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Garudamon

**Garudamon** appeared in the 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Garudamon is a Bird Digimon whose name and design are derived from the mythological Garuda. It has gigantic talons and wings that let it dance freely through the sky. Garudamon honors justice and order, and is a guardian deity of the land and wind that loves nature. Its intelligence and combat ability are the highest among Bird Digimon, and it is admired due to it being said that only chosen Digimon can digivolve to it. It is thought that if the order of the Digital World is disturbed, it will suddenly appear out of nowhere, and quell the source of the unrest. Also, it is matchless friends with the hero Leomon, who possesses the same will. The DigiCodeon its shoulders read "Digital Monster" (デジタルモンスター *Dejitaru Monsutā*).

## Attacks

* **Wing Blade** (*Shadow Wing*): Unleashes a vacuum blade at super-speed, chopping up the opponent. Because of the speed of the Wing Blade's residue, its true shape cannot be confirmed, and it can only be seen as a silhouette shaped like a black bird.
* **Eagle Claw**: Slashes at the foe with the claws on its feet.
* **Phoenix Claw**: Slashes at the foe with the claws on its hands.
* **Crimson Claw**: Covers fist in flames and strikes opponent.
* **Fire Hurricane**: Creates a huge tornado of fire.
General Alces

**General Alces** appeared in 2016 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The general of the Nature troops is a must in any team war. His bow can both heal and harm. Despite being a peaceful forest spirit, he will not waste an opportunity to go to war and remind you that nature always wins.

General Alces is a support general whose main gimmick is healing. He can spread a few nasty negative effects as well like Stun, Poison, and Damage Reduction. He can hold Uriel Essence, which is great to have on any monster. Unfortunately, he has pretty high cooldowns, is weak to Reverse Healing, isn't able to use NER, and has pretty outdated stats compared to modern legendaries.
Generalissimo

**Generalissimo** appeared in 2007 TV series called *Power Rangers Operation Overdrive*. Generalissimo is one of Kamdor's creations, it is a sextant/new chalk monster who makes a minor appearance in the first part of the two-part special Team-Up episode "Once a Ranger". A monster who assisted Kamdor and Miratrix in a museum robbery to retrieve what they thought was another jewel of the Corona Aurora. The jewel just turned out to be an "ordinary" rare ruby. The Rangers came in and Kamdor, Miratrix and the monster does battle with the Rangers, he battles all of the Rangers at once at first and later does battle with the Yellow and Pink Rangers, but was quickly out match when the Red and Silver Ranger came into battle, this monster was destroyed by Tyzonn using the Drive Detector. Not much is known about this monster, he is shown to be loyal to Kamdor, but is a bit on a dumb side.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Energy Lasers:**This monster can fire white-s, blue colored energy lasers from his fingers.
Gerada

**Gerada** appeared in 1979 TV series called *The☆Ultraman*. Gerada (ゲラド *Gerado*) is a kaiju who appears in episode 19 of *The☆Ultraman*.

Appearing suddenly in the middle of Tokyo was the four legged giant reptile Gerada rampaging the urban area. Gerada was quickly met with the Scientific Defense Guard only to fend them off and forced their fighter to crash. As Choichiro Hikari was about to transform, Ultraman Joneus warned his host that Gerada was emitting a dangerous energy. Joneus and Gerada clashed and despite the giant hero's experience, the monster's headstrong tenacity was formidable. Just before Gerada charged into him, Joneus used the Planium Ray to destroy the giant reptile. However, an orb of energy came out of Gerada's charred body and made its way to a nearby python to form the monster Janyur.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Fangs**: Gerada is armed with a pair of fangs he can use to gnaw at foes.
* **Flame Stream**: Gerada can emit a stream of flames from his mouth.
Ghost Ship Minosaur

The **Ghost Ship Minosaur** appeared in 2019 TV series called *Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger*. The Ghost Ship Minosaur (ゴーストシップマイナソー *Gōsuto Shippu Mainasō*) is a Ghost Ship-themed Minosaur monster from the Warfare Tribe Druidon, created from the negative emotions of Emiko, an ex-girlfriend of Bamba from 50 years ago, and a teacher of Kentaro.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Sand Shots**:  The Ghost Ship Minosaur can fire shot-style sand from its bow cannon to bury its enemies.
* **Energy Shots**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur can fire energy shots from the three cannons on each of its sides.
* **Tunneling**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur can submerge itself in land and move around in a swimming method.

### Arsenals

* **Rake**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur wields a five-pronged rake as its right hand.
* **Hook**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur wields a vambrace with a hook on its left arm.
* **Net**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur can create a net and launch it to catch its enemies.
* **Cannons**: The Ghost Ship Minosaur has seven cannon barrels, three on each side and one in its ship bow.
Garabas

**Garabas** appeared in 1986 TV series called *Choushinsei Flashman*. Garabas is a bird-like Beast Warrior whose main attack involves fighting with feather quills. It's main special ability, however, is a special wave that, when used in conjunction with Monstrous Warrior Wandala, multiplies the length and effectiveness of his "Time Stop" ability. However this wave turns out to have a weakness with the interference of sound waves, particularly those connected with the playing of a piano. With Mag leading them, Sara and Lou learn a special piano piece which, when played together around the Garabas (particularly with Mag flying Star Condor within it's vicinity), is able to disable and stop the wave and disrupt the Wandala Time Stop enhancements. After defeating the wave, Yellow and Pink Flash use several combo moves against the Garabas before destroying it with Rolling Vulcan, then with Flash King after it is rebuilt.
Giant Demon

The **Giant Demon** appeared in 1982 movie called *The Fairy and the Devil*. The Giant Demon is the Devil's lacky in the 1982 Tsuburaya/Thailand co-production, *The Fairy and the Devil*.

