to February 1, 2002.

## Show Plot

*The Invisible Man* is both an action show and a comedy with buddy cop elements.

Episodes were generally of two types. Many centered on cases given to Fawkes and Hobbes by The Agency. These usually dealt with assassinations or government experiments that had run amok. During the first season, The Agency was given a nemesis agency called Chrysalis which was often behind the week's conspiracy.

Alternatively, episodes dealt with Fawkes' quest to have the gland removed from his head and/or to reduce his dependency on the counteragent. His unorthodox methods included reviving the mind of his dead brother and periodically contacting Arnaud DeFehrn, one of the gland's creators, though these encounters usually ended with one of the two in pain. The agency considered the gland too great an asset to remove so Fawkes' personal quest usually brought him in direct conflict with those in power.

Episodes usually begin with a voice-over by Fawkes who would open with a famous quote and comment about what he was currently thinking. The voice over would reemerge at the end of the episode to sum up Fawkes' opinion on the mission or allow him to voice lingering questions.

At the conclusion of the series, Fawkes had been given a new counteragent that permanently cured him of quicksilver madness- his body having become gradually immune to the standard counteragent- but after briefly returning to his old thieving career and another stint at the FBI, he returned to the Agency to continue fighting Chrysalis.
Harriet Dyer

**Harriet Dyer** (born 17 October 1988) is an Australian actress. She is best known for starring in the television series *Love Child* (2014–2017) and *No Activity* (2015–2018). She has also appeared in films, most notably *The Invisible Man* (2020) where she played Emily Kass.

## Life

### Early Life and education

Dyer was born in the Queensland city of Townsville. She was educated at Townsville Grammar School before attending the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney. She completed the full-time acting course at the Actor's Centre Australia, graduating in 2011.

### Personal life

In August 2017, Dyer was reported to be dating *No Activity* co-star Patrick Brammall.

## References

This is a list of references for **Harriet Dyer**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Harriet Dyer, Star Of NBC's 'The InBetween', Joins Blumhouse-Universal's 'The Invisible Man'. D'Alessandro, Anthony. *deadline.com*. June 20, 2019.
Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyBlinkyCharles Montgomery BurnsBarney GumbleLenny LeonardSanta's Little HelperAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IIMoe Szyslak
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceKwik-E-MartMoe's TavernSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Retirement Castle
Cletus Spuckler

**Cletus Delroy Montfort Bigglesworth Spuckler**, also known as **Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel**, is a stereotypical redneck with a good-natured personality. He is thin and is usually portrayed wearing a pair of jeans. He resides with his family on Rural Route 9 in Springfield. He was voiced by Ben Stiller.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Cletus Spuckler/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Cletus Spuckler/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Cletus Spuckler/Appearances*​
The Invisible Witness

The Invisible Witness (*Il testimone invisibile*) is a 2018 Italian Thriller film directed by Stefano Mordini. it was Relased in Itlaian theaters on 13 December 2018.

## Plot

Adriano Doria is "the entrepreneur of the year" in Milan.He drives a BMW, wears a flamboyant Rolex, has an adorable wife and daughter and a beautiful mistress. But now he is under house arrest, accused of murder.

## Cast

* Riccardo Scamarcio   as   Adriano
* Fabrizio Bentivoglio   as   Tommaso
* Ascanio Balbo   as   Responsabile della sicurezza
* Alessandra Carrillo   as   Reporter
* Marco Brinzi   as

## Awards

* Nastro d'Argento for Best Actor
* Nastro d'Argento for Best Supporting Actress
* David di Donatello for Best Adapted Screenplay

## References

This is a list of references for **The Invisible Witness**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7735502/?ref\_=ttmi\_tt

## Gallery

Main article: The Invisible Witness/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · ***The Invisible Witness*** · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
The Invisible Man (2016 film)

This article is about The 2016 Film. For The 2020 Film, see The Invisible Man (2020 film).

 **Based on** | *The Invisible Man*By H. G. Wells

***The Invisible Man*** is a 2016 Short Dutch film directed by Hugo Keijzer. it was released to Dutch theaters on July 1, 2016 and to Russian theaters on August 18, 2017.

## Plot

Nick and Kid have half a million euros in heroine stashed in an upstate barn. But they also have a debt to pay - to Frank. When Frank suddenly shows up at their hideout, they have no choice but to oblige in a sadistic game of Russian Roulette. Each click of the chamber reveals a little bit more about each character in the room.

