Gill-man

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Gill-man is the iconic amphibious humanoid monster from the classic 1954 Universal horror film "Creature from the Black Lagoon."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Universal Classic Monster
amphibious humanoid
creature from the Black Lagoon
fictional character
film monster
ability amphibious respiration
enhanced swimming
superhuman strength
underwater breathing
alignment antagonist
appearsIn Creature from the Black Lagoon NERFINISHED
Revenge of the Creature NERFINISHED
The Creature Walks Among Us NERFINISHED
associatedWith Amazon River NERFINISHED
Black Lagoon NERFINISHED
basedIn Amazon Basin NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdByStudio Universal Pictures NERFINISHED
createdFor Creature from the Black Lagoon NERFINISHED
enemyOf Dr. David Reed NERFINISHED
Kay Lawrence NERFINISHED
era 1950s American horror cinema
filmDebutDirector Jack Arnold NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Creature from the Black Lagoon NERFINISHED
firstAppearanceYear 1954
franchise Creature from the Black Lagoon series NERFINISHED
gender male
genre horror
habitat Amazon rainforest lagoon
Black Lagoon NERFINISHED
iconicStatus iconic Universal horror monster
inspired later amphibious humanoid monsters in popular culture
inspiredBy aquatic cryptid legends
medium film
notableFeature clawed fingers
dorsal fins
gills on neck
large fish-like eyes
scaly skin
webbed hands
partOf Universal Classic Monsters franchise NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Ben Chapman NERFINISHED
Ricou Browning NERFINISHED
portrayedByInWater Ricou Browning NERFINISHED
portrayedByOnLand Ben Chapman NERFINISHED
species amphibious humanoid creature
subgenre monster film
weakness vulnerability to bullets
vulnerability to fire

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The Creature from the Black Lagoon species Gill-man
subject surface form: Creature from the Black Lagoon