Emerging from a mountain side, the giant demon was sent to fight the hero of Thailand, using his firey breath and eye darts to vanquish anyone in his way. The hero, having none of this, summoned the White Monkey to aid him and the two fought. After a few back and fourth moments, it seemed like the primate was gaining the upper hand until the demon caught onto his tricks and attacked the ape while he was invisible. Using a series of repeated knife edge chops to the White Monkey's chest, the demon vanquished the guardian and gave chase to the hero! After dodging the beast's eye beams, the hero vanished and left an angered demon to randomly shoot at the ground.

When the demon finally came to a cliff overlooking the sea, he unleashed his eye beams and caused several massive explosions, awakening the Giant Dragon. To show a warning of his anger, the demon tossed a massive boulder at the reptile, who took to the air and began to chase the demon down, knocking him over with a flyby. The demon attempted to fight back, but was bitten on the arm and tossed about like a rag doll. The dragon finally clamped his massive jaws around the demon's neck, tossing him into a building and setting him ablaze with his own eye beams.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flames**: From it's mouth, the demon can fire a deadly stream of flames.
* **Eye beams**: The demon can fire missile strength eye beams from his eyes.
Garaox

**Garaox** appeared in 1973 TV series called *Kamen Rider*. **Garaox** (ガラオックス *Garaokkusu*) is a crow/ox monster with ability to fly and spray a gas which causes any land vehicles like trains to float into the sky before falling down and explode when they hit the ground. He was destroyed by Kamen Rider 1's Rider Moon's Surface Kick.
Ghost Roaster

**Ghost Roaster**, formerly known as **Olav**, is a skeletal ghoulSkylander in *Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure*. He is only available for purchase in the Darklight Crypt Adventure Pack. He is of the Undead element. Ghost Roaster is very curved and skeletal in appearance prior to falling into the Valley of the Undead. His head is skull-like with seeming razor sharp teeth, yellow eyes with orange pupils, and four pointy spikes atop of it. The bones that make up his arm and elbow are completely exposed with four fingers on each hand. He wears a black and almost worn out suit with a red neck collar that exposes the outline of his ribs. In place of legs is his tail which connects to his spiked ball and chain. Ghost Roaster is known for his relentless, undying appetite for ghosts (particularly evil ghosts). However, being a chef, he is good in the kitchen for making delicious recipes. Despite his scary behavior, he seems unfazed by pranks such as Camo's.

In *Secret Agent Secrets*, Ghost Roaster's flaw is revealed to be a desire to have his work recognized, even if by the side of the villains. Years being put aside in favor of newcomer Skylanders made him bitter towards them, until Stormblade expressed respect for what he did regardless of his threats. There was a time when Ghost Roaster was neither a ghost nor a roaster. Instead he was a chef living in a village high in the mountains. One day, while clipping wool from a sheep to use in a recipe, he accidentally fell into the Valley of the Undead and transformed into a ghost eating ghoul! After eating an entire spectral village, its Ethereal Ruler chained Ghost Roaster to a spiked ball as punishment -- its rattle heard as he wanders the night, warning nearby spirits. When Master Eon eventually heard of his predicament, he figured even a ghost eater could be useful. So he made Ghost Roaster a Skylander... after he promised to eat only evil ghosts.
Gasgail

**Gasgail** appeared in 1999 TV series called *Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive*. Gasgail is a Psyma Beast under Evil Spirit Princess Denus.

Gasgail is sent out by Denus to cause chaos as well as to set up GoGoFive into a scenario where one of its members becomes hurt. When Nagare and Daimon pursue him, he hides into a room which he makes explode when Go Yellow tries to approach him, leading to him becoming critically injured and to elder brother Matoi to throw Nagare off the team. With GoGoFive in disarray, Gasgail prepares for an even bigger attack while holding off the rest of the team until Daimon comes to the rescue with the Command Attacker to free his teammates. After he and Nagare regroup with the entire team, they hold off Gasgail, with Go Red and Go Blue ramming the Command Attacker into Gasgail before destroying him with the Life Bird. After Pierre revives him, he continues to attack but is easily bisected by the Braver Sword, destroying him.

## Arsenals

Gasgail emits a gas that is highly explosive; its starts being enough to make buildings erupt into flames instantly. After consuming liquid petrol, he can become more explosive and utilize a ball-like bomb to attack others with. He can also curl up into a ball for attacking and use tendrils to capture and constrict opponents.
Gekomon

**Gekomon** appeared in 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Gekomon is an Amphibian Digimon. An Amphibian Digimon that charms those around it with a pleasant voice that is hard to imagine by looking at its bizarre appearance. The chords produced from the three holes at the tip of its tongue and the ad-libbing of the horn coiled around its neck allow it to control the opponent's emotions as it pleases. It is rumored to be born when a famous piece is written in music composition software, so it has become sort of a status symbol among the musicians of the world. Gekomon resembles a green frog with a wiry body, a white underbelly, yellow webs between its digits, and has a crazed look. It has a horn coiled around its neck, pointed teeth, and its tongue has three holes at the tip.

