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Dora Franke

**Dora Franke** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Franke (ドーラフランケ *Dōra Furanke*): The first Dora Monster made from Dokiita Clay. He displayed superior strength than previous Dora Monsters, overpowering Daizyujin (whose sword no effect on it) and Dragon Caesar.

## Zombie Franke

Upon getting hit by the Ranger Slingers and impaled by Gouryuujin, the power of Dokiita-clay transformed him into **Zombie Franke** (ゾンビフランケ, Zonbi Furanke). He fought the Zyurangers while Bandora gathered the ingredients to summon Great Satan.

## Satan Franke

On Earth, Great Satan infused Zombie Franke with some of his power, turning him into the lethal **Satan Franke** (サタンフランケ, Satan Furanke). He overpowered Daizyujin and Dragon Caesar, by spraying white foam that sapped their energy, causing them to go to sleep on the ground and forcing the Zyurangers to retreat. But upon unlocking the true power of the Guardian Beasts, Daizyujin and Dragon Caesar combined for the first time into Zyutei Daizyujin and defeated Satan Franke with the Empire Attack, vaporizing the Dora monster.

## See Also

* Frankenstein Monster
* Mutitus
Dora Minotaur

**Dora Minotaur** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Minotaur (ドーラミノタウロス *Dōra Minotaurosu*): This Dora Monster was used in an attempt to keep the Zyurangers from gaining the Legendary Weapons, and from saving a boy named Hiroshi. Armed with a spiked club and shield, it could burrow underground. It could also shoot lightning from its horns and breathe a stream of fire. It received the full-brunt of the Howling Cannon, destroying it.
Dorako

**Dorako** appeared in 1967 TV series called *Ultraman*. Dorako (ドラコ), or alternatively called **Draco**, is a monster that was awakened by the Comet Tsuiphon. A revived version of the first, called Re-Dorako, was revived by Geronimon. The first was killed during the scuffle of Red King II and Gigass, and the revived one was killed by the SSSP.

Dorako was one of three monsters who was attracted to the effects of a comet that was passing through Earth's atmosphere. He is first encountered by the Science Patrol as he gives chase to them to attack until the Science Patrol trick him into fighting another one of the monsters who was awakened, a Yeti-like monster called Gigass. Dorako and Gigass fought to a stand still with both of them evenly matched until the third monster awakened: Red King. After Dorako ambushed Red King from behind, Red King briefly sided with Gigass and attacked Dorako, tearing off his wings and beating the monster down. Eventually, Dorako succumbed to his injuries and died, leaving Red King and Gigass to fight each other instead.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Dorako can fly at moderate speeds thanks to the help of his retractable wings.
* **Hooks**: In place of normal hands, Dorako has and is equipped with two sharp hooks for each arm that can and are ideal for scratching, slashing and gashing opposing foes.
* **Fireballs**: In *Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends The Movie*, Dorako was capable of spitting fireballs from his mouth.
Dodo (Primeval)

The **Dodo** appeared in season 1 of 2007 TV series called *Primeval*. Dodos were flightless, trusting birds, famously known for becoming extinct in the 17th Century due to rats and hunting by dogs and humans. The Dodo was a flightless bird which stood about one metre tall and weighed twenty kilograms. Though clumsy, Dodos were still fast and elusive and able to easily slip and scatter between groups of larger animals and evade them and cause confusion through this. Dodos were passive and friendly in behavior, as well as curious and trusting, due to the initial lack of predators in their time and habitat.
Divine Mirror Kagami

**Divine Mirror Kagami** appeared in season 2 of 2012 TV series called *Huntik: Secrets & Seekers*. Divine Mirror Kagami is a floating mirror Titan in the possession of Wilder. Later, Stack used Divine Mirror Kagami as well. Kagami's Amulet was found by Hoffman and Eathon the dog at Japan in a cave at the Chu-Goku Mount.

Divine Mirror Kagami's Amulet was found underground at the Chu-Goku Mount in Japan by Eathon, the Professor´s dog, who was in the care of Hoffman. This Titan was said to hold the potential to defeat Dante's team, thus being assumed by the Organization to be a rare and powerful Titan.

Divine Mirror Kagami's Amulet, upon being retrieved, was then given to Wilder. Kagami was camouflaged with Stack's Hidesight spell in order to ambush Dante Vale's team by using its ability to reflect the Stonegaze ability of King Basilisk back at Dante and King Basilisk. Wilder later used Kagami's ability upon entering the cave containing the Willblade, using the ability of Dendras against Lok Lambert's other Titans.

Wilder used Kagami again, this time at the Road of Alchemistsin Prague, Czech Republic to stop Lok, Sophie and Cherit from finding information on Void. Though the three was captured, they later were freed by the Huntik Foundation and the Casterwills.

Another member of the Organization, Stack, has been given possession of the Divine Mirror Kagami's Amulet used by Wilder to help infiltrate the Blood Spiral. Stack attempted to use Kagami's ability against Medusa, but Medusa's Stonegaze ability did not turn her to stone when reflected back.

## Powers and Abilities

Divine Mirror Kagami is able to reflect a Titan's ability or a Seeker's spell to use against the opponent. This ability is quite useful against the controlling ability of Dendras and the Stonegaze ability of King Basilisk. However, Kagami's ability is only able to block, not reflect, the similar Stonegaze ability of Medusa.
Domino (Super Mario RPG)

**Domino** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Domino is a magic-wielding member of the Smithy Gang. In battle, he fights alongside his partner Cloaker. Domino lives in Smithy's Factory with his enormous pet snake, the Mad Adder.

