Mutant Jellyfish
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- Do not confuse with the Giant Jellyfish from Hanna-Barbera's Godzilla.
The Mutant Jellyfish is a jellyfish[1] monster who appears in episode 1 of the second season of Godzilla: The Series, "Future Shock."
Design[edit | edit source]
Despite its name, the Mutant Jellyfish has a brown caterpillar-like body with a light tan underside and spikes running down its back with four larger spikes at the end of its body. Its head has a giant horn on its forehead and its mouth has yellow flesh, seven teeth, four small teeth and a large tooth inside the mouth, two teeth outside the mouth, a tongue, and two fangs. Its thorax has a pair of yellow wings and four arms with pincer claws on each arm with spikes on the elbows. Its abdomen has four legs with one claw on each leg.
History[edit | edit source]
Godzilla: The Series[edit | edit source]
"Future Shock"[edit | edit source]
The Mutant Jellyfish fought with Godzilla shortly before he and H.E.A.T. disappeared into the future. The Mutant Jellyfish awaited their return, and was quickly defeated when they arrived back in the present.
Abilities[edit | edit source]
Jelly globs[edit | edit source]
The Mutant Jellyfish is able to spew globs of jelly from its mouth that are as toxic as nuclear waste.
Swimming[edit | edit source]
The Mutant Jellyfish is an adept swimmer.
Flight[edit | edit source]
Due to its mutation, the Mutant Jellyfish can now fly.
Weaknesses[edit | edit source]
Due to not having many abilities and being much smaller than Godzilla, once Godzilla got the creature in his mouth, he was able to throw it around and kill it.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Mutant Jellyfish/Gallery.
Roar[edit | edit source]
- The Mutant Jellyfish reuses Mutant Bee roars.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Despite its name, the Mutant Jellyfish bears no resemblance to a jellyfish.
References[edit | edit source]
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