Goram

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Goram Subtitle(s) Twin-Headed Terror-Beast (双頭恐獣,   Sōtō Kyōjū) Height 92 meters Weight 79,000 metric tons Place(s) of emergence Suburbs of Tokyo Controlled by Garogas Relations Garogas (creators) Allies Garogas Enemies Zone Fighter First appearance Zone Fighter episode 20, "Fierce Fight! Can You Hear Fighter's Song?" Roar(s)

Goram (ゴラム,   Goramu) is a kaiju created by Toho that first appeared in episode 20 of Zone Fighter, "Fierce Fight! Can You Hear Fighter's Song?"

History

Zone Fighter

"Fierce Fight! Can You Hear Fighter's Song?"

Goram was first used by the Garogas to capture several children, including Akira Sakimori. Akira signals to Hikaru that he is nearby, after a failed attempt to capture one of the Garogas goes wrong. It is then revealed that he and the other children are contained within Goram himself! Goram arrives and forces Hikaru to transform into Zone Fighter, and the two duke it out. Zone refuses to use his Meteor Missile Might on the Terro-Beast for fear of injuring the children inside, and Goram beats Zone down, until Zone Angel arrives in Smokey to help fight the monster off. Zone tears off one of Goram's heads, and the children manage to escape. He then finally destroys Goram by using the Meteor Missile Might on it.

Abilities

Goram breathing fire

Containment

Goram can contain living things within his body, with the kidnapped children being contained within his right head.

Beams

Goram can fire two beams from his heads.

Fire

Goram can fire a stream of flames from his mouth(s). These flames were shown to set fire to numerous acres of land as well as clinging to Zone Fighter for a short period of time.

Pistols

Goram has two giant pistols that he can use to shoot his opponents. He appears to use them in quick-draw style. According to All Kaiju Kaijin (First Volume), these guns are 40 inch caliber.

Physical abilities

Goram's large hands and feet are used to punch and kick opponents around.

Gallery

Main article: Goram/Gallery.

References

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