This article is about a monster in Kamen Rider, the original series. |
Mogurang (モグラング, Mogurangu, 28, 37, 41 & Rider vs Shocker) – A mole monster. The emblem worn by the Combatmen of the base that created it was a curved horned mole. He is able to move underground by digging quickly, with one of its hands replaced by a shovel while the other was a large claw. He was also equipped with two electro-eyes, which allow him to spy from the underground. He kidnapped a large number of people to turn them into mole-people, but his operations were discovered by Rider 2. Using his digging abilities, Mogurang was able to defeat and capture Rider 2. However, Hayato escaped, and, in their rematch, Mogurang faced Rider 2 on top of a building. He was defeated by Kamen Rider 2's Rider Kick which caused him to fall onto a cement tank.
Mogurang was back in action later, episode 37, participating in an operation to kidnap children and test killer plants on them. However, Kazuya Taki saved the kids and activated the killer plants on Mogurang and his companions, destroying them.
Mogurang later returned under Dr. Shinigami, working alongside Armadillong to capture Kamen Rider 1. Even with their combined efforts, they could not beat Kamen Rider 1 but attracted him to Goaster, who captured him.
Mogurang returned yet again in Kamen Rider vs. Shocker, where he helped Fly Man and Sabotegron face Kamen Rider 2. Mogurang appeared from rocks around Kamen Rider 2 and attacked, but was quickly destroyed when Kamen Rider 2 threw one of Sabotegron's bombs back to them.
Video game appearances[]
Kamen Rider Club[]
Mogurang appears among the monsters of Shocker which is fought by the six Kamen Riders 1, 2, V3, X, Amazon, and Stronger in Kamen Rider Club.
Behind the scenes[]
Mogurang made a great impression on the Kamen Rider staff which would lead to the mole motif being assigned to the Beastman ally in Kamen Rider Amazon.[1]
Powers and Abilities[]
- Height: 176 cm.
- Weight: 72 kg.
Appearances[]
- Kamen Rider
- Kamen Rider Stronger
- Episode 39/Finale: Goodbye! The Glorious Seven Riders! (archive imagery only)
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- ↑ Kodansha Official File Magazine Kamen Rider- Vol. 6: Kamen Rider Amazon, August 25th 2004, ISBN 4-06-367089-9