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Species
Dream Ogre

Height
58 metres

Weight
23,000 tons

Origins
Dream

Major enemies
Minilla
Godzilla
Godman
Greenman

First appearance
All Monsters Attack (1969)

Created by
Ishirô Honda

Portrayed by:
Hiroshi Sekita




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For the genusof noctuidmoths, see Gabara

Gabara (ガバラ) is a fictional kaiju (giant monster) featured in the 1969 Japanese tokusatsu film All Monsters Attack (also known as "Godzilla's Revenge"), the tenth Godzilla film to be produced by Toho. Gabara is the primary antagonist of the film
Overview

Just as All Monsters Attack is one of the more distinctive entries in the Godzilla canon — existing, as Gabara does, entirely inside the dreams of a small child — Gabara is unique. Not obviously based on any real animal or mythological creature, Gabara's costume is similar to an ogre or troll, with a turquoise, warty hide. On top of his head is a mane of scruffy orange fur with a series of horns protruding from it. His roar is vaguely catlike, sounding like a crazed, throaty warble. Gabara has the power to project electricity through physical contact, (similar to an ability used by King Kong in King Kong vs. Godzilla), and uses this ability to electrocute Minya, and later, Godzilla.
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Within the context of the film, Gabara is a representation within the dreams of Ichiro, the main character, of a schoolyard bully of the same name. Similarly, Ichiro is represented by Minya, Godzilla's son. After Godzilla defends his offspring in Ichiro's dreams, Ichiro is able to overcome his fears and confront the real Gabara.
The character did not make any further appearances in Godzilla films, but the name and costume were reused in the second episode of Yuke! Godman and the following year in the fourteenth episode of the short Kyodai Hero television series Ike! Greenman. However the Godman and Greenman shows were not linked to any sort of continuity with the various Toho films
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