## Cast

* Nigel Boyle   as   Kid
* Christopher Hatherall   as   Nick
* Zoe Lister   as   Liz
* Jerome Wright   as   Mr. Frank

## References

This is a list of references for **The Invisible Man (2016 film)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5989120/?ref\_=ttpl\_pl\_tt

## Gallery

Main article: The Invisible Man (2016 film)/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · ***The Invisible Man*** (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Edward L. Cahn

Edward L. Cahn (Born: February 12, 1899 Died: August 25, 1963) Was a American Science Fiction Film Director, Second-feature director of Polish ancestry. His brother Philip **Cahn** worked in the industry as editor. **Edward** worked in films from 1917 as a production assistant.

## Life

### Early life and education

Cahn was born in Brooklyn, New York. He went to work at Universal Pictures in 1917 while still a student at UCLA.

### Career

He is best known for directing *Our Gang* comedies from 1939–43, and a long line of other short subjects and B-movies afterward. He is also known for directing the 1958 film *It! The Terror from Beyond Space*, the film that inspired the 1979 film *Alien*. He made a number of films for American International Pictures.

### Personal life

His brother was film editor Philip Cahn, who was the father of film editor Dann Cahn, who, in turn, was the father of film editor Daniel T. Cahn.

## Filmography

### Director

* *The Homicide Squad* (1931)
* *Radio Patrol* (1932)
* *Law and Order* (1932)
* *Afraid to Talk* (1932)
* *Laughter in Hell* (1933)
* *Emergency Call* (1933)
* *Confidential* (1935)
* *Death Drives Through* (1935)
* *Hit and Run Driver* (1935)
* *A Thrill for Thelma* (1935)
* *Foolproof* (1936)
* *The Perfect Set-up* (1936)
* *Behind the Headlines* (1936)
* *Servant of the People: The Story of the Constitution of the United States* (1937)
* *Bad Guy* (1937)
* *Grid Rules* (1938)
* *Dad for a Day* (1939)
* *The Giant of Norway* (1939)
* *Angel of Mercy* (1939)
* *Alfalfa's Double* (1939)
* *Time Out for Lessons* (1939)
* *Redhead* (1941)
* *Main Street After Dark* (1945)
* *Dangerous Partners* (1945)
* *Gas House Kids in Hollywood* (1947)
* *Experiment Alcatraz* (1950) (and producer)
* *Creature with the Atom Brain* (1955)
* *Girls in Prison* (1956)
* *Zombies of Mora Tau* (1957)
* *Invasion of the Saucer Men* (1957)
* *Curse of the Faceless Man* (1958)
* *It! The Terror from Beyond Space* (1958)
* *Pier 5, Havana* (1958)
* *The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake* (1959)
* *Invisible Invaders* (1959)
* *Beauty and the Beast* (1962)

### Editor

* *Surrender* (1927)
* *The Man Who Laughs* (1928)
* *Broadway* (1929) (associate editor)
* *The White Hell of Pitz Palu* (1929)
* *The Last Performance* (1929)
* *All Quiet on the Western Front* (1930)

## References

This is a list of references for **Edward L. Cahn**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0128715/
2. ↑ Bio *BFI*
Ralph Wiggum

**Ralph Wiggum** is a character in *The Simpsons*. He is the son of Police Chief Clancy Wiggum and a student and Springfield Elementary School. Ralph is a well-meaning boy who suffers from either severe learning and social disabilities, and/or some other form of childhood psychiatric disorder. The nature of his mentality is kept rather ambiguous, much like many of the signature traits of much of the show's cast. Like almost every other character in Springfield, he may not be quite as simple as he first seems, as evidenced by his hinted immense potential as a performer. He was voiced by Nikita Hopkins.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Ralph Wiggum/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Ralph Wiggum/Appearances*​
Emi Yanagimoto

**Emi Yanagimoto**  (柳本絵美,   *Yanagimoto Emi*?) is a Japanese personal trainer and actor. she is also a former member of the idol group "Cheer ♡ 1" in Tokyo, Japan. her most famous role on film is Yoshie Hagiya in Oh! Invisible Man.

