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Kaijin

Kaijin (怪人 lit. "strange person") refers to distorted human beings or humanoid-like creatures. The origin of kaijin goes back to the early 20th Century Japanese literature, starting with Rampo Edogawa's 1936 novel, The Fiend with Twenty Faces. The story introduced Edogawa's master detective, Kogoro Akechi's arch-nemesis, the eponymous "Fiend," a mysterious master of disguise, whose real face was unknown; the Moriarty to Akechi's Sherlock. Catching the public's imagination, many such literary and movie (and later television) villains took on the mantle of kaijin. To be clear, kaijin is not an offshoot of kaiju. The first-ever kaijin that appeared on film was the great Buddha appears a lost film, made in 1934.

After the Pacific War, the term was modernized when it was adopted to describe the bizarre, genetically-engineered and cybernetically-enhanced evil humanoid spawn conceived for the Kamen Rider Series in 1971. This created a new splinter of the term, which quickly propagated through the popularity of superhero programs produced from the 1970s, forward. These kaijin possess rational thought and the power of speech, as do human beings. A successive kaijin menagerie, in diverse iterations, appeared over numerous series, most notably the Super Sentai programs premiering in 1975 (later carried over into Super Sentai's English iteration as Power Rangers in the 1990s).

This created yet another splinter, as the kaijin of Super Sentai have since evolved to feature unique forms and attributes (i.e. gigantism), existing somewhere between kaijin and kaiju.
Great Buddha

The Great Buddha (Japanese: 大佛,    *Hepburn: Daibutsu*?, lit. Great Buddha) is a living statue kaijin that first appeared in the 1934 film created by Giant Buddha Movie Factory, *The* *Giant Buddha Statue's Travel Through the Country*. it was re-created 84 years later by 3Y films.

## History

### *The Giant Buddha Statue's Travel Through the Country*

in this lost film, The Buddha statue in Shurakuen Park opens its eyes then rises to his full height, and embarks on a journey to save humanity. After passing through tourist attractions in the Chukyo region, the statue flies off to Tokyo. A 1934 magazine article purportedly describes scenes in which the statue "strides over a train," "rests his head on a three-story building," and "makes geisha girls dance on his palm.

### *The Great Buddha Arrival* (2018)

"The Great Buddha Arrival" is a 2018 Japanese Tokusatsu film directed by Hiroto Yokokawa and starring Kazuma Yoneyama, Masanori Kikuzawa, Momoka Iwata (NMB48), Yukijirō Hotaru and Akira Takarada. It is a remake of the 1934 Japanese film "Daibutsu Kaikoku" by Yoshiro Edamasa.

## Abilities

### God appearance

the buddha has the ability to come to life and save man kind

### Awaken

The Great buddha has the ability to awaken from stone.

## References

1. ↑ https://wikizilla.org/wiki/The\_Great\_Buddha\_Arrival\_(1934\_film)
2. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8362502/
Giant Lizard

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The **Giant Lizard** (トカゲ *Ōtokage*) is a giant lizard kaiju made by Toho that first appeared in the 1962 Godzilla film, *King Kong vs. Godzilla*.

## History

### *King Kong vs. Godzilla*

Once on Faro Island, the Tokyo Television expedition team find the Giant Lizard while in search of King Kong. The Giant Lizard antagonizes Furue Kinsaburo, who then comically spins the lizard above his head, scared and surprised at the same time. Osamu Sakurai then kills the Giant Lizard with a rifle. It is after this distraction that they hear King Kong roaring nearby, forcing them to return to the village.
Baraguirus

Baraguirus is an unmade kaiju from Godzilla vs. Godzilla

Following the release of *Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla* in 1994, Toho immediately began work on the next *Godzilla* film. Due to the impending release of the first American-produced Godzilla film by TriStar Pictures and its potential sequels, Toho decided to bring their series to a temporary close and cease production of Godzilla films until 2005. For the final entry of the Heisei series, Toho decided to tie back to the original 1954 film, pitting Godzilla against the restless spirit of the first Godzilla. Concept art of Godzilla's opponent, Ghost Godzilla, was submitted by Shinji Nishikawa on December 27, 1994. This artwork revealed that in one draft of the film, Ghost Godzilla would possess LittleGodzilla and grow into a reincarnation of the 1954 Godzilla. Concept art for a Heisei version of Anguirus was also included in the book *Heisei Godzilla Perfection*, and was stated to be commissioned for *Godzilla vs. Godzilla*. *Shinji Nishikawa: Drawing Book of Godzilla* also contains concept art for Anguirus, designated "NEW Anguirus" and dated December 22, 1994, and stated to be for *Godzilla vs. Godzilla*. In another draft for the film, Ghost Godzilla possessed Anguirus instead, creating the new monster dubbed Godzirus. Baragon was also featured in this draft, and would fuse together with Anguirus to become the new monster Baraguirus. *Godzilla vs. Godzilla* also introduced the concept of the Anguirus Hound, a subspecies of Anguirus which was carried over into *Godzilla vs. Barubaroi*.