## Attacks

* **Symphony Crusher** (*Crash Symphony*): Destroys the enemy from the inside out with super-high frequency vibrations.
* **Noisy Echo**
* **Tongue Attack** (ベロ攻撃 *Bero Kougeki*)
Gavadon

**Gavadon** appeared in 1966 TV series called *Ultraman*. Gavadon (ガヴァドン *Gavadon*) is a many finned marine iguana like kaiju that was created when children's graffiti of creatures were brought to life by strange rays coming from outer-space. It was eventually detained by Ultraman and taken to outer space, and changed into a constellation.

Within the confines of Tokyo, a group of children drew a peaceful, larva-like creature at a giant clay pipe. But later, at the break of day, the strange rays turned it into a real, living monster! The creature was peaceful, wanting nothing more but sleep, however its appearance put humanity on edge and the Science Patrol had to get rid of it.They attacked the wailing monster, assaulting it with firepower. Their attacks managed to blow off its tail, but as the sun began to go down, Gavadon vanished into the air. The kids, having seen their creation come to life, went to work at making it into something much stronger.

The children went to work at making it into something much more unique. They gave it limbs and more colors, a defined head, and a much more ferocious appearance and turned it into an adult stage. When the space rays hit the drawing, it came to life, but like its larval form, Gavadon wanted nothing more than to sleep. The self-defense forces wanted the monster gone and attacked it since it's snoring will make a negative impact on the Japanese economy due to it's terrible noise pollution. As numerous rounds exploded on its body, the scared creature tried to flee, but there was no escape.

More attacks struck the monster and soon Hayata summoned Ultraman! The hero attacked the monster. Watching on, teary-eyed, the kids begged Ultraman not to hurt their monster. Hearing their pleas, Ultraman gathered the monster into his arms and flew him into space. Gavadon was transformed into the most ever-lasting piece of art, turning into a constellation of stars the kids could see once every year on July 7. However, the boy who drew Gavadon earlier questioned how are they going to see Gavadon if the same night in the next year will be rain, as the episode ends without an answer.
Gatton Bugster

**Gatton Bugster** appeared in 2017 TV series called *Kamen Rider Ex-Aid*. Gatton Bugster (ガットンバグスター *Gaton Bagusutā*) is the monster born from data of the fighting robot game **Gekitotsu Robots**, and is based on its final boss, **Gatton**.

As recorded by CR, Gatton is part of the Mid Tier of Bugsters within *Kamen Rider Chronicle*: alongside Vernier, Kaiden and Poppy.

The boss of the Genm Corp. game *Gekitotsu Robots*, the character of Gatton was conceived by Kuroto Dan, the teenage son of Genm CEO Masamune Dan. As a Bugster, Gatton's origin is traced to the Y2K bug, which left what would be known as the Bugster Virus on the younger Dan's computer shortly following New Year's 2000. Secretly incubating the virus by infecting the young Emu Hojo with it, Kuroto Dan would arrange for its matured form to be extracted by Michihiko Zaizen ten years later, using it to execute the Zero Day incident in the following year.

Over five years after Zero Day, the Gatton Bugster emerged from Mai Yamato's infection, possessing her body without breaking out to dance the Robot through the streets, only fully emerging when confronted by the CR Riders. He overtook her body like a Bugster Union and fought Ex-Aid Robots Action Gamer Level 3. Overwhelmed by his use of Iron-Body and Muscular Energy Items, Gatton retreated into Mai's body to recover.

He later reemerged to target Mai's dance performance hall, but was brought into another battle with Ex-Aid before Genm Zombie Gamer Level X interrupted. Brave Fantasy Gamer Level 50 then entered the fight, throwing Gatton around with mystical telekinesis and various other attacks before hitting both him and Genm with Taddle Critical Slash, destroying Gatton and freeing Mai. Gatton's debris were collected by Genm into the Gashacon Bugvisor to help complete Kamen Rider Chronicle.

Advancing to Level 40, Gatton emerged from Neironzu band member Shido alongside Level 20 Motors and Level 40 Kaiden. Engaged by Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Double Action Gamer, supported by Shishi Red, Gatton and Kaiden quickly fled, leaving Motors to be pacified. Confronted by the Kamen Riders at the Seito Stadium, Gatton was engaged by Kamen Rider Brave Hunter Gamer Full Dragon Level 5, who destroyed him with the Drago Knight Critical Strike.

Soon after, however, Gatton was revived among all component Bugsters through the Gashacon Bugvisor by Parado as *Kamen Rider Chronicle* commenced.

Serving as a boss within the *Kamen Rider Chronicle* game, Gatton finally appeared alongside Vernier and was defeated by the Ride-Player Nico Saiba, earning her the Gashatrophy of *Gekitotsu Robots*.

He acted like a robot much of the time, moving in short, jerky motions and saying his own "vree" sound effects in addition to the piston sounds his body already made while moving. He would also speak in a very technical manner, bluntly stating his action before taking it.

