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* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Gamera has only gotten stronger and stronger, while the Gyaos seem to cap out at about the level of strength of the Super Gyaos from the first movie. As a result, he now obliterates the monsters with zero effort in one-on-one fights, and the Gyaos' only hope against him is engaging in a ZergRush.
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* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: Gamera has only gotten stronger and stronger, while the Gyaos seem to cap out at about the level of strength of the Super Gyaos from the first movie. As a result, he now obliterates the monsters with zero effort in one-on-one fights, and the Gyaos' only hope against him is engaging in a ZergRush. This is averted in the case of Irys, who manages to thoroughly curbstomp Gamera through the majority of the final battle.
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: Irys's exact origins are left somewhat up in the air, and the possibility of him being another Guardian monster is raised, as both Irys and Gamera are suggested to be members of TheFourGods. Irys appears to represent ''Suzaku'', the Vermillion Bird of the South, who stands opposite to Gamera who represents ''Genbu'', the Black Tortoise of the North. After Irys finally manages to capture Ayana during the final battle, he presents his memories of attacking the village to her as if he were a child telling its parent about the things it did, suggesting that his DarkMessiah tendencies are a direct result of him absorbing the hatred of his human surrogate. However, just as the other origin theories for Irys remain unanswered, so too does this one.