Ultimately, this concept, with different revisions written by Kazuki Omori and Shinji Nishikawa, was discarded because director Takao Okawara felt that a third consecutive film pitting Godzilla against a clone of himself (after *Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II* and *Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla*), would have been "too much." The film was replaced with several other attempted projects, which gradually led to *Godzilla vs. Barubaroi*, which eventually became *Godzilla vs. Destoroyah*.
Oodako

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Oodako (大ダコ *Oodako*?, lit. *Large Octopus*) is a kaiju That first appeared in *King Kong vs. Godzilla*

## History

### Showa series

#### *King Kong vs. Godzilla*

The Giant Octopus crawled ashore on Faro Island and attacked a village hut in an attempt to retrieve the Farolacton juice the natives stored there. The natives, along with Osamu Sakurai and Kinsaburo Furue, attempted to defeat the Giant Octopus with spears and shotguns, but to no avail. King Kong then appeared behind a giant wooden wall, crumbling it with his bare hands and throwing the pieces at the Giant Octopus. Kong grabbed the creature, but the octopus held tightly onto Kong's head. After a short struggle, Kong pulled the monster off and threw it to the ground. He then threw two boulders at the Giant Octopus' head, causing it to flee back to the beach and return to the sea

#### *Frankenstein vs. Baragon*

After Frankenstein defeated Baragon, the Giant Octopus came from the sea and attacked Frankenstein. Frankenstein fought back fiercely, but couldn't compete with the Giant Octopus' numerous and powerful tentacles. It dragged Frankenstein into the water, never to be seen again.

#### *The War of the Gargantuas*

The Giant Octopus suddenly attacked a fishing trawler, menacing its crew with its tentacles. However, Gaira soon appeared and attacked the Giant Octopus, defeating it by lifting and throwing it into the sea. Gaira then destroyed the fishing boat himself.

## Films & TV

* *King Kong vs. Godzilla* (1962)
* *Frankenstein vs. Baragon* (1965) [alternate ending]
* *The War of the Gargantuas* (1966)

## Abilities

### Tentacles

The Giant Octopus attacks enemies with its eight tentacles, which it used to conquer Frankenstein. However, the larger King Kong and Gaira both easily overpowered it.

### Amphibiousness

The Giant Octopus can stay on land for extended periods of time without its combat ability being hindered, as demonstrated in *King Kong vs. Godzilla* and *Frankenstein vs. Baragon*.

## Roar

Befitting its species, the Giant Octopus's 'roars' are breathing sounds recorded from live octopus.

## Video's

Oodako Behind the Scenes Footage (King Kong vs. Godzilla)
Rodan (Heisei)

**Rodan** (ラドン *Radon*) is a giant *Pteranodon* kaiju that appeared in the 1993 *Godzilla* film, *Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II*.

A *Pteranodon* mutated by nuclear waste, Rodan was living in his nest on Adonoa Island, watching over the egg of BabyGodzilla. When a team of scientists arrived on the island and tried to take the egg, Rodan attacked their camp, only for Godzilla to arrive and attempt to claim the egg as his own. Godzilla seemingly killed Rodan in the battle, allowing the scientists to escape with the egg. However, Rodan was soon revived as **Fire Rodan** (ファイヤーラドン *Faiyā Radon*) and traveled to Japan to recover BabyGodzilla. Rodan was attacked by Mechagodzilla and seriously wounded, then sacrificed his life to revive Godzilla and allow him to destroy Mechagodzilla and raise BabyGodzilla in his place.

## History

### Heisei series

#### *Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II*

When a team of scientists led by Hiroshi Omae arrived on Adonoa Island and discovered an intact egg in a *Pteranodon* nest, they prepared to load it onto a helicopter so they could bring it back to Japan. As they were doing so, Rodan flew overhead and destroyed their campsite. Omae stated that Rodan was an irradiated *Pteranodon* that must have hatched from another egg in the same nest. Rodan landed on a cliff overlooking the sea, which began to suddenly flash. Rodan stared into the water, only for a beam of Godzilla's atomic breath to shoot out of the water and strike the cliff. Rodan took flight and flew out over the water, producing shockwaves on the surface of the water. Godzilla fired his atomic breath at Rodan, with one blast striking his wing. Godzilla came ashore on the island, only for Rodan to fly behind him and strike him with the spikes on his chest. Rodan began pecking Godzilla in the back of the head with his pointed beak. Godzilla's dorsal plates began to flash, leading Rodan to fly away as Godzilla fired his atomic breath at him. Rodan circled around Godzilla, then flew directly at him and knocked him to the ground with his wing. Rodan dove onto Godzilla and began pecking at his face, but Godzilla managed to grab Rodan by the throat, choking him until blood began to pour from Rodan's mouth. Godzilla threw Rodan off of him and blasted him with his atomic breath, only for Rodan to fly back at him and knock Godzilla headfirst into a mountain, which collapsed onto Godzilla and buried him in rubble. Rodan flew overhead, but Godzilla's tail knocked Rodan out of the sky. Godzilla rose from the rubble and blasted Rodan with his atomic breath, then stomped on his back. Rodan tried to take flight, but Godzilla blasted him twice at point-blank range with his atomic breath, sending Rodan crashing into a rocky slope and leaving him seemingly dead. In the confusion, the scientists had managed to escape the island with the egg, with Godzilla following after them, intent on recovering the egg for himself.
Nightmare Gamera

Nightmare Gamera (悪夢のガメラ Akumu no gamera) is a kaiju that first appeared in *Gamera 3: revenge of iris*

## History

### *Gamera 3: revenge of iris (1999)*

**Nightmare Gamera** is the image Ayana Hirasaka has of **Gamera** in her dreams. He only appeared in **Gamera** 3 for a little less than 1 minute. In 1995, Ayana and her family were in Tokyo while **Gamera** and Gyaos fought.
List of unmade kaiju

