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|subtitle        =Giant Louse<br>{{Nihongo|巨大フナムシ|Kyodai Funamushi}}<ref name="TSEAMEncyclopedia">{{cite book|title=[[Toho Special Effects All Monster Encyclopedia]]|date=23 July [[2014]]|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=77|isbn=4-096-82090-3}}</ref>
|subtitle        =Giant Wharf Roach<br>{{Nihongo|巨大フナムシ|Kyodai Funamushi}}<ref name="TSEAMEncyclopedia">{{cite book|title=[[Toho Special Effects All Monster Encyclopedia]]|date=23 July 2014|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=77|isbn=4-096-82090-3}}</ref><br>Parasitic Beast {{Nihongo|寄生獣|Kiseijū}}<ref name="GGMSEncyclopedia">{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla Giant Monsters Super Encyclopedia]]|date=15 March 1994|publisher=[[Kodansha]]|page=10|isbn=4-06-304270-7}}</ref><br>Bloodsucking Insect<br>{{Nihongo|吸血虫|Kyūketsuchū}}<ref name="DEoTMM!!GSECWorks">{{cite book|title=Definitive Edition of Toho Monster Movies!! Godzilla Special Effects Complete Works|date=21 December 1994|publisher=Natsumesha|page=59|isbn=978-4816317750}}</ref>
|species          =Irradiated Sea Louse
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|nicknames        =Shokilas, Giant Sea Louse
|nicknames        =Giant Sea Louse<ref name="1954-1999">{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works]]|date=1 January 2000|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=11|isbn=978-4091014702}}</ref>
|height          =150 centimeters{{Citation needed}}
|length          =1 meter{{R|1954-1999}}<ref name="AllTMPB">{{cite book|title=[[All Toho Monsters Pictorial Book]] (4th Edition)|date=4 September 2016|publisher=Yosensha|page=216|isbn=978-4-8003-0362-2}}</ref>
|length          =1 meter{{Citation needed}}
|weight          =45 kilograms{{R|1954-1999|AllTMPB}}
|weight          =45 kilograms{{Citation needed}}
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|enemies          =[[Goro Maki (The Return of Godzilla)|Goro Maki]], [[Hiroshi Okumura]]
|enemies          =[[Goro Maki]], [[Hiroshi Okumura]]
|designed        =Hideaki Nishina
|created          =[[Koji Hashimoto]], <br>[[Shuichi Nagahara]], <br>[[Tomoyuki Tanaka]]
|modeled          =Toshiyuki Suzuki
|portrayed        =Puppet
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|firstappearance  =''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''
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'''Shockirus''' {{Nihongo|ショッキラス|Shokkirasu}} is a mutated sea louse [[kaiju]] created by [[Toho]] that first appeared in the [[1984]] [[Godzilla (Franchise)|Godzilla]] [[:Category:Godzilla Films|film]], ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''.
'''Shockirus''' {{Nihongo|ショッキラス|Shokkirasu}} is a mutated aquatic parasite [[kaiju]] that first appeared in the [[1984]] [[Toho]] ''[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]]'' [[:Category:Godzilla Films|film]] ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''.
 
