A picture of a Golem from Monster Rancher

A Golem is a fictional creature from the Monster Rancher anime and video game franchise. A legendary creature is a mythical or fantastic creature (often known as fabulous creatures in historical literature). ... This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... A scene from Cowboy Bebop (1998) Anime (アニメ) is Japanese animation, often characterized by stylized colorful images depicting vibrant characters in a variety of different settings and storylines, aimed at a variety of different audiences. ... A computer game is a game composed of a computer-controlled virtual universe that players interact with in order to achieve a defined goal or set of goals. ... Meanings of franchise: Full rights of citizenship given by a country or a town, especially suffrage (political franchise) In a wider sense: any right or privilege granted by constitution or statute. ...

They were first introduced in Monster Rancher, and were obtainable at the begining of the game. In Monster Rancher 2, they needed to be unlocked by building a barn expansion to accomodate their large size. They have appeared in every Monster Rancher video game to date. A barn can be: A farm building for livestock and hay storage A unit of area used by nuclear physicists This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... Dimension (from Latin measured out) is, in essence, the number of degrees of freedom available for movement in a space. ...

They are humanoid men comprised of craggy rocks, based on the Jewish golem. They have gone through several minor changes throughout the series. The Monster Rancher 1 Golem, as well as the one from the anime and merchandise, all have an Egyptian-styled face with a goatee. In Monster Rancher 2, they lost the beard and their face became more European. In Monster Rancher 3, their faces are simplistic boulders with holes for a mouth and two eyes. They return to earlier, detailed designs in Monster Rancher 4. The term humanoid refers to any being whose body structure resembles that of a human. ... Rock may refer to: Rock, a geologic substance composed of minerals Rock, short for Rock and Roll music Rock, a small offshore islet with minimal soil Rock, a confectionery made and sold in many of the UKs seaside holiday resorts Rock candy, a type of confectionery composed of large... The word Jew ( Hebrew: יהודי) is used in a wide number of ways, but generally refers to a follower of the Jewish faith, a child of a Jewish mother, or someone of Jewish descent with a connection to Jewish culture or ethnicity and often a combination of these attributes. ... Golem is also the name of an inductive logic programming system. ... A scene from Cowboy Bebop (1998) Anime (アニメ) is Japanese animation, often characterized by stylized colorful images depicting vibrant characters in a variety of different settings and storylines, aimed at a variety of different audiences. ... In marketing, a product is anything that can be offered to a market that might satisfy a want or need. ... A singer with a moustache and a goatee A goatee is a beard formed by a tuft of hair on the chin, resembling that of a billy goat. ... This article is about the continent. ...

They are known for great physical strength and defense. In combining, they usually add to these qualities while reducing speed. They are excellent at basic physical attacks such as chops and punches. They can also break apart and reconstruct themselves, allowing them to launch bits and pieces of them as projectiles. Strength can mean: Physical strength of organisms means (especially the muscles of most metazoa) of locomotion and movement Strength of materials in physics, engineering and materials science Strength is a rap compilation presented by Asiatic Warriors The word strengths is one of the longest English words with one syllable. ... The words defense or defence can refer to any of the following: For defense of a doctoral dissertation see thesis committee For the military term see defense (military) Civil defense measures and emergency preparedness In politics, defense may be a euphemism for war For legal defense see defense (legal) For... For alternate uses, see Speed (disambiguation). ... The word chop can refer to: a cut of meat, (specifically pork, lamb or mutton) that contains a bone, usually a rib. ... Punch can refer to: Punch from Punch and Judy. ... See: Break (snooker)-the term in the sport of snooker; Big Break, UK snooker-based TV show; Break key, telegraphy, keyboards, computing; Passaggio, the break in the voice between registers. ... Reconstruct, or reconstruction could mean : To rebuild, usually a building The process of creating a three dimensional object from images. ... A projectile is any object sent through the air by the application of some force. ...

Appearences

• Monster Rancher
• Monster Rancher 2
• Monster Rancher 3
• Monster Rancher 4
• Monster Rancher Advance
• Monster Rancher Advance 2

Breeds

(Listed alphabetically by subspecies, then by location species, then by special species. Breeds which have appeared only on the Game Boy Advance have no ecyclopedida biographies.) The Game Boy Advance is a best-selling handheld. ...

• Golem (Golem/Golem) or (Golem/Morx) His solid rock body helps him have a lot of Power. Slow. It moves slowly, but its punch is destructive. This Golem is a kind monster who loves to be one with nature. However, in battle, it will fight furiously with powerful techniques. With its rock skin, many are afraid of this monster. But it's really pretty gentle and doesn't even like violence. But, don't get it mad or rock fists will fly!

• Ogre (Golem/Antlan) No Encyclopedia information.

• Dagon (Golem/Arrowhead) Its hard body can even resist the pressures in the deep ocean.

• Dao (Golem/Bajarl) It moves each part of its body by using a mysterious magic.

• Sleepyhead (Golem/Baku) It spends most of its time in one place and hardly moves.

• Strong Horn (Golem/Beaclon) Though it has a large horn, it hardly uses it in battle.

• BigKorobocci (Golem/ColorPandora) It has many faces, but it only has one true head. When it wakes up in the morning, all of its eyes open at the same time.....kind of creepy, huh?

• Verde (Golem/Dino) Covered in a thin, emerald shell that is not durable.

• Tyrant (Golem/Dragon) The wings on its back are to small for it to fly.

• Wickerman (Golem/Ducken) No Encyclopedia information.