## Toho

* Red Moon
* Unused Godzilla design
* Ghost Godzilla
* Emperor Ghidorah
* Miba
* Probe Bat
* Arkitius
* Giant Salamander
* Devil-Manta
* Giant Iguana
* Transforming Mechagodzilla
* Pandaran
* Nessie
* Giant Alien Dragonfly
* Gigant
* Mogu
* Giant Chameleon
* Gamoni
* Giant Archaeopteryx
* Deutalios
* Liopleurodon
* Rokmutul
* The Space Icemen
* Lightning Bug
* Arsinoitherium
* Fire Lion
* The Visitor
* White Rodan
* icarus\_Tigris
* Queen Bitch
* Reigon: Devil of the Seabed
* Pterodactyl
* Barubaroi
* Scorpion Monster
* Lilin
* Kunin
* Nezura
* Mutant Starfish
* AstroGodzilla
* King Balgan
* Anguirus Hound
* Asuka Fortress

* Bagan
* Colossus Bakan
* MosuBagan
* Gigamoth
* M
* Ankyron
* Bakan
* Baraguirus
* Deathla
* Gigamoth C Type
* Godzilla's Bride
* Hafun
* Midora

## Daiei

* Phoenix
* Garasharp (Baby)
* Marukobukarappa
* Futakobukarappa
* Monga
* Wyvern

## Other

* Momonra
* Reigon
Raiga

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**Raiga (ライガ Raiga)** is an aquatic creature from the 2009 kaiju parody film, *Raiga: The Deep Sea Monster*. The sequel to *Deep Sea Monster Reigo vs Battleship Yamato*.

## History

### ***Raiga The Monster From The Deep Sea (Raiga: God Of The Monsters)***

When the film begins, Raiga is deep beneath the ocean battling a *Giant Devil Bone Fish.* After defeating the creature Raiga submerges and evidence of the battle washes ashore in the form of small devil bone fish. This discovery eventually leads to the JSDF getting paranoid about the existence of a monster. Their paranoia is well warranted as not much later Raiga rises from the depths to destroy Japan. The JSDF try to hold Raiga of without much luck. Eventually a second Raiga appears, and the two monsters have a duel. The original Raiga defeats the new Raiga and proceeds to mark his territory via urination on a burning building. After this Raiga presumably returns to the sea.

### ***Raiga vs Ohga (God Raiga vs. Ohga the larva beast)***

**The giant monster Raiga** returns, rising in Atami Harbor and attacking the city. A second kaiju, **Ohga**, soon joins the chaos, and the two monsters clash, destroying large sections of the city. Defense forces launch two new weapons, the giant tank Kamikaze and the drill tank Gokumei, to meet the the monster invasion head on. But as the beasts work their way to Tokyo, will they be enough to stop the monsters from laying waste to the city.

## Abilities

### Strength

Raigas are very strong, capable of snapping the spines of another monster with ease.

### Lightning Orbs

Raigas can use the orbs on their hands to generate massive amounts of lightning. If needed these can be used to throw giant balls of electricity or focus their bolts to a target.

### Lightning Beam

Raigas can fire a lightning beam from their mouth.

### Aquatic maneuverability

Raigas have excellent swimming capabilities, along with speed in the marine environment.

## Films & TV

* Raiga
* raiga vs ohga
Embertooth

**Embertooth** is a mostly grey she-cat with dapples and patches of cream tabby splattered across her fur. She has bright amber eyes. Her ears are shredded and she has a sizeable scar on her flank.

## Personality

Embertooth is snappy and a bit of a grump, but she has a good heart. She doesn't let many cats close to her, simply because she is afraid of the emotional turmoil of losing them. She's endlessly patient on hunts and with those who need time, but insult her and there will be hell to follow. She is an excellent judge of character.

## History

Born and raised in GrimeClan, Embertooth lost one of her brothers and both her parents at a young age. She is not close to her remaining brother Sandfrost and doesn't often speak to him. Embertooth's main concern is being the best GrimeClan warrior she can be. At some point during her warriorhood she went on a patrol with Molestar, Redclaw, and the then-apprenticed Sandpaw and Batpaw to drive out a badger living in the tunnels.

### First Leaf-fall

Alongside Clawface, Dustscrape, and Batwing, **Embertooth** is present on the GrimeClan border patrol that first encounters the HollowClan cats Stagleap, Ivytooth, Darkspring, and Burnetfang, and the fox that they have killed. Though both groups are initially hostile, it is agreed in the end that they will return to camp and arrange a meeting in the same place at sundown between their respective leaders. At sundown, Embertooth returns to the area with Clawface and his apprentice Lilypaw as a hind-patrol, hidden a short distance away from Molestar, Redclaw, and Dustscrape with orders to defend them if they are attacked.

The next day, Embertooth features in Batwing's thoughts, as Batwing recollects the badger fight they both were in.
Flitweed

### Effects

Properties: Consume to regain 1 Stamina per second for 10 seconds. Other effects unknown. Alchemical Properties: Unknown

### Lore

A small leafy weed grown from the blood of slain beasts.

### Source

Natural

**Name: Flitweed**

**Lore: A small leafy weed grown from the blood of slain beasts.**

**Properties: Consume to regain 1 Stamina per second for 10 seconds. Other effects unknown.**

**Alchemical Properties: Unknown**
Mokele-Mbembe.

Mokele-Mbembe is a titan that first appeared in G*odzilla king of the monsters (2019)*

## History

### *Godzilla: King of the Monsters*

In *Godzilla: King of the Monsters*, Mokele-Mbembe is imprisoned in Monarch Outpost 75, located in Jebel Barkal, Sudan. When Ghidorah awakens the dormant Titans, Mokele-Mbembe tears free of his underground prison and kills all Monarch agents in the area. When the ORCA calls all Titans to Boston, Mokele-Mbembe does not arrive in time for the battle and does not see Godzilla become the new Alpha of all Titans (except Kong).

## Abilities

### Durability

Mokele-Mbembe's pebbled reptilian back is durable enough to withstand a missile blast that has almost no effect on him.