## Arsenals

His weapon is the **Gatton Smasher** (ガットンスマッシャー *Gatton Sumasshā*) on his right and a left-hand piston that can fire energy blasts.
Geckit

A **Geckit** appeared in 1996 video game called *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. Geckits are lizard-like creatures that are found in *Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars*. They reside in Land's End and are usually accompanied by much stronger monsters such as a Kriffid or Spinthra. In battle, Geckits are permanently confused, and attack anybody, friend or foe, or even themselves. However if they do get a chance to attack Mario and Co., they may use Sleep-Sauce to put an ally to sleep. Geckits have low stats compared to the other creatures of the region and as they are always confused, they posed a small threat to Mario. They are a slightly more powerful version of Geckos though the latter do not share the permanent confusion state of Geckits.
Tainted

### Detail

At any time, ask the character to perform an easy Rites Check (0) to see if he is tainted by a Demon. For each point of Corruption over two you spend to use this curse, increase the level of the check by one.
Being tainted by a Demon does not show externally, and only if a character success in a hard Rites hidden check (6) he will realise that he’s been tainted or that he is in front of a tainted character.

A Tainted character will suffer Ill Fortune to all of his Checks for free.

### Religion(s)

**Abrahamic Religions** (Christian, Jewish, Muslim)

An Abrahamic Curse.
General Crunch

**General Crunch** appeared in 2009 TV series called *Power Rangers RPM*. General Crunch is one of the three generals of the Venjix Computer Network.

At one point he drove Venjix to blow him to pieces when he first asked if Venjix would rather wait until the rangers defeat an attack bot before downloading into it a growth program, and later wonders out loud why Venjix hasn't launched a full-scale attack while the city defenses were down (in other words, was pointing out flaws in Venjix's plans). After Venjix decided that both General Crunch and General Shifter had become obsolete, they were blasted and destroyed. After sometime though, both generals were rebuilt and given their positions back in Venjix's evil machine order. He fought the rangers personally for the first time, where he defeated Ziggy and Summer in combat, showing the true fighting potential behind his confused personality.

When Tenaya hacks into Venjix's database, Crunch breaks into the control tower and begins to fight with Tenaya, easily overpowering her. However, when Doctor K reverses the deletion of Gem and Gemma, they shoot down the control tower with Crunch still inside. Crunch is destroyed when it crashes into the ground.

General Crunch is not so serious and gives the appearance of being less intelligent unlike his co-general, General Shifter. And while he appears to be confused, dumb, and a bit of a blabbermouth, often angering Venjix, he also displays a highly-tuned sense of strategy. He is also quite a skilled fighter.
Gatbot

The **Gatbot** appeared in the 2002 movie called *Men in Black II*. It is a heavily-armed robot used to defend MIB Headquarters. When a threat is detected, it unfolds, and fires twelve rapid-fire guns while rotating, hitting anything within range. When Serleena took over MIB Headquarters, she reprograms a gatbot to prevent Agent J and Agent K from stopping her plan to steal the light and escape Earth. Agent K tricks the Gatbot into exhausting its ammunition, then drops a grenade and tricks it into the elevator he was hiding in, destroying it.
Garuda M3

**Garuda M3** appeared in 2014 videogame called *Monster Legends*. Garuda M3 is a mechanical beast with the power of thunder, and strong metal attacks. He has extendable arms and explosive spikes that can damage all enemies at the same time.

Garuda M3 is a metal and thunder attacker with some pretty powerful moves. He's a peculiar monster, in that his stamina costs are very high, but he compensates with stamina recharge on most of his moves. He's very similar to Metaselach in that regard. Overall, Garuda M3's a decent attacker, though he really has nothing special that puts him above monsters in higher ranks.
Gelotron

**Gelotron** appeared in 2018 videogame called *Monster Legends*. The problem with having a ball of Magic substance like Xiron just traveling through the Multiverse is that it is exposed to everyone. Someone has found a way to extract a part of this substance to create a ball of Magic of its own. He’s turned it into Gelotron, a monster designed to attack!

Gelotron is a Magic attacker with great stats. He is immune to Control status effects and has vampiric attacks. He can also cast random torture effects on his enemies, increasing the chance of dealing even more damage after the hit.
Giant Bird

This Bird is an unnamed animal that appears in the fifth season of *Samurai Jack*.

## Overview

It appears to be have a mixture appearance between an eagle and a pigeon including having a plump shape body and feather texture of a bald eagle. It also has pink eyes with black irises.

These birds were capable of being domesticated as being mounts, like when Jack and Ashi were using a bird as their mount traveling heir way to the mountain in search of his sword, but unfortunately was not found. They were also used as mounts for Jack's allies to confront Aku to prevent him to eliminate Jack.
Geranda

**Geranda** appeared in 1998 movie called *Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna: Warriors of the Star of Light*. Geranda (ゲランダ) is a monster that appeared in the film, *Ultraman Tiga & Ultraman Dyna: Warriors of the Star of Light*.

Geranda was a monster sent by the Alien Monera as a decoy in their attempt to conquer Earth. Geranda was their first part in their plan and was seen in battle against Super GUTS. The battle between Geranda and Super GUTS was evenly matched until Ultraman Dyna arrived to stop the monster, taking the battle to the Moon's surface. Both monster and Ultra seemed evenly matched in strength and abilities, until Geranda was destroyed by the TPC's new weapon (secretly under the Monera's control): The Neo Maxima Cannon.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Geranda is capable of flight thanks to his retractable wings. His speeds can reach Mach 9.6 in space.
* **Ji Beam**: Geranda can spit red fireballs from his mouth.
* **Angler Bone**: The bone-like armor that makes up Geranda's body is strong enough to withstand Dyna's Solgent Ray without receiving any damage.

