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| Gorothunder | |||
| Subtitle | Gorothunder: Thunderstroke Monster (雷撃獣神 Raigeki Jū-shin) Barriguiler: | ||
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| Type | Electric Kaiju | ||
| Height | 55 meters[1][2] | ||
| Weight | 40,000 metric tons[1][2] | ||
| Forms | Barriguiler | ||
| Relations | Kirisaki (summoner/master), Hudram (summoner/master) | ||
| Enemies | Ultraman Taiga, Ultraman Titas, Ultraman Fuma, GUTS-Select, Ultraman Trigger, Hudram | ||
| Portrayed by | Shun Takahashi (Gorothunder), Kentaro Shimazu (Barriguiler) | ||
| Voice actors | Takanori Tsujimoto (Gorothunder), Shun Takahashi (Barriguiler) | ||
| First appearance | Ultraman Taiga Episode 19: "Withstand the Lightning Strike!" (2019) | ||
| Latest appearance | Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga episode 20, "The Blue One Comes With the Lightning" (2021) [as Barriguiler] | ||
| Roars | To be added | ||
Gorothunder (ゴロサンダー Gorosandā) is a kaiju that first appeared in episode nineteen of the 2019 television series Ultraman Taiga.
A second indavidual realted to Gorothunder appeared in episode 20 of Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga, under the name Barriguiler (バリガイラー Barigairā).
Name[]
The first suffix of Gorothunder's name, "Goro (ゴロ Goro)," is diverted from the Japanese onomatopoeia of thunder sounds, (Gorogoro ゴロゴロ), with the second suffix using the word "Thunder (サンダー Sandā)." Barriguiler's name comes from the kaiju-suffixes "Barri (バリ Bari) and Guiler (ガイラー Gairā). Ironicly, both monster's Japanese names contain "Sandā" and "Gairā," which in turn are the names that belong to the two gargatuas from Toho's 1966 film, The War of the Gargantuas.
Design[]
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Origins[]
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History[]
Ultraman Taiga[]
"Withstand the Lightning Strike!"[]
Gorothunder against Taiga in Ultraman Taiga
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Ultraman Taiga the Movie: New Generation Climax[]
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Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga[]
"The Blue One Comes With the Lightning"[]
Barriguiler against Trigger in Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga
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Abilities[]
Physical Strength[]
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Goro Tatsumaki[]
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Thunder Spark[]
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Goron Rod[]
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Levitation[]
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Abdomen Gem[]
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Flatulence Propulsion[]
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Size Change[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Filmography[]
- Ultraman Taiga (TV 2019)
- Ultraman Taiga the Movie: New Generation Climax (2020)
- Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga (TV 2021)
Gallery[]
- Main article: Gorothunder/Gallery
Trivia[]
- Gorothunder's design resembles those of the Ultraman Taro monsters Live King and Dorobon.
References[]
This is a list of references for Gorothunder. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
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