Godzooky

Godzooky Alternate names Godzuki, Gozuki, Zooky Species Juvenile monster Relations Godzilla ('uncle') Allies Godzilla, Calico crew Played by Don Messick (voice) First appearance Latest appearance Godzilla Episode 1, "The Firebird" Godzilla Episode 26, "The Deadly Asteroid" Roar(s) More roars

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Godzooky (ゴズーキー,   Gozūkī) is a juvenile kaiju that appeared in the 1978 Hanna-Barbera television series Godzilla.

Design

Godzooky is loosely based on Minilla, with bat-like skin membranes under his arms that grant him the ability to fly through the air, similar to Varan. He differs from Varan, however, in that he flaps his arms up and down in order to fly, while Varan simply leaps into the air and glides or soars. He resembles the version of Godzilla in the series, with green skin and a row of Template:Scutes running from the top of his head down his back.

History

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Filmography

• Godzilla (TV 1978-1979) [26 episodes]

Abilities

Smoke ring breath

Godzooky can release streams of black smoke rings from his mouth. He can breath fire when he is strong enough, and indeed does so only once in the series, in Season 2, Episode 4, "The Beast of Storm Island" (October 6, 1979).

Blood relation

Godzooky has the ability to summon his Uncle Godzilla, even over great distances, by roaring loudly.

Flight

Godzooky can fly by flapping his arms up and down and using the wing flaps on his arms.

Video

Godzooky and Godzilla's sounds

Gallery

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  Model sheet and size reference

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  Godzooky plush toy

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  Godzooky plush toy with Godzilla plush toy

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  Plush toy referenced in Godzilla Singular Point

See also

• Minilla
• Godzilla Junior
• Baby Godzilla (TriStar)
• Godzilla (Godzilla: The Series)

Trivia

• Godzilla is said to be Godzooky's "uncle," however, this relationship is never elaborated upon and there is no indication that Godzilla himself has any siblings. It is more likely that the term is used figuratively, with no actual blood relationship between the monsters.
• The wing of a child's plush toy of Godzooky is briefly shown in Episode 6 of Godzilla: Singular Point, sitting alongside ones for the 1998 animated incarnation of Godzilla, the Giant Turtle, and Komodithrax.

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