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Kaiju
Kaijū (怪獣) is a popular Japanese term referring to monsters, especially giant monsters as portrayed in Japanese fantasy films, more precisely termed daikaijū. The similar term kaijin refers to human-like monsters in related genre. The most famous of these creatures is Godzilla.
See also:
- Anguirus
- Bagan
- Baltan
- Baragon
- Barugon
- Battra
- Biollante
- Dagarah
- The Deadly Mantis
- Death Ghidorah
- Destoroyah
- Dogora
- Ebirah
- Eleking
- Gabara
- Gaira
- Gamera
- Ganime
- Gappa
- Gezora
- The Giant Behemoth
- The Giant Claw
- The Giant Gila Monster
- Giant Robo
- Gigan
- Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee
- Godzilla: Save the Earth
- Godzilla Junior
- Godzuki
- Gomora
- Gorgo
- Gorosaurus
- Guilala
- Guiron
- Gyaos
- Hedorah
- Irys
- Jet Jaguar
- Jiger
- Jiras
- Johnny Sokko's Flying Robot
- Kaiju Big Battel
- Kamacuras
- Kameba
- King Caesar
- King Ghidorah
- King Joe
- King Kong
- Kraa
- Kumonga
- Legion
- Magma
- Maijin
- Manda
- Mechagodzilla
- Megaguirus
- Megalon
- Mighty Joe Young
- Mighty Peking Man
- Minya
- Moguera
- Monster Island
- Monster X
- Mothra
- Orga
- Pulgasari
- Q the Flying Serpent
- Red King
- Reptilicus
- Rhedosaurus (The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms )
- Rodan
- Sanda
- SpaceGodzilla
- Them!
- Titanosaurus
- Ultraman
- Varan
- Viras
- War of the Monsters
- Yamato no Orochi
- Ymir (20,000,000 Miles to Earth )
- Yongary (1967)
- Yonggary (1999)
- Zarkorr
- Zetton
- Zigra
- Zilla (American Godzilla)
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