Bilusaludo
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The Bilsards (ビルサルド Birusarudo) are a race of extraterrestrials created by Toho and Polygon Pictures that appear in the 2017 Godzilla film, GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters. They are one of the three member races of the United Earth, the others being the Humans and Exifs.
Name
In the English-language press notes provided to SciFi Japan by Toho, this race is called the Bilsardians.[1] On the official website for GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters, their English name is given as Bilusaludo.[2]
Design
The Bilsards superficially resemble ordinary humans, with dark skin and gray or dark brown hair. The Bilsards are all especially muscular and in excellent physical condition. Bilsards age more slowly than humans, so Mulu-elu Galu-gu resembles a 35 year-old man despite being 60 years old, Rilu-elu Belu-be resembles a 35 year-old man despite being 55 years old, and Halu-elu Dolu-do resembles a 40 year-old man despite being 70 years old. The only major difference in appearance between Bilsards and humans is that the Bilsards' ears are pointed.
History
Post-Millennium Series
GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters
The Bilsards and Exifs joined with the embattled Humans of Earth to form the United Earth, an alliance with the goal of saving the planet from the kaiju overrunning it. However, the combined resources of all three races were useless against Godzilla, the most powerful of the kaiju. A select group of humans were evacuated from Earth by the United Earth in 2048 aboard the Aratrum. When the humans' new homeworld, Tau-e, proved uninhabitable, a United Earth force composed of several Humans, Exifs and Bilsards returned to Earth aboard the Aratrum to reclaim the planet from Godzilla. When they arrived, they found that 20,000 years had passed, and that Earth was now an alien planet ruled by Godzilla.
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References
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