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The '''Typhoon Devastators''' are manned missile launchers used in the [[1968]] [[:Category:Films|film]], ''[[Destroy All Monsters]]''. | The '''Typhoon Devastators''' are manned missile launchers used in the [[1968]] [[:Category:Films|film]], ''[[Destroy All Monsters]]''. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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====''[[Destroy All Monsters]]''==== | ====''[[Destroy All Monsters]]''==== | ||
Mounted on top of buildings throughout Tokyo, the Typhoon Devastators attacked [[Godzilla]], [[Rodan]], and [[Manda]] when the [[Kilaaks|Kilaak]] invaders set them loose on the city. Despite an impressive rate of fire, the weapons were ineffective against the monsters. | Mounted on top of buildings throughout Tokyo, the Typhoon Devastators attacked [[Godzilla]], [[Rodan]], and [[Manda]] when the [[Kilaaks|Kilaak]] invaders set them loose on the city. Despite an impressive rate of fire, the weapons were ineffective against the monsters. | ||
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The Typhoon Devastators are manned missile launchers used in the 1968 film, Destroy All Monsters.
History
Showa era
Destroy All Monsters
Mounted on top of buildings throughout Tokyo, the Typhoon Devastators attacked Godzilla, Rodan, and Manda when the Kilaak invaders set them loose on the city. Despite an impressive rate of fire, the weapons were ineffective against the monsters.
Gallery
Trivia
- The Typhoon Devastators resemble the 24 Twin Rocket Cars which first appeared in Godzilla Raids Again.
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