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'''Ibogiller''' {{Nihongo|イボギラー|Ibogirā}} is a [[ | '''Ibogiller''' {{Nihongo|イボギラー|Ibogirā}} is a [[kaijin]] created by [[Toho]] that first appeared in episode 25 of the [[1972]] [[tokusatsu]] [[kaiju]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]], ''[[Go! Godman]]'' titled ''[[Godman vs. Trilorn and Ibogiller]]''. | ||
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==Name== | |||
Ibobiller's name comes from a combination of ''ibo'' (疣) wart, and ''gira'' (ギラッ) a sound effect used in manga to denote 'a deadly glare' from a character (and is onamonapia for the sound of a sword blade being drawn from its scabbard.) | |||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Ibogiller is a large-headed, villainous, humanoid creature that wears a primarily black and red suit and cape. His lumpy, brain-like head is composed of a plethora of sphincter-shaped structures that resemble the openings of certain types of sea sponges and coral. These structures have a hard, rocky texture to them and vary greatly in size and color. Ibogiller's head is partially divided into two sections by a series of white, bony structures. He has no visible, if any, neck as it is covered up by a large, flamboyant, turned-up collar that curls slightly inward. His gloves are white. He has a large, bi-colored cape; the right side of it being red and the left black. This pattern also applies to his collar. Directly below his collar are a pair of angular red patterns; the first and smallest being a v-shaped symbol partially covered in a golden glitter and the second and largest resembling a topside-up view of a bird skull. The smaller pattern is directly attached to the top of the larger pattern, giving the impression of angry eyebrows or devil horns. He has a thick red strap similar to a belt wrapped around the waist of his suit. Attached to the bottom of this red line is a glittery, yellow, wavy pattern. Above the wavy pattern is a glittery circular pattern. | Ibogiller is a large-headed, villainous, humanoid creature that wears a primarily black and red suit and cape. His lumpy, brain-like head is composed of a plethora of sphincter-shaped structures that resemble the openings of certain types of sea sponges and coral. These structures have a hard, rocky texture to them and vary greatly in size and color. Ibogiller's head is partially divided into two sections by a series of white, bony structures. He has no visible, if any, neck as it is covered up by a large, flamboyant, turned-up collar that curls slightly inward. His gloves are white. He has a large, bi-colored cape; the right side of it being red and the left black. This pattern also applies to his collar. Directly below his collar are a pair of angular red patterns; the first and smallest being a v-shaped symbol partially covered in a golden glitter and the second and largest resembling a topside-up view of a bird skull. The smaller pattern is directly attached to the top of the larger pattern, giving the impression of angry eyebrows or devil horns. He has a thick red strap similar to a belt wrapped around the waist of his suit. Attached to the bottom of this red line is a glittery, yellow, wavy pattern. Above the wavy pattern is a glittery circular pattern. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''[[Go! Godman]]''=== | ===''[[Go! Godman]]''=== | ||
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Ibogiller (イボギラー Ibogirā) is a kaijin created by Toho that first appeared in episode 25 of the 1972 tokusatsu kaiju series, Go! Godman titled Godman vs. Trilorn and Ibogiller.
Name
Ibobiller's name comes from a combination of ibo (疣) wart, and gira (ギラッ) a sound effect used in manga to denote 'a deadly glare' from a character (and is onamonapia for the sound of a sword blade being drawn from its scabbard.)
Design
Ibogiller is a large-headed, villainous, humanoid creature that wears a primarily black and red suit and cape. His lumpy, brain-like head is composed of a plethora of sphincter-shaped structures that resemble the openings of certain types of sea sponges and coral. These structures have a hard, rocky texture to them and vary greatly in size and color. Ibogiller's head is partially divided into two sections by a series of white, bony structures. He has no visible, if any, neck as it is covered up by a large, flamboyant, turned-up collar that curls slightly inward. His gloves are white. He has a large, bi-colored cape; the right side of it being red and the left black. This pattern also applies to his collar. Directly below his collar are a pair of angular red patterns; the first and smallest being a v-shaped symbol partially covered in a golden glitter and the second and largest resembling a topside-up view of a bird skull. The smaller pattern is directly attached to the top of the larger pattern, giving the impression of angry eyebrows or devil horns. He has a thick red strap similar to a belt wrapped around the waist of his suit. Attached to the bottom of this red line is a glittery, yellow, wavy pattern. Above the wavy pattern is a glittery circular pattern.
History
Go! Godman
Godman vs. Trilorn and Ibogiller
Ibogolar was the thirty sixth monster to battle Godman.
Gallery
- Main article: Ibogiller/Gallery.
Trivia
- Ibogiller is similar to the kaiju Gabara from All Monsters Attack, in that he is a monster which only appears in the dreams of a central character.
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