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*Mrs. King Kong (from ''[[wikipedia:Weird War Tales|Weird War Tales]]'' #120 (1983))<ref name="KaijuBattle">{{cite web|url=http://www.kaijubattle.net/classic-comics/those-king-kong-comic-appearances-you-may-have-missed|title=Those King Kong Comic Appearances You May Have Missed|work=Kaiju Battle|date=28 November 2016}}</ref> | *Mrs. King Kong (from ''[[wikipedia:Weird War Tales|Weird War Tales]]'' #120 (1983))<ref name="KaijuBattle">{{cite web|url=http://www.kaijubattle.net/classic-comics/those-king-kong-comic-appearances-you-may-have-missed|title=Those King Kong Comic Appearances You May Have Missed|work=Kaiju Battle|date=28 November 2016}}</ref> | ||
*[[MUTO Prime]] (from ''[[Godzilla: Aftershock]]'') | *[[MUTO Prime]] (from ''[[Godzilla: Aftershock]]'') | ||
*Reptilicus / Reptisaurus' mate (from ''Reptisaurus the Terrible'' #3, 4, 7 and 8 | *Reptilicus / Reptisaurus' mate (from ''Reptisaurus the Terrible'' #3, 4, 7 and 8 and ''Reptisaurus Special Edition'', [[Charlton Comics]]' comic book spin-off of the 1961 film ''[[wikipedia:Reptilicus#Novel and comic book adaptations|Reptilicus]]'') | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:powerrangers:Scorpina|Scorpina]] (''[[Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'') | *[[wikia:w:c:powerrangers:Scorpina|Scorpina]] (''[[Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'') | ||
*Spirit of the Beast Tree (from ''[[The Godzilla Comic]]'') | *Spirit of the Beast Tree (from ''[[The Godzilla Comic]]'') | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 20 August 2023
- For a list of female monsters specifically from the Godzilla franchise, see List of female Godzilla monsters.
This is a list of all giant monsters from media covered by Wikizilla that are confirmed to be female. The list is meant to be comprehensive, but given the broad subject matter it may be incomplete. This list also includes giant robots in addition to organic monsters.
Films
- Biollante
- Colossal Monster (from Colossal)
- Daigoro's mother (from Daigoro vs. Goliath)
- Deplector (larger females of the species, King Kong (2005))
- Don't Touch Me (from Big Man Japan)
- Gappa (mother, from Gappa)
- Giant mutant mosquitoes (mentioned, Monster Seafood Wars)
- Ginko Amano (from Warning from Space)
- Griffon (from Latitude Zero) (physically male with the brain of Captain Kroiga)
- Gyaos (all of them are initially female in the Heisei Gamera trilogy)
- Hiroko Asami (Shin Ultraman)
- Jiger
- Kanako Kawado (from Death Kappa, original Japanese ending)
- Lady Kong (from King Kong Lives)
- Legion (Mother)
- Lizzie (from Rampage)
- Mama Notzilla (from Notzilla)
- Megaguirus
- Momagon (from Godzilla vs. Gigan)
- Mono (from Kaiju Mono)
- Mother Cave Bear (from Kong: King of Atlantis)
- Mother Longlegs (from Kong: Skull Island)
- Mothra
- MUTO (eight-legged female)
- Nerscylla
- Ogra (from Gorgo; not to be confused with Orga)
- Otachi (from Pacific Rim)
- Queen Kong (from the 1976 comedy film Queen Kong)
- Rodan (female, Rodan)
- Scylla
- Smiling Titan (Attack on Titan the Movie: Part 1)
- Stink Monster (female, from Big Man Japan)
- Vastatosaurus rex (mother of the trio, from King Kong (2005))
Television
- Botila / Botila-Zilla (from Kong: King of the Apes)
- Coonjo (from Go! Kotaro Ushiwaka)
- DNA Mimic (female half)
- Erika
- Firebird
- Flasher Pink Eye (from Assault! Human!!)
- Giant Anaconda (from Kong: King of the Apes)
- Gojirin
- Harpy
- Impactor Lucia (from The Gransazers)
- Karin Saeki (from The Gransazers)
- Doctor Zora (from The Justirisers)
- Basky (from The Justirisers)
- General Aqual (from Super Fleet Sazer-X)
- Kero Cat
- Komodithrax
- Medusa (from Godzilla: The Series)
- Mirei-san
- Miyarabi
- Monro (from Kure Kure Takora)
- Nessai / Cyber-Nessai (from Kong: The Animated Series)
- Nessie
- Pachycephalosaurus (mother, Kong: The Animated Series)
- Queen Bee
- Queen Flasher (from Assault! Human!!)
