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* ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'' has the Ten-Tails, an ancient entity that possesses nigh-incomprehensible levels of power and can only be controlled by those possessing Wood Release. It has no feelings or ideals as such, its chakra can only be sensed in the form of the same natural energy that pervades the world. It also serves as the progenitor of everything in the Shinobi world and it’s a nearly unstoppable force of nature. [[spoiler: it’s eventually revealed that its true identity, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, merged with the God Tree to take the chakra of her own sons.]]
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* ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'' has the Ten-Tails, an ancient entity that possesses nigh-incomprehensible levels of power and can only be controlled by those possessing Wood Release. It has no feelings or ideals as such, its chakra can only be sensed in the form of the same natural energy that pervades the world. It also serves as the progenitor of everything in the Shinobi world and it’s a nearly unstoppable force of nature. [[spoiler: it’s It’s eventually revealed that its true identity, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, merged with the God Tree to take the chakra of her own sons.sons before she was sealed away and the Ten-Tails itself was split into nine pieces by the Sage of Six Paths who are all the Tailed Beasts of today and are also this but to a lesser extent.]]
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** The ''[[Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion Rebuild]]'' films turned Ramiel, Sahaquiel, and Zeruel into this. Ramiel is now a living geometry that constantly morphs through [[AlienGeometries impossible transformations]] whenever it is about to attack with a WaveMotionGun capable of melting mountains in one shot, constantly ''singing'' with inhuman voices and ''[[HellIsThatNoise screams]]'' whenever damaged. Sahaquiel becomes (by {{Kaiju}}-standards) ''gargantuan'' thing that mixes traits from three Angels of the original series, including the aforementioned Leliel. Zeruel takes the cake, for while it visually doesn't look any different, now it has at least ''24 layers'' of AT-Field, can shoot off EyeBeams to one-shot a barrier that took Ramiel 10 hours to destroy, and [[spoiler:can consume an EVA whole, and transform its body (but not its head) into a naked, human woman body to gain the traits of an EVA]].
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** The ''[[Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion Rebuild]]'' films turned Ramiel, Sahaquiel, and Zeruel into this. Ramiel is now a living geometry that constantly morphs through [[AlienGeometries impossible transformations]] whenever it is about to attack with a WaveMotionGun capable of melting mountains in one shot, constantly ''singing'' with inhuman voices and ''[[HellIsThatNoise screams]]'' whenever damaged. Sahaquiel becomes (by {{Kaiju}}-standards) a ''gargantuan'' thing that mixes traits from three Angels of the original series, including the aforementioned Leliel. Zeruel takes the cake, for while it visually doesn't look any different, now it has at least ''24 layers'' of AT-Field, can shoot off EyeBeams to one-shot a barrier that took Ramiel 10 hours to destroy, and [[spoiler:can consume an EVA whole, and transform its body (but not its head) into a naked, human woman body to gain the traits of an EVA]].
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* A rare mechanical, [[AIIsACrapshoot robotic]] version of this trope coming from ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' is the Devil Gundam (or the [[{{Bowdlerise}} Dark Gundam]] depending on the dub). A Gundam designed to be completely autonomous and with no need for a pilot, and given the capacity for self-evolution, self-recovery, and self-replication, it's more akin to a giant MechanicalLifeform than a HumongousMecha. Given the resources, the Devil Gundam could build up its physical form at will, bordering on shapeshifting into configurations that look disturbingly organic. It could also infect people with "DG cells", with the progressing infection leading to influencing behavior, then possessing people, and even capable of ''overwriting them entirely''. It also [[BackFromTheDead resurrected twice]] over the series. The kicker is that it was intended to [[BenevolentAI help humanity]] (albeit not directly) by [[EarthThatUsedToBeBetter repairing and protecting Earth's biosphere]], so that humanity could live there comfortably again. It decided that its main goal would be best achieved by killing off the humans (who were responsible for wrecking it) that remained on Earth, and preventing them from returning. In the series climax, it possesses an entire colony (not the people on it, but ''the colony'') and intends to [[ColonyDrop crash it into the Earth]].