A [[wikipedia:Ligia exotica|wharf roach]] mutated to gigantic size by exposure to [[Godzilla (Heisei)|Godzilla]]'s radiation, Shockirus leapt from the monster's body when he appeared at Daikoku Island and onto the ''[[Yahata Maru No. 5]]'', where it killed all but one of the crewmembers by draining their bodily fluids. When news reporter [[Goro Maki (The Return of Godzilla)|Goro Maki]] came aboard the derelict ship, Shockirus attacked him and nearly killed him before the sole survivor, [[Hiroshi Okumura]], killed it with a hatchet.
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==Name==
Shockirus' name is never spoken in ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'', nor did it appear in the film's [[theater program]]. It is only ever referred to as a "'''wharf roach monster'''" {{Nihongo|フナムシの化け物|funamushi no bakemono}} or "'''giant wharf roach'''" {{Nihongo|巨大なフナムシ|kyodaina funamushi}}. The name "Shockirus" did not begin to appear until later official publications. While the creature is identified as a [[wikipedia:Ligia exotica|wharf roach]] - a species of [[wikipedia:Isopoda|isopod]] related to similar species such as the [[wikipedia:Giant isopod|giant isopod]] and [[wikipedia:woodlouse|woodlice]] - in the Japanese version, the film's international English dub refers to it as a [[wikipedia:Sea louse|sea louse]] - a type of [[wikipedia:Copepod|copepod]] - instead; this is reflected in some Japanese sources such as ''[[Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works]]'', which give it the English name '''Giant Sea Louse'''.{{R|1954-1999}} This change may have been due to the fact that real wharf roaches are not parasitic and feed on algae and detritus rather than blood, whereas sea lice are known to parasitize fish.
==Development==
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Shockirus was inspired by a giant flea featured in the unproduced [[1955]] screenplay ''[[Bride of Godzilla?]]''. In the unmade film, they existed as part of a hollow Earth ecosystem as gigantic parasites to the [[Godzilla]] and [[Anguirus]] species before spilling onto the surface when a mining company opened up a shaft into their domain. The giant fleas caused several deaths and led to the discovery of the hollow Earth system. [[Tomoyuki Tanaka]] asked writer Hideichi Nagahara to revise ''Bride of Godzilla?'' in 1978.
Across several drafts the exact look and location of the parasites changed, becoming instead residents of a hollow island before being changed to mutated lifeforms created by feeding on [[Godzilla]]'s irradiated blood. The concept of a parasite mutated to giant size by feeding on [[Godzilla]] was carried over into Tanaka's [[1980]] ''[[Resurrection of Godzilla (1980)|Resurrection of Godzilla]]'' proposal and its [[Resurrection of Godzilla (1983)|1983 revision]]. These two proposals eventually culminated in ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'', which featured Shockirus.<ref name="TheLostFilms">{{cite book|title= [[The Big Book of Japanese Giant Monster Movies: The Lost Films]]|author= LeMay, John|date=15 June 2017 |publisher=Bicep Books|pages=54-56|isbn=978-1548145255}}</ref> Several sequences were planned for the giant wharf roach, including multiple Shockirus invading a village after jumping off from Godzilla's body, but these were cut for time. These scenes survive in [[The Return of Godzilla (novelization)|the film's tie-in novelization]].
==Design==
==Design==
Shockirus resembles marine arthropods like the horseshoe crab with its multiple legs and hard shell. Its shell has many bumps, and it has a two-pronged spike tail.
While officially a mutated [[wikipedia:Ligia exotica|wharf roach]], Shockirus resembles other marine arthropods like the [[wikipedia:Horseshoe crab|horseshoe crab]] with its multiple legs and hard shell. Its shell has many bumps, and it has a two-pronged spiked tail.
 
In one [[Godzilla (1985 manga)|manga adaptation]] of ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'', the Shockirus look like ocean isopods, but with facial features resembling cockroaches.