During the events of *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*, the duo of Cloaker and Domino challenged Mario's party to a battle. Domino and Cloaker are more powerful together due to how they cover each others weaknesses. Domino gives more and takes less magic damage than physical damage while Cloaker is the other way around. If one of the two is defeated, the other retreats. If Mario defeats Cloaker first, Domino retreats to his pet snake, the Mad Adder, and the two fuse, leading to another phase in the fight.
Dora Argus

**Dora Argus** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Argus (ドーラアルゴス *Dōra Arugosu*) is a mass of eyeballs sent to torment a little girl named Michi via hallucinations of her father as a vampire. He had an array of energy beam attacks he could launch from his various eyes, and could reassemble himself if blown apart as long as his main eye was unharmed. He could also suck people inside his main eye to an illusionary world. Killed by Daizyujin.
Dolls

The **Dolls** appeared in the 2012 movie called *The Cabin in the Woods*. They're a bunch of normal humanoids wearing black clothes and white masks which is ironically the only thing that could summon them, also they can be seen in the elevator scene and during a purge as part of the 2nd wave where they bound and gagged two facility workers with tape before dousing them with gasoline and setting them on fire.
Dreamy Sandoon

**Dreamy Sandoon** appeared in 2013 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*. Dreamy Sandoons are the Dream World equivalent of Sandoons that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*, being the only Dreamy version of an enemy to debut in this game. Dreamy Sandoons have purple bodies and green antennas instead, unlike their Real World counterpart. In the field, Dreamy Sandoons occasionally stretch themselves vertically, making themselves impossible to jump over at full stretch, and contract shortly afterwards, repeating this pattern. Dreamy Sandoons move around at a slow pace and don't chase Mario or Dreamy Luigi upon sight, nor do they stretch or contract at a different rate around them, being one of the few enemies in the game who don't act differently around the Bros.

In battle, Dreamy Sandoons appear in large hordes. They can attack by advancing towards Mario in vertical (from the player's point of view) yet sometimes crooked lines of up to six at a time. While doing this, the Dreamy Sandoons sink into or rise out of the sand, and Mario must jump over or on to them when they're close enough in order to avoid this.

A Dreamy Sandoon may also attack by sinking into the sand while advancing to spots around Mario, for it after a brief moment stick its head out of the sand by one of Mario's four sides, with up to three other Dreamy Sandoons doing the same from one of the unoccupied sides. One of the surrounding Dreamy Sandoons will be carrying a spiked ball on its head, and after they all quickly sink back into the sand and pop out again, the Dreamy Sandoon with the spiked ball will fling it at Mario, who must knock it back with his hammer to avoid taking damage.

If the Dreamy Sandoon with the spiked ball rotates clockwise before sinking back into the sand to pop out and throw, the Dreamy Sandoons will all move to the position of the Dreamy Sandoon that's next to it clockwise, the one with the ball throwing it from its new position. Likewise, if the Dreamy Sandoon with the ball rotates counterclockwise before sinking, the Dreamy Sandoons will all move to the position of the Dreamy Sandoon that's next to it counterclockwise, and the one with the ball with throw it from its new position.

The spiked ball attack will repeat in waves until all Dreamy Sandoons (or all but one Dreamy Sandoon) have had their turn to attack unless there is only one Dreamy Sandoon left, where it would perform that attack alone. The rising and sinking attack will repeat in waves until all Dreamy Sandoons (or all but four Dreamy Sandoons) have had their turn to attack.
Drawcia Soul

**Drawcia Soul** appeared in 2005 video game called *Kirby: Canvas Curse*. Drawcia Soul is the undead form Drawcia assumes during her second phase as the final boss of *Kirby: Canvas Curse*.

Drawcia Soul, the mad witch's second form, is stylized to look like a big blob of paint. She has a dripping, gaping yellow mouth, with five yellow eyes along the top of her head; these seem to be a modified version of the yellow bodily markings Drawcia had previously been hiding under her cloak, and makes Drawcia Soul look vaguely similar to a painter's palette. Her paint-like body constantly swirls about, changing color, but starts out pink and is portrayed that way in official artwork.

Drawcia's default form shown in the ending - the 'unknown painting' - initially appears to be just an abstract arrangement of colors, but upon closer inspection is shown to have similar elements to both forms of Drawcia: the figure depicted in the painting appears to be a circular blob of colors like Drawcia Soul, and one can vaguely see the sorceress form's face in the painting.
Dragonfly Malgam

The **Dragonfly Malgam** appeared in 2023 TV series called *Kamen Rider Gotchard*. The Dragonfly Malgam (ドラゴンフライマルガム, *Doragonfurai Marugamu*) is a Malgam created by Greatonbo's fusion with human malice.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Dragonfly Malgam can fly at high speed in high altitude with its wings.
* **Arrow Shot**: Dragonfly Malgam can shoot the arrows from its abdomen-like hair on its head.
Darko

**Darko** appeared in 2022 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Darko used to live in the Light Kingdom's castle's dungeons, but he was bored, so he tried to earn some attention by kidnapping Princess Bella Baal. For some reason, no one liked his little show and he was banished. Luckily, he found a new castle and a host who enjoys danger: Nishant the Great!

