A.K.A.: Korean for "Invincible"

Height: 50 meters, maybe

Weight: tough to tell

Regular Abilities: hard armored body, grows by eating iron, stomping, shoulder horns, horns on head, spitting

Special Abilities: none

Weakness: big appetite, eyes are not armored as well

History: In 14th century Korea, there is a peasant rebellion against the ruling tyrant. A blacksmith is jailed without food, but when he finally gets some rice to eat, he instead makes a little doll of Pulgasari, a legendary monster. It is his last creation, and when his daughter accidentally bleeds on it, it comes to life. It grows bigger and bigger with the more iron it eats, and the iron intake increases when he joins the rebellion. He soon reaches kaiju proportions, and helps out in a full-scale war. The rebellion wins because of him, but he still needs to eat, and the iron runs out. The blacksmith's daughter sacrifices herself to him, causing him to crumble and die.

Being practically a giant hunk of living metal, he pretty much avoids most of the problems that other kaiju have. With the exception of his eyes, he is an armored fortress, able to withstand pretty much anything. Projectiles just bounce off of him, and fire just heats him up to a red-hot state. He lives up to his translated name, because he cannot be killed by conventional means. Then again, although he most likely can't loose a battle by being killed, he doesn't have much to win it. He is slow and not to smart, and can only do basic smashing attacks. He can take a lot, but does not have much to give. Still, being invincible is not a bad thing to have.