## Career

* Her hobbies are watching movies, listening to music, skiing, and hockey  .
* Special skill is calligraphy  .
* Aoi Miyazaki , a senior at the Hirata Office to which she once belonged, was listed as a target actress .
* In addition to his original hobbies, he is in charge of martial arts round girls, professional wrestling supporters, professional baseball reporters, etc. at work, so he is sometimes referred to as "knowing about sports". Radio In the "DOUBLE-T RELAX TIME 11" was started a "Emily sports" to propose a sports from August 2016  . The first is "Ozumou".
* Beginning with gravure idols who release image DVDs, he has experienced a wide range of occupations such as live idols and reporters, but the most enjoyable part was the stage actor business  . However since 2019 squeezed the title to a personal trainer, weather Jun has been tutoring the et al  .

## Selected filmography

* *Oh! Invisible Man* (2010) as Yoshie Hagiya

## References

This is a list of references for **Emi Yanagimoto**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Emi Yanagumoto Japanese Wikipedia.
Frank Gross (Film Editor)

## Frank Gross

**Frank Gross** (December 13, 1905 - February 28, 1960) Was an American film editor and producer. He was best known for Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein He worked on over 30 films from 1932 to 1963, including many classic Universal horror films.

## Filmography

### Editor

* *Slave Girl*
* *Against All Flags*
* *All That Heaven Allows*
* *Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein*
* *The Shrike*
* *Captain Lightfoot*
* *The Invisible Woman*
* *No Name on the Bullet*
* *Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion*
* *The Sleeping City*
* *The Lawless Breed*
* *Mexican Hayride*
* *Step Down to Terror*
* *The Golden Horde*
* *Operation Petticoat* (With Ted J. Kent)
* *The House of the Seven Gables*
* *Desert Legion*
* *Cheyenne Cowboy*
* *Love Letters of a Star*
* *Armored Car*
* *Mister Big*
* *Bengal Brigade*
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***Invisible Man Appears*** (透明人間現わる,   *Tōmei Ningen Arawaru*?, lit. 'Invisible Man Appears') is a 1949 Japanese ***Tokusatsu*** science-fiction film produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company, it was and the first instalment in the **Invisible Man Series** Directed by Nobuo Adachi and Shigehiro Fukushima. with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. it was released in Japan on September 25, 1949.

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The Invisible Demon

The Invisible Demon (Right)

**The Invisible Demon**  (透明天狗,   *Tōmei tengu*?) is a Fictional Invisible kaijin Character made by Daiei and was played by Ryuzo Shimada.

## History

### Tomei-tengu

aketao Aoe, the accountant, was asked to commit seppuku in the department of embezzlement of public money and smuggling. There were five people who were present at the venue: Omi Omi Mamoru, Kanjo-bugy Abe Yamashiro Mamoru, Kanjo-bugyō Negoro Shigeshiro, Yoriki Gondo Hyonoshin, and Ometsuke Matsudaira Btsutyuu Mamoru. --- Masanosuke Sasaki and his younger sister Yae have moved to the nagaya where the Ronin Matsudaira Shinhachiro lives. Shinhachiro and Masanosuke are good opponents. Kiyoyoshi's daughter, Osen, who lives next to Shinhachiro, was in love with Shinhachiro. One night, Kiyoyoshi died after being attacked by an invisible opponent during the night. Subsequently, the corpse of Hyonoshin appeared at Chiyoda Castle. The invisible opponent himself named "Transparent Tengu". Shinhachiro, who visited his uncle Btsutyuu Mamoru, learned that a murder notice had arrived. Btsutyuu Mamoru questioned his one child, who went missing in Nanban in connection with the Taketayu seppuku case. Shigeshiro was also killed. The tengu appeared at the Yamashiro Mamoru residence. He attached a white blade to Mamoru Yamashiro and made him write down the truth of the Taketayu seppuku case. It was Shinhachiro's disguise. Shinhachiro, who got the truth, visited Btsutyuu Mamoru and said that Omi Mamoru was the mastermind of the case. However, the true transparent tengu was a transformation of Taketayu's son and horse to dispel the resentment of his father who was killed for innocent charges. In the hearts of Btsutyuu Mamoru and Shinhachiro heading to Chiyoda Castle in the snow, there was a determination to help the transparent Tengu, contrary to the gun group that proceeded with the cylinder tips coldly aligned.
Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man

Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man is a 1977 American Short horror film directed by Scott Allen Nollen. Based on *The Invisible Man* By H. G. Wells. It was released to American theaters on February 15, 1977.

