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|allies =[[King Flasher]], [[Flasher]]s, [[Tonchiki]], [[Maoh]] | |allies =[[King Flasher]], [[Flasher]]s, [[Tonchiki]], [[Maoh]] | ||
|enemies =[[Human No. 1]], [[Greenman]] | |enemies =[[Human No. 1]], [[Greenman]] | ||
|relationships =[[King Flasher]] {{Small|(Creator)}}{{sup|[[Assault! Human|A!H]]}} [[Tonchiki]] {{Small|(Creator)}}{{sup|[[Go! Greenman|G!G]]}} | |relationships =[[King Flasher]] {{Small|(Creator)}}{{sup|[[Assault! Human|A!H]]}}, [[Tonchiki]] {{Small|(Creator)}}{{sup|[[Go! Greenman|G!G]]}} | ||
|controlled =[[King Flasher]]{{sup|[[Assault! Human|A!H]]}} [[Tonchiki]]{{sup|[[Go! Greenman|G!G]]}} | |controlled =[[King Flasher]]{{sup|[[Assault! Human|A!H]]}}, [[Tonchiki]]{{sup|[[Go! Greenman|G!G]]}} | ||
|firstappearance =[[Assault! Human]] Episode 7: [[The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!]] | |firstappearance =[[Assault! Human!!]] Episode 7: [[The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!]] | ||
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'''Bulguerrilla''' {{Nihongo|ブルゲリラ|Burugerira}} is a whip [[kaiju | '''Bulguerrilla''' {{Nihongo|ブルゲリラ|Burugerira}} is a whip [[kaiju]] that first appeared in episode 7 of the [[1972]] [[Union Motion Picture]] [[tokusatsu]] [[kaiju]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]], ''[[Assault! Human!!]]'' titled ''[[The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!]]'' and later appeared in the [[1973]] [[Toho]] tokusatsu series [[Go! Greenman]]. | ||
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== | ==Design== | ||
Bulguerrilla is a humanoid monster that looks vaguely deformed. He has patches covered in wavy lines, and his eyes seem to be sunken into his head. Bulguerrilla has two powerful whip-like appendages which he uses to slap opponents with. In ''[[Assault! Human]]'', Bulguerrilla has a golden sword which he carries in his left appendage. | Bulguerrilla is a humanoid monster that looks vaguely deformed. He has patches covered in wavy lines, and his eyes seem to be sunken into his head. Bulguerrilla has two powerful whip-like appendages which he uses to slap opponents with. In ''[[Assault! Human!!]]'', Bulguerrilla has a golden sword which he carries in his left appendage. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''[[Assault! Human]]''=== | ===''[[Assault! Human!!]]''=== | ||
====''[[The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!]]''==== | ====''[[The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!]]''==== | ||
Bulguerrilla was created and deployed by [[King Flasher]]. But, he was ultimately defeated by [[Human No. 1|Junichiro Iwaki]]. | Bulguerrilla was created and deployed by [[King Flasher]]. But, he was ultimately defeated by [[Human No. 1|Junichiro Iwaki]]. | ||
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==Abilities== | ==Abilities== | ||
===Sword=== | ===Sword=== | ||
In ''Assault! Human'', Bulguerrilla has a golden sword. | In ''Assault! Human!!'', Bulguerrilla has a golden sword. | ||
===Whip(s)=== | ===Whip(s)=== | ||
In ''Assault! Human'', Bulguerrilla has a long orange whip. However, in ''Go! Greenman'', he is given a second whip instead of the sword. | In ''Assault! Human!!'', Bulguerrilla has a long orange whip. However, in ''Go! Greenman'', he is given a second whip instead of the sword. | ||
===Ferrokinesis=== | ===Ferrokinesis=== | ||
In ''Go! Greenman'' Blue Guerilla possesses ferrokinesis, meaning he can manipulate metal. | In ''Go! Greenman'' Blue Guerilla possesses ferrokinesis, meaning he can manipulate metal. | ||
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{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
{{Go!Greenman}} | {{Go!Greenman}} | ||
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[[Category:Showa Kaiju]] | [[Category:Showa Kaiju]] | ||
[[Category:Toho Kaiju]] | [[Category:Toho Kaiju]] | ||
[[Category:Greenman Kaiju]] | [[Category:Greenman Kaiju]] | ||
[[Category:Television Monsters]] | [[Category:Television Monsters]] | ||
[[Category:Villain | [[Category:Villain monsters]] | ||
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Bulguerrilla (ブルゲリラ Burugerira) is a whip kaiju that first appeared in episode 7 of the 1972 Union Motion Picture tokusatsu kaiju series, Assault! Human!! titled The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!! and later appeared in the 1973 Toho tokusatsu series Go! Greenman.
Design
Bulguerrilla is a humanoid monster that looks vaguely deformed. He has patches covered in wavy lines, and his eyes seem to be sunken into his head. Bulguerrilla has two powerful whip-like appendages which he uses to slap opponents with. In Assault! Human!!, Bulguerrilla has a golden sword which he carries in his left appendage.
History
Assault! Human!!
The Blast Kaijin Megahertz Television Station!!
Bulguerrilla was created and deployed by King Flasher. But, he was ultimately defeated by Junichiro Iwaki.
Go! Greenman
Greenman vs. Bulguerrilla
Bulguerrilla also appeared in episode 17 of Go! Greenman, but he was created by Tonchiki. Him and his creator went to seek out the children for Maoh, and the Green Calls were used. Greenman then showed up, and they battled. After their short battle in human size, the two grew and battled once more. Eventually, Greenman came out victorious.
Abilities
Sword
In Assault! Human!!, Bulguerrilla has a golden sword.
Whip(s)
In Assault! Human!!, Bulguerrilla has a long orange whip. However, in Go! Greenman, he is given a second whip instead of the sword.
Ferrokinesis
In Go! Greenman Blue Guerilla possesses ferrokinesis, meaning he can manipulate metal.
Trivia
- Bulguerrilla bears an uncanny resemblance to the Flying Saucer War Bankid kaiju, Major Exes.[1]
References
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