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'''Gappa the Triphibian Monster (大巨獣ガッパ Daikyojū Gappa/Colossal Beast Gappa)''' originally released in American theaters as '''Monster from a Prehistoric Planet''' is one of the Nikkatsu Corporation's only two forays into the {{Kaiju}} genre (the other being Film/DeathKappa).
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When the publisher [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Playmate Magazine]], Daize Tonoka, funds an expedition to the South Seas in search of rare animals for a new island resort, the crew discovers a strange new creature on Obelisk Island and Tonoka decides to smuggle it back to Japan for his resort. Unfortunately for him that creature is a baby Gappa, a large reptilian monster that the natives of Obelisk Island worship as gods, what's more that baby has parents that are very determined to get their child back.
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When the publisher of [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Playmate Magazine]], Daize Tonoka, funds an expedition to the South Seas in search of rare animals for a new island resort, the crew discovers a strange new creature on Obelisk Island and Tonoka decides to smuggle it back to Japan for his resort. Unfortunately for him that creature is a baby Gappa, a large reptilian monster that the natives of Obelisk Island worship as gods, gods; what's more more, that baby has parents that are very determined to get their child back.
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* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from Franchise/KingKong, being greedy eutrpenuers who capture monsters for profit.
* EyeBeams: While Not demonstrated in the film proper, supplementary materials show the Gappas can emit Heat Wave Beams from their eyes.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Daize Tonoka kidnapped the Baby Gappa and went to great lengths to hide it so people wouldn't find out that the two monsters destroying Tokyo were his fault.
* EyeBeams: While Not demonstrated in the film proper, supplementary materials show the Gappas can emit Heat Wave Beams from their eyes.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Daize Tonoka kidnapped the Baby Gappa and went to great lengths to hide it so people wouldn't find out that the two monsters destroying Tokyo were his fault.
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* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from Franchise/KingKong, ''Franchise/KingKong'', being greedy eutrpenuers entrepreneurs who capture monsters for profit.
* EyeBeams: WhileNot not demonstrated in the film proper, supplementary materials show the Gappas can emit Heat Wave Beams heat wave beams from their eyes.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Daize Tonokakidnapped kidnaps the Baby baby Gappa and went goes to great lengths to hide it so people wouldn't won't find out that the two monsters destroying Tokyo were are his fault.
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* OurGryphonsAreDifferent: While they're never called so, the Gappas do resemble and can be considered reptilian gryphobs, with their four limbs plus wings and a beak.
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* OurGryphonsAreDifferent: While they're never called so, the Gappas do resemble and can be considered reptilian gryphobs, gryphons, with their four limbs plus wings and a beak.
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* OurGryphonsAreDifferent: While they'e never called so, the Gappas do resemble and can be considered reptilian gryphobs, with their four limbs plus wings and a beak.
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* OurGryphonsAreDifferent: While they'e they're never called so, the Gappas do resemble and can be considered reptilian gryphobs, with their four limbs plus wings and a beak.
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* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from Franchise/KingKong.Franchise/KingKong, being greedy eutrpenuers who capture monsters for profit.
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* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from [[Franchise/KingKong]].
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'''Gappa the Triphibian Monster (大巨獣ガッパ Daikyojū Gappa/Colossal Beast Gappa)''' originally released in American theaters as '''Monster from a Prehistoric Planet''' is one of the Nikkatsu Corporation's only two forays into the {{Kaiju}} genre (the other being Film/DeathKappa).
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'''Gappa the Triphibian Monster (大巨獣ガッパ Daikyojū Gappa/Colossal Beast Gappa)''' originally released in American theaters as '''Monster from a Prehistoric Planet''' is one of the Nikkatsu Corporation's only two forays into the {{Kaiju}} genre (the other being Film/DeathKappa).Film/DeathKappa).
When the publisher [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Playmate Magazine]], Daize Tonoka, funds an expedition to the South Seas in search of rare animals for a new island resort, the crew discovers a strange new creature on Obelisk Island and Tonoka decides to smuggle it back to Japan for his resort. Unfortunately for him that creature is a baby Gappa, a large reptilian monster that the natives of Obelisk Island worship as gods, what's more that baby has parents that are very determined to get their child back.
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* BreathWeapon: The Gappas' Radiant Heat Beam.
* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from [[Franchise/KingKong]].
* EyeBeams: While Not demonstrated in the film proper, supplementary materials show the Gappas can emit Heat Wave Beams from their eyes.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Daize Tonoka kidnapped the Baby Gappa and went to great lengths to hide it so people wouldn't find out that the two monsters destroying Tokyo were his fault.
* MonsterIsAMommy: The Gappas only attack Tokyo to rescue their son.
When the publisher [[Magazine/{{Playboy}} Playmate Magazine]], Daize Tonoka, funds an expedition to the South Seas in search of rare animals for a new island resort, the crew discovers a strange new creature on Obelisk Island and Tonoka decides to smuggle it back to Japan for his resort. Unfortunately for him that creature is a baby Gappa, a large reptilian monster that the natives of Obelisk Island worship as gods, what's more that baby has parents that are very determined to get their child back.
!!Contains Examples of…
* BreathWeapon: The Gappas' Radiant Heat Beam.
* {{Expy}}: Daize Tonoka appears to be one of Carl Denham from [[Franchise/KingKong]].
* EyeBeams: While Not demonstrated in the film proper, supplementary materials show the Gappas can emit Heat Wave Beams from their eyes.
* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Daize Tonoka kidnapped the Baby Gappa and went to great lengths to hide it so people wouldn't find out that the two monsters destroying Tokyo were his fault.
* MonsterIsAMommy: The Gappas only attack Tokyo to rescue their son.
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