Imogoras
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Imogoras (イモゴラス Imogorasu) is a kaiju who appears in episode 12 of the 1972 Toho tokusatsu kaiju series Go! Godman, titled "Godman vs. Imogoras."
Design
Imogoras is a bizarre bipedal creature resembling a humanoid octopus. His body is primarily silver, with his head covered in multicolored lumps that come in red, yellow and blue, and his body is covered in forked, tendril-like structures that come in the same colors. His arms are equipped with a pair of pincer-like claws, and he has a pair of legs with vaguely humanoid feet.
History
Go! Godman
Imogoras appears in the 12th episode of Go! Godman, being the fourteenth monster to battle the titular Godman. After appearing and scaring off a few children, they call upon Godman to fight Imogoras. The strange beast uses a variety of physical blows, as well as potatoes to trip up Godman, and as is typical with the various episodes of Go! Godman, grows to giant size and continues his battle with the kyodai hero. He shows off even more abilities, like a white beam shot from his claws and an invisible forcefield around himself in order to keep Godman at a distance. However, this ultimately proves futile as after Godman gets in a Godman Kick, Imogoras is sent tumbling over a hill and explodes off screen, sending several potatoes rolling away from it in the aftermath.
Abilities
Size changing
Imorgoras can change his size from human-sized to kaiju-sized.
Potato traps
Imorgoras can lay down potatoes on the ground to trip up opponents.
White beam
Imogoras can fire a white, seemingly electric beam from his pincers.
Invisible shield
Imogoras can summon an invisible bubble around himself, which Godman was unable to break through with his standard punches. However, it fell to his Super Sonic Wave.
Gallery
- Main article: Imogoras/Gallery.
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