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The following page is used to keep information on various monsters and mecha from various anime alive including some that were unnecessarily removed from their articles. In the world of information there is no cruft, there is only knowledge. Long live the monsters of the week!

From Machine Robo

A list of the many monsters that appeared in Machine Robo.

Main Gyandlar

Devil Satan 6: Six monstrous robots that can combine into the giant Devil Satan 6 robot. In the anime they are referred to by number instead of name. Released in new colors as the Renegade combiner Monsterous in the GoBots toyline.

Gillhead (Fright Face): (played by Kenichi Ono): The head. Speaks in a Kansai dialect for some reason. Weapon: Nunchaku.
Barabat (South Claw): Left arm. Weapon: Tonfa.
Deathclaw (Weird Wing): Right arm. Weapon is the Sasumata.
Gurogiron (Heart Attack): Torso. Weapon is the Wolf Tooth Staff (狼牙棒 Láng-Yá Bàng).
Eyegos (Gore Jaw): Right Leg. Weapon is Kusarigama.
Blugoda (Fangs): Left Leg. Weapon is Azure Dragon Sword (青龍刀 Qīng-Lóng Dao).

Evil Rock People

Devil Rock
Geiger Rock
Double Rock
Amazon Rock
Bloody Rock
Magna Rock

Gyandlar Commanders

Throughout the first half of the series Gadess uses various natives of Cronos to lead his forces.

Zagam: Appears in episodes 5, 17, and 18. Powers include a double sided scythe, invisibility, cold resistance, illusions, and dual foot skate blades.
Mizuchi: Appears in episodes 6, 17, and 18. Powers include body electricity that can causes cave ins, kicking, the Dragon King Sword, shoulder needle missiles, launchable back spikes, and lightning summoning that causes fissures.
Jingi: Appears in episodes 7, 17, and 18. Powers include dual buffalo horn boomerangs and size growth.
Gillman: Appears in episode 8. Powers include swimming, hypnosis, three claws in the right wrist, a jawed left arm, an extendable neck with detachable heads, and drills hidden in the arms.
King Kilandor: Appears in episode 9. Powers include a disguise, flight, and burrowing.
Iron Sand: Appears in episode 10. Powers include a sand based body, purple lightning strikes from the hands, and turning his hands into hooked swords.
Brock: Appears in episode 12. Powers include a sword that can emit green lightning, high jumping, and a drill-hammer hybrid weapon in the right arm.
Clubine: Appears in episode 13. Powers include flight, twin katanas, and self duplication.
Jingi Mark 2: Appears in episode 14. Its only known power is dual buffalo horn boomerangs that can emit electricity.
Gilda Brothers: Appears in episode 15. Powers include forming a tornado, flight, the silver one can extend his arms, the red one is armed with a scythe, the black one can fire a bladed boomerang from his abdomen, the combination to form Giant Gilda.
- Giant Gilda: Powers include a scythe, abdomen boomerangs, and a constricting whip tail.
Preacher: Appears in episode 16. Powers include the Anger Fear which spawns illusions based on fear, throwing knives, a gold broadsword that can be encased in fire.
Black Bass: Appears in episode 19. Powers include summoning flying electric jellyfish and emitting electromagnetic shocks.
Gerber: Appears in episode 20. Powers include the alpha beam from his atomic death fork and dark illusions.
Clay: Appears in episode 20. Powers include stone skin and the beta beam from his hands. Unlike other Gylander commanders he is not evil.
Wiseman: Appears in episode 21. Powers include hypnotic sound waves from the mouth, head tentacles, and levitation.
Magmaian: Appears in episode 23. Powers include a drill-like right arm trident spear and magma manipulation.
Ashura: Appears in episode 38. Powers include paralysis goo bullets from the abdomen and wired claw hands.
Phenomena: Appears in episode 39. Powers include levitation and heat bolts from its front spikes.

From Pretear

The demonic creatures that appeared in the 2001 anime series Pretear.

Demons

Forces of darkness eventually controlled by Fenrir that seek to drain the Leafe out of all other life forms similar to parasites. Although this is instantaneous toward plant life, more complicated organisms such as animals take over the course of hours to drain entirely.

