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* DetrimentalDetermination: Gento is a determined men dedicating his life to saving lives... regardless of the cost of his own health, which causes him to continue fights he cannot win (Gebalga) or overworking himself till the point of damaging his body with Blazar outright knocking him out to force him to get some rest.
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* BigBad: It is the driving force behind the events of the story, with all of the preceding [=V99=] kaiju were but mere underlings to it, and every single Earth kaiju that seemed to act in strange ways were only preparing themselves for its arrival.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: All of the preceding [=V99=] kaiju were but mere preludes to Valaron's arrival, every single Earth kaiju that seemed to act in strange ways were only preparing themselves for its arrival.
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* WreckedWeapon: Its Tilsonite Sword is shattered by Brood Gebalga's attack, but it is able to replace it when [=SKaRD=] gives him another Tilsonite spear to transform.
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* WreckedWeapon: Its His Tilsonite Sword is shattered by Brood Gebalga's attack, but it is he's able to replace it when [=SKaRD=] gives him another Tilsonite spear to transform.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:Killing several Taganular turns out to have been a really ''bad'' idea as the Taganulars emerging through the show were never going to cause all that much damage and were only trying to intercept the invading waves of [=V99=] kaiju, including Valaron. It's even demonstrated that if the Taganular had been left alone not much would've happened to the cities besides losing some power.]]
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: Taganular is plenty destructive as it is due to being a kaiju but it can also emit powerful heat that over time becomes nuclear and can potentially wipe out an entire country in an explosion if allowed to build up too much.
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: Taganular is plenty destructive as it is due to being a kaiju but it can also emit powerful heat that over time becomes nuclear and can potentially wipe out an entire country in an explosion if allowed to build up too much. [[spoiler:It woud turn out that they intentionally built up that much energy in order to target and try to destroy Valaron and other invading kaiju before they could arrive on Earth.]]
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The final threat of the show, a dangerous extraterrestrial beast whose dreaded arrival has caused Earth's monsters to prepare for an all-out war against it and its legions of invading space kaiju.
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* TheDreaded: Just its signature alone sent Earth's biosphere into distress and several kaiju like Taganular were awakened and attempted to stop it from reaching Earth at all costs as a response to it simply arriving on the Solar System.
* GreaterScopeVillain: All of the preceding [=V99=] kaiju were but mere preludes to Valaron's arrival, every single Earth kaiju that seemed to act in strange ways were only preparing themselves for its arrival.
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* TheDreaded: Just its signature alone sent Earth's biosphere into distress and several kaiju like Taganular were awakened and attempted to stop it from reaching Earth at all costs as a response to it simply arriving on the Solar System.
* GreaterScopeVillain: All of the preceding [=V99=] kaiju were but mere preludes to Valaron's arrival, every single Earth kaiju that seemed to act in strange ways were only preparing themselves for its arrival.
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The reason the species were powering themselves up with teaterium is to preemptively intercept the invading waves of [=V99s=] and [[Valaron]]. This also explains why the ghost of Taganular didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.]]
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The reason the species were powering themselves up with teaterium is to preemptively intercept the invading waves of [=V99s=] and [[Valaron]].[[BigBad Valaron]]. This also explains why the ghost of Taganular didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.]]
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: He seems to be taking part in covering up some kind of conspiracy related to the events at GGF Test Facility 66 three years ago.
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: He seems to be taking part in covering up [[GovernmentConspiracy some kind of conspiracy conspiracy]] related to the events at GGF Test Facility 66 three years ago.
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The reason the species were powering themselves up with teaterium is to preemptively intercept the invading waves of [=V99s=]. [=V99s=] and [[Valaron]]. This also explains why the ghost of Taganular I didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.]]
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The reason the species were powering themselves up with teaterium is to preemptively intercept the invading waves of [=V99s=].
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* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Taganular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.
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* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Taganular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast appear to not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.safely. It is later revealed that it did in fact intentionally hit Gebalga while it was on route to Earth.
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: SKARD attempt to ''[[AvertedTrope avert]]'' this at first since, as a result of the immense heat built up in the kaiju's body, killing it would create an explosion with a blast radius of 10 km. Played straight after Tanagular's body temperature cools down enough that defeating it would create a much safer explosion.
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: SKARD attempt to ''[[AvertedTrope avert]]'' this at first since, as a result of the immense heat built up in the kaiju's body, killing it would create an explosion with a blast radius of 10 km. Played straight after Tanagular's Taganular's body temperature cools down enough that defeating it would create a much safer explosion.
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** This also explains why the ghost of Tanagular I didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.
* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Tanagular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Tanagular is plenty destructive as it is due to being a kaiju but it can also emit powerful heat that over time becomes nuclear and can potentially wipe out an entire country in an explosion if allowed to build up too much.
* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Tanagular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.
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* PersonOfMassDestruction:Tanagular Taganular is plenty destructive as it is due to being a kaiju but it can also emit powerful heat that over time becomes nuclear and can potentially wipe out an entire country in an explosion if allowed to build up too much.
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* ToughBeetles: Tanagular's size, coupled with the extreme heat it gives off, makes it a tough foe for both Earth Garon and Blazar to pin down, let alone defeat.
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* GoodAllAlong: The reason the species were powering themselves up with teaterium is to preemptively intercept the invading waves of [=V99s=].
** This also explains why the ghost of Tanagular I didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.
* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Tanagular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.
** This also explains why the ghost of Tanagular I didn't do anything destructive before being laid to rest by Zangill.
* PillarOfLight: After getting too hot, Tanagular I releases a fusion beam that pierces the clouds. Fortunately, not only does the blast not hit anything but it cools the monster down, allowing Blazar to destroy the monster safely.
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* GiantRobotHandsSaveLives: When Yasunobu plummets from Alien Canaan's windmill base, Earth Baron breaks out of the alien's control and catches the young engineer a mere feet before he would have hit the ground.
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* GiantRobotHandsSaveLives: When Yasunobu plummets from Alien Canaan's windmill base, Earth Baron Garon breaks out of the alien's control and catches the young engineer a mere feet before he would have hit the ground.
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler: At the end of the day they are just animals, but considering their large numbers and the danger they could bring to humanity [=SKaRD=] had no choice but to exterminate their nest. Teruaki somberly apologizes before blowing them all up.]]
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler: At the end of the day they are just animals, but considering their large numbers and the danger they could bring to humanity humanity, [=SKaRD=] had no choice but to exterminate their nest. Teruaki somberly apologizes before blowing them all up.]]
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* AscendedExtra: In past appearances Guigass was little more than fodder that lost to the human forces and never lived long enough to fight an Ultraman, here it gets to put its icy breath and strength to good work against Earthgaron and fights both it and Blazar alongside Red King in the climax.
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* PoseOfSupplication: Performs this after Red King defeats it, before becoming its lackey.
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: While physically stronger than Guigass, both monsters flee the Japanese Alps after seeing ... ''something'' in the sky.
* DiedInYourArmsTonight: [[spoiler: Shares an embrace with Guigass before Blazar's and Earth Garon's combined attacks destroy both monsters]].
* LegacyCharacter: Stated to be the second Red King to have appeared in this show's universe, with another one having previously appeared in the Tartara islands.
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** Similarly to [[Series/UltramanMebiusKelbeam]] Kelbeam]], it forces another kaiju to aid in its rampage and mistreats it through the whole process.
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* BreathWeapon: Capable of exhaling [[AnIcePerson freezing mist]] from its mouth. Notably, this is the first time this ability has ever been portrayed on-screen after having only been mentioned in supplementary material to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''.
* DiedInYourArmsTonight: [[spoiler: Shares an embrace with Red King II before Blazar's and Earth Garon's combined attacks destroy both monsters]].
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Another incarnation of the second variant of Red King, who forces a Guigass to submit to it and aid it into attacking the city.
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* TheBully: It beats a Guigass into submission and forces it to aid it in its rampages.
* GeniusBruiser: It's much smarter than the average Red King, being intelligent enough to instruct a Guigass into helping its rampages and using their teamwork to overwhelm Earthgaron.
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** It fights a Guigass and defeats it, like in the 1966 series.
** Similarly to [[Series/UltramanMebius Kelbeam]] it forces another kaiju to aid in its rampage and mistreats it through the whole process.
* OhCrap: Panics when it sees Earthgaron's and Blaza's oncoming combined finishers.
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!!Guigass
An ape-like kaiju from the Japanese Alps which is forced by Red King to aid in its rampage.
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* AscendedExtra: In past appearances Guigass was little more than fodder that lost to the human forces and never got to fought an Ultraman, here it gets to put its icy breath and strength to good work against Earthgaron and fights both it and Blazar alongside Red King in the climax.
* DefeatEqualsFriendship: Of sorts. It becomes Red King's right-hand after losing to it in a battle and helps it tag-team Earthgaron.
* TheDragon: Serves as Red King's right-hand in its rampage.
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**Fights and loses to a Red King, like in its original outing.
** It's a monster that was forced to help another in its rampage like [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Earthron]] in ''Ultraman Mebius''.
* OhCrap: Like Red King it panics as the combined finishers of Earthgaron and Blazar are about to obliterate them both.
