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Rodan®
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Rodan in Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons II - Sons of Giants
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Rodan in Godzilla: Here There Be Aliens
Subtitle(s) The God of the Mayans
Species Giant pterosaur monster
Relations Mayan empire (worshippers)
Allies Godzilla, Mothra, Hedorah, Mayan Empire, Jet Jaguar, Anguirus, King Caesar, Ebirah, Kumonga, King Ghidorah/Frankenghidorah, Simians
Enemies Godzilla (initially), Mothra (initially), Hedorah (initially), King Ghidorah/Frankenghidorah (initially), Fernando Suez, Spanish conquistadors, Hedorah probes, Gigan, Mecha-King Ghidorah, Mechagodzilla, Megalon, SpaceGodzilla, Xiliens
Written by Frank Tieri
First appearance Latest appearance
Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons #1 Godzilla: Here There Be Aliens #5
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Rodan (ラドン,   Radon) is

Name

Main article: Rodan#Name.

Rodan's Japanese name, Radon, is a truncation of "Pteranodon." It may also have been chosen to suggest radiation. The name was changed to "Rodan" in English-speaking markets in order to avoid confusion with the element radon.

Design

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Personality

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Origins

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History

Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons

Issue #1

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Issue #3

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Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons II - Sons of Giants

Issue #1

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Issue #2

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Issue #3

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Issue #4

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Issue #5

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Godzilla: Here There Be Aliens

Issue #1

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Issue #2

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Issue #3

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Issue #4

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Issue #5

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Abilities

Flight

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Winds

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Physical abilities

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Heat ray

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Weaknesses

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Gallery

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Roar

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Trivia

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References

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