Reizaus
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Reizaus (レイザース is a Reizāsu)kaiju that first appeared in episode 2 of the 2005 Toho tokusatsu series, Super Fleet Sazer-X, titled "Burn Up! Great-Lio."
Design
Reizaus is a reptilian monster with grey-blue skin and large bronze horns. He also has a pair of giant pincers instead of hands, which range in color from bronze to obsidian. He has a nasal horn, forehead horn, and two curved horns on the sides of his head. Reizaus also has two crystalline spikes on his shoulders, similar to SpaceGodzilla.
History
Super Fleet Sazer-X
"Burn Up! Great-Lio"
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Abilities
Pincers
Reizaus has giant pincers for hands, which he can energize to strengthen his attacks.
Energy Beam
Reizaus can emit a red energy beam from his mouth. His shoulder spikes and horns flash blue before he fires.
Trivia
- A well-circulated hoax video uploaded to YouTube in 2012 passed off footage of Reizaus as a deleted scene from Godzilla Final Wars featuring Bagan.
- Appropriately, Reizaus may have actually been inspired by Bagan. Artists Shinji Nishikawa and Minoru Yoshida, both of whom worked on Super Fleet Sazer-X, also drew concept art of Bagan for the unmade film Mothra vs. Bagan.[2] Several other characters from the Ultra Star God franchise either resemble or were based on prior Toho kaiju, such as Bulgario (Mechani-Kong), Deathber (Hedorah), Megallion (MOGUERA), and Scarabaeus (Megalon).
- A monster with a near-identical name and appearance as Reizaus, named Reizos, appears in the Sazer-X DVD special, Super Fleet Sazer-X: Secrets of the Legends - Public Release.
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