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* A rare mechanical, [[MechanicalAbomination mechanical]], [[AIIsACrapshoot robotic]] version of this trope coming from ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' is the Devil Gundam (or the [[{{Bowdlerise}} Dark Gundam]] depending on the dub). A Gundam designed to be completely autonomous and with no need for a pilot, and given the capacity for self-evolution, self-recovery, and self-replication, it's more akin to a giant MechanicalLifeform than a HumongousMecha. Given the resources, the Devil Gundam could build up its physical form at will, bordering on shapeshifting into configurations that look disturbingly organic. It could also infect people with "DG cells", with the progressing infection leading to influencing behavior, then possessing people, and even capable of ''overwriting them entirely''. It also [[BackFromTheDead resurrected twice]] over the series. The kicker is that it was intended to [[BenevolentAI help humanity]] (albeit not directly) by [[EarthThatUsedToBeBetter repairing and protecting Earth's biosphere]], so that humanity could live there comfortably again. It decided that its main goal would be best achieved by killing off the humans (who were responsible for wrecking it) that remained on Earth, and preventing them from returning. In the series climax, it possesses an entire colony (not the people on it, but ''the colony'') and intends to [[ColonyDrop crash it into the Earth]].
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* The [[OurGodsAreDifferent Gods]] and [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demons]] from ''Manga/AhMyGoddess'' are shown to be this. Early in the series they were stated to truly exist on a very higher-dimensional plane of existence, and their physical forms are merely 3D projections of themselves. [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm Those true forms are so incomprehensible]], [[CrossesTheLineTwice their sheer alien qualities are completely lost on humans]].
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* The [[OurGodsAreDifferent Gods]] and [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demons]] from ''Manga/AhMyGoddess'' are shown to be this. Early in the series they were stated to truly exist on a very higher-dimensional plane of existence, and their physical forms are merely 3D projections of themselves. [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm Those true forms are so incomprehensible]], [[CrossesTheLineTwice [[WeirdnessCensor their sheer alien qualities are completely lost on humans]].
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** ''Manga/DragonBall'': The anime-only [[https://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/dragonball/images/a/a1/Yami2.png/revision/latest?cb=20101020124053 Darkness]] is one of the most mysterious and disturbing beings in the early series. Residing in a deep dark maze-like cave in snowy mountain, Korin doesn't explain what the Darkess is and only says it's guarding the Ultra Divine Water so that only the worthy can drink from it. Darkness has no clear form and even has the power to send to demonic snowmen to attack Goku and Yajirobi on the Moutain's surface and even more creepily Darkness can create illusions of Goku's friends and Kami House to try convince to remain in the cave ''forever''. The simple minded Goku is fooled briefly and doesn't question why his friends are speaking in horrifying echoes voices, or why Kami House is sitting inside a dark cave. Goku escapes from the illusions and proves his worth by saving Yajirobi, this causes the Darkness to allow Goku to drink the Ultra Divine Water when offers it to him waking up Goku's latent power and gives him the strength to fight King Piccolo. The creepy part is the Darkness still lurks in below in the Dragon Ball World, it appears the based on the Umibōzu of Japanese folklore.
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** ''Manga/DragonBall'': The anime-only [[https://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/dragonball/images/a/a1/Yami2.png/revision/latest?cb=20101020124053 Darkness]] is one of the most mysterious and disturbing beings in the early series. Residing in a deep dark maze-like cave in snowy mountain, Korin doesn't explain what the Darkess is and only says it's guarding the Ultra Divine Water so that only the worthy can drink from it. Darkness has no clear form and even has the power to send to demonic snowmen to attack Goku and Yajirobi on the Moutain's surface and even more creepily Darkness can create illusions of Goku's friends and Kami House to try convince to remain in the cave ''forever''. The simple minded Goku is fooled briefly and doesn't question why his friends are speaking in horrifying echoes voices, or why Kami House is sitting inside a dark cave. Goku escapes from the illusions and proves his worth by saving Yajirobi, this causes the Darkness to allow Goku to drink the Ultra Divine Water when offers it to him waking up Goku's latent power and gives him the strength to fight King Piccolo. The creepy part is the Darkness still lurks in below in the Dragon Ball World, World. On a side note, it appears the based on the Umibōzu of Japanese folklore.
