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| Subtitle | Shellfish Monster (貝獣 Kai-jū) |
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| Nicknames | Gorga, Kaigel (Shin Ultraman) |
| Type | Mollusk Kaiju |
| Home world | Earth |
| Height | 20 meters |
| Weight | 20,000 metric tons |
| Relations | Belyudra (component) |
| Enemies | Humans, SSSP |
| Portrayed by | Puppets, CGI (Shin Ultraman) |
| First appearance | Ultra Q episode 24, The Statue of Goga (1966) |
| Latest appearance | Shin Ultraman (2022) |
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Goga (ゴーガ Gōga) is a Gastropod Kaiju that first appeared in episode twenty-four the 1966 television series Ultra Q.
Development[]
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Design[]
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Origins[]
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History[]
Ultra Q[]
The Statue of Goga[]
Goga in Ultra Q
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Shin Ultraman[]
Kaigel in Shin Ultraman
Kaigel was the fifth monster to attack Japan following Gomess, the Mammoth Flower, Peguila, Largeus, and Pagos, Kaigel would attack Tokyo until it was Defeated by the Newly foundation the SSSP. After Kaigel defeat, the entire Military clean up the Entire body.
Abilities[]
Eye Beams[]
Goga can fire energy beams from his eyes. They are powerful enough to destroy Japanese jet fighters.
Drill Shell[]
Goga possesses a though protective shell that allows him to burrow underground.
Weaknesses[]
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Filmography[]
- Ultra Q (TV 1966)
- Shin Ultraman (2022)
Gallery[]
- Main article: Goga/Gallery
Roar[]
Goga's roars are reused from Toho's King Kong roars.
Trivia[]
- Despite being given the subtitle "Shellfish Monster", Goga is portrayed as a land snail monster.
- Goga was Supposedly to be name Kaigel but this was scrapped with the name Kaigel (カイゲル Kaigeru) being used for the monster return in Shin Ultraman.
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