In the [[The Return of Godzilla (Manga)|manga adaptation of ''The Return of Godzilla'']], the Shockirus look like giant cockroaches.
==Origins==
==Origins==
According to [[Makoto Hayashida|Doctor Hayashida]], Shockirus was likely a parasitic sea louse that fed on [[Godzilla]]'s blood and was mutated by the radiation.
Shockirus is a [[wikipedia:Ligia exotica|wharf roach]] that was mutated by exposure to [[Godzilla (Heisei)|Godzilla]]'s radiation.<ref name="1954-1999"/>
==History==
==History==
===[[Heisei era|Heisei Series]]===
===[[Heisei era]]===
====''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''====
====''[[The Return of Godzilla]]''====
When [[Godzilla]] attacked the ''[[Yahata-Maru]]'', Shockirus jumped off his body and came aboard the boat. Shockirus hunted down the crew members that had survived Godzilla's attack and killed them all, draining their bodily fluids and leaving behind desiccated husks. The last survivor, [[Hiroshi Okumura]], was injured by Shockirus and locked himself inside a locker to hide from the creature. When reporter [[Goro Maki]] came aboard the ship the next day, he was attacked by Shockirus, who jumped onto his chest and crawled toward his throat. Fortunately, Okumura regained consciousness and stabbed Shockirus in the back with a hatchet, killing it.
When [[Godzilla (Heisei)|Godzilla]] attacked the ''[[Yahata Maru No. 5]]'', Shockirus jumped off of his body and came aboard the boat. Shockirus hunted down the crew members that had survived Godzilla's attack and killed them all, draining their bodily fluids and leaving behind desiccated husks. The last survivor, [[Hiroshi Okumura]], was injured by Shockirus and locked himself inside a locker to hide from the creature. When reporter [[Goro Maki (The Return of Godzilla)|Goro Maki]] came aboard the ship the next day, he was attacked by Shockirus, who jumped onto his chest and crawled toward his throat. Fortunately, Okumura regained consciousness and stabbed Shockirus in the back with a hatchet, killing it. After Okumura reported his experience to Professor [[Makoto Hayashida]], the scientist hypothesized that Shockirus was parasitizing Godzilla and had been mutated to its monstrous size due to prolonged exposure to his radiation.
==Abilities==
==Abilities==
Shockirus is an extraordinary jumper, and also can suck vital fluids out of a host. Its hard carapace also protects it from harm.
===Jumping===
==Video Games==
Shockirus is an extraordinary jumper.
*''[[NEW Godzilla]]''
===Fluid draining===
===''[[NEW Godzilla]]''===
Shockirus can suck vital fluids out of a host.  
Shockirus appears in ''[[NEW Godzilla]]'', a video game adaptation of ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'', where it attacks [[Goro Maki]] aboard the ''Yahata-Maru''.
===Durability===
Shockirus' hard carapace provides it some degree of protection.
==Video games==
*''[[Multiplayer Adventure: New Godzilla]]'' (1985) - NEC PC-8801
===''[[Multiplayer Adventure: New Godzilla]]''===
Shockirus appears in this video game adaptation of ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'', where it attacks [[Goro Maki (The Return of Godzilla)|Goro Maki]] aboard the ''Yahata Maru No. 5''.
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small">
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small">
NEW GODZILLA Shockirus.png|Shockirus in ''[[NEW Godzilla]]''
NEW GODZILLA Shockirus.png|Shockirus in ''[[Multiplayer Adventure: New Godzilla]]''
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</gallery>
==Comics==
==Comics==
Shockirus appears in the [[Dark Horse Comics|Dark Horse]] Godzilla comics where it attacks Kino and Take' when they climb up Godzilla. A creature resembling Shockirus appears very briefly in IDW's ''[[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth]]'' [[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth Issue 1|#1]].
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*''[[Godzilla (1985 manga)|Godzilla]]'' (1985)
*''[[Godzilla (Dark Horse comic)|Godzilla]]'' [[Godzilla (Dark Horse comic) issue 14|#14]] (1996)
*''[[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth]]'' [[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth issue 1|#1]] (2013)
 
=== ''[[Godzilla (1985 manga)|Godzilla]]'' (1985) ===
Shockirus play a similar role as they did in the film, though they resemble cockroaches in contrast to the film's isopod-esque design. There are also multiple of them that attack Goro Maki and Hiroshi Okumura.
 
===''[[Godzilla (Dark Horse comic)|Godzilla]]'' [[Godzilla (Dark Horse comic) issue 14|#14]]===
A Shockirus appeared to attack Kino and Take when they climbed up Godzilla's body.
===''[[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth]]'' [[Godzilla: Rulers of Earth issue 1|#1]]===
Several sea creatures resembling Shockirus appeared very briefly on page 4.
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small">
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small">
Shockirus Manga.png|Shockirus in [[The Return of Godzilla (Manga)|''The Return of Godzilla'' manga adaptation]]
Shockirus Manga.png|Shockirus in the [[Godzilla (1985 manga)|''Godzilla'' manga]]
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</gallery>
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{Main|Shockirus/Gallery}}
{{Main|Shockirus/Gallery}}
==Roar==
==Roar==
Shockirus' roars are [[Ebirah]] and [[Kumonga]] roars that have been raised/lowered in pitch and sped up and slowed down respectively. In the U.S. cut, the roars are replaced with a different hissing screech.
Shockirus' roars are [[Ebirah]] and [[Kumonga]] roars that have been raised or lowered in pitch and sped up or slowed down, respectively. In ''[[The Return of Godzilla#U.S. release|Godzilla 1985]]'', the roars are replaced with a different hissing screech.
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{{vid|<youtube width="300" height="169">Jgmc_wvBWuY</youtube>|Shockirus' roars}}
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==In Other Languages==
*Serbian and Russian: Шокирус
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Shockirus was the first new monster introduced in the [[Heisei era|Heisei series]].
*Shockirus was the first new monster introduced in the [[Heisei era|Heisei series]].
*Shockirus was the last completely original monster in general to appear in the Godzilla series, being unconnected to any previous monsters, until [[M.U.T.O.]] The remaining monsters that appear in the [[Heisei era|Heisei]] and [[Millennium era|Millennium]] series are linked to Godzilla or another monster ([[Biollante]]-[[Godzilla]], [[Battra]]-[[Mothra]], [[Destoroyah]]-[[Oxygen Destroyer]]-[[Godzilla]], [[Orga]]-[[Godzilla]], [[Megaguirus]]-[[Meganulon]], [[Monster X]]-[[Monster X#Keizer Ghidorah|Keizer Ghidorah]]-[[King Ghidorah]]) in some way.
*In the [[wikipedia:British Board of Film Classification|BBFC]]'s review of ''[[The Return of Godzilla]]'' for release in the United Kingdom, Shockirus was described as a "giant seahorse." Seventeen seconds of footage was cut from the sequence it appears in for the film to receive a PG rating.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20140701064923/https://bbfc.co.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Godzilla%201985.pdf</ref>
*Shockirus is referenced in the ''[[Godzilla Singular Point]]'' episode "[[Graftage]]," when members of the [[Otaki Factory]] investigate a [[Manda]] carcass which has washed ashore. [[Haberu Kato]] suggests that the [[kaiju]] may have been killed by "gigantic sea roaches."
 