## Plot

When Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Henry Jekyll meets H. G. Wells' Invisible Man, all hell breaks loose.

## Cast

* Todd Jacobsen   as   Dr. Henry Jekyll
* Scott Allen Nollen   as   Townsman
* Pat Schliesman   as   The Invisible Man

## References

This is a list of references for **Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ imdb

## Gallery

Main article: Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · ***Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man*** (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Sydney Lanier

**Sydney Lanier** is a Fictional character and daughter of James Lanier who looks up to Cecilia Kass.

## Biography

Sydney Lanier is the daughter of James Lanier who looks up to Cecilia Kass.

## References

This is a list of references for **Sydney Lanier**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Week 7: Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man" Plot Unwrapped. Biscotti, Steven. *universalmonstersuniverse.com*. August 30, 2019.
The Erotic Misadventures of the Invisible Man

***The Erotic Misadventures of the Invisible Man*** also known as ***The Erotic Adventures of the Invisible Man*** is a 2003 American science-fiction, pornographic-comedy film from New Concorde Home Entertainment, produced by James Hartell, directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, and starred Gabriella Hall, Holly Hollywood, Kim Sill, Arthur Roberts and Ken Belsky. The screenplay by Rolfe Kanefsky was based on a story by Milo Manara. The movie was released to American theaters on November 18, 2003.

## Synopsis

### Summary

A man finds he can tun invisible after taking a invisibility serum drug. He then gets himself into lots of racy antics.

### Plot

Trying to make a name for himself in Hollywood, instead, the aspiring actor, Norman, learns firsthand that this is easier said than done. Then, accidentally, Norman stumbles upon a jar of very special butterscotch, and just like that, he becomes invisible. Now, with his newly acquired powers, Norman can turn the tables on all those who treated him like garbage, and what's even more exciting, he finds out that he can get any woman he wants. However, Norman is not the only one who's invisible. Could this unseen rival spell bad news for Norman?

## Cast

* Scott Coppola   as   Norman Parent
* Gabriella Hall   as   Kelli Parkinson
* Doug Merrill   as   Robert Bull
* Holly Hollywood   as   Becky Lovey
* Kim Sill   as   Madam Nirvana
* Bradrik Byrne   as   Dario
* Mark Collver   as   Drew Darwin
* Craig Peck   as   Paul Freemin
* Arthur Roberts   as   Fredrick Wolf
* Ken Belsky   as   Julian Morris
* Leslie Olivan   as   Claudia
* Rhonda Mohr   as   Bonnie
* David Robinson   as   Russell Moore
* Kimberly Rowe   as   ?
* Elina Madison   as   Rachal Stevens
* Bobby Shah   as   Buck Shah
* Dan Schiller   as   Arne
* Eugene Buica   as   Dino
* Joey Chang   as   Duckman
* Duke Blackburn   as   Bartender
* Daniel Anderson   as   Edward Sullivan
Count Dracula

Count Dracula is the title character of Bram Stoker's 1897 gothic horror novel *Dracula*. He is considered to be both the prototypical and the archetypal vampire in subsequent works of fiction. He is also depicted in the novel to be the origin of werewolf legends. Some aspects of the character are believed to have been inspired by the 15th-century Wallachian Prince Vlad the Impaler, who was also known as Dracula, and by Sir Henry Irving, an actor for whom Stoker was a personal assistant.
James Lanier

James Lanier is a Fictional detective character and the father of Sydney Lanier and a childhood friend of Emily and Cecilia Kass.

## Biography

James Lanier was the father of Sydney Lanier.

## References

This is a list of references for **James Lanier**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Week 2 of Filming Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man"!. Biscotti, Steven. *universalmonstersuniverse.com*. July 26, 2019.
2. ↑ Week 7: Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man" Plot Unwrapped. Biscotti, Steven. *universalmonstersuniverse.com*. August 30, 2019.
The Human Fly (1902 film)

***The Human Fly***  (L'Homme-Mouche?) is a 1902 Colorized French short silent film by Georges Méliès. It was sold by Méliès's Star Film Company and is numbered 415–416 in its catalogues.

Méliès himself plays the Russian dancer. This film is probably the first time Méliès used a vertical vantage point, pointing his camera directly toward the floor; two other technical effects, the substitution splice and the multiple exposure, completed the illusion.