Demon Larvae: Appear throughout the series starting in episode 1. Powers include environmental merging, tentacles, and size growth.
Water Demon: Appears in episodes 1 and 2. Powers include a water based body and tentacles from the body.
Trash Demon: Appears in episode 2. Powers include a pair of heads and a thick turtle shell.
Bicycle Demon: Appears in episode 3. Powers include body tentacles and controlling detached body parts.
Soil Demon: Appears in episode 4. Powers include tentacles and high jumping.
Transport Demons: Appear throughout the series starting in episode 5. Powers include flight and a toothy mouth tentacle. In episode 11 one was capable of growing to the size of a fully grown human adult.
Electric Demon: Appears in episode 5. Powers include tentacles and conducting electricity with its head bulb.
Building Demon: Appears in episodes 6, 7, and 8. Powers include impaling tentacles, phasing through matter, burrowing, spawning decoys, and a purple energy beam from its top.
Great Tree of Fenrir: Appears in episodes 11, 12, and 13. Powers include large destructive vines, size growth, regeneration, and spawning demon larvae.

From Ultimate Girls

The many giant monsters that appeared in the 2005 anime series Ultimate Girls.

Protagonist Monsters

Silk Koharuno: The main heroine of the trio. Although very shy and reserved about her new duty, she is the first of the three to demonstrate their new powers as UFO-man's successor, growing into a giant heroine. Only minutes after the transformation, she discovers her unusual battle suit is deteriorating little by little, until she is totally nude. This is, in fact, the source of her power as Ultimate Girl, since the most embarrased she becomes, her strongers her powers are. Being the most shy of all three girls, she is the most powerful of them all. She is referred to by the crowd as Ultimate Girl Hinnyu (Little Breasts).

Vivenne Ōtori: One of Silk's best friends. She along with Silk and Tsubomi were accidentally crushed and resurrected by UFO-man. Nervous about indecent exposure, she does not try her powers as an Ultimate Girl until Tsubomi fails in her first transformation and Silk refuses to do so again. Left no choice, she offers to go, being dubbed Ultimate Girl Kyonyū (Big Breasts) by spectators. When attempting to avoid exposing herself when her suit deteriorates, Vivienne is the first to learn how their powers are supposed to work, by being embarrassed, they generate an energy which can be projected as a weapon against the giant monsters. She has a secret crush on Silk.

Tsubomi Moroboshi: Silk and Vivienne's friend and classmate. Tsubomi is a cosplayer by hobby, so when she realized that she too was a giant heroine, she took the idea without feeling any shame or embarrassment. However, because of this attitude, she was basically useless, since the source of their strength comes from being thoroughly embarrassed and projecting that emotion into an energy that can defeat their giant adversaries. Even after learning this, Tsubomi is not fazed and enjoys her new profession as a heroine and still manages to hold back the many giant monsters they encounter by tricking them instead of using brute power. It was Tsubomi's idea to go by the name "Ultimate Girl." She is called Ultimate Girl Loli (from the term Lolita) by the spectators, because of her oveall little girl appearance, even if she's the same age as Silk and Vivenne.

UFO-man: The giant hero who has always been fighting innumerous giant extraterrestrial monsters that rampage throughout Japan, until the he accidentally steps on Silk, Vivienne, and Tsubomi. Out of sympathy for the girls (while also blaming the monster for their deaths), he sacrifices much of his power and energy to resurrect the three of them. In doing so, his body shrinks considerably, forcing him to rely on a UFO-like craft to levitate. By giving the girls his power, they are forcibly pressed into serving as giant heroines in his stead, by changing his hover craft into a wand which they must grab in order to invoke the transformation process. Only one of the girls can transform into Ultimate Girl at the same time, since UFO-man can't give power to the three of them at once. UFO-man is a parody of Ultraman.

Antagonist Monsters

The monsters of the series are born by green alien slime fusing to human beings with the monsters representing their personalities. If the opal-like cores are destroyed or separated the monster will disintegrate into gold particles of light.

Gullmark: Appears in episode 1. Its only known power is having a highly articulate body. It is a homage to Gomess from Ultra Q.
Shupo: Appears in episodes 2 and 3. Its only known power is morphing into a steam engine train. It is a homage to King Joe from Ultra Seven.
Ochuusha: Appears in episode 4. Powers include a syringe on arms, super speed, and stethoscope on the pelvis. It is a homage to Baltan Seijin from the original Ultraman with characteristics of Zetton (also from Ultraman) and Metrojn Seijin (from Ultra Seven).
Megami Mask: Appears in episode 5. Powers include a pair of glue bazookas on the back, wrestling skills, and summonable steel armor. He is a reference to the editor of Megami Magazine, the magazine that publishes the Ultimate Girls manga and his mask is arguably a reference to Ultimate Muscle.
Hachiro: Appears in episode 6. His only known power is a boxing glove on him main pair of tentacles.
Mahler: Appears in episode 7. Powers include burrowing, emitting hypnotic waves from the giant metronome on its face, and a maestro wand. It is a homage to Mochiron from Ultraman Taro.
Dainioh: Appears in episodes 8 and 9. Powers include a club, a constricting bead necklace, a spare body, burrowing by spinning, swimming, and six extra arms in its body. It is a homage Majin from Daimajin.
Mushuusaa: Appears in episode 10. Powers include a pair of scythe arms and a whip tail. It is a homage to Gyaos and Gigan.
Giant Makato: Appears in episodes 11 and 12. He is a homage to super robots such as Mazinger Z and the guyver units from Bio Booster Armor Guyver.

