What's there not to like about King Ghidorah (in English, Ghidrah)? Three heads, spews dragon-fire, and flies. Certainly an inspiration from the traditional asian dragon, Ghidorah has menaced his way through many a' monster flick.
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Friday, August 13, 2010
KAIJU FRIDAY
KAIJU (怪獣, kaijū) n. Japanese word loosely translated as "strange beast". Often used in English to mean "monster".
What's there not to like about King Ghidorah (in English, Ghidrah)? Three heads, spews dragon-fire, and flies. Certainly an inspiration from the traditional asian dragon, Ghidorah has menaced his way through many a' monster flick.
What's there not to like about King Ghidorah (in English, Ghidrah)? Three heads, spews dragon-fire, and flies. Certainly an inspiration from the traditional asian dragon, Ghidorah has menaced his way through many a' monster flick.
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