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** The World of ''One Piece'' features a handful of shadowy figures that are so impossibly huge, they can stand in the middle of the ocean as if on land. First are the Sea Behemoths, immense humanoids that appear to be wearing some kind of armor and wield massive weapons, and The Florian Triangle monster. The former scared the Straw Hats to death to the point where they didn't even want to see what it was, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness which for them is very unusual.]] The latter is the largest creature ever seen in the series at around 54,000 feet tall. It's implied to be incredibly ancient and malevolent, as it's been destroying ships that enter its territory for hundreds of years and has glowing red eyes.
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** The World of ''One Piece'' features a handful of shadowy figures that are so impossibly huge, they can stand in the middle of the ocean as if on land. First are the Sea Behemoths, immense humanoids that appear to be wearing some kind of armor and wield massive weapons, and The Florian Triangle monster. The former scared the Straw Hats to death to the point where they didn't even want to see what it was, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness which for them is very unusual.]] ]] The latter is the largest creature ever seen in the series at around 54,000 feet tall. It's implied to be incredibly ancient and malevolent, as it's been destroying ships that enter its territory for hundreds of years and has glowing red eyes. While the Behemoths were implied to simply be [[spoiler: the People of the Sky, whose shadows were reflected on the clouds and amplified]], the latter's real identity is still shrouded in mystery.
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* ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'' has the Ten-Tails, an ancient entity that possesses nigh-incomprehensible levels of power and can only be controlled by those possessing Wood Release. It has no feelings or ideals as such, its chakra can only be sensed in the form of the same natural energy that pervades the world. It also serves as the progenitor of everything in the Shinobi world and it’s a nearly unstoppable force of nature. [[spoiler: it’s eventually revealed that it’s its true identity, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki Ōtsutsuki, merged with the God Tree to take the chakra of her own sons.]]
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** The Lily Carnation from [[Anime/BaronOmatsuriAndTheSecretIsland Movie 6]] is probably the scariest monster in the franchise and there's absolutely no explanation to what exactly it is or where it came from other than being called a "a rare flower". In it's base form it's just a cute little flower with eyes and mouth that's seemly growing out of Omatsuri's shoulder but then it turns out the titular villain is the flower's host and his been feeding it pirate crews so it can produce plant-replicates of the his dead crew. The pure NightmareFuel comes in when the most of Strawhats (Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Chopper and Robin) have been swallowed by the abomination and Omatsuri reveals it's [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-n9qBBjXXub4/VOhGmuscLxI/AAAAAAAAAm0/gnK6PTziQ84/s1600/9908055_orig.gif horrifying true form]]. It's especially freaky when Baron Omatsuri uses the flower's power to reduce Luffy to a terrifying zombie-like state. Though the Lily Carnation is killed by a simple bow and arrow, it's nevertheless probably the most demonic and scary ''One Piece'' movie villain to date. Movie 6's writer Masahiro Ito is one of the creators of the ''Franchise/SilentHill'' series, which may explain the darker mood of the story compared the main series as well as the Eldritch Abomination in the aforementioned Lily Carnation.
** The World of ''One Piece'' features a handful of shadowy figures that are so impossibly huge, they can stand in the middle of the ocean as if on land. First are the Sea Behemoths, immense humanoids that appear to be wearing some kind of armor and wield massive weapons, and The Florian Triangle monster. The former scared the Straw Hats to death to the point where they didn't even want to see what it was, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness which for them is very unusual.]] The latter is the largest creature ever seen in the series at around 54,000 feet tall. It's implied to be incredibly ancient and malevolent, as it's been destroying ships that enter it's territory for hundreds of years and has glowing red eyes.
** The World of ''One Piece'' features a handful of shadowy figures that are so impossibly huge, they can stand in the middle of the ocean as if on land. First are the Sea Behemoths, immense humanoids that appear to be wearing some kind of armor and wield massive weapons, and The Florian Triangle monster. The former scared the Straw Hats to death to the point where they didn't even want to see what it was, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness which for them is very unusual.]] The latter is the largest creature ever seen in the series at around 54,000 feet tall. It's implied to be incredibly ancient and malevolent, as it's been destroying ships that enter it's territory for hundreds of years and has glowing red eyes.
