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|caption          =Nezura promotional photo
|caption          =Nezura promotional photo
|name            =Nezura
|name            =Nezura
|subtitle        ='''Nezura:''' Giant Horde Beast<br>{{Nihongo|大群獣|Daigun-jū}},<br>'''Nezurabat:''' New Monster<br>{{Nihongo|新怪獣|Shin Kaijū}}
|species          =Giant Rats
|species          =Giant Rats
|nicknames        =Nezra
|nicknames        =Nezra
|planned          =Giant Horde Beast Nezura
|planned          =''Giant Horde Beast Nezura''
|replaced        =[[Gamera]]
|replaced        =[[Gamera]]
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'''Nezura''' {{Nihongo|ネズラ|Nezura}} are unmade giant rat [[kaiju]] from the unmade [[1964]] [[Daiei]] [[:Category:Films|film]], '''''Giant Horde Beast Nezura''''' {{Nihongo|大群獣ネズラ|Daigun-jū Nezura}}.
'''Nezura''' {{Nihongo|ネズラ|Nezura}} are unmade giant rat [[kaiju]] from the unmade [[1964]] [[Kadokawa|Daiei]] [[:Category:Films|film]], '''''Giant Horde Beast Nezura''''' {{Nihongo|大群獣ネズラ|Daigun-jū Nezura}}.
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==Design==
==Design==
The Nezura looked just like sewer rats since they were portrayed by them.
The Nezura simply looked like sewer rats, due to their portrayal by them as well as large puppets modeled after them.
==Development==
==Development==
''Giant Horde Beast Nezura'' was an attempt by [[Daiei]] to capitalize on the monster movies going on at the time. Several still shots and promotional photos for the Nezura movie were produced and released, but the film was canceled by Kojima, the executive at Daiei, due to very bad conditions (lice, ticks and germs) brought on by the live, untrained sewer rats which they caught to shoot the movie, plus the worry caused for the neighboring town of Daiei Studios.{{citation needed}}
''Giant Horde Beast Nezura'' was an attempt by [[Kadokawa|Daiei]] to capitalize on the monster movies going on at the time. Several still shots and promotional photos for the Nezura movie were produced and released, but the film was canceled by Kojima, the executive at Daiei, due to very bad conditions (lice, ticks and germs) brought on by the live, untrained sewer rats which they caught to shoot the movie, plus the worry caused for the neighboring town of Daiei Studios.{{citation needed}}


