List of minor monsters

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The following is a list of minor monsters from kaiju-related media, sorted by the medium in which they appear. This is defined as any kaiju, kaijin, animals, or other beings whose roles have little overall relevance in the media they are featured in, have limited screentime, or do not have enough information to warrant a dedicated page.

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Lists

Films

Toho

Main article: List of minor Toho monsters#Films.

Daiei / Kadokawa

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
Unnamed yokai		Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare (1968) • Yokai Monsters: Along with Ghosts (1969) • The Great Yokai War (2005) • The Great Yokai War: Guardians (2021)	In Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare, all of the yokai battle Daimon and save the village. A few yokai are seen but not named. In Yokai Monsters: Along with Ghosts, the tombstones of Yatsuga Mountain turn into various unnamed yokai. In The Great Yokai War, unnamed yokai are seen in the parade. In The Great Yokai War: Guardians, unnamed yokai are again seen.
Small Jiger (小ジャイガー,   Ko Jaigā) Baby Jiger (子ジャイガー,   Ko Jaigā) Jiger II (ジャイガー二世,   Jaigā Nisei)		Gamera vs. Jiger (1970)	Main article: Jiger. After Jiger injected an egg inside of one of Gamera's lungs, her baby hatched inside the monster's body and began draining him of his blood. It was later killed by two children who entered Gamera's body in a submarine to save him.
Dodzilla (ドジラ,   Dojira)		Gamera Super Monster (1980)	After touching down in Japan on Giruge's orders to destroy Earth, the rampaging Gamera knocked over a sign advertising a monster movie entitled Farewell Dodzilla (さらばドジラ) which was having a roadshow theatrical release at the Izumi Hall in Shinjuku. Gallery	Dodzilla is a clear reference to Godzilla, in both the monster's name and appearance. Dodzilla specifically resembles the MegaroGoji suit, but with less pronounced dorsal plates. The film title "Farewell Dodzilla" may be in reference to Godzilla's hiatus from 1975 onward; the first Heisei era Godzilla film, The Return of Godzilla, would not premiere until 1984, four years after the release of Gamera Super Monster.
Garasharp's babies (ガラシャープ・子供,   Garashāpu kodomo)		Gamera vs. Garasharp (1991)	After Gamera defeated the attacking Garasharp by slicing off her head, twin juvenile Garasharps emerged from her body. The military attempted to fire on them, but Gamera rescued them by flying them on his back to a remote island. After removing their fangs and horns, Gamera left the twins on the island to grow up in peace. Gallery	A card for the baby Garasharps was included in the Gamera, Gappa, Guilala Special Effects Encyclopedia series under the name Giant Evil Beast Garasharp children (大邪獣ガラシャープ・子供) with "GARASHARP BABY" written in English.
Beta version Gameras (ガメラの墓場,   Gamera no hakaba, lit. Gamera's graveyard)		Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris (1999)	While surveying the ocean floor, a submarine crew discovered a graveyard of shelled skeletons resembling the monster Gamera. Shinya Kurata later proposed that these were deceased "beta versions" of Gamera; failed prototypes created by the Atlanteans which had once been imbued with mana, but were discarded upon Gamera himself being successfully created. Gallery Concept art Production Screenshots	The skeletal Gameras were designed by Mahiro Maeda, who aimed for them to appear slightly mechanical. They were portrayed primarily using shells from Gamera model kits by M1 and Kaiyodo, though a miniature skull made from Styrofoam and a hard skull model roughly in scale with the Gamera suit were also used for closer shots.
Fictitious deep sea fish
Zoulla		Nezura 1964 (2021)	Tasked with deciding what kind of monster should star in an upcoming Daiei film, special effects director Yonejiro Tsukaji and assistant director Kazuaki Yukawa visit a zoo in Tokyo for inspiration. Yukawa first suggests an elephant monster, prompting Tsukaji to imagine "Zoulla", presented as a maquette by sculptor Kosaku Takizawa.
Giraafus			Yukawa next considers a giraffe monster, causing Tsukaji to picture another maquette.

Legendary Pictures

Main article: List of Monsterverse monsters.