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** The Lily Carnation from [[Anime/BaronOmatsuriAndTheSecretIsland Movie 6]] is probably the scariest monster in the franchise and there's absolutely no explanation to what exactly it is or where it came from other than being called a "a rare flower". In it's its base form it's just a cute little flower with eyes and mouth that's seemly growing out of Omatsuri's shoulder but then it turns out the titular villain is the flower's host and his been feeding it pirate crews so it can produce plant-replicates of the his dead crew. The pure NightmareFuel comes in when the most of Strawhats (Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Chopper and Robin) have been swallowed by the abomination and Omatsuri reveals it's its [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-n9qBBjXXub4/VOhGmuscLxI/AAAAAAAAAm0/gnK6PTziQ84/s1600/9908055_orig.gif horrifying true form]]. It's especially freaky when Baron Omatsuri uses the flower's power to reduce Luffy to a terrifying zombie-like state. Though the Lily Carnation is killed by a simple bow and arrow, it's nevertheless probably the most demonic and scary ''One Piece'' movie villain to date. Movie 6's writer Masahiro Ito is one of the creators of the ''Franchise/SilentHill'' series, which may explain the darker mood of the story compared the main series as well as the Eldritch Abomination in the aforementioned Lily Carnation.
** The World of ''One Piece'' features a handful of shadowy figures that are so impossibly huge, they can stand in the middle of the ocean as if on land. First are the Sea Behemoths, immense humanoids that appear to be wearing some kind of armor and wield massive weapons, and The Florian Triangle monster. The former scared the Straw Hats to death to the point where they didn't even want to see what it was, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness which for them is very unusual.]] The latter is the largest creature ever seen in the series at around 54,000 feet tall. It's implied to be incredibly ancient and malevolent, as it's been destroying ships that enterit's its territory for hundreds of years and has glowing red eyes.
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* ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'': The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
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* ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'': The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s Its powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
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* The Noise from ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' - they have multiple forms, seems to be made of [[LightIsNotGood solid light]], annihilate their victims by just touching them, are capable of combining, and the only thing that can kill them is Symphogear users, because they resonate with Noise, forcing them to ''obey the laws of physics''.
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* In ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureVentoAureo'', the Stand Notorious B.I.G. definitely qualifies. Birthed by the hatred of its user, [[WeHardlyKnewYe Carne]], Notorious B.I.G. is a growing blob-monster the color of raw flesh that attempts to destroy and consume anything that moves. The heroes only stop it by dropping it into the ocean, [[FridgeHorror and heaven help us if it ever reaches land...]]
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* The manga ''Manga/{{Hakaiju}}'' appears to be a condensed collection of different alien atrocities wrapped together in one CosmicHorrorStory in the form of a mysterious earthquake that leaves high school basketball player Takashiro fighting for his survival. The first chapter has the unlucky protagonist encountering what is a writhing mass of alien, three-fingered hands with biting mouths at their tips [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/46.html which, as later panels shows]], are only appendages of one of the least menacing ones. And then there [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/68.html are creatures like this]].
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* The manga ''Manga/{{Hakaiju}}'' appears to be a condensed collection of different alien atrocities wrapped together in one CosmicHorrorStory in the form of a mysterious earthquake that leaves high school basketball player Takashiro fighting for his survival. The first chapter has the unlucky protagonist encountering what is a writhing mass of alien, three-fingered hands with biting mouths at their tips [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/46.html which, as later panels shows]], are only appendages of one of the least menacing ones. And then there [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/68.html are creatures like this]].ones.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': Toned down some from the games' Pokédex descriptions, but some of the Pokémon remain delightfully creepy. A Notable case is the Creation Trio in the Sinnoh movie trilogy, [[Anime/PokemonTheRiseOfDarkrai Dialga and Palkia's clashing]] can send a small city to an pocket dimension as well as dissolve it into another dimension. [[Anime/PokemonGiratinaAndTheSkyWarrior Giratina]] lives in an EldritchLocation that looks and feels off (especialy with the wonky gravity) and [[Anime/PokemonArceusAndTheJewelOfLife Arceus]] is still the equivalent of {{God}}. Most of these overlaps with AnimalisticAbomination.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'': ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': Toned down some from the games' Pokédex descriptions, but some of the Pokémon remain delightfully creepy. A Notable case is the Creation Trio in the Sinnoh movie trilogy, [[Anime/PokemonTheRiseOfDarkrai Dialga and Palkia's clashing]] can send a small city to an pocket dimension as well as dissolve it into another dimension. [[Anime/PokemonGiratinaAndTheSkyWarrior Giratina]] lives in an EldritchLocation that looks and feels off (especialy with the wonky gravity) and [[Anime/PokemonArceusAndTheJewelOfLife Arceus]] is still the equivalent of {{God}}. Most of these overlaps with AnimalisticAbomination.