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
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***Invisible Man Appears*** (透明人間現わる,   *Tōmei Ningen Arawaru*?, lit. 'Invisible Man Appears') is a 1949 Japanese ***Tokusatsu*** science-fiction film produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company, it was and the first instalment in the **Invisible Man Series** Directed by Nobuo Adachi and Shigehiro Fukushima. with special effects by Eiji Tsuburaya. it was released in Japan on September 25, 1949.
Emily Kass

> I'm scared."
> "You don't have to be scared of him anymore.
>
> Cecilia Kass and Emily Kass, The Invisible Man

**Emily Kass** is the sister of Cecilia Kass. When Cecilia escaped her abusive relationship with the wealthy and brilliant but sociopathic scientist Adrian Griffin, Emily drove Cecilia away in the dead of night. Afterwards, Adrian supposedly committed suicide, leaving Cecilia $5 million of his wealth, on the condition that Cecilia be found mentally competent. However, when Cecilia claimed that Adrian had turned invisible, Emily began to worry about Cecilia's sanity.

Emily Kass was portrayed in *The Invisible Man* by Harriet Dyer.

## Biography

When Cecilia escaped her abusive relationship with the wealthy and brilliant but sociopathic scientist Adrian Griffin, Emily drove Cecilia away in the dead of night. Afterwards, Adrian supposedly committed suicide, leaving Cecilia $5 million of his wealth, on the condition that Cecilia be found mentally competent. However, when Cecilia claimed that Adrian had turned invisible, Emily began to worry about Cecilia's sanity.

Allies* James Lanier - Childhood Friend
* Sydney Lanier

Enemies* Adrian Griffin

## References

This is a list of references for **Emily Kass**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Harriet Dyer, Star Of NBC's 'The InBetween', Joins Blumhouse-Universal's 'The Invisible Man'. D'Alessandro, Anthony. *deadline.com*. June 20, 2019.
Oh! Invisible Man (film)

This article is about the film. For the manga series, see Oh! Invisible Man (manga series).

 **Cinematography** | Yoshihito Takahashi

***Oh! Invisible Man*** (Oh! 透明人間,   *Oh! Tōmei ningen*?, lit. *Oh! Invisible Man*) is a 2010 Japanese Sci-fi-Comedy film directed by Masakazu Migita with special effects by Hiromasa Mitsudome. The film is Based on a Japanese Manga with the same name. it was released in Japan on October 16, 2010.

## Plot

The story focuses on a high school boy who boards with an all-female family. When he discovers that he can turn invisible, it naturally leads to risque situations, particularly involving the girls that he lives with.

## Cast

* Bob Suzuki
* Yuri Murakami
* Meme
* Yû Kawana
* Haruna Ito
* Yoshifumi Ikeda
* Mitsuko Hoshi
* Emi Yanagimoto

## Staff

* Director: Masakazu Migita
* Production: Tetsuya Hasegawa, Yukihisa Higami and Tsuyoshi Kitamura
* Music by Etsuko Matsui
* Cinematography by Yoshihito Takahashi
* Edited by Kazuhito Taguchi
* Art: Kenji Hashizume

## Sequel

Main article: Oh! Invisible Man The Invisible Girl appears!?
in 2014 four years after the first film the manga series became popular again soo a sequel became underway.

## References

This is a list of references for **Oh! Invisible Man (film)**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Oh! Invisible Man | Japanese Movies Wiki | Fandom.

## Gallery

Main article: Oh! Invisible Man (film)/Gallery

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · **Oh! Invisible Man** · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Invisible Man Akita

**Invisible Man Akita** is a kaijin created by Toho that appeared in the 1954 film, *The Invisible Man*.

## References

This is a list of references for **Invisible Man Akita**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Error on call to Template:cite web: Parameters **url** and **title** must be specified. Kodansha (15 March 1994).

This is a list of references for **Invisible Man Akita**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
Separate Vocations

"**Separate Vocations**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After a malfunctioning computer scrambles the results of career aptitude tests, Lisa learns she is best suited to be a homemaker. Heartbroken, she tries to prove the test results are wrong and consults a music teacher. He tells her she has inherited her father's stubby fingers and can never be a professional saxophone player. Lisa dreads spending the day doing household chores with her mother. Realizing her dreams are shattered, she also loses interest in being a good student and rebels.