### Strength and Combat

In addition to his tusks, Mokele-Mbembe's tail is sharp enough to slice an Osprey in half and strong enough to tear through a pyramid. Mokele-Mbembe's trunk is also incredibly fast as well as being prehensile, allowing him to grab moving targets. His teeth are also incredibly sharp.

## List of appearances

### Films

* *Godzilla: King of the Monsters* (His name appears on a monitor screen)

### Novels

* *Godzilla: King of the Monsters - The Official Movie Novelization* (First appearance)
Barugaras

Barugaras ( バルガラス *Barugarasu*?) is a Terror-Beast created by Toho that appeared in the 1973 episode of *Zone Fighter*, *Go! Fighter, Scramble* .

## History

### *Zone Fighter*

Balgaras was created by the Garogas when they placed an unknown reptile on the desolate Planet Bulgar. Over time, the animal mutated into Balgaras. A short while later, the Garogas obtain Smokey, the Zone Family's spaceship with Angel and Junior still onboard, and places it on Bulgar as bait, where Balgaras ambushes Zone Angel and Zone Junior. Zone Fighter arrives, and at first was having trouble coping with the monster's unusual abilities, but he lured it into a trap, injuring it with his Proton Beam. He then tore off one of Balgaras' dorsal fins and jammed it into their mouth, before finishing it off with his Meteor Missile Might attack.
Dogolas

**Dogolas** (ドゴラス *Dogorasu*) is a kaiju that first appeared in the 1998 Godzilla game, *Godzilla Movie Studio Tour*.

## Biological Information

### Species

Alien space monster,Strange creature like Dogora

## Production Information

### Planned for

Unknown but appeared in Godzilla Movie Studio Tour

## History

### *Godzilla Movie Studio Tour*

Dogolas appeared in the 1998 CD-ROM *Godzilla Movie Studio Tour* along with another unmade kaiju, Bagan.

## Video Games

* *Godzilla Movie Studio Tour* (First appearance)
BriarClan

CedarClan’s original sister clan, and the clan from which PlumClan was an offshoot. BriarClan’s fate after the DriftClan war is unknown.

## Founding

The exact circumstances of BriarClan’s founding are unknown, but they formed at a similar time to CedarClan, settling the deciduous forest adjacent to their territory.

## Territory

BriarClan’s territory is a deciduous forest covered with a maze of brambles and wild rose shrubs. They took a preference to this territory for its natural defences, also using it to trap prey. Their camp was in the heart of this maze.

## Customs

*Teamwork* – BriarClan lived a communal lifestyle in nearly everything they did, from running off badgers to nursing sick kits.

## Idioms and Sayings

BriarClan currently has no known sayings.
Core-Braver

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Core-Braver (コアブレイバー Koa Bureibā) is a heroic mecha created by Toho that first appeared in episode 2 of Super Fleet Sazer-X

## History

### Core-Caliber

Core-Caliber (コアキャリバー Koa Kyaribā) is the vehicle form of Core-Braver.

### Great-Lio

Great-Lio (グレートライオ Gurēto Raio) is the final and most powerful form of Core-Braver, created by combining it with the Lio-Carrier.

### Wind-Eagle

A fusion of Core-Braver and the Adle Eagle ship, Wind-Eagle is a gun wielding form of Core-Braver. It is faster and more agile than Great-Lio and is used for ranged attacks and quick strikes.

## Weapons

### Core-Caliber

#### Core-Missiles

The Core-Caliber has side guns which fire Core-Missiles.

#### Core-Lasers

The Core-Caliber has twin cannons which fire Core-Lasers.

### Core-Braver

#### Core-Buster

Core-Braver has a powerful laser cannon in his chest called the Core-Buster.

#### Core-Lasers

Core-Braver has cannons on his arms which fire Core-Lasers.

### Brave-Shot

Core-Braver has a six cell rocket launcher located above his knee called the Brave-Shot.
Werewolf

The Werewolf (狼男 Ōkami otoko) is a kaiju that first appeared in the 1972 *Baragon film,* Baragon vs. The Wolfman a.k.a Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Baragon by Shizuo Nakajima.

## Film Information

###  Last appearance:

The Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Godzilla (1983)

### First appearance:

Legendary Giant Beast Wolfman vs. Baragon (1972)

## Biological Information

### Forms

Human form (wvg), werewolf (wvb), giant form,wolfman (gvw)

### Hair color

gray,(wvb) black (gvw),brown (gvw) and white (gvw)

## History

### Wolfman vs Baragon (1972)

In this short film, Werewolf emerges from behind some trees. Pursued by the military, the Werewolf finds himself walking through a burning industrial site. At the same time, Baragon also appears at the industrial site. The two kaiju spot one another and soon begin to fight. The two charge at each other, but Baragon headbutts Werewolf to the ground. As he gets up and recovers, the footage fades out to black and we are shown images of Werewolf wrestling with Baragon and grabbing his tail.

### Wolfman vs Godzilla (1983)

Werewolf begins as an ordinary human man, who transforms into a werewolf. After his transformation the Wolfman is shown carrying an unnamed woman when he is approached by the police. Through currently unknown means, the Wolfman later grows to the same size as Godzilla, who is also in Japan.

## Abilities

### Fight (wvb+wvg)

wolfman can fight other monsters with kick punch,bite,and throw them using his strength

### battle (wvg+wvb)

wolfman can fight other monsters with kick punch,bite,and throw them using his strength

### catch on fire (wvb)

in this film werewolf can catch on fire without being harmed by it.

### tremendous strength

in wolfman vs. baragon werewolf can throw baragon around with his hands.