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*** Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] become a disembodied living metaphysical paradox, the result of killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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*** Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] become a disembodied living metaphysical paradox, the result of killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to summoning Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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* ''Manga/RosarioToVampire'' has {{Alucard}}, a vampire who transformed himself into one by [[CannibalismSuperpower devouring other monsters]]. By the present day, the ''only'' thing he has in common with a vampire is drinking blood; his current form is a {{Kaiju}}-sized insectoid creature with a [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorph-like head]], CombatTentacles, and TooManyMouths, who wields the power to bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt.
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* ''Manga/RosarioToVampire'' ''Manga/RosarioPlusVampire'' has {{Alucard}}, a vampire who transformed himself into one by [[CannibalismSuperpower devouring other monsters]]. By the present day, the ''only'' thing he has in common with a vampire is drinking blood; his current form is a {{Kaiju}}-sized insectoid creature with a [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorph-like head]], CombatTentacles, and TooManyMouths, who wields the power to bring about TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt.
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%%* Several of them showed up in the Mazinger trilogy (''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/GreatMazinger'', and ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer''), often overlapping with DiabolusExNihilo: GodEmperor Great Emperor of Darkness, [[spoiler:also known as Hades]] (BigBad from ''Anime/GreatMazinger''), Gilgilgan (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo movie), Grangen (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo G feature), Dragonsaurus (of Grendizer, Getter Robot G, Great Mazinger: Kessen! Daikaijuu movie), Varon the Annihilator (BigBad of ''Manga/SuperRobotRetsuden'')... and, in the ''Manga/ShinMazingerZero'' manga, [[spoiler:Mazinger Z itself.]]
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%%* Several of them showed up in the Mazinger trilogy (''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/GreatMazinger'', and ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer''), often overlapping with DiabolusExNihilo: GodEmperor [[GodEmperor Great Emperor Emperor]] of Darkness, [[spoiler:also known as Hades]] (BigBad from ''Anime/GreatMazinger''), Gilgilgan (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo movie), Grangen (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo G feature), Dragonsaurus (of Grendizer, Getter Robot G, Great Mazinger: Kessen! Daikaijuu movie), Varon the Annihilator (BigBad of ''Manga/SuperRobotRetsuden'')... and, in the ''Manga/ShinMazingerZero'' manga, [[spoiler:Mazinger Z itself.]]
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%%* Several of them showed up in the Mazinger trilogy (''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/GreatMazinger'', and ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer''), often overlapping with GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: GodEmperor Great Emperor of Darkness, [[spoiler:also known as Hades]] (BigBad from ''Anime/GreatMazinger''), Gilgilgan (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo movie), Grangen (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo G feature), Dragonsaurus (of Grendizer, Getter Robot G, Great Mazinger: Kessen! Daikaijuu movie), Varon the Annihilator (BigBad of ''Manga/SuperRobotRetsuden'')... and, in the ''Manga/ShinMazingerZero'' manga, [[spoiler:Mazinger Z itself.]]
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%%* Several of them showed up in the Mazinger trilogy (''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/GreatMazinger'', and ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer''), often overlapping with GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: DiabolusExNihilo: GodEmperor Great Emperor of Darkness, [[spoiler:also known as Hades]] (BigBad from ''Anime/GreatMazinger''), Gilgilgan (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo movie), Grangen (of the Great Mazinger vs Getter Robo G feature), Dragonsaurus (of Grendizer, Getter Robot G, Great Mazinger: Kessen! Daikaijuu movie), Varon the Annihilator (BigBad of ''Manga/SuperRobotRetsuden'')... and, in the ''Manga/ShinMazingerZero'' manga, [[spoiler:Mazinger Z itself.]]
