Magita
Template:Kaiju Infobox Comic Magita is a giant Trilopod Template:Kaiju created by IDW Publishing that appears in the final issue of Godzilla: Rulers of Earth.
Appearance
Magita is very similar in appearance to its beta Trilopod brethren, but is considerably more massive, completely dwarfing Godzilla and his allies. Magita possesses several more pedipalps on its head than the other Trilopods, as well as dozens of circular glowing patches on the sides of its neck. Magita's arms are very long and are tipped with sharp spikes.
History
|
SPOILER WARNING: This section may contain major plot and/or ending details. Proceed at your own discretion. |
|---|
Godzilla: Rulers of Earth
Just before being killed by the rogue Gigan, and with all of the Trilopods dead, the Cryog emperor Karkaro summoned Magita from inside of the Trilopod hive. Magita burst from the hive and bellowed down at the Earth Template:Kaiju, which were tiny in comparison to it. Magita swatted the Earth monsters away and seemed to have the upper hand. Enraged, Godzilla became supercharged with power and blasted Magita with his red hyper spiral ray, bringing the colossal creature to its knees. Godzilla stood underneath the creature's mouth and unleashed a powerful nuclear pulse, obliterating Magita and ending the Trilopod threat once and for all.
Abilities
Magita does not display any notable abilities during its sole appearance, however due to its incredible size it is able to withstand all physical attacks from other Template:Kaiju and swat its enemies about with ease. However, Magita was unable to withstand Godzilla's hyper spiral ray, and was completely destroyed when Godzilla unleashed a nuclear pulse from inside of its mouth.
Trivia
- Though an exact measurement of its height is never given, Magita is easily one of the largest Template:Kaiju in the Godzilla franchise, standing many times taller than Godzilla and the other monsters. According to Matt Frank, Magita is roughly the same size as the Magnetic Monster from The Godzilla Power Hour at its maximum height, which stood several times Godzilla's size.[1]
References
This is a list of references for Magita. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
|
|
|
|
