 This article is about a monster in Bakuryu Sentai Abaranger.
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Giganoid #4: Resurrection (ギガノイド第4番 復活 Giganoido Yoban: Fukkatsu, 14): A Giganoid created from the fossilized remains of a dinosaur.
History[]
A Giganoid created from the fossilized remains of a new species of giant theropod dinosaur, the Abaresaurus. It was selected as it was in the process of turning into a Bakuryuu prior to its death, giving off a faint energy signature similar to the living Bakuryuu. It possessed incredible strength with the ability to expel a miasma from his jaws and could regenerate severed body parts.
At first, Ptera and Ranru Itsuki refused to fight Resurrection because it was a dinosaur and was the dream of Mr. Denjirou, its founder. But the two soon were forced to fight the monster while Mr. Denjiro sacrificed his dream of being the one to unveil his discovery of the dinosaur. It was stopped in its tracks by Mr. Denjiro's words as AbarenOh ended the Giganoid by targeting the only part of its body not covered in bone.
TV STORY-Ep. 14: Discovery! Abaresaurus
Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Miasma Blast: Resurrection could release a miasma cloud from his mouth.
- Regeneration: Resurrection can regenerate any part that is cut off.
Abilities[]
- Digging: Resurrection could dig and traverse underground.
- Durability: Resurrection possesses great durability and is practically invulnerable to attacks.
Weaknesses[]
- Neck: Resurrection's only weak spot is a spot on it's neck not covered in bone.
Arsenal[]
- Claws: Resurrection lacks any real weapons, instead using his claws for battle.
- Bone Claw Missiles: Resurrection could fire bone-like claws from his own claws.
- Electrocution: Resurrection can generate blue-colored electricity from his claws.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
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Design[]
- His design is based on a dinosaur fossil.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
- It was named after Gustaf Mahler's second symphony (the "Resurrection").
Notes[]
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Appearances[]
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See Also[]
- Fossilador - Power Rangers counterpart in Dino Thunder. See comparison page.
External Links[]
- 2/0004/index.html TV Asahi's page on Giganoid 4: Resurrection (from the Internet Archive)
- Toei's page on Giganoid 4: Resurrection (from the Internet Archive)
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