Miscellaneous

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
Desert quail		The Dinosaur and the Missing Link: A Prehistoric Tragedy (1915)	A large flightless bird with long legs and a long, flexible neck. It may attack human hunters in self-defense.	Although the hunter called it a desert quail, it bears little resemblance to true quails and is more reminiscent of birds from the moa order.
Sauropod			A large herbivorous dinosaur with a long neck and tail and tall spines on its back. It is unaggressive and only causes harm when defending itself against enemies, including Wild Willie.	In the real world, sauropods, like other non-avian dinosaurs, became extinct at the end of the Cretaceous period, long before monkeys and cavemen evolved. Its tall dorsal spines give it a resemblance to Rebbachisaurus, which had not yet been discovered at the time the film was made.
Ornithomimid		The Lost World (1925)	An ornithomimid skeleton stood near the stairs in the museum where Professor Challenger spoke to an audience.	The graceful build, long legs and beak indicate that this is an ornithomimid, not a sauropodomorph. It could have been an Ornithomimus or a Struthiomimus.
Unidentified bipedal dinosaur		The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953)	A painted skeleton of this dinosaur can be seen in the background during the scene where Nesbitt, Hunter, and Elson are talking.	It could be a hadrosaurid or a theropod.
Tyrannosaurus-like theropod			The skeleton of this theropod can be seen in the background while Nesbitt talks to Elson.	Unlike Tyrannosaurus, this animal has three developed fingers and a rudimentary fourth.
Svyatogor and his horse		Ilya Muromets (1956)	Main article: Svyatogor. A giant warrior riding an equally giant horse across the Holy Mountains. Due to his weight, he cannot walk on the ground and even on some rocks. Having grown old and lost his last strength, Svyatogor and his horse turned into a huge rock, having managed to hand over his magic sword to the pilgrims.
Nightingale the Robber			Main article: Nightingale the Robber. A humanoid dwarf creature that produces a deadly whistle and blows with the force of a storm wind. Having settled in the forest, he killed many wanderers until he was defeated and captured by Ilya Muromets.
Idolishche Poganoye			Main article: Idolishche Poganoye. An enormous man from the Tugar people. Constantly overeating, he is very clumsy and serves as an ambassador to Tsar Kalin. He is cruel and has rude manners. Arriving in Kyiv, he showed great disrespect for its inhabitants and attempted to kill Ilya Muromets, but was killed by him instead.
Giant hornworm		The Black Scorpion (1957)
Giant spider			A giant spider that lives in burrows in deep caves. Attacks prey from ambush, emerging from cover and pursuing it.	The giant spider is a reused model of one of the spiders from the Lost Spider Pit Sequence, a scene that was cut from the original 1933 film King Kong after its first screening.
Megalosaurus		The Giant Behemoth (1959)	Art with a Megalosaurus, a Tyrannosaurus rex, and a pterosaur is seen in the museum room where Karnes, Bickford, and Dr. Sampson talk to each other.
Iguanodon			The skeleton of an Iguanodon is partially visible in the background of the museum where Karnes, Bickford, and Dr. Sampson talk to each other.	In reality, Iguanodon could not stand in a pose close to that of a kangaroo, but this was only discovered many years after the film was released.
Sea reptiles			Fossilized skeletons of at least three marine reptiles are seen in the background of the museum where Karnes, Bickford, and Dr. Sampson talk to each other.	These are probably the skeletons of ichthyosaurs, mosasaurs or thalattosuchians.
Jurassic plesiosaur			Art and skeletal diagram of a Jurassic plesiosaur are seen in the background of the museum where Karnes, Bickford, and Dr. Sampson talk to each other.
Abyssal fish		Gorgo (1961)	After a devastating undersea earthquake tore up the seabed, the corpses of bizarre deep-sea fish floated up to the surface around Nara Island - grotesque omens for Gorgo's imminent arrival. Gallery
Carnivorous Plants		Konga (1961)	Gallery Pitcher Plants Venus Flytraps Flypaper Plants
Cosmic spores (宇宙胞子,   Uchū hōshi)		The X from Outer Space (1967)	Somewhere beyond the outer orbit of Earth's Moon, the spaceship AAB-Gamma encounters a mysterious UFO that coats the vehicle's booster with a strange radiant substance, later dubbed Guilalanium, which houses strange cosmic spores. All but one of the cosmic spores is removed from the AAB-Gamma by crew members Captain Sano and Lisa. The collected sample is later brought back to Earth, where it soon transforms into the giant destructive monster Guilala.
