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Matan and Tango

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Matan and Tango Form 3Form 1Form 2 Alternate names Mushrooms, Matango Species Matango Place(s) of emergence Bio Forest Allies Each other, Godzilla-kun, Minilla, Little, Erika, Sakuya Enemies Desghidorah First appearance Latest appearance Godziban episode 44, "A Flower Blooms in the Dark" Godziban episode 46, "A Voice that Calls For Us"

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Matan (マータン,   Mātan) and Tango (タンゴ), known collectively as the Matangos (マタンゴズ,   Matangozu), are

History

• Godziban (web 2019-) [episodes 54 and 57; more]

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Monster Zero

King Ghidorah® (Monster Zero) Alternate names Zero-chan, Monster Zero Subtitle(s) Super Space Monster (宇宙超怪獣,   Uchū Chō Kaijū) Place(s) of emergence Venus Controlled by Lei Lei Enemies King Ghidorah, Godzilla-kun, Anguirus, Rodan First appearance Godziban episode 47, "Beat Space and the Future!" Roar(s) More roars

King Ghidorah (キングギドラ,   Kingu Gidora), also known as Monster Zero (モンスターゼロ,   Monsutā Zero), is a three-headed dragon kaiju who appears in the 2019 web series Godziban, specifically its Go! Go! Godzilla-kun segments.

An extraterrestrial monster bearing an uncanny resemblance to the combined form of the Three Dorat Brothers, Monster Zero was summoned to Earth by the Xilien Lei Lei and battled against the other King Ghidorah already menacing Godzi Godzi Island. During their battle, the two Ghidorahs' gravity beams rained down and injured the other monsters. Finally, Godzilla-kun, Anguirus, and Rodan joined forces to defeat both King Ghidorahs, sending Monster Zero retreating back to outer space with Lei Lei.

Name

Officially, this monster's name is King Ghidorah, a name he shares with the combined form of the Three Dorat Brothers. The Xilien Lei Lei refers to him as Monster Zero (モンスターゼロ,   Monsutā Zero), which was the Xiliens' name for King Ghidorah in Invasion of Astro-Monster as well as Monarch's initial designation for him in Godzilla: King of the Monsters. She calls him Zero-chan (ゼロ号ちゃん,   Zerogō-chan) for short, though the English-subtitled uploads of the show simply translate this name as "Monster Zero" as well.

Design

Monster Zero's design is based on the original Showa design of the character, which is noted by Little who comments on his face-off against his Heisei-inspired counterpart as a "dream match-up for those who are into monsters".

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episodes 47, 54, 57, and 63; special episodes 10-11]

Reiwa era

Godziban

To be added.

Trivia

• The existence of two Ghidorahs possesing the Showa and Heisei designs has previously appeared in Godzilla: Rulers of Earth. While in this comic series, King Ghidorah's appearance is retconned into the 1991 design, setting up his conversion into Mecha-King Ghidorah by the Cryogs, Rhizon reveals the existence of multiple Ghidorahs in issue #24, where he recalls how another Ghidorah, possessing the design of the Showa incarnation, laid waste to the Cryog homeworld.

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Kingoji-kun

Kingoji-kun Alternate names KingGoji

Kingoji-kun (キンゴジくん,   Kingoji-kun) is a young Godzilla that appears in the 2019 web series Godziban, specifically its Go! Go! Godzilla-kun segments.

A childhood friend of Godzilla-kun who left Godzi Godzi Island on a training quest, Kingoji-kun returned home with a highly muscular physique.

Name

Kingoji-kun's name is derived from KingGoji (キンゴジ,   Kingoji), the nickname for the 1962 Godzilla suit seen in King Kong vs. Godzilla.

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episode 54; special episode 11; more]

Mother Gigarian

Mother Gigarian Alternate names Mother Gigan Relations Gigan, Lady Gigana, GirlyGarlin (Children), King Gigander (Mate)

Mother Gigarian (マザーガイガリアン,   Mazāgaigarian) is a cyborg alien kaiju first apearing in the 2019 web series, Godziban. She is gigan's mother.

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episodes 53-54 and 58-60; special episodes 10-11]

Lady Gigana

Lady Gigana Alternate names Lady Gigan Relations Gigan, GirlyGarlin (Siblings), Mother Gigarian (Mother), King Gigander (Father) First appearance Godziban Season 4 Episode 3 Latest appearance Godziban Season 4 Eisode 6

Lady Gigana (レディガイガーナ,   Redigaigāna) is a cyborg alien kaiju first apearing in the 2019 web series, Godziban. She is Gigan's older sister.

King Gigander

King Gigander Alternate names King Gigan, Father Gigan Relations Gigan, Lady Gigana, GirlyGarlin (Children), Mother Gigarian (mate)

King Gigander (キングガイガンダー,   Kingugaigandā) is a cyborg alien kaiju first apearing in the 2019 webseries, godziban. He is Gigan's father.

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episode 54; special episodes 10-11]

GirlyGalrin

GirlyGalrin Alternate names Girly Galrin Relations Gigan, Lady Gigana (siblings), Mother gigarian (Mother), King Gigander (Father) First appearance Godziban Season 4 Episode 4 Latest appearance Godziban Season 4 Episode 6

GirlyGalrin (ガーリーガルリン,   Gārīgarurin) is a cyborg alien Kaiju first apearing in the 2019 webseries, Godziban, she is Gigan's little sister.

Abilities

Interchangable weapons

GirlyGalrin is able to swap her claws out with bedazzled dual chainsaws at will.

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Taigo

Taigo Alternate names Father Godzilla Relations Mirei (mate), Godzilla-kun, Minilla, Little (sons)

Taigo (平晤 (タイゴ)) is an adult Godzilla featured in the 2019 webseries Godziban, being the father of the Three Godzilla Brothers.

Taigo and his mate Mirei left Godzi Godzi Island on a quest to save the world, but never returned, leaving their eldest son Godzilla-kun to look after Minilla and Little.

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episodes 54 and 57; special episodes 10-12; more]

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Mirei

Mirei Alternate names Mother Godzilla Relations Taigo (mate), Godzilla-kun, Minilla, Little (sons)

Mirei (魅麗 (ミレイ)) is an adult Godzilla featured in the 2019 webseries Godziban, being the mother of the Three Godzilla Brothers.

Mirei and her mate Taigo left Godzi Godzi Island on quest to save the world, but never returned, leaving their eldest son Godzilla-kun to look after Minilla and Little. Mirei also possesses a mysterious connection to Sakuya, the Bio Forest's Biollante guardian, who used her voice when communicating with the three brothers.

Name

Mirei's name is derived from MireGoji (ミレゴジ), the nickname for the 1999 Godzilla suit seen in Godzilla 2000: Millennium.

History

• Godziban (web 2019-2023) [episode 57; special episodes 10-11; more]

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