Chibi Anguirus
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If you need to eat Anguirus, stew him in miso.
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— Chibi Godzilla in the Chibi Monster Karuta cards (Chibi Godzilla Raids Again) |
Chibi Anguirus (ちびアンギラス Chibi Angirasu) is a juvenile kaiju who first appeared in the 2019 children's book Close Friends, Chibi Godzilla. A spiky monster with the ability to curl into a ball, Chibi Anguirus is a close friend of Chibi Godzilla and his other friends.
Name
Chibi Anguirus' name comes from placing chibi (ちび), a Japanese word meaning "little," in front of Anguirus' name.
Design
Chibi Anguirus has bluish-green skin, with a carapace covered in gray spikes and five yellow horns atop his head and another yellow horn on his nose.
Personality
Chibi Anguirus is a friend of Chibi Godzilla, Chibi Ghidorah, Chibi Mothra, Chibi Rodan, and the Chibi Mechagodzilla Brothers. He admires Chibi Godzilla and his ability to breathe fire.
History
- Chibi Godzilla Raids Again (TV 2023) [episodes 6-7, 11]
Chibi Godzilla Raids Again
"The Roaring Dragon, Chibi Anguirus"
While Chibi Godzilla was teaching Chibi Mechagodzilla about hunting on Monster Island, Chibi Mechagodzilla ended up caught in a bear trap that the former had set. Chibi Mechagodzilla suddenly heard the loud frightening roars of an approaching kaiju and was scared out of his wits until seeing that they belonged to small monster. Chibi Godzilla introduced the monster as Chibi Anguirus, explaining that his voice change has left him only able to communicate in roars incomprehensible to the chibi monsters. Chibi Mechagodzilla asked how they could even communicate while Chibi Godzilla explained he mostly just guesstimates, with his flimsy attempts at translation frustrating Chibi Mechagodzilla. Chibi Godzilla then had the idea of having the Shobijin use their telepathy to translate, but their attempts proved to be just as inaccurate as Chibi Godzilla's. After Chibi Anguirus repeatedly denied the supposed translations of the Shobijin and Chibi Godzilla, Chibi Mechagodzilla theorized that Chibi Anguirus had come to free him from the trap, only for Chibi Anguirus to once more reject the suggestion.
"All Chibi Monsters Attack"
Chibi Godzilla, Chibi Ghidorah, and Chibi Anguirus destroyed a model city in Chibi Mechagodzilla's cabin, much to the robot's dismay. Chibi Ghidorah and Chibi Anguirus both apologized for their actions, pacifying Chibi Mechagodzilla, who forgave them. Chibi Godzilla then got Chibi Mechagodzilla to leave by telling him they would clean up the mess, though this proved to be another ruse as he planned to wreck even more of the city and proceeded to tempt the other monsters with more destruction. Before they could initiate their second assault, however, the enraged Chibi Mechagodzilla caught them and blasted the trio with his eye beams before ordering them to fix what they could.
Abilities
Spiked carapace
Chibi Anguirus's back is covered in spikes.
Ball
Chibi Anguirus can curl into a spiky ball.
Books
Close Friends, Chibi Godzilla
When feeling lonely, Chibi Godzilla set out to look for friends, encountering Chibi Anguirus along with Chibi Mothra, Chibi Rodan, and Chibi Ghidorah. Chibi Godzilla remarked that Chibi Anguirus was covered in "cool" spikes. When the other monsters asked what Chibi Godzilla could do, he responded saying he could breathe fire and exhaled a blast of fire at them, prompting them to flee. While running after them, Chibi Godzilla's fire breath caused fruit to fall out of a nearby tree. He asked the other monsters to share the fruit with him, and they all ate until they were full. Chibi Godzilla was no longer lonely as he befriended the other monsters.
Gallery
- Main article: Chibi Anguirus/Gallery.
Roar
In Chibi Godzilla Raids Again, Chibi Anguirus roars instead of speaking like the other monsters. He uses the same roars as Anguirus from Godzilla Raids Again, which were created using a saxophone.[1]
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References
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