Gamera, the atomic-powered flying sea turtle, wasn’t introduced until the mid 1960s, and by then he wasn’t out to destroy mankind but rather save it. From what? You name it, Gamera fought it.

Of course, the viewer doesn’t see the aliens chew on brains, but they do see the films knife-skulled kaiju antagonist slice the flying Gyaos to chunks before attempting to do the same to Gamera.

Title: Gamera Date: 1965 Vitals: Meet Gamera, a giant flying turtle who loves children and is one of the most famous kaiju in the giant monster pantheon. Also, he has really awesome fights with ...

Now of course the flying turtle has his following and a reputation built on multiple films from different eras; nevertheless, Gamera always seemed to come in number two in the Japanese giant ...

It culminates in Guiron literally chopping Gyaos to pieces, sending the gnarly bat’s head flying with ... of a gargantuan turtle. The government thinks this turtle, Gamera, is the bigger ...

Gamera, you'll recall from Japanese horror movies, was a giant, fire-breathing, flying turtle that used to terrorize Tokyo (and battle Godzilla) back in the 1960s. So what else would students at ...

As Ayana's monster, named Iris, grows to adulthood, the flying turtle Gamera begins to take an interest in this new potential threat. Who will be the victor in the final battle, and how much of ...

In the distance, another giant monster can be seen flying. The monster may ... Portrayed as a massive fire-breathing turtle that can walk on two legs, Gamera is a destructive presence that feeds ...

This weekend’s B-Sides will provide you with the proper subtitles to the catchy children’s choir Gamera song performed as their turtle savior escorts a pair of innocent Earth children flying ...

A biology student has just hovered her way into the record books in a four-rotor, human-powered helicopter named after a giant flying turtle from Japanese kaiju movies. Gamera was built to try and ...

Gamera: Ultimate Collection – Volume ... Toho’s Godzilla series by introducing the world to the giant flying, fire-breathing turtle and a diluted little boy that believes this destructive ...

They named their helicopter Gamera after a flying turtle from a Japanese monster movie (U of M's mascot is a terrapin). In the spring of 2011, after two years of work and 20 failed attempts ...