Obelisk Island bird (オベリスク怪鳥,   Oberisuku Kaichō, lit. Obelisk Monster Bird)	Obelisk Island Bird	Gappa (1967)	Roar: Main article: Obelisk Island Bird. Venturing in to the jungles of Obelisk Island in search of his fellow explorers, Saburo Hayashi is startled by the Obelisk Island Bird which flies past him. He then comments "That almost scared me." Gallery
Baby Gappa (仔ガッパ,   Ko Gappa)			Main article: Baby Gappa.
Giant Shark		A*P*E (1976)	Having just escaped from his imprisonment aboard an oil tanker, the giant ape swims out to shore, only to then be attacked by a giant shark. After a quick tussle, the giant ape kills the shark by ripping its mouth wide open. Gallery
Monster Reptile			While stumbling through the countryside, the giant ape finds a giant snake (noted as "Monster Reptile" on the film's poster) wrapped around a tree. The ape grabs the snake, but immediately tosses it away.
Man-eating Rosebush		Queen Kong (1976)	A carnivorous plant apparently related to roses, the Man-eating Rosebush was found close to where the Prehistoric Bagpipes were seen. It took the form of a large pink flower with a long green tendril extending from its center.
Lady Jaws			Lady Jaws is a spoof of Bruce, the man-eating great white shark from Jaws.
Pterowhatsit
Prehistoric Bagpipes			At some point during their search for Ray Fay and Queen Kong, the women came across a strange creature that looked like traditional Scottish bagpipes, which produced a loud noise. The creature was pale white in color, and had "7000000 B.C." written on its side.
Pteranodons (プテラノドン,   Puteranodon) (翼竜,   Yokuryū)		The Last Dinosaur (1977)	Main article: Pteranodon#The Last Dinosaur. A flock of large Pteranodons were some of the creatures discovered during the Polar-Borer expedition. They were among the first surviving animals to be observed by the crew. One Pteranodon gave them a scare during the expedition's first night when it flew low near their fire.
Ceratopsian (セラトプシアン,   Seratopushian)			Main article: Ceratopsian.
Giant turtle (大ガメ,   Ōgame)			Journalist Francesca Banks stood on a partially submerged giant turtle while taking photos, mistaking it for a rock. When it began to stir, she stepped off of it immediately in alarm. Unperturbed, the turtle swam away. Gallery Screenshots Releases French lobby card West German lobby card
Giant fish (大魚,   Ōsakana)			While on its daily hunt for food, the Tyrannosaurus spots a giant fish in the water and snatches it in its jaws, swallowing it whole.
Boneyard			The lair of the Tyrannosaurus is littered with the giant bones of numerous fallen prey. Among the remains are the skulls of a two-horned warthog, numerous mastodons, an ox with a singular horn like that of a unicorn, a separate ox skull with three unusual horns, an unspecified giant reptile, a long-faced cow, a sitting pair of bull skulls, a large headless humanoid skeleton hanging from a dead tree, numerous Pteranodons, the scattered jawbones of prehistoric rhinoceros-like mammals such as Embolotherium and Arsinoitherium, and skulls heavily resembling those of a dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus), an Archaeotherium, a Pakicetus, and a Daeodon. Gallery Production Screenshots
Triceratops (トリケラトプス,   Torikeratopusu)			Main article: Triceratops#The Last Dinosaur.
Stone dinosaur eggs		Legend of Dinosaurs and Monster Birds (1977)	A suicidal young woman named Hiroko Takami wanders barefoot in the lush Aokigahara, when she suddenly falls into an underground cavern. She awakens to find herself in an icy cave full of enormous petrified eggs. When one starts to hatch, revealing a glowing green eye coated in yolk, she flees outside in terror, where she is discovered by a construction crew. The one hatchling eventually grows into the giant Rhamphorhynchus of the film.
Various unidentified fauna		Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)	Various unnamed fauna make brief appearances in the film. Gallery Screenshots
Fox squirrel (キツネリス,   Kitsunerisu)			Gallery	Several of these creatures would later briefly reappear in the 1986 Studio Ghibli film Castle in the Sky. A fox squirrel in Castle in the Sky
Royal Yanma (大王ヤンマ,   Daiō yanma)			Gallery Merchandise SENTINEL Royal Yanma
Horseclaw (トリウマ,   Toriuma)
Kai (カイ,   Kai)
Kui (クイ,   Kui)
Ushiabu (ウシアブ,   Ushiabu)
Landgrub (ミノネズミ,   Minonezumi)
Hebikera (ヘビケラ,   Hebikera)			Gallery Merchandise KT Project KT-012 Takeya Style Jizai Okimono Hebikera
Dinosaur fossils		Reptilian (1999)	A wide variety of strange prehistoric fossils littered the caverns near the dig site where Yonggary is first discovered.	A deleted subplot involving Bud Black has the reporter getting a hold of the aliens' secrets of genetic resurrection, the same method used to bring Yonggary back to life, and returning to the archaeological site with its cave of dinosaur fossils. Supposedly, Bud Black and the revived fossils were to be the antagonists of the unreleased sequel Yonggary 2.
