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(literal Japanese title) Super Monster (original English title) Gamera: The Super Monster (original U.S. DVD title) Gamera: Super Monster (U.S. DVD title)

including the Super X MODEROID Super X model kit Super X card featured in the Godzilla Wars 2 line of Toy Card 100 trading cards. Super X T-shirt Super X2 Super

thoughts of releasing the film in theaters, in the end it was decided to release the film directly to home video instead. The film was released on video in

footage from the film aside from the end credits, which were replaced by a black screen with copyright information. TriStar did not give the film a DVD release

wherein a giant swallow builds a nest on Tokyo Tower. In 1998, BBC2 used the footage of the final battle between Gamera and Super Gyaos from this film during

manufactured by Ford Motor Company. It appears in the 1957 Toho film, The Mysterians and several kaiju films. The Mysterians (1957) Varan (1958) Mothra (1961) King

the 1993 Godzilla film Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II. The character returned as LittleGodzilla (リトルゴジラ,   Ritorugojira) in the 1994 film Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla

Article Credits Godzilla: Giant Monsters All-Out Typing Attack (ゴジラ 大怪獣総打撃,   Gojira: Daikaijū Sōdageki) is a Japanese computer typing game developed by

also cut the film's end credits, replacing them with a black screen containing copyright information. In 2000, TriStar released the film on DVD in a double

out by the Super X was removed), the Super X fight was re-arranged (in the Japanese version, Godzilla fires his atomic breath at the Super X after being

Jiger and Gamera Super Monster, Gamera vs. Viras was one of the three Showa Gamera movies that was not licensed by Sandy Frank Film Syndication in the

some Japanese sources such as Godzilla 1954-1999 Super Complete Works, which give it the English name Giant Sea Louse. This change may have been due to the

Godzilla film with Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001). There were two Godzilla suits used in this film. The first

Mirror Super X2 prop (bottom left) Bandai HG Series Set 3 Super X and Super X2 S.H. MonsterArts Super X2 Kotobukiya Super X2 model kit Kotobukiya Super X2

shown to be a giant building-destroying monster towards the beginning of the film. Similarly, in another credits scene, Tsunozillas's giant stature is regained

international English dub for the film. The only edits TriStar made to the film involved on-screen text and the end credits. Rather than use Toho's international

Gallery Gallas (ギャラス,   Gyarasu) is a giant raven kaiju who appears in the 2019 Toei Tokusatsu Fan Club short film Kaiju Ward Gallas. Gallas was originally

(人工雷発生装置,   Jinkōrai Hassei Sōchi) is a superweapon that appeared in the 1964 film, Mothra vs. Godzilla. They are regular electrical pylons with Tesla coils

though this is only demonstrated in the film's end credits. It uses this attack again in the 2021 short film Godzilla vs. Hedorah, burning the area around

Frankenstein film, however, and in 1963 Tomoyuki Tanaka greenlit Frankenstein vs. The Human Vapor, a sequel to the studio's previous film The Human Vapor