* **Mach Crash**: While flying in the midair, Geranda can ram the opponent with a headbutt attack.
* **Geranda Black**: Geranda can use his claws to slash his opponent.
Garbagemon

**Garbagemon** appeared in 1999 animated TV show called *Digimon Adventure*. Garbagemon is a Mutant Digimon whose name and design are derived from the computer garbage can. It was once a trash can on a desktop computer, but gained life and Digivolved into a Digimon. Unlike Sukamon, which mutated from the discarded data scum, this Digimon is the trash can itself. Until now garbage Digimon were said to be the absolute weakest, but with the arrival of Garbagemon that conventional wisdom will probably be reversed. Also, its trash can can act like a black hole, so that anything that is sucked into the trash can disappears from the Digital World without a trace. It wields a bazooka constructed from empty cans fastened together.

## Attacks

* **Junk Chunker** (*Poop Bazooka*): Fires poop from its bazooka.
* **Dirty Saucer**
Gamera

**Gamera** is a enormous flying turtle-like creature from a popular series of daikaiju eiga monster movies produced by Daiei Motion Picture Company in Japan. Unlike most other species of turtles, Gamera has the habit of walking bipedally rather than on all fours, though he occasionally walks quadrupedally in his first three films. Gamera was capable of using his upper limbs in the same manner as Godzilla, as his forelegs had appendages much closer in construction to hands than feet, and was capable of grappling with opponents and manipulating objects. His mouth is filled with teeth, unlike any living modern turtle (several types of extinct prehistoric turtles were toothed, however), with a pair of large tusks protruding upward from his lower jaw. Gamera is also usually seen with very large human-like eyes, adding intelligence to his overall appearance.

## Powers and Abilities

Gamera's shell is extremely resilient and strong. Missiles and other weaponry merely bounce off of it, along with most of his opponents' attacks. There have been a few times where his shell has faltered, most notably when Guiron hammered at the same spot several times and began cutting through. Gyaos' sonic Beam, Zigra's Paralyzing Beam, and Barugon's rainbow ray cannot penetrate Gamera's shell, shown in the films when he withdraws into his shell to avoid the attacks. Gamera's stomach, however, is softer and not as resilient, and he has been cut and gouged in his stomach to the point of bleeding (his blood is blue in the Shōwa era series, but green in the Heisei and Millenium era films).
Abilities

The ways effects are introduced in game place.

## Permanent

Permanent effects are always in effect, and they al-ways trigger when they are applicable. Their use is not optional, and they must be applied if at all possible. All abilities are Permanent by default and unless specified otherwise.

## Action as an Ability

Some abilities have the keyword Action. They require the character to dedicate an action to use them. The Skill that should be used varies for each specific ability.

## Reaction

Reactions are additional effects to whatever they react to, and they take place an instant after their trigger (there is no time to perform actions between the trigger and all of its reactions). Several reactions may be triggered simultaneously, and the GM decides in which order they occur.

Most reactions only take place if the character who has the ability wants to use it. However, some reactions are Forced, and must be resolved every time they are triggered even if the character does not want to use them. Others are Unique, and cancel all other reactions after the same trigger. A reaction can be both forced and unique at the same time.

## Instant

Effects with the keyword instant can be used at any time, even outside the character’s turn. They take place right before what triggered their use.
Gaossmon

**Gaossmon** appeared in season 1 of 2010 animated TV show called *Digimon Fusion*. Gaossmon is a Digimon whose name and design are derived from the Gasosaurus (*Gasosaurus constructus*). A tiny Digimon that is strong, at least in its competitive spirit, and in any case it barks well. It is also quick to flee, and extremely swift. Although it is almost impossible to track it after it runs into the bushes, you can easily find its location because it will soon begin to bark. Since it specializes in running on land, it is totally incapable of swimming, as it dreads water. In fact, it can't even cross a 10 cm deep brook, and sometimes, you can run across a Gaossmon that has nearly drowned and passed out in a puddle of water.

## Attacks

* **Kilo Flame**: Attacks with a medium-temperature jet of flames.
* **Head Strike**: Attacks with an intense headbutt.
Gecko Evo

The **Gecko Evo** appeared in 1983 TV series called *Kagaku Sentai Dynaman*. Gecko Evo (ヤモリシンカ *Yamorishinka*, 15) is the gecko-theme Evolution Beast of the Tailed-People Clan Jashinka Empire. Gecko Evo was used in a plot by Princess Chimera to capture Wataru, a young ninja who appears before Ryuu Hoshikawa to learn ninja skills from him; Chimera believed he held the secret to a treasure that would allow for the benefit of the Jashinka Empire. During an initial battle, DynaBlack easily stymied the Evolution Beast; it later assisted in helping Chimera lure the boy to her side by being her opponent to gain his trust, but Hoshikawa was able to win him back. Eventually it is defeated by the Dynaman, crushed by Super Dynamite, then defeated by DynaRobo after it undergoes Big Bang Process.

## Arsenals

Gecko Evo has the ability to climb up and down walls and solid surfaces, use a long tongue, emit explosive eye flashes and electric shocks, throw grenades, and can change its size.
Lift Curse

### Text

*But God said to Balaam, “Do not go with them. You must not put a curse on those people, be-cause they are blessed.” - Numbers 22:12*

## Spell Detail

### Description

Choose a target who has a Curse within your sight up to 20 metres away, and confront the curser, if successful, the curse is cancelled.