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Shockirus
Shockirus in The Return of Godzilla
Alternate names Giant Sea Louse[1]
Subtitle(s) Giant Wharf Roach
(巨大フナムシ,   Kyodai Funamushi)[2]
Parasitic Beast (寄生獣,   Kiseijū)[3]
Bloodsucking Insect
(吸血虫,   Kyūketsuchū)[4]
Species Irradiated Ligia exotica
Length 1 meter[1][5]
Weight 45 kilograms[1][5]
Relations Godzilla (host)
Enemies Goro Maki, Hiroshi Okumura
Designed by Hideaki Nishina
Modeled by Toshiyuki Suzuki
First appearance The Return of Godzilla
Roar(s)
More roars

Shockirus (ショッキラス,   Shokkirasu) is a mutated aquatic parasite kaiju that first appeared in the 1984 Toho Godzilla film The Return of Godzilla.

A wharf roach mutated to gigantic size by exposure to Godzilla's radiation, Shockirus leapt from the monster's body when he appeared at Daikoku Island and onto the Yahata Maru No. 5, where it killed all but one of the crewmembers by draining their bodily fluids. When news reporter Goro Maki came aboard the derelict ship, Shockirus attacked him and nearly killed him before the sole survivor, Hiroshi Okumura, killed it with a hatchet.

Name

Shockirus' name is never spoken in The Return of Godzilla, nor did it appear in the film's theater program. It is only ever referred to as a "wharf roach monster" (フナムシの化け物,   funamushi no bakemono) or "giant wharf roach" (巨大なフナムシ,   kyodaina funamushi). The name "Shockirus" did not begin to appear until later official publications. While the creature is identified as a wharf roach - a species of isopod related to similar species such as the giant isopod and woodlice - in the Japanese version, the film's international English dub refers to it as a sea louse - a type of copepod - instead; this is reflected in some Japanese sources such as Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works, which give it the English name Giant Sea Louse.[1] This change may have been due to the fact that real wharf roaches are not parasitic and feed on algae and detritus rather than blood, whereas sea lice are known to parasitize fish.

Development

Shockirus was inspired by a giant flea featured in the unproduced 1955 screenplay Bride of Godzilla?. In the unmade film, they existed as part of a hollow Earth ecosystem as gigantic parasites to the Godzilla and Anguirus species before spilling onto the surface when a mining company opened up a shaft into their domain. The giant fleas caused several deaths and led to the discovery of the hollow Earth system. Tomoyuki Tanaka asked writer Hideichi Nagahara to revise Bride of Godzilla? in 1978.

