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model of a Stegosaurus skeleton in Kyohei Yamane's office A model of a Stegosaurus skeleton in Kyohei Yamane's office Trendmasters Mecha Godzilla vs. Stegosaurus

(世界の王者 キングコング大会,   Sekai no Ōja Kingu Kongu Taikai) on December 31, 1966. The show was packaged with Tom of T.H.U.M.B. like in the U.S., and aired from April

humans on the beach, but took no interest and flew back into the jungle. They subsisted on giant fish that lived in the island's waters. They were not true

Captain Englehorn: “That's the thing about cockroaches. No matter how many times you flushed them down the toilet, they always crawl back up the bowl.”

the ride vehicle and escape through a back door. There, Bond knocks the man's gun away and wrestles him to the ground while he bids his children to run

Dr. Who" • "King Kong's House" • "MechaniKong" • "The Giant Sloths" • "The Legend of Loch Ness" • "Dr. Bone" • "No Man's Snowman" • "The Desert Pirates"

Article Gallery The Snowman's child (雪男の子ども,   Yuki Otoko no kodomo) is a young yeti kaijin that appeared in the 1955 Toho film Half Human. This section

Oba. Oba and his men discover the Snowman’s cave and captures the young Snowman, who is used to bait the adult Snowman into a trap. The trap is successful

Honda's Godzilla, after a failed first attempt by Teizo Toshimitsu and his associates. The following year, he helped to model the suit of the Snowman for

ants, much to Konga's amusement. Paul Gliddens-Smythe was an adventurer known for his disbelief in the so-called "abominable snowman", and became lost one

in the Godzilla series. Invisible Man (1954) Half Human (1955) Rodan (1956) The Mysterians (1957) Varan (1958) The H-Man (1958) The Three Treasures (1959)

village: by forming an unbreakable column and attacking it as a body. Hannibal's mercenaries talked him into letting them rest for a while, and they were ambushed

examining one of Kong's footprints, Lumpy came to the conclusion that an Abominable Snowman had taken Darrow, and proclaimed that they stood no chance of defeating

from Toho's Transforming Human Series films: The H-Man, The Secret of the Telegian and The Human Vapor. Invisible Man Nanjo and Invisible Man Akita Snowman

the Yeti from the 1977 film Yeti: Giant of the 20th Century. King Kong Snowman This is a list of references for Anthropoid. These citations are used to

Peking Man (U.S. re-release title) The Mighty Peking Man (U.S. DVD title) The Peking Man's Counterattack (北京原人の逆襲; Japan) The Abominable Snowman from the

Book 50's 東宝怪獣大図鑑５０年代 (p. 20) Godzilla - Godzilla, Trilobite (p. 26) Godzilla Raids Again - Godzilla, Anguirus (p. 36) Half Human - Beast Man Snowman (p. 40)

Name Image Appearance(s) Description Trivia (雪男の子ども,   Yuki Otoko no Kodomo) Baby Snowman Half Human (1955) Main article: Snowman's child. (液体ガマ,   Ekitai

Zagoran (from Sekai No Kaiju, 1967) Dagigon (from Sekai No Kaiju, 1967) Bagun (from Shin Sekai No Kaiju, 1967) Dorugo (from Shin Sekai No Kaiju, 1967) Gyo

Zen Kaijū Daizukan) is a Japanese informational book on Godzilla and Toho's other tokusatsu films, written by Toshiaki Iwahata. It was published by Kodansha