### Spell Type

**Old Testament Scriptures**, **Christian**

An Old Testament Scriptures Spell which can be known by Catholic characters with sufficient Talent.
Giant Anaconda (Anaconda)

The **Giant Anaconda** appeared in the 1997 movie called *Anaconda*. The Giant Anacondas are large snakes from Borneo who consumed preys that consumed "blood orchid", a flower that extends lifespans. Therefore, they kept growing for their entire life and became gigantic. The females are much larger than the males.

Aside expanded lifespan, they are much faster, stronger and more agile than both normal anacondas and Amazon giant anacondas. They also have a great intelligence for animals and a highly aggressive behavior. Like the rest of anaconda in film series, they possessed super strengths and slightly different physiology as aside enhanced strength and agility, they able to devouring prey less than 5 second and able to digest large preys around few hours.
Characters

Each player controls a single character and develops who that person is and what their motivations are — what are their dreams and struggles? The more compelling a character is, the more rewarding the experience of playing that character will be.

The players who are not the GM play the protagonist characters of the story. They are in charge of playing the role of their characters: performing their dialogues, making the decisions their characters would make, and using the relevant mechanics of the game to determine whether their characters rise victorious, or fail miserably.

The GM should encourage the other players to talk about the backstory of their characters and how they imagine them. Together, they can become an amazing group of characters who will live great adventures.
GeoGreymon

**GeoGreymon** appeared in 2006 animated TV show called *Digimon Data Squad*. GeoGreymon is a Dinosaur Digimon. It is a unique Digimon that is conjectured to be a subspecies of Greymon. Its body and the carapace on its head have also developed like a full-length lethal weapon, and its appearance has become more aggressive. GeoGreymon is an orange *Ceratosaurus* whose design carries elements of the classic monster Gomora with orange eyes, and spikes on its arms, shoulders, and jaw, with blue tips on them. It has blue stripes on its legs, arms, neck, torax, mouth and tail. It wears red training bracers and a brown helmet with three horns and multiple spikes on it. The helmet also has red stripes, and the spikes have red tips.

## Attacks

* **Mega Flame**: Spews super-high temperature flames from its mouth, reducing everything to ashes.
* **Mega Burst**: Fires off a version of "Mega Flame" enhanced to its limit within its mouth.
* **Horn Impulse**
* **Mega Shot**: Fires a blast from the mouth.
* **Mega Roar**: Attacks with the blast of a war cry.
* **Mega Volcano**: Breathes out a huge fireball and causes a huge explosion.
Garagoss

**Garagoss** appeared in 1986 movie called *Choushinsei Flashman: The Movie*. Garagoss is a Beast Warrior creation of the Reconstructive Experiment Empire Mess.

A cyclopean chimera created from a dog augmented with the genetic structure of a cheetah, a gorilla, a spider, a hawk, and a dolphin. Possessing its components' strengths, this monster was sent after the Flashmen without relent, countering their unique skills with relative ease until they discover it is deathly afraid of puppies when Garagoss is chased off by Pochi, the child of the dog used to create this monster. As a result, Mess sents its forces to kill the puppy so this monster can fight effectively. With Jin and Pochi seemingly dead, this monster attacks the other Flashmen without mercy until Red Flash arrives without Pochie. Using the Flash Hawks to overwhlem the Beast Warrior, the Flashmen defeat this monster with Rolling Vulcan. After Kuragen revives this monster into a giant, the monster was destroyed by the Flash King.
Ghostmon

**Ghostmon** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Digimon Pendulum Z*. Ghostmon is a Ghost Digimon. It is often witnessed flying over graveyards. Although it does not like to show itself due to its timidness and shyness, it is a kind-hearted Digimon that helps those in need without them noticing by becoming transparent. When it comes to a battle it can't avoid, it moves about cunningly using its Little Plasma. It is able to move through all kinds of objects.

## Attacks

* **Little Plasma**: Fires weak energy shots from its palms.
* **Jack Raid**: Turns transparent moments before charging and crashing into the enemy, striking them from behind while they are confused.
Genprey

**Genprey** appeared in the 2004 video game called *Monster Hunter* and its a bird wyvern. Their bodies are covered in a colorful yellow and green hide, with a pair of yellow crests over their eyes. Genprey operate under the rule of their pack leader, the Gendrome. They will respond aggressively to intruders, and will rally to the Gendrome's call to gang up on a larger foe.

## Powers and Abilities

Genprey are capable of inflicting paralysis with their fangs, and like other theropod Bird Wyverns, can leap great distances at foes.
Living Setting

We want to create this setting with you, hand in hand. That’s why, starting with this Episode 0: the Coatli Stone, your actions will shape the future of this New World.

This concept of “legacy” decisions will be at the core of the first DCA book we’ll release on Kickstarter. The book will contain Episode I: The Eight Omens and Episode II: Cortes’ Ploy of the setting, acting as the origins story of the New World.

The two episodes (campaigns) will be told from opposing perspectives: one from the American side of the clash, and the other from the Spanish point of view.

Eventually, by playing Episodes 0, I and II, your adventures and outcomes will form the groundwork of a future core book of the setting.

## How will all this work?

You, as players, will be able to play any and all DCA adventures you want.

We will assign a value (positive or negative) to certain events and the ending you reach. You’ll be able to send your results to us using the forms that you’ll find in each of the adventures (for instance, you’ll find Episode 0’s form at the end of the adventure) and we will compile them.

The aggregated results will shape the future core book of the setting.

## Possible outcomes?

The fantasy setting of DCA means that the power balance is very different to that in real life - American cultures have very powerful allies in the shape of Feathered Serpents and more. Thus, the events do not have to mimic those in the real world.