When Bart's test shows he would make an ideal cop, he goes for a police ride-along with Eddie and Lou and helps apprehend Snake during a car chase. When Principal Skinner discovers Bart's new interest in law enforcement, he makes him hall monitor. Bart issues demerits to students for minor infractions and restores order to the school.

Lisa encounters two delinquent students smoking in the bathroom and suggests they TP Skinner's beloved school mascot, a puma. When Lisa steals all the teachers' editions of textbooks and reveals their lack of smarts, Bart finds his sister is the culprit. Bart takes the blame for her, returning to his life as a bad student and detention regular. Lisa is reformed as a good student. While Bart is in detention, Lisa consoles him by playing her saxophone outside the classroom.

## References

*Main article: Separate Vocations/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Separate Vocations/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Separate Vocations/Gallery*
Takeo Kita

## Affiliation Information

### **Occupation(s)**

Production designer, producer, representative director and president of Toho Built

### **Notable work**

*The Invisible Avenger*
 *Godzilla*

### **Last film**

*Space Amoeba*

**Takeo Kita**  (北猛夫,   *Kita Takeo*?) was a Japanese Production Designer, Producerand Representative Director and President of the Toho film studio, Toho Built. His career spanned over four decades, beginning as an assistant for Toho's precursor, Photo Chemical Laboratory, and working in his later days on ***Tokusatsu*** projects and the films of Ishiro Honda. Kita passed away on September 1, 1979, at the age of 72.

## Overview

Early Kazuo Kubo worked as an assistant, before Osamu is Nobuo Aoyagi supervision and live-action version turban's in the center of the series, late Ishirō Honda supervision works and Godzilla series, special effects movie playing as main art director.

## Filmography

* Pacific eagle (1953)
* Farewell Rabaul (1954)
* Godzilla series
	+ Godzilla (1954)
	+ Godzilla Raids Against (1955)
	+ King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
	+ Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964)
	+ Three Great Monsters The Biggest Battle on Earth (1964)
	+ Invasion of Astronomical Monsters (1965)
	+ Godzilla's Son of Godzilla (1967)
	+ Destroy All Monsters (1968)
	+ Godzilla, Minira, Gabara All Monsters Attack (1969)
* Sazae-san (1956)
* Sazae-san (1957)
* Sazae-san's Youth (1957)
* Sazae-san's Engagement Trip (1958)
* The H-Man and the Liquid Man (1958)
* Sazae-san's marriage (1959)
* Sazae's newly-married family (1959)
* Sazae-san's derailed wife (1959)
* Birth of Sazae's baby (1960)
* Sazae-san and Aunt Apron (1960)
* The Sazae family, the god of good fortune (1961)
* Mothra (1961)
* Gorath (1962)
* Attack Squadron! (1963)
* Qingdao Fortress Bombing Order (1963)
* Great thief (1963)
* Atragon (1963)
* Dogora, the Great Space Monster (1964)
* Pacific Miracle Operation Kiska (1965)
* Frankenstein Conquers The World (1965)
* Zero Fighter Great Air Battle (1966)
* Frankenstein's Monster Sanda vs. Gaira (1966)
* King Kong Escapes (1967)
* United Fleet Commander-in-Chief Yamamoto 56 (1968)
* Latitude Zero Operation (1969)
* Battle of the Sea of ​​Japan (1969)
* Gesora Ganime Kameva Battle! The Great South Sea Monster (1970)

## References

This is a list of references for **Takeo Kita**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ *Takeo Kita on Wikizilla*
2. ↑ Takeo Kita on The Japanese Wikipedia

### Sources

* "Encyclopedia of Video Media Writers", Nichigai Associates , November 12, 1991, p. 197. ISBN  4816911111.
* Hideyuki Inoue, "Verification, Godzilla Birth-Showa 29, Toho Photo Studio" Asahi Sonorama , 1994. ISBN 4257033940 .

## External links

* Takeo Kita on Japanese Movie Database
* Takeo Kita on Wikizilla
* Takeo Kita on The Japanese Wikipedia
List of Invisible Man films

Films based on or inspired by H. G. Wells' novel, The Invisible Man.