• Battle Rocks (Golem/Durahan) It is said that a giant's armor turned into this monster. With its finely-boned body of steel, Battle Rocks just loves doing battle! It won't fight an opponent unless it's equally matched. It hates picking on the weak! Also Called: BattleRocks, War Rocks

• Amenho (Golem/Gali) A dignified one who is loved by many noble people. It is popular among noblemen because of its beautiful body. Also Called: Amenhotep

• ThorHummer (Golem/Garu) No Encyclopedia information.

• GigaBio (Golem/Gitan) The outstanding feature of the Giga Bio are its purple body and large fangs. Kids often start crying when they see it, but it's really only wants to play...

• Maigon (Golem/Hare) Defined by his sad and longing blue eyes, he eyes the past. Its blue eyes remember the sad history between humans and them. Also Called: Moaigon

• Gobi (Golem/Henger) or (Golem/???) It is said that this monster was a weapon for the ancient war. The Gobi was originally built as a prototype for the ultimate weapon. These days, though, it can't even expend full power, so there isn't much to worry about

• Poseidon (Golem/Jell) Like the mythical Greek god, he rules the water. Though it wishes to swim the crawl, it is afraid of water. The only Golem that can swim well, it's perfectly comfortable with any kind of physical labor in the water. Just hope it remembers to breathe, though.

• Angolmor (Golem/Joker) It is a Golem under control of Joker's soul.

• Tidalle (Golem/Lesione) No Encyclopedia information.

• Astro (Golem/Metalner) It is said that this monster contains a Metalner in it.

• MochiMonk (Golem/Mocchi) The MochiMonk may look a little frilly or frivolous but deep down he's all man. He sits in calm meditation, quietly contemplating the voices of nature. Also Called: Peachie

• Wood Golem (Golem/Mock) Unlike Mock, it rarely changes the expression on its face.

• Geo (Golem/Mogi) No Encyclopedia information.

• Typhon (Golem/Momo) No Encyclopedia information.

• Shadow (Golem/Monol) His stealth colored body makes him hard to see. People cannot do bad things when they think of it watching them. Also Called: Black Golem

• Marble (Golem/Naga) With his fatal Power, he has killed many.Highly feared. Unlike other Golem monsters, it is rather offensive. Also Called: Marble Guy

• Lemlaria (Golem/Nya) No Encyclopedia information.

• Brix (Golem/Octopee) No Encyclopedia information.

• Dean (Golem/Pixie) A shy, quiet guy who is loved by many. Has high Int. It is a smart and quiet monster. It doesn't like battle. The most gentle of all Golems is the Pink Golem. Gazing serenely at pretty flowers, it sits and thinks pure and lovely thoughts. Also Called: Pink Golem

• Echo (Golem/Plant) Although mostly quiet, he is a terror when he gets angry. It is worshipped as God of nature at small shrines in some cities. Also Called: Ecologaurdia

• Rhinogigas (Golem/Psiroller) No Encyclopedia information.

• Eagle King (Golem/Raiden) The Eagle King has huge rock talons to grab its opponents with. It loves high places and dreams of flying through the sky one day. It might have to diet first, though.

• Titan (Golem/Suezo) This mammoth monster loves to eat anything and everything. It loves curry rice, but that is not why its body is yellow. Everybody knows how much Titans love curry. Some even get side jobs at curry restaraunts. And what do they spend their earnings on? Why, curry of course!

• Ice Man (Golem/Tiger) An ice-carved giant who is better known as "Ice Rock". Its body is made of ice rock, which will not ever melt. Also Called: Big Blue

• Magma (Golem/Worm) Immortalized on ancient wall paintings as a great warrior. The patterns on its body is considered to be ancient characters. Also Called: Magna

• Mariomax (Golem/Wracky) It always cares how it looks. It is a little bit self conceited.

• JailKeeper (Golem/Zan) Scholars explain that it loves the dark because it was originally developed to be a prison guard. It actually feels uneasy in bright, sunny places.

• Pressure (Golem/Zilla) It cannot float on the water like Zilla. It is too heavy.

• Scaled Golem (Golem/Zuum) Some ornaments are made out of its green scale. They say there are jewels buried deep within its body. Some evil breeders even try to go after this treasure. But the monster them out with it's Forehead Slap. Also Called: Scalie

• Elebus (Golem/Brilla) This shiny and highly visible Golem is made entirely out of ice. It is very popular during hot summer days.

• Kaio (Golem/Goat) It is said this Golem is modeled after a sea god in a fairy tale. This is the only Golem not afraid of water.

• Lemlaria (Golem/Kalaragi) This golden Golem has been blessed by the mysterious powers of the deep forest. It looks golden because of this magical blessing.

• Lapislatel (Golem/Takrama) Called the "Desert Castle," this Golem has high defense. When traveling in the desert, breeders sometimes bring one instead of a tent.

• Bikini (Golem/???) This "poser" likes to show everyone his great build.

• Baum (Golem/???) This Golem is made from a 1000-year old oak tree. Birds build nests among the leaves.

• Crystalia (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• ForwardGolem (Golem/???) This monster has a strong will to rush into its goals.

• Gadgeter G (Golem/???) The Gadgeter G is a steel war gadget laid out in the legends of a distant planet. Gadgeter G defends the land again today with its mighty G power!

• GobiMarine (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Gogmagog (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Naskar (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Nedel (Golem/???) This ecological Golem likes places with lots of wind, from which it can generate energy. Kids love it because it looks like a toy.

• Oh (Golem/???) Even among Golems, which pride themselves on their strength, this flamboyant egotist is noticably strong. Is it for real?

• Priest (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Sand Golem (Golem/???) It will not forgive anyone who breaks its quiet living.

• Talos (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Thrump (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.

• Volcano (Golem/???) No Encyclopedia information.