## Filmography

* *Wolfman vs. Baragon* (1972)
* *Wolfman vs. Godzilla* (1983)
Varan

**Varan**  (バラン,   *Baran*?) is a tri-phibian kaiju created by Toho that first appeared in the 1958 Toho film, *Varan*.

## History

### *Varan*

varan (1958) aso known as varan the unbelievable is a 1958 toho film.

Varan was worshiped by a village near the Kitami River as their mountain god. When a team of scientists visit the area in search for a rare species of butterfly, Varan disliked their presence and awakened from his slumber, killing the crew and destroying the village. When the national defense force invaded the river in which Varan came from, he proceeds to cause destruction across Japan before being presumably killed by a eating a bomb while underwater.

### *Destroy All Monsters*

In 1999, 41 years after the incident at Haneda airport, a small, possibly infantile Varan is found living on the human monitored Monster Land. When the Kilaakian take control of the island, and its inhabitants, Varan disappears as the alien invaders global assault is initiated. After the control is broken, Varan joins the other Earth monsters in the fight against King Ghidorah at Mount Fuji, although he does not participate directly in the conflict itself. Once the space demon is defeated, the spiked creature returns to Monster Land to live out his days with the rest of the kaiju.

## Abilities

### Glide speed

His one special ability is gliding at around the speed of Mach 1.5, like Rodan. In his debut film, he jumped off a cliff and glided to Japan. In *Destroy All Monsters*, he glides into view for the final battle, and later on Monsterland. Varan did not fight King Ghidorah in *Destroy All Monsters*.

### Skin

His skin is covered with huge blisters or lumps. In amphibians, such blisters contain poison glands. In reptiles, lumps like these are usually osteoderms, which are armor plates. In the Marc Cerasini novel *Godzilla 2000*, Varan's lumps filled with helium and made him rise so he could glide. Osteoderm-like armor might make the most sense, since Varan was almost invulnerable to human weapons, and had to internally eat bombs before they affected him.

### Physical abilities

Varan has never actually been seen in combat against any other monsters. He used his tail to level buildings in his original film, which may indicate how he'd fight in combat. He also has spines which might possibly be of use against other giant monsters. *Godzilla: Unleashed* depicts Varan using acrobatics to fight, as well as his spines.

### Sonic beam

Varan does not have any beam weapons in any of his film appearances, in common with many of the older kaiju. However, in the video game *Godzilla: Unleashed*, Varan has the ability to emit a red sonic beam from his mouth, as well as what appears to be a ball of energy, both of which are said to be able to disrupt an opponent's sense of balance.
First Great War

The First Great War was the first major conflict between EagleClan and the Bloodhides. It was a battle fought in the Valerian Valley that led to the deaths of many on both sides.

## Summary

The strife began with Eaglestar accusing Einar and the Bloodhides of stealing EagleClan prey. Over the successive moons, the two groups' rivalry became more heated. EagleClan would say it was the Bloodhides who began the war by stealing EagleClan prey, while the Bloodhides believe it to be EagleClan who started the fighting. Either way, it was a full season of death and suffering. The Valerian Valley was coated with blood and bone for a moon, followed by the stench of decomposition. It was from this that the Bloodhides took their name - the few members who made it back to the Underpass were stained with red, and their commander believed that they should honour their lost ones by recalling the wounds they had suffered.
Marukobukarappa

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**Marukobukarappa** (マルコブカラッパ) is a kaiju from the 1968 Gamera film, *Gamera vs. Viras (draft)* and *Gamera vs. Garasharp*.

## Design

Marukobukarappa is a very strange-looking kaiju, with its mushroom-shaped, orange body, bumps on its head, its very long, thin arms, bulky legs, its chicken beak, and its two popped-out eyeballs. Its bulbous, bumpy surface on its body makes it partly resemble the Matango.

## Histroy

### Gamera vs. Garasharp

a kaiju that works with mankind to try and take down (or kill) Garashap before Gamera stops them.

## Roar

there is a fan made one but there is know really made one?

## Info

No Good Monster (NG怪獣 Enu Jī Kaijū) (Draft) or Good Monster.

Species Crab-like creature: Planned for Gamera vs. Viras Gamera vs. Garasharp

Concept history Marukobukarappa Viras, Garasharp

## Concept art

### Gamera vs. Garasharp

(TBA)
Daigoro's Mother

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**Daigoro's mother** (ダイゴロウの母 *Daigorou no haha*?) is a kaiju co-created by Toho and Tsuburaya Productions that first appeared in the 1971 Toho film, *Daigoro vs. Goliath*.

## History

### Showa era

#### *Daigoro vs. Goliath*

Daigoro's mother is first seen infuriated when her son went missing, destroying a helpless city in an attemptt to find him. After tearing through it, she could sense her son in the near area and began to go near where she thought he was. But, before she could reunite with her child, the military fired a barrage of missiles that killed her, leaving Daigoro an orphan.

#### *Godzilla vs red moon*

in 1971 Tsuburaya productions came up with the idea of godzilla vs. Red moon but some reason it never got made instead it was replaced by Godzilla vs. the smog monster.

## Abilities

* Daigoro's mother can control the weather.
* When angered, Daigoro's mother can fire flames from her mouth.

## Roar

Daigoro's Mother reuses the roars of the Ultraman kaiju Zambolar, which in turn utilises combined roars of Godzilla, Gamera and Red King.
Mistpaw

**Mistpaw** is a slim but muscular white tom with strong grey points on his face, ears, lower legs, and tail, and a pale grey marking on his lower back that will darken and grow as he ages. He has long, thick fur and the beginnings of a thick ruff around his neck. His eyes are a cornflower blue.