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*** Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] become a living metaphysical paradox, the result of killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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*** Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] become a disembodied living metaphysical paradox, the result of killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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** The D-Reaper from ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', a data-disposal program that got plugged into cosmic power. To fulfill its objective, a null-state for everything, it mutated into more and more alien forms, all inspired by the Franchise/CthulhuMythos (mixed correspondingly with designs of the Angels from ''[[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Evangelion]]''). Unique in that it got ''worse'' when it became aware of humans as entities; it tapped into the agony and pain of ''one little girl'', amplifying and becoming TheHeartless and quite, quite insane by anyone's standard. It is both artificial and technological in origin, which is extremely rare outside the franchise, and unlike other franchise examples is most definitely '''''NOT''''' a digimon itself.
** Guilmon's Mega form,[[http://orig14.deviantart.net/0868/f/2013/217/0/a/megidramon_by_thenightmaredragon-d6gpt87.jpg Megidramon]]. Guilmon started off as friendly, but his Mega form is such an abomination that its very existence can tear the digital world.
** Guilmon's Mega form,[[http://orig14.deviantart.net/0868/f/2013/217/0/a/megidramon_by_thenightmaredragon-d6gpt87.jpg Megidramon]]. Guilmon started off as friendly, but his Mega form is such an abomination that its very existence can tear the digital world.
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** The D-Reaper from ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', a data-disposal program that got plugged into cosmic power. To fulfill its objective, a null-state for everything, it mutated mutates into more and more alien forms, all inspired by the Franchise/CthulhuMythos (mixed correspondingly with designs of the Angels from ''[[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Evangelion]]''). Unique in that it got gets ''worse'' when it became becomes aware of humans as entities; it tapped taps into the agony and pain of ''one little girl'', amplifying and becoming TheHeartless and quite, quite insane by anyone's standard. standards. It is both artificial and technological in origin, which is extremely rare outside the franchise, and unlike other franchise examples is most definitely '''''NOT''''' '''''not''''' a digimon itself.
** Guilmon's Megaform,[[http://orig14.form, [[http://orig14.deviantart.net/0868/f/2013/217/0/a/megidramon_by_thenightmaredragon-d6gpt87.jpg Megidramon]]. Guilmon started starts off as friendly, but his Mega form is such an abomination that its very existence can tear the digital world.
** Guilmon's Mega
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*** Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] become a living metaphysical paradox, the result of by killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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*** Whatever it is that [[MadGod Zamasu]] became in episode 67. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the timeline.]]]]
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*** Whatever it is that Episode 67 has [[MadGod Zamasu]] became in episode 67. become a living metaphysical paradox, the result of by killing a being that both is and is not immortal. It's akin to [[VideoGame/EarthBound Giygas]] and the heroes [[spoiler:[[GodzillaThreshold have to resort to Zen'O to defeat it at the cost of the entire timeline.]]]]
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** The [[StarfishAlien Space Monsters]] are huge, mysterious, hatch from stars, and possibly [[KillAllHumans see mankind as a bacterial infection]] in the universe. The only thing that has kept us safe is [[PunyEarthlings not being noticed]], but we just had to [[TemptingFate keep poking into outer space]]. The [[spoiler:center of our galaxy is full of them]], [[IgnoranceIsBliss whatever that implies]]. To top it off, this is just the first batch encountered. Black holes merely [[SealedEvilInACan trap them]], and they will eventually [[spoiler:adapt to and take over that environment]]. Even after the [[SuperRobot ridiculously]] [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome]] [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu victories]] [[spoiler:in the original, humanity had to [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu give up the fight]], ban all technology that could get the Monsters' attention, and safely hole up in the solar system.]] It bought time... against [[spoiler:[[FightingAShadow mere remnants]] of the original. [[ApocalypseHow Sacrificing the Earth]] would trap them again, while the means to [[DeaderThanDead actually kill them]] [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt endangers the entire universe]]. Which even gives us a healthy side order of HeWhoFightsMonsters, especially as mankind is evolving to resemble them.]]