Darko is a Fire Attacker with Torture Immunity as a Trait and Control Immunity and Ignite skills.
Drew's Assassin

**Tiger Rat Snake**appeared in season 7 of 2014 TV series called *Face Off*. He's a G. I. Joe inspired assassin for hire who has used extreme body modification techniques to become a super soldier. His body modifications include prenounced bones in his face, lower lip piercings, ear piercings, claws and snake scale tattoos on the sides of his head and neck. He was created by Drew Talbot. It was a top look with the judges praising the color choices and its minimalism
Doomsnake

**Doomsnake** appeared in 2021 TV series called *Power Rangers Dino Fury*. Doomsnake is a basilisk-themed Sporix Beast working under the command of Void Knight. He was the minor antagonist of the episode "Unexpected Guest".

Over 65 million years ago, Doomsnake and the other Sporix Beasts invaded Rafkon, the home planet of Zayto. He was first seen hatching on Rafkon with two other unidentified Sporix Beasts. Though he and his fellow Knights of Rafkon fought hard, the Sporix ravaged Rafkon and removed all traces of life from the planet. The Sporix then turned their attention to Earth but Zayto and the remaining Knights had managed to escape Rafkon and tracked the Sporix Beasts to Earth where they engaged them in battle with the help of the dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Doomsnake was seen growing giant on Earth before firing at the Rafkon Knights.

After the Rangers fought against the Void Knight, Doomsnake was among the Sporix Beasts that escaped.

Sometime after he escaped, Doomsnake hatched off screen and allied with Void Knight. Void Knight used him as a sacrifice to battle the Rangers for his plan. Off-screen he had encountered the Rangers and grew giant which leads us to him\ appearing already giant sized and fought against the Rangers in the Dino Fury Megazord Blade Formation. Although Doomsnake landed a powerful slash at the Megazord, the Rangers defeated him with the Mega Slash, reverting him back into a Sporix Cell. However, it seemed that his appearance was all but a distraction for the Rangers as Void Knight ordered Wolfgang to unleash his howl at the Megazord, completely dismantling it. Afterwards, Void Knight had Mucus collect Doomsnake's Sporix Cell to which she did and overheard Mick talking about the Nexus Prism before teleporting away.

It appeared Doomsnake in his short appearance was a brute who wants to "cut to the chase" before the Rangers destroyed him. Due to him appearing for a short time, he had the least amount of a personality shown unlike the other Sporix Beasts before him.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Enlarging:** Doomsnake can enlarge himself through the energy he gains in battle over time.
* **Laser Vision:** As seen in the flashback of "*Destination Dinohenge*", Doomsnake can fire red-orange laser beams from his eyes.

### Arsenal

* **Claws:** Despite lacking weapons, Doomsnake can fight with his clawed hands.
	+ **Energy Empowerment:** Doomsnake can charge up his claws with purple energy for an increase in power.
DomeZord Beta

The **DomeZord Beta** appeared in 2012 TV series called *Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters*. DomeZord Beta (ドームゾードβ *DōmuZōdo Bēta*): The Domezord Beta is created when Domeloid's data is installed into a Type Beta Megazord body. It is a bronze recoloring of DumbbellZord.

## See Also

* Domeloid
* DomeZord Alpha
* DomeZord Gamma
* DomeZord Delta
* Betadrone
Dragon Dark King Salamandes

**Dragon Dark King Salamandes** appeared in 1999 TV series called *Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive*. Dragon Dark King Salamandes (龍冥王 サラマンデス *Ryūmeiō Saramandesu*) is the youngest of the Psyma Family.

He was formerly in an infantile state named **Infant Demon Drop** (童鬼 ドロップ *Dōki Doroppu*) at the start of the series. Demon of Fire Calamity. Dragon blood runs through his veins. Being just an infant, he had to be cared for by Spell-Master Pierre, and would only say "Drop", not being able to speak. Despite this, his high sorcery and fire abilities let him participate among his older siblings.

Upon Dark King Zylpheeza's death, he received the Dark King Star and used energy that was transferred from Zylpheeza. Drop underwent a maturation inside a cocoon. During that time, his soul took on the form of a human boy with pyrokinetic powers, who Matsuri Tatsumi befriended. After the period of maturation, Drop had become Dragon Prince Salamandes. Using the Dark King Star on his chest, Salamandes can create the Psyma Zone in which the solar light is completely cut-off, allowing the Psyma beasts to boost their power tenfold, while leaving the Victory Robo, LinerBoy and the Max Victory Robo combinations vulnerable. Later on, after the GoGoFive used the Victory Mars to stop the minus-energy asteroid that Grand Witch Grandiene sent, he started to fall out of favor with her. After the destruction of the Infinity Card, Salamandes completely fell out of favor, as he allowed a valuable weapon to be destroyed. He attempted to lure the GoGoFive to Hell in order to regain favor with his mother, but Grandiene trapped all of them there, instead.

With some help from Pierre, Salamandes killed all the hell-bound monsters and absorbed them to become **Ghost King Salamandes** (幽魔王サラマンデス*Yūmaō Saramandesu*). The GoGoFive had a difficult time against him, since Salamandes was now able to transform human souls into energy powering him up through the "Psyma Tree", which Pierre had grown at an orphanage and after growing into a giant he was able to overpower all of the GoGoFive's mecha. When the long lost mother of one of the orphaned children that the GoGoFive had befriended arrived, her tears had weakened the Psyma Tree's power. Without the soul energy, the GoGoFive were able to use the Max Victory Robo and the Victory Mars to kill him with a Top Jet/MaxCannon/Mars Flare (after impaling Salamandes with the Jet Lance) combo, with only a green gemstone remaining.