MI-6		Negadon: The Monster from Mars (2005)
Ligocristus carcass		King Kong (2005)	A Ligocristus carcass is seen being eaten by a Foetodon.
Kong Island animals		Kong: Return to the Jungle (2006)	Several Kong Island animals appear in the direct-to-video film. They include: Brontosaurus Velociraptors Stegosaurus Pteranodons Triceratops Saber-toothed cats Woolly mammoths A giant cave snake A Uintatherium Kong Island horses
Strangling Monster Eggs (締ルノ獣の卵,   Shimeru-no-jū no Tamago)		Big Man Japan (2007)
Giant stray cat			An unnamed stray cat who occasionally hangs out with Masaru Daisato at his residence, becoming a de facto pet and, in turn, one of the few sincere companions in the man's lonely life. Unfortunately, the cat is electrically transformed alongside Daisato while he sleepily cradles the feline during the government's attempt to force Daisato into one last confrontation with the devilish Midon. Gallery
Human Scale Parasites		Cloverfield (2008)	Roar: Main article: Human Scale Parasite. While the army was battling Clover, several smaller parasitic creatures fell off of its body and attacked soldiers and civilians in the area. A group of survivors were attacked by the parasites in Spring Street Station. One of them was bitten by a parasite, which would later lead to her death. Gallery Screenshots
Reigo's Child (レイゴーの子供,   Reigō no Kodomo)		Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters (2008)	A sailor on the Japanese battleship Yamato spotted Reigo and its child swimming near the fleet, but mistook them for an enemy submarine. The Yamato opened fire with its main guns, killing the child. Sailors observed its final cries and noticed strange flashes in the water, but dismissed it as a whale. Enraged, Reigo began its pursuit of the fleet.
Aliens (宇宙人,   Uchūbito)		Geharha: The Dark and Long Haired Monster (2009)	After Geharha met its demise and fell into a river, a flying saucer swooped in and retrieved the corpse. Suddenly, the interior of the UFO was broadcast throughout Japan, showing blue, humanoid aliens wearing what appeared to be sunglasses. They gave humanity an ultimatum: surrender or Geharha would be resurrected. The aliens ultimately revived the monster, likely because mankind refused to surrender. The long haired monster was once again free to wreak havoc across the city, much more powerful than before. Gallery The aliens' flying saucer The aliens taking Geharha The aliens transporting Geharha	The main alien was played by Terry Ito, a Japanese director, television producer, critic, and writer.
Demeking's eggs (デメキングの卵,   Demekingu no Tamago)		Demeking, the Sea Monster (2009)	While dreaming of Demeking destroying his hometown, Hiroshi "Kame" Kameoka tried taking a picture of it as it made landfall, only to find a street covered in giant eggs. Demeking continued laying eggs throughout its rampage.
Various F.R.I.E.N.D.S. (ふれんど,   Furendo, lit. Friend)		Jellyfish Eyes (2013)	Dozens of F.R.I.E.N.D.S. make brief appearances in the film. They include: Shiran (シーラン,   Shīran), a F.R.I.E.N.D. resembling an aquatic reptile. 47 centimeters long. Johnny (ジョニー,   Jonī), a yellow octopus-like F.R.I.E.N.D. with six tentacles. 42 centimeters tall. Tyranno-chan (ティラノちゃん,   Tirano-chan), a green-gray F.R.I.E.N.D. with a massive head, four tiny limbs, and multiple eyes. 25 centimeters tall. Hayao (ハヤオ,   Hayao), a robot F.R.I.E.N.D. with a single red eye and thrashing arms used to jab at its enemies. 36 centimeters tall. Megarocco (メガロッコ,   Megarokko), a white, diminutive F.R.I.E.N.D. who has six colorful eyes. At the end of the film, it eats the Black-Cloaked Four's abandoned power-up item and briefly gains an impressive musculature. 7 centimeters tall. Karakassan (カラカッサン,   Karakassan), a mushroom-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 48 centimeters tall. Ebisuke (えびすけ,   Ebisuke), a crab-like F.R.I.E.N.D. with six claws and blue eyes. 29 centimeters tall. Lamp (ランプ,   Ranpu, lit. Lamp), a placid, jellyfish-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 24 centimeters tall. Momoi (モモイ,   Momoi), a grey F.R.I.E.N.D. with an orange spike for a nose. 35 centimeters tall. Big Arm (ビッグアーム,   Bigguāmu, lit. Big Arm), an ape-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 39 centimeters tall. Shingo-kun (シンゴー君,   Shingō-kun), a slender F.R.I.E.N.D. with a face like a traffic light. 