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** The [[StarfishAlien [[StarfishAliens Space Monsters]] are huge, mysterious, hatch from stars, and possibly [[KillAllHumans see mankind as a bacterial infection]] in the universe. The only thing that has kept us safe is [[PunyEarthlings not being noticed]], but we just had to [[TemptingFate keep poking into outer space]]. The [[spoiler:center of our galaxy is full of them]], [[IgnoranceIsBliss whatever that implies]]. To top it off, this is just the first batch encountered. Black holes merely [[SealedEvilInACan trap them]], and they will eventually [[spoiler:adapt to and take over that environment]]. Even after the [[SuperRobot ridiculously]] [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome awesome]] [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu victories]] [[spoiler:in the original, humanity had to [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu give up the fight]], ban all technology that could get the Monsters' attention, and safely hole up in the solar system.]] It bought time... against [[spoiler:[[FightingAShadow mere remnants]] of the original. [[ApocalypseHow Sacrificing the Earth]] would trap them again, while the means to [[DeaderThanDead actually kill them]] [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt endangers the entire universe]]. Which even gives us a healthy side order of HeWhoFightsMonsters, especially as mankind is evolving to resemble them.]]
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* ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'': The titans would better fall under HumanoidAbomination, but the nature of the power behind them--regeneration, nimbleness despite their gargantuan sizes, and the ability to manifest flesh, bone, and sinew from seemingly nothing, among other things--are extremely alien, making it nearly impossible for our heroes to understand and combat them. However, one titan truly embodies this trope: [[spoiler:Eren Yeager's fully-realized Founding Titan dwarfs the Colossal Titan and even Rod Reiss' unusually large titan form in size, is made up almost entirely of bones, and doesn't look anywhere close to a human, instead more resembling a dinosaur or a caterpillar with how it walks with its ribs. His abilities in this form are also eldritch: he can flatten an entire continent in a few days with his control over ''thousands'' of Colossal Titans; summon an army of intelligent titans from the past; and finally has complete control over all Subjects of Ymir, being able to send them to an ethereal plane of existence, and can mind control, memory wipe, or even sterilize them.]]
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* ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'': The titans would better fall under HumanoidAbomination, but the nature of the power behind them--regeneration, nimbleness despite their gargantuan sizes, and the ability to manifest flesh, bone, and sinew from seemingly nothing, among other things--are things -- are extremely alien, making it nearly impossible for our heroes to understand and combat them. However, one titan truly embodies this trope: [[spoiler:Eren Yeager's fully-realized Founding Titan dwarfs the Colossal Titan and even Rod Reiss' unusually large titan form in size, is made up almost entirely of bones, and doesn't look anywhere close to a human, instead more resembling a dinosaur or a caterpillar with how it walks with its ribs. His abilities in this form are also eldritch: he can flatten an entire continent in a few days with his control over ''thousands'' of Colossal Titans; summon an army of intelligent titans from the past; and finally has complete control over all Subjects of Ymir, being able to send them to an ethereal plane of existence, and can mind control, memory wipe, or even sterilize them.]]
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* ''LightNovel/SukaSuka'': The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
* ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'': The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
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* Raphaello from ''[[Anime/BtX B't X]]'' is a homebrew version of this: amorphous, constantly growing, NighInvulnerable, and assimilating everything in its path.
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* Raphaello from ''[[Anime/BtX B't X]]'' ''Anime/BtX'' is a homebrew version of this: amorphous, constantly growing, NighInvulnerable, and assimilating everything in its path.
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* ''LightNovel/HaiyoreNyarkoSan'', a RomanticComedy parody of the Franchise/CthulhuMythos with [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe]] versions of the Old Ones. The opening theme for the second season even has "Cosmic Horror" (in GratuitousEnglish) in the lyrics. Of course, the main characters usually only [[HumanoidAbomination take human forms]]; this is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] when the human lead Mahiro says he [[ExpectingSomeoneTaller expected Nyarlathotep to look more horrific and less like a cute girl]]. She offers to show him her more monstrous forms, but warns that it'll probably destroy his sanity, so he declines.