- Quetzalcoatl
- Siren Sisters (combined their powers to become a giantess and merged with the Chimera)
- Skeetera
- Spirass (from Guyferd)
- Statue of Liberty Robot (from The King Kong Show)
- Termite Queen
- Tiger Lucy (from Kong: The Animated Series)
- Vaguuma (from Megaloman)
- Valkyrie (from Guyferd)
- Woolly mammoth mother (from Kong: The Animated Series)
- Miyarabi (from Godziban)
- Erika (from Godziban)
- Sakuya (from Godziban)
- Mirei-san (from Godziban)
- Mother Gigarian (from Godziban)
- Lady Gigana (from Godziban)
- Girly Garlin (from Godziban)
Comics and manga
- Bonsai Daughter (from The Godzilla Comic)
- Burtannus
- Dianii (a lone female member referred to as "the Captain's niece")
- Garasharp Matriarch (The Last Hope)
- Gaw (from Kong: King of Skull Island)
- Ghost (from Kong of Skull Island)
- Gyaos clone (from Dark Horse Comics' Gamera)
- A female irradiated bird (from Godzilla: Legends #5)
- Kong's mother (from Skull Island: The Birth of Kong)
- Magita (possibly a queen Trilopod, from Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #25)
- Millennian Io (from the Godzilla 2000: Millennium manga)
- Mosuko (from Kodansha's Godzilla, King of the Monsters manga)
- Mrs. King Kong (from Weird War Tales #120 (1983))[1]
- MUTO Prime (from Godzilla: Aftershock)
- Reptilicus / Reptisaurus' mate (from Reptisaurus the Terrible #3, 4, 7 and 8 and Reptisaurus Special Edition, Charlton Comics' comic book spin-off of the 1961 film Reptilicus)
- Scorpina (Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)
- Spirit of the Beast Tree (from The Godzilla Comic)
- Torga, Konga's mate (from The Return of Konga #1)
Books
- Cokra (from Godzilla Discovers America)
- Dogzilla
- Gamoni (from A Space Godzilla)
- Goddess'Zilla (from Godzilla Joke and Riddles Coloring Book)
- Kong's mother (from Kong: King of Skull Island)
- Lizard Minnelli (from Godzilla Joke and Riddles Coloring Book)
- Margygr
- Rozan (female alien Godzilla from "A Space Godzilla")
- Zoe Kemmering (from Godzilla at World's End)
Video games
- Bijira (the Godzilla Game Boy game}
- Majira (the Godzilla Game Boy game)
- Sphectra (The Movie Monster Game)
- Vagnosaurus (Godzilla: Trading Battle}
- Rohanna (GigaBash)
Unmade
- Daughter of King Kong (from the unmade 1976-1978 film Daughter of King Kong)
- Female Godzilla (from the second late 1970s attempt at Bride of Godzilla?)[2]
- Female Godzilla (unused monster from Godzilla: The Series, replaced by Komodithrax)
- Female / White Rodan (from early drafts of Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II)
- Garasharp
- Genocide Jaguar (Godzilla vs Cyber City)[3]
- Giant Tyrannosaurus rex (from the unmade film The Volcano Monsters)
- Granny the Witch (unmade giantess version, from the 1963 film The Lost World of Sinbad, originally titled Samurai Pirate in the U.S.)[4]
- Lightning Bug
- MechaMothra
- Mechanical female Godzilla (from William Dozier's treatment for Batman Meets Godzilla)[2][5]
- Namagon / Gaira / 'Nature Goddess' (from the cancelled Gamera 3D)
- Queen Bitch (from the unmade TriStar GODZILLA 2)
- Robot Daughter
- Robot female Godzilla (from the second late 1970s attempt at Bride of Godzilla?)[2]
- Saiyori Kazuma (Godzilla VS Reborn, unused comic pitch by Matt Frank)[6]
- Titan II (Terror of Mechagodzilla (early draft))
- Triceratops (vengeful mother, from the unmade 1930s production Creation)
- Zone Angel / Hotaru Sakimori (unmade giantess version, from Zone Fighter)[7]
Miscellaneous
- Alien Pitt (Ultraseven / Hero Festival '96 stage show)[8]
- Goody's mother (from Goody Godzilla, a Thailand cash transfer service commercial)[9]
- Greek goddess (from a Pepto Max commercial)[9]
- Hedorah (female, from Bandai's 1984 Godzilland merchandise line)
- Newzilla (from the second 1985 Godzilla Dr Pepper commercial for Diet Dr Pepper)
- Sailor Fighter (Sailor Fight! Gamera vs. Sailor Fighter, direct-to-video special)[10]
- Seamaid (from the Pachimon bromide cards)
- Yongnary (The Little Monster Yonggary tie-in merchandise for Yonggary (1999))
- Snarehunter Valkyries and Queens (Kong: Skull Island Cinematic Adventure)
References
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