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'''Commander Hell''' {{Nihongo|司令官ヘル|Shirei-kan Heru}} is a [[:Category:Kaijin|kaijin]] created by [[Toho]] that first appeared in the [[1977]] [[:Category:Kaiju Films|kaiju film]], ''[[The War in Space]]''. | '''Commander Hell''' {{Nihongo|司令官ヘル|Shirei-kan Heru}} is a [[:Category:Kaijin|kaijin]] created by [[Toho]] that first appeared in the [[1977]] [[:Category:Kaiju Films|kaiju film]], ''[[The War in Space]]''. | ||
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Commander Hell appears to be based off a Roman soldier, wearing a galea atop his head and light torso armor. Being an alien, Commander Hell has green skin. He also carries a large cobra-like staff. | Commander Hell appears to be based off a Roman soldier, wearing a galea atop his head and light torso armor. Being an alien, Commander Hell has green skin. He also carries a large cobra-like staff. | ||
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Commander Hell (司令官ヘル Shirei-kan Heru) is a kaijin created by Toho that first appeared in the 1977 kaiju film, The War in Space.
Design
Commander Hell appears to be based off a Roman soldier, wearing a galea atop his head and light torso armor. Being an alien, Commander Hell has green skin. He also carries a large cobra-like staff.
History
The War in Space
TBA
Weapons
Staff
Commander Hell wields a large, cobra-like staff that can release a powerful force from its base. This force can blow people and other objects back.
References
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