Zanon
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The Zanon (ザノン号 is a massive pirate spacecraft which appears in the Zanon-gō)1980 Daiei film Gamera Super Monster.
History
- Gamera Super Monster (1980)
Showa era
Gamera Super Monster

After revealing his plans to invade the Earth, the captain of the Zanon released the kaiju Gyaos, Zigra, Viras, Jiger, Guiron and Barugon, and also briefly utilized a mind-control device released from the ship to control Gamera. After Gamera defeated all of the monsters, Giruge arrived to fight the Spacewomen personally, but was defeated by them and chose to defect after she was spared by the heroes. Unfortunately, this didn't last long, as the Zanon killed Giruge using a laser beam. The Zanon flew into battle to kill Gamera, but was destroyed after Gamera sacrificed himself by slamming into the ship and detonating it.
Comics
- Gamera the Giant Monster (1994-1995)
Gamera the Giant Monster
The Zanon is mentioned briefly when explaining that Gamera was resurrected using Atlantean technology after sacrificing himself.
Video games
- Gamera: The Time Adventure (1995) - Bandai Playdia
Gamera: The Time Adventure
The Zanon appears as the primary threat of Gamera: The Time Adventure, depicted exclusively through stock film footage. As a result of the threat to Earth posed by the Zanon, the Time Patrol investigates the past of the mysterious monster Gamera in order to determine if he is friend or foe. Upon concluding that Gamera is a heroic kaiju, the Time Patrol joins forces with him to destroy the Zanon together. Notably, unlike in the film, Gamera survives the destruction of the Zanon.
The Zanon in Gamera: The Time Adventure
Gallery
Production
Screenshots
Gamera flying toward the Zanon
Merchandise
Trivia
- The Zanon's appearance is nearly identical to that of an Imperial Star Destroyer from the Star Wars franchise. Gamera Super Monster was released the same year as the second Star Wars film, The Empire Strikes Back.
Notes
- ↑ "The Zanon's total length is as much as 200 meters." / ザノン号の全長は200メートルもある。
References
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