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Negadon (ネガドン Negadon) is a giant alien monster who appears in the 2005 film Negadon: The Monster from Mars.
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Name
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Personality
Not much is shown regarding the monster's behaviour, though it seemed to stay defensive after being brought to Earth, and attacked anything that neared it or provoked it, includng high agression towards MI-6 2 and clearly intended to destroy it.
Origins
Negadon is a Martian, emerged from a cocoon after it was brought to Earth.
History
Heisei era
Negadon: The Monster from Mars
As Earth's population in 2025 reached 10 billion, humanity planned to terraform Mars for resources and more living space. A blast exposed a mysterious cocoon, which was retrieved and brought to Earth by the spaceship Izanami. Narasaki, a former scientist, was visited by a past assistant and JSDF officer Seiji Yoshizawa, who asked him to consider joining the Japanese robotics program, but Narasaki, no longer having interests in robotics or science, refused. When Yoshizawa pressured further, Narasaki told him to leave.
Narasaki watches a bioluminescent yellow moth fly around the room, and experiences a flashback to an event at Narasaki Walking Machine Laboratory 10 years ago that changed everything. He had brought Emi, his duaghter, to work and explained about his lifetime dreams to create robots that would work in the sea and on the land. Emi stood, wide-eyed and agog, and when Narasaki was finished, she asked him if he had seen her letter. He apologizes and said that he left it in his coat pocket, and as she scolds him the system of robot MI-6 malfunctions and a tube snaps, flailing and smashing the glass infront of the pair. This kills Emi and blinds Narasaki in one eye.
Izanami holds the cocoon in its cargo section and flies to Earth when suddenly the temperature spikes dangerously high, decimating the ship and causing great destruction around it as it falls to Earth. A helicopter flies past and broadcasts live footage of the monster, Negadon, emerging out of the cocoon, only to be destroyed when the monster fires an electrical blast at the ground. The JSDF sends tanks, missiles, and much more, but Negadon simply ignores it all and demolishes them with a high-powered energy blast, then initiates a defensive stance.
Narasaki watches the panicked and shocked reporter from home on TV, thinking of the robot MI-6, and is filled with a burning determination to kill the monster. He climbs into the MI-6 2's cockpit, and receives a call from Seiji. He tells Narasaki to flee, and that an old prototype of a terraforming robot wouldn't defeat an enormous space monster. He denies Seiji's requests to give up, and just tells him to rescue his own family before the battle starts. MI-6 2 arrives in front of Negadon and sprints into action, being shot by an energy blast. He deflecta it with its drill arm, damaging the appendage that it came from and making Negadon topple. Negadon attacks with an energy whip, but Narasaki rapidly reacts, leaping over it and delivering a powerful kick. Negadon ambushes it and blasts a beam directly on the chest at point-blank range, which proves to be very effective. The JSDF's jets return and assault on the weak point on its appendage, diverting its attention, and MI-6 2 anchors on to Negadon, shooting off with Negadon being dragged up.
The battle is now entirely in space, with both sides floating around. MI-6 2 charges threateningly with the drill arm extended fully, and Negadon unleashes an energy ball that is intercepted by the drill. Narasaki hurls MI-6 2 towards Negadon with full thrusters and extreme speed, impaling straight into Negadon. Negadon ruptures and unleashes a meteor-sized explosion, taking all around with it, including MI-6 2. The robot's drill survives and surfs through space, marking the end of the monster's life.
Abilities
Energy Beam
Negadon can shoot a fiery yellow high-powered beam of energy from its appendages that are highly destructive and explosive, exploding anything that it comes into contact with, as shown when it took down a large group of tanks and buildings in its first appearance, and then pushed back and nearly destroyed MI-6 2.
Energy Lasso
By opening several hidden parts of its interior, Negadon can launch an orange whip made of energy with destructive power comaparable to its Energy Beam.
Energy Ball
By once again opening several concealed parts of its body like MI-6 2 can do, Negadon can unleash a devastating bright blue Energy Ball with which it struck MI-6 2, nearly breaking the machine's drill hand and which was only intercepted at full thruster speed.
Weaknesses
When the JSDF launched an aerial strike of missiles at Negadon's appendage, it fell right off, and when MI-6 2 reached its full thruster speed and power, its drill hand became embedded in a hidden part of it, causing it to collapse and explode.
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