## Personality

Ambitious and reserved. While young, Mistpaw has already shown signs of lofty ambitions toward becoming a leader one day in the future - a fact he has yet to share with his older brother, who holds the same ideals. He displays the same proclivity toward reserved demeanors that his mother possesses and struggles to express his affection beyond acting as a physical shield for Boulderpaw if he feels it's needed. In his youth, he can be easily distracted and poorly-reasoned in his decisions (particularly at his sister's encouragement on the days he's less of a stick-in-the-mud), but as he grows it is likely that he will become fairly self-disciplined. He's adopted his mother's distaste for any cats outside of EagleClan and finds great personal pride in being a Clan cat. He doesn't know his own strength and is very hesitant to pretend-fight with his littermate due to an accidental minor bruising or two in the past. He may not admit it aloud, but he's desperate for the approval of Ermineflight and his mentor.

## History

Mistkit and his sister Boulderkit were the second litter of their parents Ermineflight and Cragleap. They shared the nursery with the older kit Peakit, and were joined two moons after their birth by Grapeclaw and Runningwolf's first litter, Treekit, Woodkit, and Leafkit. Mistkit had a fairly uneventful kithood and was apprenticed around a moon before the Highlands ambush.

### First Leaf-fall

After Peapaw and Ermineflight return with news of the ambush by the Bloodhides, and Ermineflight is taken to Morningbird's den, Mistpaw appears in the entrance of the den to see how his mother is. Morningbird assures him that she will be just fine, though this does not reassure Mistpaw much, as his thoughts immediately turn to his brother Rookflight and the other EagleClanners still fighting the Bloodhides. He thinks that Blazestar should have sent everyone to assist, or at least that she and her deputy Flaxbriar should have gone, since Blazestar has the lives to spare where her Clanmates do not. Rather than voice this opinion, he simply thanks Morningbird for letting him know. Ermineflight lifts her head and greets him herself, telling him that everything will be fine with the arrival of the reinforcement patrol, and that his aunt Goatwhisker wouldn't let anything happen to Rookflight.
Gappa

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The **Gappas** (ガッパ *Gappa*?) are a species of ancient reptilian bird kaiju that first appeared in the 1967 Nikkatsu kaiju film, *Gappa*.

## History

### *Gappa*

An expedition to Obelisk Island by Mr. Funazu uncovers a baby monster, who hatches from an egg nearby giant bones beside a underground lake below a sacred temple. The natives plead with the skeptical scientists not to take the baby away, lest it anger the baby's parents. Sure enough, they take the baby away, and soon, inside the caverns, its two parents rise from the underground waters beneath the volcano, destroying everything in their path. Saki, the only survivor, is rescued by an American navy fleet and brought back to Japan.

The parents storm across Japan, destroying all in their wake, but their assault ceases once they recover their child. Mercifully, they relent, and depart to return to Obelisk Island.

## Abilities

* The Gappas can fly at mach 6.
* The Gappas have an underwater speed of 150 knots.
* The Gappas can perform a destructive force of 2 million hps.
* The Gappas' wings can emit hurricane-force winds.
* The Gappas can cause tsunamis or storm surges by their wing powers.
* Adult Gappas can fire **Radiant Heat Beam** (放射熱光線 *Hōshanetsu Kōsen*?) (being described as "equals to death ray" in the film) from their mouths that can burn and melt anything it touches. This ability makes Gappas immune to poisons.
* The Gappas emit bioluminescence from eyes (blue-white underwater and yellow on land).
* Female Gappa has pearl-like substances likely within her legs. This substances will cause humans blind.
* Juvenile Gappa's body is electrified and causes electric arcs/sparks whenever metals are attached to the body.
	+ This indicates that adult Gappas can possibly emit electricity.
Godzilla's Bride

Godzilla's Bride (ゴジラの花嫁 Gojira no hanayome) also known as Godzilla's wife is a kaiju that first appeared in an unmade kaiju film called *Bride of Godzilla.*

## Production Information

### Planned for

Bride of Godzilla (1956)Bride of Godzilla (rewrite 2021)

## History

### ***Bride of Godzilla***

A scientist known as Dr. Shida builds a robot in the likeness of his wife. However, as Godzilla and Anguirus return, he also builds a giant feminine robot, "Robot Daughter," in the image of his foster daughter to fight them. Adding to Dr. Kyohei Yamane's thesis from the original *Godzilla* film where Dr. Yamane explains Godzilla went undetected for so long because he lived in trenches, Dr. Shida proposes that Godzilla and Anguirus lived so deep into ocean trenches that they come from the center of a hollow Earth.

Inside the hollow Earth, Dr. Shida finds many Godzillas, Anguiruses, and a race of beautiful mermaids. He falls in love with one of the mermaids. During a fight between Godzilla and Anguirus, a giant blood-sucking flea is lodged from Anguirus' shell. Then, Godzilla, Anguirus, a Giant Chameleon and a Giant Archeopteryx appear in Kyushu.

Robot Daughter is finished and is sent to defend Japan. She defeats the Giant Chameleon, the Giant Archaeopteryx, breaks Anguirus' jaw and then faces Godzilla. Robot Daughter is unaffected by Godzilla's atomic breath. Godzilla seems to fall in love with Robot Daughter, and goes in a cave with the naked Robot Daughter. One character says "...it is the foreplay of love to be beaten."

Robot Daughter The Bride of Godzilla was **built by Dr.** **Shida** in the image of his foster daughter. The Bride is sent to protect Japan, after it is discovered that a group of giant monsters are leaving the Hollow Earth.... Later on, she takes Godzilla to the center of the Hollow Earth.

