Mecha kaiju (Meka-Kaijū) are robotic or cybernetic kaiju. Such may be unique characters, like Moguera, but also robot counterparts of an already existing kaiju, such as Mechani-Kong and Mechagodzilla, mainly produced by a foe to fight the real kaiju.
Kaiju No. 8: With Genta Nakamura, Masaya Fukunishi, Ai Fairouz, Ryosuke Higa. A man working a job far removed from his childhood dreams gets wrapped up in an unexpected situation - becoming a monster, he aims once again to fulfill his lifelong dream.
Everyone's familiar with at least one kaiju, even if they think they're not. Learn all about Godzilla, King Kong, Gamera and more.
Welcome to Kaiju Battle, a website that brings together news, info, and more for fans of kaiju like Godzilla, Gamera, King Kong, and films like Pacific Rim, and the Monsterverse, and more.
Kaiju represent the larger-than-life dangers we face as humans, such as nuclear war and alien invasions, as well as the unstoppable power of nature itself. From black-and-white suitmation to CGI and motion capture, kaiju are here to stay.
Below is a list of all the live action Toho films that feature a kaiju. Although the term kaiju can be used to describe any monster, this list only includes productions that feature those that are much larger than humans (daikaijus) like Godzilla, Mothra and Rodan.
Kaiju (translated as strange beasts), sometimes romanized as kaijyu and kaizyu, also known as Daikaiju (translated as giant strange beasts), are strange entities that appear from human-size to incredibly colossal and are usually depicted attacking major cities and engaging the military, or other...
Kaiju (怪獣 kaijū?) is a Japanese word that literally translates to "strange creature". However, the word kaiju has been translated and defined in English as "monster".