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Gogmagog is the legendary giant of British folklore.

Appearance[]

Gogmagog has the appearance of a giant stone statue that looks similar to a gargoyle.

Personality[]

Gogmagog seems to be unskilled in expressing emotions but does appear to be sentient, being capable of distinguishing between friend or foe and working together with its allies.

History[]

The Gogmagogs were originally a group of Golems that were created by the Ancient Gods to be used as mass-produced weapons of destruction. The Gogmagogs, however, were eventually abandoned by the Ancient Gods who deactivated all of them and abandoned them in the Dimensional Gap. After hearing from Ophis who once mentioned the discovery of a giant that could move in the Dimensional Gap, Vali and his teammates set out to look for the active Gogmagog which they found during the events of Volume 6.

Powers & Abilities[]

Immense Strength and Endurance: As a Golem, Gogmagog has enormous strength and endurance. It was able to withstand the attack of Yu-Long without any damage.[1]

Weapon Transformation: Gogmagog can transform parts of its body into weapons, even those of the modern age.

  • Machine Gun: Gogmagog can activate anti-monster machine guns equipped on both its arms to attack its enemies.[2]
  • Lazer Beams: From its eyes, Gogmagog can fire beams of light. According to Issei, these light beams are so powerful that even a Dragon King would not come out unscathed from them.[1]
  • Rocket Punch: Gogmagog can fire its huge fist and send it flying towards it targets.[3]
  • Jet Flight: Gogmagog can create jets from its back and legs to allow it to fly.

Reconstruction: Even upon being destroyed, Gogmagog is able to rebuild its damaged body.[3]

Recording Device: Gogmagog has a specially installed module for recording important events, such as battles.[4]

Trivia[]

  • The name "Gogmagog" is a reference to a legendary giant in British folklore known for its monstrous strength. A similarity between the two is that the giant was thrown off a cliff while the Golems were abandoned in the Dimensional Gap.
  • Another reference to the giant of the British folklore is that in the story, the giant is an inhabitant of Albion which is also the same name of the Dragon residing within the Divine Dividing, the Sacred Gear wielded by Vali Lucifer.
  • The name Gogmagog is actually the combination of "Gog" and "Magog", names from the Hebrew Bible as well as the Quran.

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