### Japanese

* The Transparent Man
* The Invisible Man (1954)
* The Transparent Man vs. the Fly Man (1957)
* Oh! Transparent Human
* The Invisible Swordsman
* Invisible Demon
* Nekoben to Toumei Ningen

### Russian

* Invisible Man
* Chelovek-nevidimka (1977 film)

### American

* The Invisible Man (1933)
* The Invisible Maniac
* Invisible Mom
* The Invisible Woman (1940 film)
* The Invisible Man Returns
* The Amazing Transparent Man
* Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man
* The Invisible Invaders
* The Hollow Man
* The Hollow Man 2
* The Invisible Agent
* The Invisible Kid
* The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
* The Man Who Wasn't There (1983 film)
* The Memoirs of an Invisible Man
* Now You See Him, Now You Don't

### Australian

* The Invisible Man (2020 film)
* Griff The Invisible (2010 film)
The Invisible Army

***The Invisible Army***  (Danish: Den usynlige hær?) is a 1945 Danish war film which is based on Knud Sønderby's book with the same name. The film is directed by Johan Jacobsen.

## Plot

During the German occupation of Denmark 1940 - 1945, many couples separated. It also happened to Alice (Bodil Kjer) and Poul (Mogens Wieth). He has chosen to join the English paratroopers . The loneliness and uncertainty lead Alice to start a relationship with Jørgen, who has always been in love with her. One day, Poul suddenly shows up with the Nazi police, the Gestapo, in the heels. The Gestapo searches the house but does not find Poul. Poul prepares for an attack on the factory "Metrodan", which manufactures equipment for the German army. The factory was built by the company where Jørgen is the architect. Poul persuades Jørgen to show him a model of the factory. Poul then arranges a meeting with Alice without knowing that the Gestapo knows of their connection. They have been shadowing Alice for a long time in order to find him. Poul escapes but is killed. After a conversation with Poul's right hand man, Ole (Poul Reichhardt), Jørgen enters Poul's place to complete the attack. At the end of the film, he says goodbye to Alice to leave. Among themselves and in relation to the freedom struggle, their situation is finally clarified.

## Cast

* Bodil Kjer - Alice
* Ebbe Rode - Jørgen
* Mogens Wieth - Poul
* Asbjørn Andersen - The Director
* Maria Garland - Alice's mother
* Buster Larsen - Resistance man
* Edvin Tiemroth - Resistance man
* Lau Lauritzen jun. German Criminal Court
* Svend Methling - Priest
* Ole Monty - Officer
* Poul Müller - Michelsen
* Henry Nielsen - Porter at Metrodan
* Jakob Nielsen - Foreman at Metrodan
* Kjeld Petersen - Resistance man
* Poul Reichhardt - Ole, resistance fighter

## References

This is a list of references for **The Invisible Army**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ Wikipedia.

**Japanese**
**Invisible Man Appears* (1949) · *The Invisible Man vs. The Human Fly* · *The Invisible Avenger* (1954) · *Invisible Man: Rape!* · Oh! Invisible Man · *Oh! Invisible Man – Invisible Girl Appears!?* · *Invisible Demon* · *The Invisible Swordsman* ·*
**Other**
*Invisible Avenger* · *Invisible Invader* · *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare* · *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts* · *Kujira Gami* · *Memoirs of an Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Man* (1984) · *The Invisible Man* (1977) · *Dr. Jekyll Meets the Invisible Man* (1977) · *The Human Vapor* · *The Secret of the Telegian* · *The H-Man* · *The Fly* (1958) · *The Invisible Woman* (1969) · *The Amazing Transparent Man* · *Fear the Invisible Man* · *The Invisible Witness* · *The Invisible Man* (2016) · *The Invisible Maniac* · *The Invisible Man* (2017) · *The Invisible Man* (2018) · *Invisible Man* (2018) · *Mad Monster Party* (1967) · *Strangler of the Swamp* · *The Invisible Man Attacks* · *The Incredible Shrinking Man* · *The Astral Factor* · *Attack of the 50 Foot Woman*
Hidemasa Nagata

**Hidemasa Nagata**  (永田 秀雅,   *Nagata Hidemasa*?) was a Japanese film producer and the son of former Daiei president Masaichi Nagata. Nagata produced numerous films for Daiei, including the majority of the entries in the Showa *Gamera* series, and served as vice-president of the company. Nagata also wrote the lyrics for "Gamera's Song" and "Gamera March." He passed away on October 3, 2017 at the age of 92.

