Kaila

The name Kaila is for a person that is a light in this world that you just don’t find anywhere else. She is gorgeous yet approachable, confident yet humble, and honest but considerate. The only negative is how she treats or sees herself- if only she knew what the rest of the world sees through all the darkness. However, Kaila always strives to be better and be the best because deep inside she knows she can be- hardworking and kind she inspires the downhearted and is a role model for those lacking motivation to be better.

Look into her eyes once and you’ll be hooked; especially at night under the northern stars or bright flashing lights of a night out. You always wanna be on the good side of her because her wrath can be fierce and justified. Stubborn yet understanding when she needs to be she is the balance people should seek in life.

What time you spend with her will be an everlasting memory you can’t help but remember and want to be back in because it’s safe, warm and perfect. We all appreciate Kaila's for existing, never change!!

I feel like my heart needs Kaila in the purest way; miles or time won’t change that.

by GaelenC May 22, 2018

Seto Kaiba

Kinda like the anime version of Scrooge McDuck, although much less fluffy.

"Screw the rules, I have green hair".
-Seto Kaiba

by Busard January 12, 2011

kaiju

Related terms include kaijū eiga (怪獣映画 kaijū eiga?, monster movie), a film featuring giant monsters or a single monster; kaijin (怪人?, referring to roughly humanoid monsters); and daikaiju (大怪獣 daikaijū?, giant kaiju), specifically meaning the larger variety of monsters. Kaiju are typically modeled after conventional animals, insects or mythological creatures such as vampires, werewolves, mummies and zombies, fall into this category. Frankenstein's monster Kaiju are sometimes depicted as cannon fodder serving a greater evil. Some kaiju are elite warriors which serve as the right-hand man to the greater villain and are destroyed by the heroic forces. Others have a neutral alignment, only seeking to destroy buildings and other structures. During the early eras of tokusatsu, "heroic" monsters were rarely seen in daikaiju eiga films, and it was not until later when television tokusatsu productions began using kaiju which aided the hero, saved civilians, or demonstrated some kind of complex personality. These kaiju adopted many classic monster traits, appearing as the "Misunderstood Creature". Some kaiju hung out with the heroes and provided comedy relief, in contrast to the darker approach to these characters

Kaijū (怪獣 kaijū?) is a Japanese word that literally translates to "strange beast"and is used to refer to a genre of tokusatsu (special effects-based) entertainment. Kaiju films usually showcase monsters of any form, usually attacking a major Japanese city or engaging another (or multiple) monster(s) in battle.

by the lone kaiju October 21, 2015

Kaijafied

Named after a severely inaccurate metaphor-sayer, Kaija Cheyne. To "Kaijafy" something, one shouts in a low voice, "Kaijafieddd" after a particularly awkward or overdone statement.

Statement: "Dude, that McChicken was sooo dry, I'd rather eat my Grandma."

Onlooker: "...Kaijafieddd..."

by spicychicken111 October 9, 2011

Kailash

Kailash is a name of a sacred mountain that is situated near major Asian rivers such as the Indus and Brahmaputra.

Do not climb up Mount Kailash as it is a sacrilege and the mountain holds religious significance to Hindus and Buddhists.

by Hindupriest93 November 25, 2017

kaiju

1. A type of or relating to a type of creature exceedingly common in Japan. Usually over 200 feet tall, they are known to frequently wander into cities and cause massive real estate damage. They simply won't leave Japanese cities alone though they also have been seen in New York, Seoul, London and Coppenhagen before..

This has been Tokyo's third kaiju attack in two weeks!

by Jules Carrozza June 20, 2003

Kaiji

One of the best, if not the best anime/manga series ever created. With an extremely intense psychological plot, all fans of a good series such as Death Note should watch this show immediately. All fans of crap like Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tale should stay away from it though. Code Geass fans should probably stay away too. By Nobuyuki Fukumoto, this series follows the life of Kaiji Ito and all the shit that he goes through. Has a weird art style that you'll only appreciate once you actually follow the series. Two anime seasons have been produced by Madhouse thus far.

Also, Kaiji is very very intense. A real man's anime.

Craig: Hey man, have you seen Kaiji?

Samwell: Nope, it looks kinda crap.

Craig: Oh, no worries, that's probably because you're gay.

Samwell: What?

by YourTannie February 19, 2013