Godzilla Codexery

Characters

21 entries in the Godzilla compendium.

Characters — Era Chart

Miki Saegusa1944Destoroyah1954Emiko Yamane1954Anguirus1955Rodan1956Minilla1967Gigan1972King Caesar1974Biollante1985SpaceGodzilla1994Shin Godzilla2011
RodanA giant pteranodon-like monster first appearing in the 1956 film 'Rodan'.BiollanteA monster born from Godzilla's cells, plant cells, and human cells.AnguirusThe armored warrior who first fought Godzilla and later became his ally.DestoroyahBorn from the Oxygen Destroyer, this mutated colony merges into larger forms to hunt the KSpaceGodzillaA crystalline clone of Godzilla who first appeared in 1994 and is set to return in 2027.Dr. Ishiro SerizawaThe scientist who wielded extinction to ensure salvation.Mark RussellA grieving father who learned that humanity must coexist with the Titans.Emiko YamaneThe daughter of Dr. Kyohei Yamane who revealed the Oxygen Destroyer secret to stop GodzillMadison RussellA young voice that dares to speak for the monsters and save humanity.Emma RussellA mother who believed releasing Titans would save the planet.GiganA space monster with bladed weapons and flight capabilities, guided by Action Signal TapesKing CaesarOkinawa's guardian monster who awakens when the red moon sets and the sun rises in the wesMinillaThe adopted son of Godzilla, known as Minilla or Minya.BaragonThe earth-shaking guardian who answers only when the world trembles.Shin GodzillaA rapidly mutating nightmare that evolves faster than humanity can fight back.Akiko FujiA steady hand in the chaos, bridging the gap between humanity and gods.Miki SaegusaThe psychic who communicates with and controls Godzilla.GodzillaA Titan who maintains order between humanity and other monsters.King GhidorahHarbinger of cosmic ruin—the golden nightmare that devours worlds and leaves only silence MothraThe benevolent giant moth who guards the world with scales of light and a song of hope.Dr. SerizawaA tragic visionary who destroyed a monster to save the world from his own creation.
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