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18 May 2024
| N 06:38 | Yutaka Tadokoro diffhist +2,441 Saren talk contribs (Created page with " '''Yutaka Tadokoro''', better known by his stage name '''Diamond Yukai''', is a Japanese rock singer, actor, and television personality. Born on March 12, 1962, in Tanashi, Tokyo, Japan, he has had a varied and influential career in music and entertainment. ==Early Life and Career== Yutaka Tadokoro was born in Tanashi, Tokyo, Japan, and showed an early interest in music. He adopted the stage name Diamond Yukai and gained fame as the lead singer of the Japanese rock b...") | ||||
| N 06:28 | Gene Profanato diffhist +751 Saren talk contribs (Created page with "'''Gene Profanato''' is an American actor born on December 19, 1964, in New York, New York, USA. He is known for his role as one of the children on the short-lived TV show ''Mr. T and Tina'' (1976), which starred Pat Morita. ==Early Life and Career== Gene Profanato began his acting career at a young age. His most notable role came in 1976 when he was cast as one of the children in the television series ''Mr. T and Tina''. This show, although short-lived, featured P...") | ||||
17 May 2024
| 23:34 | Upload log Saren talk contribs uploaded File:Kumonga.jpeg (Kumonga) | ||||
| N 23:27 | Kumonga diffhist +2,305 Saren talk contribs (Created page with "### Kumonga **Kumonga** (also known as Spiga) is a giant spider kaiju that appears in the Godzilla film series produced by Toho. This monstrous arachnid first debuted in the 1967 film "Son of Godzilla" and has since become a notable creature in the kaiju genre. #### Character Overview Kumonga is depicted as a massive spider, known for its intimidating size, web-spinning abilities, and lethal venom. It primarily resides on Sollgel Island, an isolated, tropical location...") | ||||