1973
50 meters (164 feet)
27,500 tons
Flight at Mach 3.5, various karate moves, flash beam from eyes, capable of altering his own size, can communicate with other kaiju using hand signals
Robotic Kaiju
Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973)
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Wins 1, Losses 1
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1973 |
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50 meters (164 feet) |
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27,500 tons |
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Flight at Mach 3.5, various karate moves, flash beam from eyes, capable of altering his own size, can communicate with other kaiju using hand signals |
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Robotic Kaiju |
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Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973) |
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1 |
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Wins 1, Losses 1 |
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| In 1973, inventor Goro Ibuki and his brother Rokuro built a robot to help around the house, but agents of the undersea kingdom of Seatopia stole the robot, named Jet Jaguar in order to use him to guide their monster Megalon in his attack upon the surface world. Goro and Rokuro did finally regain control of their robot, but not before Jet Jaguar had already lead Megalon close to Tokyo. So in order to combat the monster cockroach, the Ibuki’s sent Jet Jaguar to Ogasawara Island to get Godzilla to fight Megalon. The robot followed his orders, and Godzilla was on his way, all be it slowly. Jet Jaguar soon returned and displayed an amazing new power, the ability to program himself to increase is own size in order to hold off Megalon until Godzilla got there. Jet Jaguar was holding his own against the Seatopian God, until the space kaiju Gigan arrived from Nebula Space Hunter M to aid Megalon. The robotic kaiju was now in big trouble, but Godzilla soon arrived and together with Jet Jaguar, were able to drive off Megalon and Gigan, saving Japan from its enemies. | |