40 centimeters tall. Onigawaran (オニガワラン,   Onigawaran), a F.R.I.E.N.D. with a doll-like body and four arms, and a massive, oni-like head. 29 centimeters tall. Joro-kun (ジョウロくん,   Jōro-kun), a bird-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 30 centimeters tall. Kurukururun (くるくるるん,   Kurukururun), a grey F.R.I.E.N.D. with blue eyes and wide jaws. 29 centimeters tall. Nufkin-kun (のふきんくん,   Nofukin-kun), a tanuki-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 33 centimeters tall. Pyonyon-Pyonyon (ポニョンポニヨン,   Ponyon Ponyon), a purple, confused-looking F.R.I.E.N.D. who has a second yellow face on top of its head. 32 centimeters tall. Kagero-kun (カゲロウくん,   Kagerō-kun), a blue lantern-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 19 centimeters tall. Hula-Hula (フラフラ,   Furafura), a jellyfish-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 28 centimeters tall. Jerachinpon (ジェラチンポン,   Jerachinpon), an aqua-colored ghost-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 33 centimeters tall. Yu-Yuren (ゆーゆーれん,   Yu ̄ yu ̄ ren), an angelic, reptilian F.R.I.E.N.D. with brown hair. 34 centimeters tall. Igaigarin (イガイガリン,   Igaigarin), a green, spike-headed F.R.I.E.N.D. 34 centimeters tall. Fantasman (新白銀,   Shinshirogane, lit. New White Silver), a UFO-like F.R.I.E.N.D. 23 centimeters tall. Pochi (ポチ,   Pochi), a puppy-like F.R.I.E.N.D. Isochuck (イソチャック,   Isochakku), a mushroom-like F.R.I.E.N.D. with spikes on its head. Gallery Megarocco Johnny Tyranno-chan Shiran Hayao Karakassan Ebisuke Lamp Isochuck Pochi Momoi Big Arm Shingo-kun Onigawaran Malcani Birdon Hammerhead-kun Bronto-kun Joro-kun Kurukururun Nufkin-kun Pyonyon-Pyonyon Kagero-kun Hula-Hula Jerachinpon Yu-Yuren Igaigarin Fantasman Onkemushi Hashiroshito Cambrian Background F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Dozens of other F.R.I.E.N.D.S.	In the note on the Background F.R.I.E.N.D.S. page in the "Encyclopedia of F.R.I.E.N.D.S." chapter of the Jellyfish Eyes book, there is a note that says "In addition to the F.R.I.E.N.D.s. of Masashi's classmates, so many more needed to unite in order to defeat Oval. You will find every single one of them somewhere in the film". This process of finding those Background F.R.I.E.N.D.s. is based on finding Easter eggs.
Baby Goliath Monster		Monsters: Dark Continent (2014)
Spores
Baby Octopus Monster
Various animate toys		Love & Peace (2015)
Mutant Space Worm		10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)	Allies: Alien Spaceship • Enemies: Michelle • Roar: Main article: Mutant Space Worm. The destruction of Howard's bunker attracted the attention of an alien spaceship, which dropped down a Mutant Space Worm to investigate. Michelle was unable to start Howard's truck, and trying to open his neighbor's nearby car only set off its alarm. Hiding from the creature in a shed, she found the neighbor's remains and used her keys to distract the monster. As she ran towards the house, the Mutant Space Worm chased her for a time, then withdrew as the craft returned to spray her with toxic gas. She survived by putting the mask of her makeshift hazmat suit back on. Once the gas dissipated, the Mutant Space Worm attacked again, removing her mask as she tried to hide in the truck. It retreated again, this time for good, after the spaceship extended a pair of tentacles to lift the truck off the ground. Gallery Production Screenshots	The Mutant Space Worm was to attack Michelle one more time after she destroyed the alien spaceship, but a test audience rejected it as overkill.
Mono's egg (モノの卵,   Mono no Tamago)		Kaiju Mono (2016)
Genetically-edited rat		Rampage (2018)	An experiment onboard the satellite Athena-1 turned a lab rat into a ravenous monster. It killed all of the crew members except Dr. Kerry Aktins and compromised the satellite's hull integrity during its deadly rampage. Claire Wyden, the owner of Athena-1 and CEO of the biotech company Energyne, informed Aktins that she would not be let into the escape capsule until she retrieved the other samples of R-19, the compound which had caused the rat's mutation. Aktins evaded the murderous rat and departed Athena-1 just before it exploded with three canisters of R-19 in tow. But the scratches that the creature left on a glass window of the capsule soon caused it to shatter, killing Aktins and sending the R-19 canisters hurtling towards the United States, eventually leading to the creation of three far more powerful mutated animals.	The 1986 Atari Lynx version of Rampage included a rat monster named Larry.
Various monster souls		Kaiju Ward Gallas (2019)
The 60 Foot Woman with a College Degree		Notzilla (2019)	A theatrical release poster for the film Attack of the 60 Foot Woman with a College Degree hung in the office of Dr. Richard Blowheart. He found the title character to be deeply terrifying.	The 60 Foot Woman with a College Degree is a homage to the 1958 film Attack of the 50 Foot Woman.
Notzilla eggs				Hiro asked Shirley about having more kids as three more Notzilla eggs floated to shore.
Kuga		God Raiga vs. King Ohga: War of the Monsters (2019)
Dias
Giant mutant mosquitoes		Monster Seafood Wars (2020)
Giant farm animals