Across several drafts the exact look and location of the parasites changed, becoming instead residents of a hollow island before being changed to mutated lifeforms created by feeding on Godzilla's irradiated blood. The concept of a parasite mutated to giant size by feeding on Godzilla was carried over into Tanaka's 1980 Resurrection of Godzilla proposal and its 1983 revision. These two proposals eventually culminated in The Return of Godzilla, which featured Shockirus.[6] Several sequences were planned for the giant wharf roach, including multiple Shockirus invading a village after jumping off from Godzilla's body, but these were cut for time. These scenes survive in the film's tie-in novelization.

Design

While officially a mutated wharf roach, Shockirus resembles other marine arthropods like the horseshoe crab with its multiple legs and hard shell. Its shell has many bumps, and it has a two-pronged spiked tail.

In one manga adaptation of The Return of Godzilla, the Shockirus look like ocean isopods, but with facial features resembling cockroaches.

Origins

Shockirus is a wharf roach that was mutated by exposure to Godzilla's radiation.[1]

History

Heisei era

The Return of Godzilla

When Godzilla attacked the Yahata Maru No. 5, Shockirus jumped off of his body and came aboard the boat. Shockirus hunted down the crew members that had survived Godzilla's attack and killed them all, draining their bodily fluids and leaving behind desiccated husks. The last survivor, Hiroshi Okumura, was injured by Shockirus and locked himself inside a locker to hide from the creature. When reporter Goro Maki came aboard the ship the next day, he was attacked by Shockirus, who jumped onto his chest and crawled toward his throat. Fortunately, Okumura regained consciousness and stabbed Shockirus in the back with a hatchet, killing it. After Okumura reported his experience to Professor Makoto Hayashida, the scientist hypothesized that Shockirus was parasitizing Godzilla and had been mutated to its monstrous size due to prolonged exposure to his radiation.

Abilities

Jumping

Shockirus is an extraordinary jumper.

Fluid draining

Shockirus can suck vital fluids out of a host.

Durability

Shockirus' hard carapace provides it some degree of protection.

Video games

Multiplayer Adventure: New Godzilla

Shockirus appears in this video game adaptation of The Return of Godzilla, where it attacks Goro Maki aboard the Yahata Maru No. 5.

Comics

Godzilla (1985)

Shockirus play a similar role as they did in the film, though they resemble cockroaches in contrast to the film's isopod-esque design. There are also multiple of them that attack Goro Maki and Hiroshi Okumura.

Godzilla #14

A Shockirus appeared to attack Kino and Take when they climbed up Godzilla's body.

Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #1

Several sea creatures resembling Shockirus appeared very briefly on page 4.

Gallery

Main article: Shockirus/Gallery.

Roar

Shockirus' roars are Ebirah and Kumonga roars that have been raised or lowered in pitch and sped up or slowed down, respectively. In Godzilla 1985, the roars are replaced with a different hissing screech.

Shockirus' roars

Trivia

  • Shockirus was the first new monster introduced in the Heisei series.
  • In the BBFC's review of The Return of Godzilla for release in the United Kingdom, Shockirus was described as a "giant seahorse." Seventeen seconds of footage was cut from the sequence it appears in for the film to receive a PG rating.[7]
  • Shockirus is referenced in the Godzilla Singular Point episode "Graftage," when members of the Otaki Factory investigate a Manda carcass which has washed ashore. Haberu Kato suggests that the kaiju may have been killed by "gigantic sea roaches."

References

This is a list of references for Shockirus. 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]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works. Shogakukan. 1 January 2000. p. 11. ISBN 978-4091014702.
  2. Toho Special Effects All Monster Encyclopedia. Shogakukan. 23 July 2014. p. 77. ISBN 4-096-82090-3.
  3. Godzilla Giant Monsters Super Encyclopedia. Kodansha. 15 March 1994. p. 10. ISBN 4-06-304270-7.
  4. Definitive Edition of Toho Monster Movies!! Godzilla Special Effects Complete Works. Natsumesha. 21 December 1994. p. 59. ISBN 978-4816317750.
  5. 5.0 5.1 All Toho Monsters Pictorial Book (4th Edition). Yosensha. 4 September 2016. p. 216. ISBN 978-4-8003-0362-2.
  6. LeMay, John (15 June 2017). The Big Book of Japanese Giant Monster Movies: The Lost Films. Bicep Books. pp. 54–56. ISBN 978-1548145255.
  7. https://web.archive.org/web/20140701064923/https://bbfc.co.uk/sites/default/files/attachments/Godzilla%201985.pdf

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