SATAN - Kaijumatic

SATAN

	Satan '81 Species: Ophiophagus hannah; Type: Supernatural Length: 20 ft (6 m, est); Weight: 75 lb (34 kg, est) Attributes: Venomous fangs Powers: Serpent control Intelligence: Exceptional Land Speed: Fast Kaiju Level: Zero (lightweight) Weakness(es): God Allies: Snakes; Enemies: God, humanity Film: Jaws of Satan (1981) Summoned to the:
Additional Data: Wikipedia	Description: Satan is not always super powerful; in this instance, he was limited to the form of a Giant Cobra. Although he wasn't that much bigger than a normal Cobra, he was able to control other snakes to attack those who displeased him, which seemed to be just about everybody.	Review: Kindertrauma
	Satan '99 Species: Unclassified demigod; Type: Supernatural Wingspan: Up to 60 ft (18 m, est); Height: Up to 20 ft (6 m, est); Weight: Up to 3 tons (est) Attributes: As human seems reasonable; as giant demon bite, wings, flight, burrower Powers: Possession, invisibility, shape shifter, regeneration, possibly immortal Intelligence: Exceptional Air Speed: Fast Kaiju Level: Two (middleweight) Weakness(es): God Allies: Demons; Enemies: God, humanity Film: End of Days (1999) Summoned to the:
Additional Data: Wikipedia	Description: Did you know 999 is 666 upside down and if you put a 1 before that it's 1999 and that means that Satan is coming to drag everyone to Hell? It's true! We're all in Hell now.	Review: Roger Ebert
	Satan '13 Species: Unclassified demigod; Type: Supernatural Height: 200 ft (61 m, est); Weight: 22,000 tons (est) Attributes: Bites, claws, horns, stomp, made of lava Powers: Possibly immortal Intelligence: Exceptional Land Speed: Moderate Kaiju Level: Five (super heavyweight) Weakness(es): God Allies: Demons; Enemies: Humanity Film: This is the End (2013) Summoned to the:
Additional Data: Wikipedia	Description: Satan is up to his old evil tricks again, finally eating movie stars and stomping Hollywood into smoking ruins. It's about freaking time! This manifestation had four snapping snake heads in addition to the usual demonic accoutrements.	Review: Roger Ebert