### ***Bride of Godzilla (Rewrite)***

In 1978, with the Godzilla series on hiatus, Tomoyuki Tanaka asked screenwriter Shuichi Nagahara to rewrite *Bride of Godzilla?* He completed three drafts, one of which influenced *The Return of Godzilla*.
Emperor Ghidorah

Emperor Ghidorah (皇帝ギドラ Kōtei Gidora) is an unmade kaiju from an early proposed concept for the sixth Heisei Godzilla film.

## History

Early in the stages of production for the sixth Heisei Godzilla film, it was proposed for Godzilla's enemy to be an alien King Ghidorah, similar to the concept for the earlier unmade film The Return of King Ghidorah. This King Ghidorah, dubbed "Emperor Ghidorah," would have been more like the Showa incarnation of the character, being an evil alien creature rather than the mutated fusion of three Dorats. However, Toho was concerned that Emperor Ghidorah might be viewed as too similar to Yamata no Orochi from the then-upcoming Orochi, the Eight-Headed Dragon, and so it was decided to create a new enemy for Godzilla instead. Toho retained the idea of Godzilla's new foe being an alien creature, and decided to have it be a clone of Godzilla himself. This extraterrestrial Godzilla clone went through numerous revisions before finally resulting in SpaceGodzilla.
Tigerpelt

**Tigerpelt** is a tall, bright ginger tabby tom with a strong build. He has long claws and a white tail-tip. His eyes are amber-green.

## Personality

Calm, friendly and loyal to his clan; he serves with strength and cunning to protect his family on the offence, though his anger can get out of hand when fighting his enemies. He harbours a deep hatred for the Bloodhides since his parents' untimely demise by their claws.

## History

Tigerkit and his sister were born to parents that are now deceased, killed by the Bloodhides. They were raised by the Clan, growing up alongside Smokekit, Drizzlekit and Shadowkit, and later joined by Rookkit when Tigerkit was four moons old. Tigerpelt reached warriorhood after learning to hunt, fight, and take care of the elders. He was a young warrior of 19 moons at the time of the Highlands ambush.

### First Leaf-fall

After Peapaw and Ermineflight return to give news of their patrol's ambush, Tigerpelt is one of the cats chosen by Blazestar for the reinforcements, alongside Goatwhisker, Owltuft, and Shadowstreak. Tigerpelt runs out of the camp feeling deeply worried for his friends, having seen Ermineflight's wounds and the look of horror on Peapaw's face, and resolves to reach them as quickly as possible. Upon arrival, Tigerpelt is shocked to see Runningwolf struggling against two Bloodhides rogues and Drizzlemask and Rookflight seemingly dead or near-death. Enraged, he engages in a tussle with the charging Erebos.

He and Erebos try to knock the other down, but find themselves fairly evenly matched in strength, until Erebos abruptly drops to the ground. This dislodges Tigerpelt's stance, and Erebos kicks at his belly to try and bring him down as well. Tigerpelt staggers back and as Erebos gets to his paws, the two begin circling each other. Erebos feigns a limp in one leg and Tigerpelt falls for it, leaping forward to bring a paw down onto Erebos' head. Ducking, Erebos drives a shoulder upwards into Tigerpelt's chest and rakes at his face.

## Trivia

* Tigerpelt is based on one of his player's real-life cats.
Murkshade

**Murkshade** is a dark grey tom.

## History

Murkshade was Thicketnose's mate and the father of her three kits, Sapkit, Lichenkit, and Willowkit. Like many CedarClan warriors, he fought in the DriftClan war, sustaining several injuries. He went on to develop an infection that proved fatal, and did not survive HollowClan's journey to their new home.

### First Leaf-fall

When Murkshade's son Sappaw makes his first kill and gives thanks to StarClan, he wonders if Murkshade is watching, and if he is proud of Sappaw's catch.
Reigo

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**Reigo (レイゴ Reigo)** is an aquatic creature from the 2005 tokusatsu film, *Deep Sea Monster Reigo vs Battleship Yamato*.

## History

### ***Reigo the monster from the deep sea***

In the Arctic Circle, The Battleship Yamato fired on Reigo’s pup, mistaking it for a submarine. Reigo became incensed. The Devil Bone Fish surfaced, attacking the crewmen on the ship. Said Bone Fish heralded the presence of Reigo. With ferocious force, she destroyed the fleet with ease.

## Abilities

### Lightning Bolt Attack

Reigo is able to summon bolts of crackling blue electricity from the sky.

### Close- Combat

Reigo excels in close quarters combat. This was, in fact, her advantage against the long range weapons on the Yamato fleet’s ships.

### Aquatic maneuverability

Reigo has excellent swimming capabilities, along with speed in the marine environment.

### Durability

Reigo possesses durability, indicated by the fact that she sank the Yamato Fleet through breaching and using her physical capabilities.
MarshClan Camp

MarshClan's camp lies inland of the Lake, risen slightly above the rest of the area to protect it against flooding. It is bordered by reeds, tall grass, and willow trees.

## Official Description

*MarshClan is an inland territory surrounded by fronds, reeds, tall grass and a spring of rushing waters. Its surrounding terrace is frequently flooded wetlands, with moss and lush vegetation and its trees are namely cypress. Close by is the Lake from which they do some of their hunting and most patrols. MarshClan is surrounded by water and low grasslands. Willow trees are pervasive and hang low over most of the camp, acting as a barrier from winds, rains, and far off watchers. The camp is a risen isle above its fen textures.*

## Layout

The *leader's den* and the *medicine cats'* den are nestled under a large weeping willow at the far end of camp.

The *warriors' den* is next to the apprentices' den.

The *apprentices' den* is lined with moss.

