Zandora

Zandora Alternate names Zandolla, Zandola Subtitle(s) Earth Eating Terror-Beast (土食い恐獣,   Tsuchi-gui Kyōjū) Species Terror-Beast Height 78 meters Weight 91,000 metric tons Controlled by Garogas Allies None Enemies Zone Fighter, Godzilla First appearance Submersion! Godzilla, Save Tokyo! Roar(s)

Zandora (ザンドラ,   Zandora) is a kaiju created by Toho that first appeared in episode 15 of Zone Fighter, Submersion! Godzilla, Save Tokyo!

Name

Zandora's name may be derived from zando (残土), a Japanese word referring to earth dug out from a construction site.

Design

Zandora's skin is a light blue color. His head is a light beige color and is shaped like a drill. He has no eyes, mouth, or any others features of a face. The tip of his drill head is the same color as his claw-like hands which are a dark brown. He has a long tail which is also his skin color. His knee caps and parts of his arms are a darker blue color.

History

Showa era

Zone Fighter

Zandora is being used by the Garogas to dig tunnels, with the intention of creating a huge sinkhole that will cause Tokyo to fall underground. When Zone Fighter finally confronts Zandora, the monster easily defeats Zone Fighter and buries him underground. It looked like all hope was lost for Zone Fighter until Godzilla comes to help him out. Godzilla and Zone Fighter begin to fight Zandora together. Zandora is finished off by Zone Fighter who uses a Meteor Proton Beam.

Abilities

Physical abilities

For melee, Zandora sticks to basic hard-hitting punches. He can also use his drill head in battle. He can either use it to bury his opponents like he did Zone Fighter, or he can just flat out use it as a weapon.

Steam

Zandora is also capable of emitting steam from his hands that is strong enough to ward off opponents.

Roar

Zandora uses broken up Tyrant roars.

Gallery

Screenshots

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Toys

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  Charactics Zandora figure

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  Yutari Zandora figure

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  A Zandora eraser

References

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