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|subtitle =Lizard Monster<br>{{Nihongo|トカゲ怪獣|Tokage Kaijū}}<ref name="1954-1999">{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works]]|date=1 January 2000|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=205|isbn=978-4091014702}}</ref><br>The All-Powerful | |subtitle =Lizard Monster<br>{{Nihongo|トカゲ怪獣|Tokage Kaijū}}<ref name="1954-1999">{{cite book|title=[[Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works]]|date=1 January 2000|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=205|isbn=978-4091014702}}</ref><br>The All-Powerful | ||
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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Axor | Axor is a dark gray serpent-like creature with a lighter underbelly sustained by sleek legs. Its eyes are pitch black with the exception of its pupils. From the upper region of its back rises an oval structure ending in a hole from which Axor blows its gusts of wind. It has a pair of incisive fangs. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
When the ''Calico'' | When the ''[[Calico]]'' beached on an atoll called Storm Island, Captain Majors, Dr. Darian, and Brock fell under the hypnotic control of the gigantic cobra-like [[kaiju|monster]] Axor. Vapors generated from the Lazarus Well in the monster's mountain lair had granted it a telepathic ray, which it used to dominate the human population of the island. Pete and [[Godzooky]] managed to escape from Axor and hide in its lair. There they were exposed to the vapors, which enhanced their physical abilities extraordinarily. With these new abilities, they escaped from the pit; Godzooky, now able to breathe fire rather than smoke rings and possessing super-strength, was powerful enough to hold his own in battle with Axor. The power was temporary, however, and Pete and Godzooky were forced to call for [[Godzilla]]. Godzilla arrived and battled with Axor, dodging most of its beams, before finally turning part of a mountain into glass with his fire breath. When Axor accidentally struck the glass with its ray, the ray was reflected back at it and destroyed it. Upon Axor's defeat, the island populace and the ''Calico'' crew were freed from their hypnosis. | ||
Pete and [[Godzooky]] | |||
The power | |||
==Abilities== | ==Abilities== | ||
===Energy bolts=== | |||
=== Energy bolts === | Axor can fire energy bolts from its mouth. | ||
Axor can fire energy bolts from | ===Slave ray=== | ||
Axor can fire a telepathic slave ray from its eyes that turned humans and Godzooky into its slaves. Godzilla appeared to be able to resist its effects, however. | |||
=== Slave ray === | ===Hurricane winds=== | ||
Axor can fire a telepathic slave ray from | Axor can create hurricane-like winds with the hole in its head. | ||
=== Hurricane winds === | |||
Axor can create hurricane-like winds with the hole in | |||
===Weaknesses=== | ===Weaknesses=== | ||
* | *It was easily overpowered by Godzilla in close-quarters combat. | ||
* | *It must be recharged at times by the Lazarus Well. | ||
*Reflective surfaces can deflect the telepathic slave ray. | *Reflective surfaces can deflect the telepathic slave ray. | ||
*Axor is susceptible to | *Axor is susceptible to its own telepathic slave ray. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center" widths="120"> | <gallery captionalign="center" spacing="small" position="center" widths="120"> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
{{Toho Monsters}} | {{Toho Monsters}} | ||
{{Comments|scroll=yes}} | {{Comments|scroll=yes}} | ||
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Axor (アゾール Azōru) is a cobra monster that appeared in the 1979 Godzilla episode "The Beast of Storm Island."
Design
Axor is a dark gray serpent-like creature with a lighter underbelly sustained by sleek legs. Its eyes are pitch black with the exception of its pupils. From the upper region of its back rises an oval structure ending in a hole from which Axor blows its gusts of wind. It has a pair of incisive fangs.
History
When the Calico beached on an atoll called Storm Island, Captain Majors, Dr. Darian, and Brock fell under the hypnotic control of the gigantic cobra-like monster Axor. Vapors generated from the Lazarus Well in the monster's mountain lair had granted it a telepathic ray, which it used to dominate the human population of the island. Pete and Godzooky managed to escape from Axor and hide in its lair. There they were exposed to the vapors, which enhanced their physical abilities extraordinarily. With these new abilities, they escaped from the pit; Godzooky, now able to breathe fire rather than smoke rings and possessing super-strength, was powerful enough to hold his own in battle with Axor. The power was temporary, however, and Pete and Godzooky were forced to call for Godzilla. Godzilla arrived and battled with Axor, dodging most of its beams, before finally turning part of a mountain into glass with his fire breath. When Axor accidentally struck the glass with its ray, the ray was reflected back at it and destroyed it. Upon Axor's defeat, the island populace and the Calico crew were freed from their hypnosis.
Abilities
Energy bolts
Axor can fire energy bolts from its mouth.
Slave ray
Axor can fire a telepathic slave ray from its eyes that turned humans and Godzooky into its slaves. Godzilla appeared to be able to resist its effects, however.
Hurricane winds
Axor can create hurricane-like winds with the hole in its head.
Weaknesses
- It was easily overpowered by Godzilla in close-quarters combat.
- It must be recharged at times by the Lazarus Well.
- Reflective surfaces can deflect the telepathic slave ray.
- Axor is susceptible to its own telepathic slave ray.
Gallery
References
This is a list of references for Axor. 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]
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