In the finale, Pierre is able to convince Grandiene to use Salamandes's gemstone to resurrect him, which she did. He was revived, alongside Zylpheeza, who became Salamandes' manservant. Luckily, Shou Tatsumi and Nagare Tatsumi were able to convince Zylpheeza that Salamandes was his younger brother Drop, forcing Salamandes to kill him, only to be killed by Shou and Nagare when they counterattacked with their Hyper Mode Go Blasters. But in the end Grandiene revived him as a complete puppet under her control in his true dragon-like form, **Destruction God Salamandes Dragon** (破壊神サラマンデスドラゴン *Hakaishin Saramandesu Doragon*), but was destroyed for good by the Max Victory Robo Sigma Project.
Dreamy Shy Guy

The **Dreamy Shy Guy** appeared in 2013 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*. Dreamy Shy Guys are completely pink Shy Guys created by Dreamy Bowser for support in the final battle of *Mario & Luigi: Dream Team*, along with Dreamy Bob-ombs, Dreamy Goombas, Dreamy Paratroopas, and Shy Guy Airtubs DX. When attacking alongside other dreamy minions, Dreamy Shy Guys will simply charge into the Bros., but will jump over them at the last second. Mario and Luigi must stand still to avoid damage.
Dora Gansaku

**Dora Gansaku** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Gansaku (ドーラガンサク *Dōra Gansaku*) is a Cyclops Dora Monster that took on the forms of the Guardian Beasts. He could project energy beams from his eye. He first posed as Dragon Caesar to lure DragonRanger out of hiding. Though he retreated once the real Dragon Ceasar appeared, Bandora succeeded in finding the location of the Lapseless Room and destroyed it. Dora Gansaku was later launched to attack as Gouryuujin. Burai called for Dragon Caesar, but despite defeating Dora Gansaku as it posed as Daizyujin, Gouryuujin again, and Tyrannosaurus, Dragon Caesar and Burai were on the verge of defeat. The other Zyurangers soon arrived and used the Ultimate Daizyujin to finally destroy it seconds before Burai's time ran out, and also saved the life of a boy named Kota.

He, along with Dora Ninja, Dora Chimaera and Dora Mirage later return as ghosts in Bandora's Magic Realm when the Zyurangers went to rescue their Guardian Beasts.
Dried Blooper

**Dried Blooper** appeared in 2009 video game called *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. Dried Bloopers are a type of Blooper found only in *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*. They are found only in the Pump Works in Bowser's body. When Bowser stops drinking water, all the Bubble Bloopers in the Pump Works turn into Dried Bloopers. They are thin in appearance, and use this ability in battle. They will jump and float horizontally downwards like a leaf, making two passes at its target. To counter the Dried Blooper's attack, the player must simply jump over it when it passes by. Dried Bloopers have nearly identical stats to Bubble Bloopers, with the exception of speed (and HP in the remake).
Dokugandar

**Dokugandar** appeared in 1971 TV series called *Kamen Rider*. Dokugandar (ドクガンダー *Dokugandā*) is a caterpillar monster. Can breathe explosive gas and also assume the human appearance of a gentleman with a black top hat and coat. His personal emblems, worn on his soldiers' masks, are a caterpillar and a moth. Capable of spewing mouth webs that form his cocoon. Dokugandar could not keep up with Kamen Rider #2 in direct combat and was defeated by Kamen Rider #2's Rider Kick. Rider #2 saw a white shell emerging from the river afterwards, and assumed Dokugandar had died. A second Dokugandar in Caterpillar form made a brief appearance in the monster army of the *Kamen Rider vs. Shocker* movie, but did not actually have an active participation in the movie.

## Dokugandar's Imago Form

Dokugandar's Imago Form is Dokugandar's moth monster form. The form Dokugandar took after breaking from its white cocoon. Flight capable, able to release explosive blasts from his fingers, and also recreate the cocoon using mouth webs. His human form was remodeled to match the dead **Professor Koizumi** (小泉教授 *Koizumi Kyouju*). Dokugandar captured and forced the real Koizumi's research partner, assistant professor **Yoshioka** (吉岡助教授 *Yoshioka Jukyouju*) to help with his studies of cocoons, accelerating the creation of an army of Dokugandars for Shocker. However, Yoshioka sabotaged the experiment. Even in his new form and using various hostages, Dokugandar was no match for Kamen Rider #2. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider #2's Rider Kick. The explosion created by the attack destroyed Dokugandar's entire base alongside it. Dokugandar would return later in the movie *Kamen Rider vs. Shocker*. He helped a kidnapping operation proceed smoothly, but was left behind alone, fighting Kamen Rider #1 and Kamen Rider #2. He was finally destroyed by Kamen Rider #1's and Kamen Rider #2's combined attacks.
Dreepy

**Dreepy** appeared in 2019 videogame called *Pokémon Sword & Shield*. Dreepy is a Lingering Pokémon.

After being reborn as a ghost Pokémon, Dreepy wanders the areas it used to inhabit back when it was alive in prehistoric seas. If this Pokémon is by itself, a mere child could defeat it. But if Dreepy has friends to help it train, it can evolve and become much stronger.

Dreepy is a small, green Pokémon resembling a reptile or amphibian. It has yellow eyes, pink horns, and a light green tail with two hand-like protrusions at the front of its body, while its head is a darker green. Its tail also possesses a darker green area with three protrusions surrounding it.

