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Nebula (ネブラ Nebra) is a lake monster kaiju who appeared in the 2019 film Howl from Beyond the Fog by independent filmmaker Daisuke Sato, inspired by the 1951 short story "The Fog Horn" by Ray Bradbury.
Design
Nebula looks similar to a sauropod dinosaur, with a long neck and oval-shaped body. He has stubby legs, and a square head with a small point at the end. He has moss, grass, dirt, and tree limbs all over the top of his body. He has sharp teeth, his irises are orange, with white pupils, and his skin is a light grey color.
History
Reiwa era
Howl from Beyond the Fog
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Nebula was a monster who lived in a pond his whole life. At some point in the early 1900s, he met a blind girl named Takiri, whom he befriended. When Takiri was pushed into the lake by the developers, Nebula saves her from drowning, and in his rage, attacks the developers, who fire at him, but to no avail. Nebula rampages through the city, where the developers use fireworks to lure him to a bridge. When he arrives, he is hit with a canon and is toppled. He gets back up and dodges the next two shots. He inhales the nearby fog before blowing it at the bridge, collapsing it. The men fall off, and Nebula crushes their leader.
Abilities
Amphibiousness
Nebula is an adept swimmer, and is also able to walk on land.
Fog breath
Nebula can inhale fog and release in one strong breath. This attack was displayed in the film when he used it to destroy the bridge the businessmen were standing on.
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