Television

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
Mondo Island armadillo		The King Kong Show (1966)	A Mondo Island armadillo appears in the episode "A Friend in Need". As Bobby Bond was looking for King Kong, he saw an armadillo walking around and, suddenly, the armadillo got snatched up and presumably eaten by a Pteranodon.
Carnivorous plants of Mondo Island			The carnivorous plants of Mondo Island appear in the episode "The African Bees". As King Kong was getting chased by the African Bees, he lured them to the plants, which ate the bees.
Giant snake			A giant snake appears in the episode "The Hunter" where it is part of the background and does nothing and, as such, is quite highly detailed. A much less detailed version appears in "The Greeneyed Monster" where it again does nothing aside from considering its new meal. Gallery
Unidentified dinosaur			An unidentified dinosaur appears in the episode "The Hunter" where it is part of the background and does nothing.
Icthyok			The Icthyok appears in the episode "The Golden Temple". Bobby Bond went fishing along with King Kong until they caught a big one and they found out it was the Icthyok. Susan Bond cut open the Icthyok and revealed a statue of the goddess Uni.
Giant Jellyfish
Styracosaurus		Kong: The Animated Series (2000)
Pachycephalosaurus "Egg-Heads"
Giant Kong Island alligator			A giant Kong Island alligator is seen swimming in the lake.
Oversized fly			An oversized fly is seen stuck in the spider web, and Mindcrawler was almost about to eat it.
Plesiosaur
Servants of Set
Lava Men
Chatter		Kong: King of the Apes (2016)	Chatter was the pet cyborg parrot of the Remy family's housekeeper Anita. At some point shortly before 2039, Chatter's wing was replaced with a bionic prosthetic in a life-saving surgery, causing the bird to proclaim himself the "first bionic bird". He remains with Anita for the rest of the series. Gallery	Chatter was voiced by Alessandro Juliani in the show's first season, but in the second season he was replaced by Vincent Tong.
Cyborg seal			A young seal with a prosthetic flipper inhabited the Remy Natural History and Marine Preserve on Alcatraz Island in 2050. Not caring for the park's conservation efforts, Dr. Richard Remy ordered that its habitat be demolished to expand his Biono-bot exhibits, but the zookeeper keeping watch and Lukas Remy made sure this did not happen.
Lady			Lady was an adult female liger who, along with her cub Lucky, are implied to have been kept as exotic pets before being deemed too large and difficult for their owners to care for before being cast out into the wild and rescued by Lukas Remy and Doug Jones in the year 2050. She was brought to the Remy Natural History and Marine Preserve on Alcatraz Island. She lived comfortably there, and while she was initially defensive toward Kong, a conversation with Danny Quon made sure they got along. After Kong escaped the park, Lady and Lucky were taken by Dr. Richard Remy as bait for a trap to frame the ape for a heist. Lady and her cub were taken to a military warehouse, and Lady was immensely afraid, causing her heart rate to skyrocket. Eventually, they were rescued by Lukas and Jones but by freeing them, the humans set off a detonation timer. They rushed to leave the warehouse, but Lady was rather slow, and was saved from the brunt of the blast by Kong. Unfortunately, the whole ordeal put too much strain on Lady's heart and she died shortly after her rescue.	In the real world, male ligers are sterile and thus unable to reproduce (female ligers, however, are fertile and thus can reproduce, but only with male lions and male tigers, producing rare second-generation hybrids known as liligers and tiligers, respectively), and both male and female ligers can only be bred by crossing male lions with female tigers, which would make Lady mothering Lucky an impossibility.
Lucky			Lucky and his mother Lady were exotic pets that were rescued in 2050 by Lukas Remy and Doug Jones. They were taken to the Remy Natural History and Marine Preserve on Alcatraz Island, where they were cared for by the staff. Lucky managed to befriend Danny Quon and Kong, who were allowed to feed him with a bottle. After Kong escaped the park, Dr. Richard Remy made a plan to defame the ape using Lucky and his mother as bait to get him into trouble. They were brought to a military warehouse and tied to a countdown detonator that would begin when the ligers were freed. When Lukas and Jones came to rescue them, Lukas ran with Lucky to escape the blast, but his mother did not survive.	In the real world, male ligers are sterile and thus unable to reproduce (female ligers, however, are fertile and thus can reproduce, but only with male lions and male tigers, producing rare second-generation hybrids known as liligers and tiligers, respectively), and both male and female ligers can only be bred by crossing male lions with female tigers, meaning it would be impossible for Lady to be Lucky's biological mother. The fact that he is bottle-fed, even while in his mother's presence, suggests that this may be the case, even in the TV series.
Lady clones			Using DNA from the dead Lady, Richard Remy produced three "Biono-clones" based on her. They were later rescued and relocated to live with a small pack of male tigers.
Giant Mutated Jellyfish			After Lukas Remy, Amy Quon, Doug Jones, Danny Quon, Francisca and Kong defeated Dr. Richard Remy and Botila, they went in to fight a Giant Mutated Jellyfish.
Ancient kaiju		GAMERA -Rebirth- (2023)