Dreepy are reborn ghosts of a prehistoric species that once lived in ancient seas. It tends to wander the locations where it once lived after it is reborn. Dreepy are exceptionally weak in combat, so much that on its own, a mere child could defeat it. However, it has the potential to become much stronger and evolve if it has friends to help it train.

Dreepy can often be seen fighting alongside its evolutionary relatives Drakloak and Dragapult. The latter even launches Dreepy at Mach speeds, which the Dreepy enjoy.
Drekk

**Drekk** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. This peaceful dragon is part of the forest. His incredible healing and protective powers are famous! If you want to get an extra bottle of his magical sap, bribe him with pancakes.

Drekk, the dragon counterpart of Torterra is a Nature self-sustaining attacker with multiple healing moves, and low cooldown moves in general. The issue with him, however, is that he has no damaging AoE moves, bad stats, high cooldowns on supporting moves moves, mediocre damage output, a terrible trait, and a very lacking movepool. He's also countered by reverse healing due to his various healing moves, and has poison daze as his only offensive effects. Overall, Drekk is a bad monster and there are multiple monsters that can do his job but better.
Donkeyvac

**Donkeyvac** appeared in 2004 TV series called *Power Rangers Dino Thunder*. Donkeyvac is a monster combined with DNA of a Donkey and a fruit called a pomegranate, and a vacuum. He was sent to steal the youth from the citizens of Reefside for Mesogog to convert into energy. He stole the energy from famous pop star Kylee Styles, as well as Devin and Cassidy. He is destroyed by the Z-Rex Blaster and then again by the Thundersaurus Megazord.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Absorb Youth:** Combined with a vacuum, Donkeyvac can steal the youth which it will convert the humans into elders.
* **Shoot explosive Pomegranates:**Donkeyvac shoot these pomegranate through his nose, so that can it explode on contact to his enemies.
* **Super Suction:** Combined with a vacuum, Donkeyvac can sucks his enemies and to electrocute when his enemies is near of the monster.
Dora Tarantula

**Dora Tarantula** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Tarantula (ドーラタランチュラ, Dōra Tarantsura) is a Dora Monster held within a replica of a fairy statue made by a late nature lover, who left behind his two grandchildren, Daijiro and Michiru, when he died. The strange butterflies that surrounded the statue sprinkled a poison on children. Goushi realized something was wrong and exposed the monster when he realized he was right. Dora Tarantula spewed an acidic foam and thick webbing to shock his enemies. He could also shoot beams from his eyes and mandibles, and exploding stingers from his body. He was unaffected by the ZyuMammoth's freezing technique. Killed by impalement with Gouryuujin's Dragon Antler in a scene removed from the American adaptation.
Dragalge

**Dragalge** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Dragalge is a Mock Kelp Pokémon. Dragalge spews a noxious poison that's corrosive enough to melt solid metal. Despite its intimidating nature, it's a favorite companion of Dhelmise.

Dragalge is a large brown aquatic Pokémon that resembles a leafy sea dragon. Its main body is curved in way that resembles the number three. Its sides are a dull shade of purple with slender vertical lines. Its pectoral fins and tail fin resemble dried up kelp. It has a straightened brown snout. Dragalge has a red leaf-like crest and green antenna on top of its head. Dragalge can spit poison strong enough to eat through the hull of a tanker; this territorial Pokémon will spit this poison at whatever trespasses its territory. As a result, it is said that ships sailing through the seas where it lives never return.
Dream

**Dream** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Dream was running after Pixelion through a network of dimensions when, somewhere in the Monster Legends Universe, someone closed the Cosmic Portal. Dream got trapped in between two dimensions. The energy wave Corrupted his DNA and he turned into a bug. Now he looks nothing like his old self but he still has his contagious wheezing laugh.

Don't ever consider using Dream unless you don't have anyone better, as he is outclassed by basically every other Corrupted attacker. In terms of his upsides, let's start with his moveset. He is able to deal a very powerful single-target attack with a 15 damage Extra-Turn, which can pair well with Dispelling Fist, followed by a 65 damage plus Quicksand move. He can also has a single target Stun, and can apply Daze as well. Next are his relic slots. He has the Sword and Mask relic slots, meaning he can provide even more damage, drain/regain stamina, or shield himself. Sadly, that's all the good he has to offer, for the rest are just cons. To start things off, he's weak against other Earth monsters, as all his damaging moves are Earth type. Second, his stats aside from power, are all not good. Third, His trait almost doesn't offer him any protection from negative effects, and he's super susceptible to deny, except for total blind. Lastly, his moveset sadly applies only those mentioned effects above, so he has to rely almost completely on raw damage. Overall, he's a horrible monster that should never be used in Competitive play.
Dora Mirage

**Dora Mirage** appeared in 1993 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Mirage (ドーラミラージュ *Dōra Mirāju*) is a mirror-covered monster who posed as TyrannoRanger and disguised four Golems as the **Fake Zyuranger** (偽ジュウレンジャー *Nise Jūrenjā*), doppelgängers of the original Zyurangers in a plan to frame them. Once exposed, it fought the Zyurangers personally until it was killed by the Howling Cannon.

It, along with Dora Ninja, Dora Gansaku, and Dora Chimaera later return as ghosts in Bandora's Magic Realm when the Zyurangers went to rescue their Guardian Beasts.
Dogfish Mutant

The **Dogfish Mutant** appeared in 1988 movie called *Kamen Rider Black: Terrifying! The Phantom House of Devil Pass*. Dogfish Mutant (ツノザメ怪人 *Tsunozame Kaijin*) - A dogfish Gorgom monster.