Daiei did not give up on making a [[kaiju]] film however, and they came up with ''[[Gamera (1965 film)|Gamera]]'' by next year.
Daiei did not give up on making a [[kaiju]] film however, and came up with ''[[Gamera (1965 film)|Gamera]]'' by the next year.
==History==
==History==
===''Giant Horde Beast Nezura''===
===''Giant Horde Beast Nezura''===
At a Food Research Institute located on one of [[Japan]]'s surrounding islands south of [[Tokyo]], scientists develop a revolutionary high-calorie food source labeled the "S602." One of the scientists discovers the nutrient has terrible side effects that cause mutation in those who consume it. Plans to continue with the experiments of S602 are halted and the current supply is supposedly disposed of. An infestation of rats on the island leads to a number of disappearances. An investigation uncovers giant rats attacking and eating livestock, as well as human victims. One of the dead man-sized rats is dissected for study, and a decision is made to spray poison gas on the island to kill all the rats. Many of them escape to the sea and Tokyo is invaded by a horde of rodents as well as an enormous mammoth-sized rat. The rats eventually cannibalize each other, thus eradicating the threat on its own.
At a Food Research Institute located on one of [[Japan]]'s surrounding islands south of [[Tokyo]], scientists develop a revolutionary high-calorie food source labeled the "S602." One of the scientists discovers the nutrient has terrible side effects that cause mutation in those who consume it. Plans to continue with the experiments of S602 are halted and the current supply is supposedly disposed of. An infestation of rats on the island leads to a number of disappearances. An investigation uncovers giant rats attacking and eating livestock, as well as human victims. One of the dead man-sized rats is dissected for study, and a decision is made to spray poison gas on the island to kill all the rats. Many of them escape to the sea and Tokyo is invaded by a horde of rodents as well as an enormous mammoth-sized rat. The rats eventually cannibalize each other, thus eradicating the threat on its own.
==Nezurabatto==
==Nezurabat==
'''Nezurabatto''' {{Nihongo|新怪獣ネズラバット|Shin kaijū Nezurabatto|lit. ''New Monster Nezurabat''}} is an unmade monster created by Mitsuo Murayama, who was to direct the original ''Nezura'' film. And unlike their 1964 counterparts, the Nezurabatto were to be winged, flying monsters.
'''Nezurabat''' {{Nihongo|ネズラバット|Nezurabatto}} is an unmade monster created by Mitsuo Murayama, who was to direct the original ''Nezura'' film. Unlike their 1964 counterparts, the Nezurabat were to be winged, flying monsters.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Production===
===Production===
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Nezura_fire.jpg|Nezura on fire
Nezura_fire.jpg|Nezura on fire
Giant_Horde_Beast_Nezura.jpg|Giant Horde Beast Nezura
Giant_Horde_Beast_Nezura.jpg|Giant Horde Beast Nezura
NEZUBATTO.jpg|Nezubatto
NEZUBATTO.jpg|Nezurabat
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===Merchandise===
===Merchandise===
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Just like [[Garasharp]] and [[Marukobukarappa]], Nezura is an unmade monster who got a toy made for it.
*Just like [[Garasharp]] and [[Marukobukarappa]], Nezura is an unmade monster who got a toy made for it.
*Some elements of Nezura and its scrapped film were incorporated into the 2002 Japanese film ''Nezulla the Rat Monster''.
*Some elements of Nezura and its scrapped film were incorporated into the 2002 Japanese film, ''Nezulla the Rat Monster''.
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Revision as of 12:22, 13 August 2017

Template:Kaiju Infobox Unmade Nezura (ネズラ,   Nezura) are unmade giant rat kaiju from the unmade 1964 Daiei film, Giant Horde Beast Nezura (大群獣ネズラ,   Daigun-jū Nezura).

Design

The Nezura simply looked like sewer rats, due to their portrayal by them as well as large puppets modeled after them.

Development

Giant Horde Beast Nezura was an attempt by Daiei to capitalize on the monster movies going on at the time. Several still shots and promotional photos for the Nezura movie were produced and released, but the film was canceled by Kojima, the executive at Daiei, due to very bad conditions (lice, ticks and germs) brought on by the live, untrained sewer rats which they caught to shoot the movie, plus the worry caused for the neighboring town of Daiei Studios.[citation needed]

Daiei did not give up on making a kaiju film however, and came up with Gamera by the next year.

History

Giant Horde Beast Nezura

At a Food Research Institute located on one of Japan's surrounding islands south of Tokyo, scientists develop a revolutionary high-calorie food source labeled the "S602." One of the scientists discovers the nutrient has terrible side effects that cause mutation in those who consume it. Plans to continue with the experiments of S602 are halted and the current supply is supposedly disposed of. An infestation of rats on the island leads to a number of disappearances. An investigation uncovers giant rats attacking and eating livestock, as well as human victims. One of the dead man-sized rats is dissected for study, and a decision is made to spray poison gas on the island to kill all the rats. Many of them escape to the sea and Tokyo is invaded by a horde of rodents as well as an enormous mammoth-sized rat. The rats eventually cannibalize each other, thus eradicating the threat on its own.

Nezurabat

Nezurabat (ネズラバット,   Nezurabatto) is an unmade monster created by Mitsuo Murayama, who was to direct the original Nezura film. Unlike their 1964 counterparts, the Nezurabat were to be winged, flying monsters.

Gallery

Production

Merchandise

Toys

Trivia

  • Just like Garasharp and Marukobukarappa, Nezura is an unmade monster who got a toy made for it.
  • Some elements of Nezura and its scrapped film were incorporated into the 2002 Japanese film, Nezulla the Rat Monster.

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Daiei
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