The *nursery* is the most inland den, a cozy den lined with moss and fronds.

The *elders' den* is opposite the path into camp.

## History

The camp was settled by MarshClan several generations ago.
Peace Bounds

The Peace Bounds serve as both a neutral meeting place for the Clans of the area, and the Clans' connection to StarClan. It is a small, shallow pool of water surrounded by a collection of large stones and boulders, which are unusually smooth and flat, offering good positions for cats to address others. It lies to the west of GrimeClan territory, east of MarshClan, and is to the far north of HollowClan.

## Official Description

*A small, shallow pool of water with a collection of large stones and boulders seated about the pool of water. The stones placed around the pool are strangely smooth and flat, offering good position to cats to address the clans. The Peace Bounds serves a dual purpose: to stage a place for clan meetings where the Clans will air their grievances or address actions for coming moons. And for the occasional journey of Medicine Cats to the water to seek guidance from StarClan.*
GrimeClan

The first clan to arise in the territories, GrimeClan is the sister clan of MarshClan and more recently HollowClan.

## Founding

GrimeClan was founded before MarshClan, taking their name after a slur related to their burrowing and trapping. The exact details of their formation are unknown.

## Territory

GrimeClan’s territory is a mixture of forest and moorland, but the main feature is the network of tunnels running underground.

*GrimeClan’s camp* is atop a tall plateau, or mesa, that oversees the forest and the Lake. From here they also have the best view of the mountains across the Gorge. It is best traversed by the gentlest slope to the south.

*The Moor* is a field of sloping hills to the north of GrimeClan’s camp, sparsely populated by poplars but dominated by tall grass and an open meadow. Though the moor has little cover, GrimeClan largely traverses it by the tunnels that run beneath.

*The Pine Forest* was once entirely GrimeClan’s domain, but now only the northern half belongs to them. It was already more well-trodden by them to the north due to having more extensive tunnels than the southern Conifer Grove, and the foxes that lurk along the border.

GrimeClan’s treasured *tunnels* wind beneath most of their territory, and are used to both get around quickly and hunt down prey. Despite their importance to GrimeClan, they do pose the danger of cave-ins, such as the one that killed Firebloom during Lilypaw’s apprenticeship. Badgers have also been known to make their homes in some of the burrows.

## Idioms and Sayings

*'collapsing tunnels'* - equivalent of 'burning bridges'. First used in roleplay by Batwing, to describe Wrenpelt's relationship with Sandfrost and Hazelpaw.

*'like a rabbit beside a fox'* - restless, tense. First used in roleplay by Batwing.

*'spinning a possum's tale'* - lying, telling a false story. First used in roleplay by Batwing, after Sleetpaw pretends the tunnel is collapsing.
Flaxbriar

**Flaxbriar** is a shorthaired, small, seal Siamese-type colourpoint she-cat with a dark patch on her flank and one lighter paw. She has bright blue eyes.

### Personality

Flaxbriar is highly devoted to her clan, she tries to help everyone and will always put her clanmates before herself. She will follow almost all of the orders given to her, only defying these orders when it hurts the clan in some way or another. Despite her small stature and usually kind personality, she can be fierce and easily can lose herself to anger when provoked.

### History

Flaxbriar's EagleClan parents raised her to put others before herself and never shed unnecessary blood. A moon before her warrior ceremony, both were killed in a skirmish with the Bloodhides, which Flaxbriar has never forgiven the Bloodhides for. She has vowed to herself that she will find whoever killed them, if they still walk the earth, and kill them as her parents were killed, even if it costs her own life. At some point before HollowClan's arrival, she was chosen by Blazestar as EagleClan's deputy.

### First Leaf-fall

Flaxbriar is first mentioned, though not by name, by Blazestar when the Highlands patrol is leaving. Blazestar cites an argument with Flaxbriar as the reason she is so angry with her warriors. Presumably, as Blazestar said, she has a word with Flaxbriar after seeing off the patrol.

The next day, Mistpaw thinks of Flaxbriar alongside Blazestar, believing that they should have at least gone with the reinforcement patrol themselves if not send the entirety of the clan to drive away the Bloodhides.

## Trivia

* Flaxbriar is based on one of her player's real-life cats.
Damocles

**Damocles** is a massive, longhaired dark grey tabby tom with long claws. His face is heavily scarred and he has a long scar from his shoulder to his flank that is covered well by his long fur. He has bright green eyes.

## Personality

Damocles is very grouchy on the best of days, but his loyalty to the Bloodhides has no limits. He will follow Mackerel to the end of the world if ordered. He doesn't like kits that much, but is gentle with them.

## History

Damocles was brought to the Bloodhides at a young age by his father, who later passed away.

### First Leaf-fall

Damocles is chosen for the second wave of Bloodhides who will fight the EagleClan cats alongside Volita and Rubeus. During the battle, he arrives on the scene with his allies and, seeing Athena knocked down by Owltuft, sneaks up behind Owltuft and lunges forward to grab her by the scruff. He flings her to the side and tells Athena to get to the edge of the battlefield. Turning back to Owltuft, he charges towards her with claws unsheathed. Owltuft leaps out of the way onto his back, digging her claws in and biting his shoulder.

## Trivia

* Damocles was based on the character Damocles from the game Ryse: Son of Rome.
Wolf Guy

**Wolf Guy**  (ウルフガイ,   *Urufugai*?), real name **Akira Inugami**  (犬神明,   *Inugami Akira*?), is a werewolf who appeared in the 1973 Toho horror film, *Horror of the Wolf*. He is based on the titular main character of the same name from the *Wolf Guy* manga series written by Kazumasa Hirai and illustrated by Hisashi Sakaguchi.

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