It assisted Shadow Moon in his plot to turn a town into a Ghost Town. Assisted by the Phantom Mutants, he was tasked to kidnap a fleeing scientist from Gorgom to Yubari to have him complete a giant combat robot that will be used to annihilate Kamen Rider Black.

## Powers and Abilities

He can energize the fins attached to his arms and throw them as exploding projectiles. He can bite as well and his teeth regenerate upon falling out.

## Phantom Mutants

Here's a list of mutants that were revived by the Dogfish Mutant:

* Flea Mutant
* Goat Mutant
* Rhinoceros Mutant
* Eagle Mutant
* Tortoise Mutant
* Anemone Mutant
* Wasp Mutant
* Ammonite Mutant
* Coelacanth Mutant
* Mantis Mutant
Dora Narcissus

**Dora Narcissus** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger*. Dora Narcissus (ドーラナルシス, Dōra Narushisu) is an effeminate plant Dora Monster that started out in a plant form before developing into his monster. He absorbs humans through vines that protrude from behind and into his abdomen, using the energy to grow stronger. He produces flash energy blasts from his eyes. Also apparently had the power to give life to the dead, hence he was used to make Geki hesitate to kill him, due his hopes to keep Burai alive, which gave Narcissus the time needed to evolve to his full form. He could also make himself grow without the use of Bandora's wand. Narcissus' weakness was in his own vanity, as he would stop to admire himself, whenever he saw his reflection. Daizyujin took advantage of Narcissus' vanity in order to kill him.
Don Canine

**Don Canine** appeared in 2021 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Al Canine was the top boss in the city, with no competitor who could stand up to him. He thought things couldn't get better, but then Malairion knocked on his door, made him an offer he couldn't refuse and, after sealing the deal, he transformed Al Canine into Don Canine, the new gangster boss in Monstown.

Al Canine is back in his new form, Don Canine. Don Canine is a decent Denier who uses Stun and CDA for denial, just like his past self. He lacks in skillset compared to his past self, but his trait is quite the opposite, being very good. Overall as a denier, Don Canine is just a mediocre one with an AoE CDA, Single Stun, and Single CDA, but his potential is improved by other gimmicks such as Guard Down, which can help your teammates to land all their attacks as well as to land his Stun. Combined with Guard Down Hater, your attacker could do some serious damage, but unfortunately, it requires a turn to set up. Other gimmicks include Team Torture removal and Ally Control removal. His relics aren't that great either, Trap really hurts him as access to chain denial would have made him a lot better, but they are decent overall due to the Staff slot. Overall, He's a decent monster to pick if you don't have access to anyone else above him.
Doc

**Doc** appeared in 2008 video game called *Kirby: Squeak Squad*. Doc is a member of the Squeaks. He appears in *Kirby: Squeak Squad*, *Kirby Mass Attack* and *Kirby Star Allies*.

Doc seems to be the inventive genius of the Squeaks. He pilots a flying saucer, and he also appears in two boss stages. In Cushy Cloud, he is seen piloting a mechanical version of Kracko, and in Jam Jungle, he controls Yadogaine, a giant, mechanical hermit crab. Doc doesn't seem to have any physical powers, as he only attacks with machines.

Doc features in the sub-game Treasure Shot, where he competes with Kirby to collect food from Treasure Chests  while avoiding bombs. Additionally, Doc makes an appearance in a graphic, which Kirby can assemble by collecting Graphic Pieces from Treasure Chests.

Doc makes a minor appearance in *Kirby Mass Attack.* He appears in Daroach's Airship after beating Dedede Resort.

Doc later appears as a sticker in *Kirby: Planet Robobot*.

In *Kirby Star Allies*, Daroach can call upon Doc to orbit him while surrounded in an electric ball. This grants the Zap element to weapon-wielding friends.

Doc is a small bluish-white mouse bearing major resemblance to his underlings, suggesting that he might be a highly-intelligent Squeaker. He has large round ears and a large green mustache which takes up the majority of his face. He often pilots a red flying saucer, which can drop bombs. He also outfitted the saucer with a laser shooter and an ice cannon.

Mecha Kracko is a large mechanical version of Kracko and is piloted by Doc himself. It is a large circular machine that emits a smog of gray clouds around its hard, mechanical exterior. It has an olive green eye and four brass spikes coming out of the corners of its body.

Yadogaine is a large mechanical hermit crab monster. It has two sharp blades as arms which is seems to be its main mode of transportation. It has large red eyes and a large green shell covering the majority of its body.
Drengeran

**Drengeran** appeared in 2000 TV series called *Ultraman Neos*. Drengeran (ドレンゲラン *Dorengeran*), also called **Dlen-Geran**, is a kaiju that appeared in the direct to DVD series, *Ultraman Neos*. He appeared in the OVA pilot episode.

