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21 de jun. de 2024 · A Infamous Ongoing Series in an alternate universe Made by Unknowingly.
The Man in the Suit, alternatively referred to as Goji or Gojira by himself, is the titular antagonist of the series of the same name. A mysterious actor who takes the job of being Gojira, the actual name and background of the actor is unknown, however, what is known is that he originates from...
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9 de dez. de 2023 · THE MAN IN THE SUIT: O HOMEM QUE SE TORNOU “DEUS”. Eu Hipe. 647K subscribers. Subscribed. 91K. 1.5M views 4 months ago #misterio #euhipe. VÍDEO NOVO NO ESPANTALHO: • O EPISÓDIO BANIDO DE...
The Man, also known as Gojira, or Goji, better known as The Man in The Suit, is the titular main antagonist of the analog horror series of the same name created by Unknowingly. He was a Japanese man who lost his family to the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and became mad with...
The Man in the Suit, sometimes known as Godzilla Analog Horror, is an analog horror series created by Unknowingly and hosted on his channel. The series follows the suit actor of Gojira. LEARN MORE
The Man in the Suit: With Alan Oppenheimer. An alternate universe series depicting multiple incidents surrounding several Kaiju productions during the 50's and 60's.
The Man In The Suit is an ongoing Analog Horror series based on the Godzilla franchise by Unknowingly.
The Man in the Suit wants vengeance against the Americans for their bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed thousands of Japanese people, including his own family, who died in the former city.
"Anguirus" is a deuteragonist that first appears in the Angurius Suit Incident. A unknown actor originally, the Angurius suit would be first seen during the production of the Sequel film, "Godzilla Raids Again," where he would play the part of the other Kaiju of the film. Originally put off by...