The options are many:

* Will Spanish colonialists prevail?
* Will the Conquistadors be expelled from the continent?
* Will the opposing sides reach a power balance?
Gardess

**Gardess** appeared in 1987 TV series called *Choushinsei Flashman*. Gardess is the fifth Deus Beast Warrior, mutated from Sir Cowler's partner Bo Gardan after he is abducted by Leh Näfel, who had survived her previous battle and whose loyalty remained with Great Doctor Lie Köpflen. A powerful Beast Warrior, this mutation finally drove Sir Cowler into dealing with Mess personally; using a new Gene Synthesizer built by Doctor Tokimura and played by an abducted Sara, Cowler temporarily restored Gardan to his human form while disrupting Lah Deus long enough to appear to take him down in revenge. In the midst of his final showdown with the Flashman, Gardan keeps switching back and forth into his Beast Warrior form until being trapped in it with Cowler's final defeat. The Flashman destroy him with Rolling Vulcan, then with Flash King.
Gaur

The **Gaur** appeared in 2015 videogame called *Kemono Friends*. The Gaur is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

The gaur has a head-and-body length of 250 to 330 cm with a 70 to 105 cm long tail, and is 142 to 220 cm high at the shoulder, averaging about 168 cm in females and 188 cm in males. At the top of its muscular hump just behind its shoulder, an average adult male is just under 200 cm tall and the male's girth at its midsection averages about 277 cm. Males are about one-fourth larger and heavier than females. Body mass can range widely from 440 to 1000 kg in adult females and 588 to 1500 kg in adult males.

The gaur has a strong and massively built species with a high convex ridge on the forehead between the horns, which protrudes anteriorly, causing a deep hollow in the profile of the upper part of the head. There is a prominent ridge on the back. The ears are very large; the tail only just reaches the hocks, and in old bulls the hair becomes very thin on the back. The adult male is dark brown, approaching black in very old individuals. The upper part of the head, from above the eyes to the nape of the neck, is ashy grey, or occasionally dirty white. The muzzle is pale colored, and the lower part of the legs are pure white or tan.

Both sexes carry horns, which grow from the sides of the head, curving upwards. Between the horns is a high convex ridge on the forehead. At their bases they present an elliptical cross-section, a characteristic that is more strongly marked in bulls than in cows. The horns are decidedly flattened at the base and regularly curved throughout their length, and are bent inward and slightly backward at their tips. The color of the horns is some shade of pale green or yellow throughout the greater part of their length, but the tips are black. The horns, of medium size by large bovid standards, grow to a length of 60 to 115 cm.

This species is native to South and Southeast Asia. They are largely confined to evergreen forests or semi-evergreen and moist deciduous forests, but also occur in deciduous forest areas at the periphery of their range. Gaur habitat is characterized by large, relatively undisturbed forest tracts.

They are basically diurnal. In other areas, they have become largely nocturnal due to forest molestation caused by humans. Gaur herds are led by an old adult female, the matriarch. Adult males may be solitary. During the peak of the breeding season, unattached males wander widely in search of receptive females.

Wild gaur graze and browse on a wider variety of plants than any other ungulate species of India, with a preference for the upper portions of plants, such as leaf blades, stems, seeds and flowers of grass species.
Giant Dragon

The **Giant Dragon** appeared in 1982 movie called *The Fairy and the Devil*. The Giant Dragon appeared in the 1982 Tsuburaya and Thailand film, *The Fairy and the Devil*.

After the fall of the White Monkey, the massive Green Demon chased down the protagonist down, firing his eye beams randomly at the ground. Soon, the beast came to a cliff and fired his eye beams at the rocks, awakening a massive dragon from beneath the waves! The demon tossed a boulder as a warning, but the reptilian beast took to the air. Chasing the red haired demon down, and the two fought. The dragon bit down on the ogre's arm, then his neck and finally, shot his own eye beams at the ogre's back, felling the beast and flying into the sky.

The Giant Dragon was later seen in the film fighting another Giant Dragon, with the fight taking place in the air. The one who fought the demon latched his jaws onto the rival dragon and ended it's life.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Eye Beams**: From the dragon's eyes, he can fire an energy beam.
* **Flight**: Much like a snake slithering through the water, the Dragon can fly through the air.
Gazebo

**Gazebo** appeared in 1992 TV series called *Ultraman: Towards the Future*. Gazebo (ガゼボ) is an elephant-like Kaiju who appeared in *Ultraman: Towards the Future*.

Everything seemed like a typical day in a forest in the Australian outback until the monster Gazebo appeared and scared off several civilians and leaving a small girl named Jenny missing. Shortly after UMA and the local authorities started looking, one of UMA's fighters was found by Gazebo. However, before any attacks could be done, Jenny was found not far from Gazebo's position and forced UMA to send in two ground squads. The search went on to dusk without any sign of Jenny and Gazebo proved to UMA to be a major obstacle in their rescue operation with the addition of special forest fungus that released acidic clouds. During a confrontation with Gazebo, Jenny was found and UMA fled towards a cave so they could think about their next move. Jack distracted Gazebo long enough for the others to get away, allowing him to turn into Ultraman Great. Great used the Star Beam and Palm Shooter to get Gazebo's attention only for the natural forest protector to knock him down and continue going after UMA. However, Great was soon knocked down with his color timer going off after Gazebo landed a few swipes. Great did not give up as he managed to trick Gazebo into running into a cave and then sealed it with a rockslide using the Star Beam.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Acidic Gas Resistance**: Gazebo is highly resistant to acidic gases.
* **Strength**: Gazebo is very strong, capable of knocking down the likes of Ultraman Great in only a few swipes.
* **Flames**: Gazebo shoots fire in the SNES Nintendo Ultraman: Towards The Future.
Gannan Yak

The **Gannan Yak** appeared in 2020 videogame called *Kemono Friends 3*. The Gannan Yak is a type of bovid Friend first introduced by Kemono Friends 3 in December 2020.