Drengeran was a monster whom was being controlled by Alien Zamu in the alien's efforts to conquer Earth. When Alien Zamu returned to a city to resume his destruction, he was yet again confronted by Ultraman Neos, but this time Drengeran appeared to assist his master by attacking Neos himself. Drengeran was able to handle Neos with ease, and with Alien Zamu helping him their victory would have been sealed. However with the fortunate arrival of Ultraseven 21, the battle became evened out fairly. After Ultraseven 21 destroyed Alien Zamu, both Ultras double-teamed Drengeran and quickly managed to destroy him with Ultraseven 21's Adorium Ray and Ultraman Neos's Magnium Ray.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Gaseous Flames**: Drengeran can exhale a white mist that is also immediately ignited with flames from his mouth. These flames had the temperature of hundred billion ℃.
* **Extendable Neck**: Drengeran can extend his neck to great lengths.
	+ **Rock-Rock Attack**: With the extendable neck ability, Drengeran perform a headbutt attack.
* **Meteor Form**: Drengeran can curl himself into a small meteor to travel in space.
Dispider (Ryuki)

**Dispider** appeared in 2002 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ryuki*. Dispider (ディスパイダー *Disupaidā*): The first of the Mirror Monsters Shinji encountered, a giant gold and white Spider-like monster that targeted women like Ida Megumi. It is able to spew webs from its mouth, morph its head, and hand fangs that can drain fluids from humans. Though destroyed by Knight's Hishou Zan, Dispider was not absorbed by Darkwing and was reformed into a drider version of itself named **Dispider Reborn** (ディスパイダー・リ・ボーン *Disupaidā Ri Bōn*), now attacking men as well and being able to fire needles from the torso. It was finally destroyed by Ryuki's Dragon Rider Kick and absorbed by Dragredder. In "13 Riders", a purple and brown-colored Dispider was the Mirror World's final defense, devouring Gai before being destroyed by Knight Survive's Shippu Dan.
Doublade

**Doublade** appeared in 2013 video game called *Pokémon X & Y*. Doublade is a Sword Pokémon. The two sword that makes up Doublade's body fight together in intricate slashing patterns that bewilder even accomplished swordsmen.

Doublade is a ghostly Pokémon that appears to be based on a haunted pair of swords. Each sword has a pink eye on each brown hilt. On the bottom of each hilt is a strip of pink cloth. When in battle, Doublade unsheathes its razor-sharp blades, which are silver, and holds its double sheaths behind it.
D.A.D. Unit

**D.A.D. Unit** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The Discipline and Authority Distribution (or D.A.D.) Unit is a robotic assistant built to help monsters all around the world take care of their offspring. Not even the most enraged kid can escape the domination of the D.A.D. Unit.

D.A.D. Unit, the monster that will force you to play baseball with him. His main role is to inflict Metal Weakness and Shields while applying the occasional Daze or Stun. Make sure to do your chores or you're grounded!
Dark Merchant Biznella

**Dark Merchant Biznella** appeared in 1998 TV series called *Seijuu Sentai Gingaman*. Dark Merchant Biznella (闇商人ビズネラ *Yamishōnin Bizunera*) is a galactic weapons merchant and a long time ally of the Balban; particularly Destruction King Battobas with whom he has had a long relationship. Allowed to scavenge the dead worlds left in the Balban's wake, Biznella found three near-death Seijuu (GingaRhinos, GingaPhoenix, and GingaBitus) whose bodies he recovered and remade into the three steel Starbeasts; the humanoid GigaRhinos and GigaPhoenix and the carrier mech GigaBitus.

Upon hearing that the Balban had been revived, Biznella arrives on Earth shortly after the defeat of the Budoh Majin Mob with the Steel Starbeasts in tow.  After claiming that his new weapons will have the power to destroy the other Starbeasts once he completes their control unit, Biznella borrows a squad of Yartots and captures Hikaru and Hyuuga in an attempt to harvest Hikaru's Earth as a power source.  Though he fails, thanks to a clever ruse by Hikaru, when the other Gingamen arrive and attempt to destroy him with the Ginga War Radiance, Biznella is able to feed the power of their attack into the control unit, enabling him to summon GigaRhinos and GigaPhoenix to fight GoTaurus and Gingaioh, who themselves are unwilling to fight against their own kind.  Following the success of their first battle, Biznella sells the Steel Starbeasts to the Balban for five chests of gold, but ultimately was forced to refund the Balban's payment with his ship as added interest when the Steel Starbeasts regain their independence and side with the Gingamen. Trapped on Earth, Biznella was then taken under the protection of Battobas who, following the defeat of Iliess and Batobas' rise to commanding general, hired Biznella to be his right hand man. Together, Biznella and Battobas discovered that being immobile for so long was causing Daitanix to rot and that swift action was needed to ensure the Balban didn't lose their method of transportation.

During the attempts to find the Earth Demon Beast, while fighting GingaYellow, Biznella is thrown into the Extreme Growth Extract by accident and mutates into **Majin Biznella** (魔人ビズネラ *Majin Bizunera*) where he overwhelms the Beast Armor Shine Gingamen until they defeat him with their upgraded Beast Attack Rods. As he is lying down wounded, Majin Biznella is then betrayed and enlarged by Battobas. He is then killed by Steel Seijuu GigaRhinos, GigaPhoenix, and Super Armor Shine GingaiOh.
Dracmon

**Dracmon** appeared in season 3 of 2011 animated TV show called *Digimon Fusion*. Dracmon is an Undead Digimon and a carrier of the X Antibody. It is the Dark Area's most mischievous Digimon. For the sake of a prank, it will meet the challenge unflinchingly even if it is accompanied by some risk. It once nearly got itself killed trying to graffiti the faces of all four of the Sovereigns...(it's unknown whether it succeeded). It was once a bloodsucking Digimon, but these days it forgets to suck blood, and it seems it's trying to play some kind of trick on the Royal Knights.