Books

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
Gyaos breeding cave larvae (ギャオス幼虫飼育洞窟,   Gyaosu Yōchū Shīku Dōkutsu) Ancient insects (古代昆虫,   Kodai Konchū)		Gamera vs. Gyaos (1967)	In a diagram of the Gyaos' settlement inside a volcano, a species of prehistoric insect larvae are shown to live inside the monsters' breeding chamber and are fed upon by the juvenile Gyaos. Gallery	The breeding cave larvae bear a striking similarity to the Meganulon from Rodan in both their role and appearance. In that film, the Meganulon inhabit the Rodans' underground cave system and are fed upon by the newborn Rodan.
Matthilde		Kong Reborn (2005)	Weight: 300 pounds Matthilde was a female language-trained western gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) who was the pride and joy of Denham Products, where she lived in the zoos and farms that made up its lower levels. However, she was so gentle and well-behaved that she was allowed to roam freely around the facilities, excluding the sterile rooms. One night, Jack Denham, whom Matthilde recognized as the "Big Boss" and had been told to respect, came to the meeting room where Matthilde sat signing with Laurel Otani. Matthilde did not understand what was happening, but she appreciated the jovial atmosphere, and was given a bit of champagne, which made her proclaim that Jack was a good man who should come more often. Laurel then told Matthilde that she was going to be a mother, but suspected that Matthilde did not believe her. In reality, Matthilde had been selected as the surrogate mother for their experiment to clone King Kong. When Matthilde's ova accepted Kong's reconstructed blood cells, most accepted them, but only three were inserted back into Matthilde's womb, where two implanted. The weaker of the two was terminated, and Matthilde became the most pampered pregnant gorilla on the planet from November of 2004 to March of 2005. However, within months it was already apparent that the fetus would be too large for Matthilde to carry to term. She was given a Caesarean section in March of 2005, and the fetus was transferred to an artificial womb to continue its gestation. After the surgery, Matthilde made a full recovery and was just as healthy and intelligent as ever. Within months, Kong had grown bigger than his surrogate mother. Unfortunately, it seemed that by that time their interactions had ceased, if indeed they had any after the surgery.	In a Wikizilla-exclusive interview, author Russell Blackford revealed that Matthilde, despite being dropped from the story, continued to live a happy life.

