Dorola
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Dorola (ドロラ Dorora) is a genetically altered Terror-Beast kaiju created by Toho that first appeared in episode 3 of the 1973 tokusatsu kaiju series Zone Fighter, titled "Strike! Garoga's Underground Base."
Design
Dorola is a bipedal reptilian kaiju who is bluish-gray in color. He has long crab-like arms and rose tentacles. He has two lizard-like heads on opposite sides of his body, with orange eyes lacking features. He has two horns sticking out of the top of his head, and one sticking out of the top of his forehead.
History
Showa era
Zone Fighter
"Strike! Garoga's Underground Base"
Instead of experimenting with machinery like they did Destro-King, for their third beast the Garogas decided to experiment with DNA. Dorola was the result of combining the DNA of a reptile and crab with a rose. Soon after deployment of Dorola, Zone Fighter appeared to save the day. Zone's attempt was short-lived however, after Dorola's toxic smog temporarily drained the hero of his powers. While Zone recovered, Zone Angel and Zone Junior stepped in before his power was regained. Zone grew once more to battle, but this time he would not be defeated. He quickly proved himself to the monster, slicing Dorola's arms clean off. Fearing death, the helpless monster began spraying his mist, fogging up the city. Zone used his Plasma Capsule to clear the blinding smog, leaving Dorola wide open. Zone finished off the monster with his Meteor Missile Might attack.
Abilities
Dorola can use his crab claws and rose tentacles for mass destruction and for battling opponents. He can also emit streams of gas from his mouth and can discharge a vast amount of mist to shroud himself. Also, the mist can give an opponent the impression that he is teleporting.
Roar
Dorola uses edited roars from the Ultraseven kaiju, Giradorus.
Gallery
- Main article: Dorola/Gallery.
References
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