## Attacks

* **Eye of Nightmare**: Casts a spell from the evil eyeson the palms of its hands which causes those who look into it to have their hearts completely dominated by Dracmon.
* **Undead Fang**: Attacks by biting with its fangs.
Dreadhead

**Dreadhead** appeared in 2011 TV series called *Power Rangers Samurai*. Dreadhead is a Western Cowboy/dreadlock-themed Nighlok armed with a shotgun with a blade along its underside. He is immune to almost any physical attack. He attacks whatever he considers pointless to exist in order to send humans into a state of utter despair. But as he can be hurt with energy attacks, Dreadhead is destroyed by Jayden using the Beetle Disc's power with the Fire Smasher Cannon Blaster Mode and then destroyed by new Beetle Blaster Megazord. Dreadhead is not as smart as most Nighlok; when he was a Mega-monster, he was unaware that he was vulnerable to energy attacks.

Dreadhead later appeared at a Halloween party at the Nighlok Heaven.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Gun:**Dreadhead wields a gun in battle.

* **Laser:**He can fire a Laser from the gun.

* **Immunity to Physical Attacks:**Dreadhead is immune to physical attacks, and so cannot be harmed by the spin swords, but when Jayden masters the beetle Disc, the 5 disc Beetle Canon puts an end to him.
Crystal Bushinyan

**Crystal Bushinyan** appeared in 2017 video game called *Yo-Kai Watch Busters 2*. Crystal Bushinyan (Japanese: ブシニャン *Kurisutaru Bushinyan*) is a Rank S, Ice-attribute, Crystal Legendary Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

In *Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble*, he is a Rank SSS Yo-kai of the Brave tribe.

Crystal Bushinyan is a Cat Yo-kai who greatly resembles Shogunyan.

He has purple fur, a yellow nose, as well as yellow wisps on his tails. Unlike most Cat Yo-kai, his fur has a bright sheen to it.

The samurai armor he wears seems to be made of crystal, and there is a sun emblem on his helmet, rather than a moon like Shogunyan has.
Dodiapede

The **Dodiapede** appeared in 2024 videogame called *Avatar: Reckoning*. The Dodiapede is a large, bipedal creature appearing in *Avatar: Reckoning*.

The dodiapede is an omnivorous predatory bird-like creature that roams of packs of four to six. It tends to preys on small animals. Dodiapedes are oviparous animals which build big open nests for their eggs.

The dodiapede’s four arms are attached to its wing membranes, but it has lost the ability to fly. It has demonstrated an ability to hover slightly with its small wings. The dodiapede has well-developed strong hind legs, allowing it to jump high and balance well on one leg. The dodiapede has a large flap of skin under its lower jaw, similar to the pelican of Earth. Towards the end of its tail lies an elaborate fluke that shares a resemblance to the now extinct whales.

The Dodiapede is fierce by nature, and although it cannot fly, it has explosive muscles and four pairs of membranous wings to maintain balance. It can easily leap over several meters in height and move quickly between trees and obstacles in small groups. They are loaded with "weapons", almost as if they are a living Swiss Army knife. The skull is mostly fused, turning its beak into a fearsome hammerhead, and its sturdy legs make kicks extremely powerful, even relying on its well-developed throat muscles to squeeze and remotely eject a liquid that stings its opponents. No matter how careful one can be encountering it, it is always better to tread as light as possible.

Aside from pecking and scratching with their sharp beak and claws, they can attack hostiles from a distance by regurgitating the contents of their stomach, which are mixed with stomach acid.
Dosukomon

**Dosukomon** appeared in 2016 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Dosukomon is a Fighting Appmon. Dosukomon is a muscular Appmon with extremely large hands, patterned off the sumo wrestler. It has thrusters on the top of its forearms and the back of its tsuna. Like all Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attacks

* **Dohyou Field**
* **Jet Harite** (ジェット張手 *Jetto Harite*, lit. "Jet Speed Slap"): Uses its thrusters to fly to the enemy at high speeds, then hits them with the palm of its gauntlets.
* **Jet Headbutt** : Flies towards the enemy at high speeds, then delivers a headbutt.

**Applink Attacks**

* **Rock Bottom Arrow**: An attack available when applinked with Navimon.
Dokurobou

**Dokurobou** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Samurai Sentai Shinkenger*. Dokurobou (ドクロボウ *Dokurobō*): Dokurobou is a skull-faced Ayakashi who serves under Akumaro, creepy and full of himself while armed with the **Nuregami Itomayutō**(濡髪糸眉刀 *Wet Hair Thread Eyebrow Sword*). Dokurobou has the ability to create shadow clones of himself, using them to weaken his opponents while he waits for them to falter and then make his move. But this ability is countered by Dai Goyou. His appearance is the basis of the Kyōkotsu (狂骨) of Japanese myth.
Dorado Verde

**Dorado Verde** appeared in 2022 literature called *The World of Avatar: A Visual Exploration*. The dorado verde is a species of marine banshee related to the mountain and forest banshee. It is the smallest observed species of banshee and lives primarily on the tropical islands of Pandora.

The dorado verde appears highly similar to its larger relatives, although it is a fraction of the size compared to an adult Na'vi. It has a few distinct anatomical differences from other banshee species; its chin crest is elongated and points outwards. It appears to be very sharp and is possibly used for skewering fish. It has a thin tail with fin structures near the base, extending from the bottom wings, and no extra crests on the end of the tail.

The dorado verde fill an ecological niche similar to Terran seagulls. They tend to scavenge on the dead bodies of other species while also perching on them.