* The manga ''Hakaiju'' appears to be a condensed collection of different alien atrocities wrapped together in one CosmicHorrorStory in the form of a mysterious earthquake that leaves high school basketball player Takashiro fighting for his survival. The first chapter has the unlucky protagonist encountering what is a writhing mass of alien, three-fingered hands with biting mouths at their tips [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/46.html which, as later panels shows]], are only appendages of one of the least menacing ones. And then there [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/68.html are creatures like this]].
* The manga ''Hakaiju'' appears to be a condensed collection of different alien atrocities wrapped together in one CosmicHorrorStory in the form of a mysterious earthquake that leaves high school basketball player Takashiro fighting for his survival. The first chapter has the unlucky protagonist encountering what is a writhing mass of alien, three-fingered hands with biting mouths at their tips [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/46.html which, as later panels shows]], are only appendages of one of the least menacing ones. And then there [[http://mangafox.me/manga/hakaijuu/v01/c001/68.html are creatures like this]].
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* ''Anime/OnePiece''''LightNovel/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove'', a RomanticComedy parody of the Franchise/CthulhuMythos with [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe]] versions of the Old Ones. The opening theme for the second season even has "Cosmic Horror" (in GratuitousEnglish) in the lyrics. Of course, the main characters usually only [[HumanoidAbomination take human forms]]; this is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] when the human lead Mahiro says he [[ExpectingSomeoneTaller expected Nyarlathotep to look more horrific and less like a cute girl]]. She offers to show him her more monstrous forms, but warns that it'll probably destroy his sanity, so he declines.
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* LightNovel/SukaSuka: The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
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* LightNovel/SukaSuka: ''LightNovel/SukaSuka'': The 17 Beasts wiped out all life on the surface within a year of their first appearance, driving the survivors to floating islands just barely out of reach. Each subtype of Beast differs drastically in form from the others, but they’re all united in their burning hatred for all other life forms. While they’re all Eldritch Abominations, Shiantor the Lamenting First Beast is by far the most alien. It’s powerful RealityWarper abilities and weird AlienGeometries, make it disturbingly similar to a [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Witch]]. No one has ever survived an encounter with this monster, so running is the only option if it’s in the area.
*''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann''''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'':
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* ''Anime/FushigiboshiNoFutagoHime'': The Black Crystal, which also serves as the GreaterScopeVillain. It takes the form of an otherwise inconspicuous crystal, but it has a will of its own and its real form is largely incomprehensible. It is an EmotionEater, and [[AsLongAsThereIsEvil as long as it can]] [[EmotionEater feed off of negativity]], it ''will'' continue to exist, no matter how many times it's defeated.
* ''Manga/GetterRobo'': A HumongousMecha work of Creator/KenIshikawa gave us another eldritch abomination. It is immensely powerful. Its sheer size dwarfs planets. Its mere passing destroys worlds. It is told it is able to devour a whole universe. One single beam from it can blow to cosmic dust a planet and its fist can crush tears in the fabric of time-space. Vast armies and armadas have tried destroying it, only to be easily obliterated in turn without even managing to damage it slightly. Its name? [[spoiler:[[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/9/21 Getter]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/9/23 Emperor]],]] the final evolution of [[spoiler:Getter Robo.]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/7/57 The narration goes as far as to state]]: "The voice that quakes the universe itself was indeed that of [[spoiler:Ryoma Nagare]]".
* ''Manga/GetterRobo'': A HumongousMecha work of Creator/KenIshikawa gave us another eldritch abomination. It is immensely powerful. Its sheer size dwarfs planets. Its mere passing destroys worlds. It is told it is able to devour a whole universe. One single beam from it can blow to cosmic dust a planet and its fist can crush tears in the fabric of time-space. Vast armies and armadas have tried destroying it, only to be easily obliterated in turn without even managing to damage it slightly. Its name? [[spoiler:[[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/9/21 Getter]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/9/23 Emperor]],]] the final evolution of [[spoiler:Getter Robo.]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/shin-getter-robo/7/57 The narration goes as far as to state]]: "The voice that quakes the universe itself was indeed that of [[spoiler:Ryoma Nagare]]".
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