Chibi Battra

Chibi Battra® Alternate names Bato-chan Place(s) of emergence Go–Roppongi Hills Allies Chibi Mothra, Chibi Godzilla, Chibi Mechagodzilla, Chibi Ghidorah, Chibi Rodan, Chibi Minilla, Chibi Gabara Played by Inori Minase (voice) First appearance Chibi Godzilla Raids Again episode 105, "I Am Chibi Battra" Latest appearance Chibi Godzilla Raids Again episode 111, "Windy Midair Race"

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Chibi Battra (ちびバトラ,   Chibi Batora) is a kaiju who debuted in the fourth season of the animated television series Chibi Godzilla Raids Again.

Name

Chibi Battra's name simply comes from placing chibi (ちび), a Japanese word meaning "little," before "Battra." Chibi Mothra addresses her by the nickname Bato-chan (バトちゃん,   Bato-chan, lit. "Ms. Bato").

Design

Chibi Battra is a dark purple color, with a yellow mouth and limbs and red and yellow stripes on her wings. She has four arms and two legs. Her eyes have red pupils, with long eyelashes. She has a yellow crown on the top of her head.

Personality

Chibi Mothra is a spoiled little monster girl who hails from the "Go–Roppongi Hills" (a play on the Roppongi Hills). She is a childhood friend of Chibi Mothra, and is a strong fighter. Others sometimes find her smile frightening and are intimidated by her. She is curious about Chibi Godzilla, the only monster who isn't scared of her.

History

• Chibi Godzilla Raids Again (TV 2026) [episodes 105, 110–111]

Reiwa era

Chibi Godzilla Raids Again

"I Am Chibi Battra"

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"Why Does the Sushi Go Around?"

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"Windy Midair Race"

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Trivia

• While Battra, the monster whom Chibi Battra is based on, is typically considered to be male, Chibi Battra is specifically depicted as female.

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