Comics

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
"Great, hungry crawling things beneath"		King Kong (1933)	As the crew of the Adventurer fell into a chasm due to Kong shaking them off of the fallen tree they were using to cross, a crab-like creature, crocodile-like creature, and snake-like creature awaited their prey at the bottom. Gallery The second strip printed in the pressbook Strips 1 and 2 printed in the Daily Enterprise
Deep sea killer		Gorgo #22 (1961-1965)	In issue #22, after getting bombed at Bikini Atoll, Gorgo went swimming in the water. He found his mother fighting the deep sea killer. While they were evenly matched, with a whip of her tail and Gorgo comming in to help, the deep sea killer retreated. Gallery
Two-horned ceratopsian		Konga #8 (1962)	Main article: Ceratopsian.
Unnamed Gyaos mutant		Gamera (1996)	Using the DNA of the dead Gyaos, Greta Karbone genetically engineered a quadrupedal monster that she kept in a tube in her lab off the coast of Guanajota, Mexico alongside a cloned Gyaos, Viras, and another unnamed mutant. However, when the laboratory was destroyed in an oxygen explosion after Gyaos' escape, the two unnamed mutants were left to die while Karbone and her assistant Gusano rescued Viras. The far more prominent of the two deceased mutants is a reptilian quadruped with sharp teeth and several spikes on its head. Gallery The monster is left to die
Unnamed spiked mutant		Gamera (1996)	Using the DNA of the dead Gyaos, Greta Karbone genetically engineered a quadrupedal monster that she kept in a tube in her lab off the coast of Guanajota, Mexico alongside a cloned Gyaos, Viras, and another unnamed mutant. However, when the laboratory was destroyed in an oxygen explosion after Gyaos' escape, the two unnamed mutants were left to die while Karbone and her assistant Gusano rescued Viras. Gallery
Arsinoitherium		The Last Hope (2017)	Main article: Arsinoitherium. In the advanced civilization of the Atlanteans, a harnessed Arsinoitherium and its owner can be seen standing by a building.

Video games

Name	Image	Appearance(s)	Description	Trivia
Giant Shellfish		King Kong 2: Furious Megaton Punch (1986)	When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Shellfish. The World 1 Boss is King Pound.
Giant Spiders			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Spiders. The World 2 Boss is King Spider
Giant Scorpions			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Scorpions. The World 3 Boss is King Lizard.
Giant Scallops			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Scallops. The World 4 Boss is King Pearl.
Giant Cells			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Cells in the water.
Slimes			Main article: Slime. When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Slimes. The World 6 Slime Boss is King Slime.
Dragons			Main article: Fire Dragon. When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Fire Dragons, Green Dragons, and Water Dragons. The World 7 Dragon Boss is King Dragon.
Giant Bees			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Giant Bees. The World 8 Giant Bee Boss is King Bee.
Robot Gorillas			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Robot Gorillas. The World 9 Robot Gorilla Boss is Roji.
Ghosts			Main article: Ghost (King Kong 2: Furious Megaton Punch). When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Ghosts.
Quack Quacks			Main article: Quack Quack. When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Quack Quacks.
Dead Ends			Main article: Dead End. When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Dead Ends.
Iron Watches			Main article: Iron Watch. When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Iron Watches.
Killer Whale			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including a Killer Whale.
Kamado Hoppers			When King Kong went on a quest to save his mate Lady Kong, he fought against various enemies, including many Kamado Hoppers.
Pikki the Pear		GigaBash (2022)	Pikki the Pear is a non-playable minion who can be summoned by Rohanna to help defend her. The Pikkis will rush at enemies and explode on impact.
Royal Warden			The Royal Warden is a non-playable minion who is summoned to help defend Rohanna when she uses her ultimate attack. The Royal Wardens last only for a limited time and use their massive, thorned fists to smash enemies and send them flying.
Yetis			Except for Woolley, the yetis are non-playable Titans who inhabit the wilderness of Siberia. They are led by an Alpha Yeti, who bears an identical appearence to S-Class Woolley. They serve as the penultimate challenge for the storymode Project P.P.J.U.R.A.S.	The yetis are the only Titans in GigaBash to appear as subspecies outside of player-customization.

See also

• List of minor Toho monsters
• List of Monsterverse monsters
• Skull Island mammals, birds and sealife, reptiles, and bugs

References

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