Gannan Yak has a long white hair tied together into two thick tails at the back. Her unkempt bangs are covering one of her brown eyes. She has large animal ears and dark curly horns. She is in a yellow short-sleeved shirt, a white summer dress on top tied by a tassel belt. She wears leather bracers, black gloves and beige boots. She has a thick, beige tassel-like tail.

The Gannan Yak is a breed of Yak living in the high altitudes of the Tibetan Plateau. As opposed to other cattle, selective breeding isn't as advanced in the Domestic Yak, so most breeds don't have many specific traits yet. The breed is named after the Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture within the Gansu Province in China (highlighted) where the Yak is traditionally held and bred. They're quite large and fertile compared to other Yak. They're suitable for riding and as beasts of burden, as well as a source of meat and wool.

While the Gannan Yak is predominantly black, they can also be white-spotted on black, grey or yellow and white. They have well-developed muscles, a large skull, small ears usually horns but they may also be hornless. Their legs are short but strong. Males weigh around 350-550 kilograms and can be up to 130 centimeters high at the withers with females being quite a bit shorter and lighter. Both sexes have very long shaggy hair with a wooly undercoat to protect them against the cold in the high altitudes of Tibet. The hair usually hangs down like a skirt and can even reach the ground. They have more horse-like tails than cow-like tails.

Male Yaks typically live in bachelor herds for most of the year. They fight and establish dominance as the mating seasons starts in the summer. The Pregnancy lasts for around 270 days so the calf is born in the spring. The calf is weaned after a year and becomes independent. Unless food is abundant, females only give birth once every other year.
Ganmel

**Ganmel** appeared in 1986 TV series called *Choushinsei Flashman*. Ganmel is a coral-like Beast Warrior with the face similar to that of a bat. It assisted Leh Näfel after being upgraded by Great Doctor Lie Köpflen into Nefelura in a scheme where she trapped the Flashman within an illusion to make them feel the horror of the day they were abducted. During the illusion, it took the image of a UFO in order to further frighten the Flashman until Doctor Tokimura and his wife Setsuko worked with Mag to inspire the Flashman to keep fighting and escape from Nefelura's illusions. The Beast Warrior is destroyed by Rolling Vulcan, then by Flash King's Super Cosmo Flash.
Gatchmon

**Gatchmon** appeared in 2016 animated TV show called *Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters*. Gatchmon is a Search Appmon. Gatchmon is a bipedal cat-like creature with white fur, yellow eyes, a tail, a small horn on the nose, and small fangs. It has metallic feet with three toes each and a large claw on each toe, and metallic hands with three clawed fingers each. It has a magnifying glass-like appendage on its tail, and a yellow looking glass mark on its belly. It wears a red helmet with two horns forming a "V"-like shape, and a magnifying glass-like object on the helmet, the latter of which references its search abilities. Like all Appmon, it has two cables on its back to allow Applink.

## Attacks

* **Deep Search**: Launches one of its claws into a search engine to find the results of a search.
* **Gatch Claw**: Coats one of its claws in energy, then slashes the opponent.

**Applink Attacks**

* **Messe Stream Attack**: An attack available when applinked with Messemon, fires off 3 text bubbles
* **Doka Punch**: An attack available when applinked with Dokamon, flies towards the enemy while surrounding itself with comet-like energy, then delivers a punch.
Giant Ant (Fallout)

Behind the Scenes

The **Giant Ants** are the result of nuclear fallout mutating regular ants.

## Overview

What they lack in individual fortitude, they make up for with relentless attacks and swarm tactics. Their exoskeleton isn't particularly thick, but it can turn aside weak punches and dull knives. Their mandibles can cut through most leather and plastic with ease, even snapping bone on a lucky shot. Giant ants become particularly aggressive when their queen is threatened.

A giant ant species found in Northern California and Oregon lives mainly in dark places, often underground. A larger species of giant ants, with horned skin can be found on the East Coast. They make a loud chittering noise and are better adjusted to daylight than their California cousins. There are four variants of these ants: workers, soldiers, warriors and queens. Ant Nectar, a narcotic, can occasionally be looted from their refuse piles.

The Fire Ants are another variation of giant ants that is even more mutated than the "regular" giant bugs. Their name comes from their ability to literally breathe fire. This species includes two castes of Fire Ant: the warrior, a rather more dangerous soldier variant; and the Nest Guardian, an even more powerful warrior.

Giant ant queens are large and slow, but compensate by spitting radioactive goo at enemies.
Garuda (Garuda)

**Garuda** appeared in the 2004 movie called of the same name. Garuda the Giant Demon was in hibernation for thousands of years before being rudely awakened in 2004 in Thailand. He's small by kaiju standards, but incredibly strong and resilient for his size. He has no fondness for humans, and started attacking them immediately. Can you blame him?