From Vividred Operation

A list of the many monsters that appeared in the 2012 anime series Vividred Operation.

Alones

Crow (カラス, Karasu): She acts as an intermediary between the Alone and Rei, who she manipulates into assisting the Alone in targeting the Manifestation Engine with the promises of restoring her destroyed world and reuniting her with her parents. She often punishes Rei for interacting with humans. In the last two epsiodes she transforms into the leader Alone, Fallen Angel.

Alone (アローン, Arōn): The Alone are a mysterious alien force from another dimension that takes many different forms and whose mission is to destroy the Manifestation Engine which, due to it providing 95% of the world's energy, will send the world into chaos if destroyed. When shot with arrows created by Rei, they can evolve into more powerful forms that are tougher to defeat, often aided with electromagnetism. All Alone are capable of firing red lasers from around their body. The Alone are often mechanical or resemble sediments, usually based on basic abstract imagery.

Four Legged: Appears in episodes 1 and 2.
Dragon: Appears in episode 3.
Hermit Crab: Appears in episode 4.
Cube: Appears in episode 5.
Lantern: Appears in episode 7.
Pincushion: Appears in episode 7 and morphs into the Alone Cocoon.
Cocoon: Appears in episodes 7 and 8.
Seahorse: Appears in episode 9.
Bacteriophage: Appears in episode 10.
Fallen Angel: Appears in episodes 11 and 12.

From Damidaler

A list of the many monsters that appeared in the 2014 anime Daimidaler.

Antarctic Series

A series of mecha used by the Penguin Empire which the Damidaler series was based on.

Antarctic Type 8: Appears in episodes 1 and 3. Powers include flight, a pelvis beam cannon called the Tail Beam, two 9-tube missile launchers in the pectorals, and super sonic movement.
Antarctic Type 9: Appears in episode 2. Powers include flight, body splitting armed with ten electric spikes each half, mouth rockets, arm electric bolts, and a torso energy cannon.
Antarctic Type 10: Appears in episode 4. Powers include a Daimidaler disguise, bladed arms armed with machine guns, a pelvis anchor called the Tail Punch, and a pelvis beam cannon called the Tail Beam.
Type 8 Ritz Custom: Appears in episodes 5 and 9. Powers include flight, a pelvis beam cannon called the Tail Beam, morphing the left hand into a drill, and a sphere particle barrier.
Antarctic Type 11: Appears in episodes 6 and 7. Powers include a pincer claw in the neck, a ten thousand volt energy beam from the eyes called the Antarctic Beam, flight, an electric barrier, and turning into a tornado called the Penguin Aurora Spin.
Humpbolt Kai: Appears in episodes 9, 10, 11, and 12. Powers include disguising itself as Type 8, flight, sharp claws, and a force field.

From Spec-Ops Asuka

A list of the many monsters that appeared in the 2019 anime Spec-Ops Asuka.

Disas

Throughout the series various types of disas appear. While they usually have characteristics of stuffed animals stronger ones resemble slasher movie icons.

Catepillar: Appears in episode 1.
King: Appears in episode 1. Powers include a lava based body and mouth fire balls.
Bear: Appear in episodes 1, 2, 9, and 10. Powers include teleportation, size changing, retractable claws that regenerate
Cat: Appears in episode 5.
Seal: Appears in episode 5.
Voorhees: Appear in episodes 6, 9, and 10. Powers include strength, a baseball bat with nails, and a hammer.
Ursa: Appears in episode 7. Only known power is sharp claws.
Greek: Appear in episodes 8 and 10. Powers include a pair of bull horns, a saw, and a machine gun, and teleportation.
Goblin: Appear in episodes 8 and 10. Powers include a spear, flight, and an assault rifle.
Foreign Observer Raven: Appears in episode 9.
Fire Controller Cat: Appears in episode 9.
Cenobite: Appear in episodes 9, 10, and 11. Powers include magic beams, a liquid form, and summoning magic wires.
Moose: Appears in episode 9.
Flying Lizard: Appear in episode 9. Powers include flight and a backpack with marble bombs.
Tengu: Appears in episode 10.
Rabbit: Appears in episode 10. Powers include sharp claws and a machine gun.
Goat: Appears in episode 10. Powers include sharp claws and a machine gun.