## Selected filmography

* *Invisible Man vs. Human Fly* (1957) - Executive producer

## Gallery

Hidemasa Nagata (right) with Toshio IkehiroHidemasa Nagata (right) talks with Ken NakajimaHidemasa Nagata (center) with Jiro Tamiya and Ken Nakajima
## Trivia

* In the Sandy Frank English-dubbed release of *Gammera, the Invincible*, Hidemasa Nagata is erroneously credited as producer rather than his father, Masaichi Nagata.
* A fictional character based on Nagata named Shigeo will appear in the upcoming 3Y Films production, *Nezura 1964*, portrayed by Ippei Osako.

## References

This is a list of references for **Hidemasa Nagata**. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 永田雅一の息子は永田秀雅。孫はいたの？晩年や養女の有無について。. *芸能人の息子まとめ* (23 November 2018). Retrieved on May 3, 2020.
The S.H.I.M and Blobboy Show

The S.H.I.M. and Blobboy Show(A.K.A.The SHIM and Blobboy Show) is an upcoming fall 2021 TV show.It was created by TheBlueyKing007, this wiki's founder.

It features the adventures of a two-headed man named SHIM, plus his best friend Blobboy, along with Blobboy's sister Blobgirl.They fight crime together.

"I created this show because I wanted to see some of my comic characters in action." - TheBlueyKing007

In over 50 episodes, you will see them fight new baddies, and make new friends!
Herb

**Herb** is an item that can be sold, used in synthesis, or used as a catalyst when summoning Servants.

## Treasure Hunt

This item has a 4.6% chance of being found in Treasure Hunt.

## Recipes

This item can be used in synthesis at the Alchemy Workshop.

## Summonable Servants

**Priestess** has a 100% chance of being summoned when using **Herb** as a catalyst.
Tetsurō Yoshida

**Tetsurō Yoshida**  (吉田哲郎,   *Yoshida Tetsurō*?, ? - 20 December 2011) was a Japanese Screenwriter known for *The Invisible Swordsman*, *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts*, *Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters* and *Invisible Demon*.

## Selected filmography

### Writer

* *Yoidore ni tôryû* (1954)
* *Invisible Demon*
* *The Invisible Swordsman*
* *Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare*
* *Yokai Monsters: Along With Ghosts*
* *Yokai Monsters: 100 Monsters*
* *Girl with Bamboo Leaves*

## References

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Nobuo Miura

**Nobuo Miura**  (三浦信夫,   *Miura Nobuo*?, ? - ?) was a Japanese film producer best known for *Invisible Demon*.

## References

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Tomoyuki Tanaka

> Japan is rich and people can buy whatever they want. But what is behind that wealth? Nothing very spiritual. Everyone's so concerned with the material, and then,Godzilla rips it all apart. I suspect that is good for us to see.
>
> Tomoyuki Tanaka in *People Magazine*, 1985

**Tomoyuki Tanaka**  (田中 友幸,   *Tanaka Tomoyuki*?) was a Japanese film producer, most famous for creating Godzilla. He was born in Osaka, Japan on April 26, 1910, and died in Tokyo on April 2, 1997.

Not long after graduating from Kansai University in 1940, Tanaka joined Toho Studios. After four years with the company, he began producing his own films. In his 60-year career with Toho, Tanaka produced more than 200 films, including all of the company's kaiju releases from 1954 to 1995. In the 1950's and 1960's, his kaiju and science-fiction films frequently brought together director Ishiro Honda, special effects director Eiji Tsuburaya, and composer Akira Ifukube. He also produced eight of legendary director Akira Kurosawa's films. He has a dedication to his death in the credits for TriStar Pictures' *GODZILLA*.

## Selected filmography

### Executive Producer

* *Battle in Outer Space* (1959)
* *The Secret of the Telegian* (1960)
* *The Human Vapor* (1960)

## Trivia

* *Rebirth of Mothra III* was the first Toho kaiju film made without Tanaka's involvement. A framed photo of him appears in the Sonoda family's house as a tribute.
* Tanaka wrote the lyrics for *Mothra*'s insert song, "Mothra's Song" with Ishiro Honda and Shinichi Sekizawa under the joint pen name **Koji Yuki**  (由起こうじ,   *Yuki Kōji*?).