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   Apr 15, 2024 · Gamera (ガメラ, Gamera) is a giant flying turtle kaiju who first appeared in the 1965 Daiei film Gamera the Giant Monster. In his first onscreen appearance, Gamera was an ancient creature disturbed from his rest under the Arctic ice by a nuclear blast.

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   Is Gamera a monster?

   • Gamera - The primary monster of the franchise, Gamera made his debut in the film Gamera the Giant Monster in 1965. Gamera is a giant bipedal turtle capable of flying and breathing fire. While Gamera was a villain in his debut film, he has developed into a heroic monster that defends humanity from threats and has a special affinity for children.

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   Why was Gamera created?

   • Gamera was created by the ancient civilization of Atlantis thousands of years ago in order to combat their previous creation, Gyaos. Gamera wiped out most of the Gyaos, but Atlantis was completely destroyed in the battle. Gamera was sealed within an atoll and remained dormant until 1995, when three Gyaos appeared in the skies over Japan.

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   Is Gamera a villain?

   • Gamera is a giant bipedal turtle capable of flying and breathing fire. While Gamera was a villain in his debut film, he has developed into a heroic monster that defends humanity from threats and has a special affinity for children. Gamera's origins are connected to the ancient Atlantis civilization in both the Showa and Heisei series.

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   Is Gamera the same as Godzilla?

   • While the Gamera series began as a cash-in on the popularity of the Godzilla franchise, it has since developed its own identity and become a popular and respected film series in its own right. Gamera, while not quite as popular as his Toho counterpart Godzilla, is still a recognizable pop culture icon in Japan and around the world.

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