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!!Red King II
Another incarnation of the second variant of Red King, who forces a Guigass to submit to it and aid it into attacking the city.
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* TheBully: It beats a Guigass into submission and forces it to aid it in its rampages.
* GeniusBruiser: It's much smarter than the average Red King, being intelligent enough to instruct a Guigass into helping its rampages and using their teamwork to overwhelm Earthgaron.
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** It fights a Guigass and defeats it, like in the 1966 series.
** Similarly to [[Series/UltramanMebius Kelbeam]] it forces another kaiju to aid in its rampage and mistreats it through the whole process.
* OhCrap: Panics when it sees Earthgaron's and Blaza's oncoming combined finishers.
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!!Guigass
An ape-like kaiju from the Japanese Alps which is forced by Red King to aid in its rampage.
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* AscendedExtra: In past appearances Guigass was little more than fodder that lost to the human forces and never got to fought an Ultraman, here it gets to put its icy breath and strength to good work against Earthgaron and fights both it and Blazar alongside Red King in the climax.
* DefeatEqualsFriendship: Of sorts. It becomes Red King's right-hand after losing to it in a battle and helps it tag-team Earthgaron.
* TheDragon: Serves as Red King's right-hand in its rampage.
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**Fights and loses to a Red King, like in its original outing.
** It's a monster that was forced to help another in its rampage like [[Series/ReturnOfUltraman Earthron]] in ''Ultraman Mebius''.
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* SuperScream: Revealed to have this ability in Episode 10. Notably, this makes Blazar the second Ultra to have this power, and the only other one aside from [[Film/UltramanZearth Zearth]] to have any form of BreathWeapon.
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A colony of giant insects that once lived deep underground. However, they've begun sapping farmland soil of their nutrients, threatening the fields of Teruaki's hometown.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Though not based on a specific insect species or group, they are stated to be insectoid in nature.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: The adult Zugugan has two mantis-esque blades on the ends of its frontmost legs, which it uses to strike at foes with deadly accuracy.
* FooledByTheSound: After finding out the chirps the juveniles emit serve as a warning signal to other members in the colony, [=SKaRD=] manages to wipe out the colony by tricking them to swarm around an explosive-laced nest.
* GiganticAdultsTinyBabies: The adult Zugugan stands at 50 meters tall, whereas its offspring are only slighty larger than the average human.
* StickySituation: Both the juvenile and adult Zugugans can spit mucus to incapacitate foes.
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A colony of giant insects that once lived deep underground. However, they've begun sapping farmland soil of their nutrients, threatening the fields of Teruaki's hometown.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Though not based on a specific insect species or group, they are stated to be insectoid in nature.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: The adult Zugugan has two mantis-esque blades on the ends of its frontmost legs, which it uses to strike at foes with deadly accuracy.
* FooledByTheSound: After finding out the chirps the juveniles emit serve as a warning signal to other members in the colony, [=SKaRD=] manages to wipe out the colony by tricking them to swarm around an explosive-laced nest.
* GiganticAdultsTinyBabies: The adult Zugugan stands at 50 meters tall, whereas its offspring are only slighty larger than the average human.
* StickySituation: Both the juvenile and adult Zugugans can spit mucus to incapacitate foes.
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!!Brood Gebalga
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The massive progenitor of the Irugo invasion. After the first Irugo is defeated, it and its offspring rise from below the surface to destroy Tokyo.
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* BarrierWarrior: Gebalga is capable of harnessing its electromagnetic powers to form a barrier that measures at over 30,000 degrees celsius, enabling it to block any attack [[spoiler:until Blazar's Tilsonite sword shatters it]].
* BellyMouth: Has one, much like the Gebalga drones.
* BossSubtitles: "Space Electromagnetic Monster"
* ExplosiveBreeder: Capable of producing dozens of Irugo larvae in a very short time span
* EyesDoNotBelongThere: Just like its offspring, the monster has 3 eyes placed asymmetrically around its torso.
* InsectQueen: Despite being a starfish-themed kaiju, the Brood Gebalga is portrayed as both the parent and leader of the Irugo.
* ShockAndAwe: It is able to create an EMP field even more powerful than that of its offspring both in terms of range and magnitude.
* StarfishAlien: Resembles a gigantic starfish.
* ZergRush: A swarm of Irugo larvae manage to break Blazar's by crushing it under their collective weight.
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[[folder:Brood Gebalga]]
!!Brood Gebalga
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The massive progenitor of the Irugo invasion. After the first Irugo is defeated, it and its offspring rise from below the surface to destroy Tokyo.
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* BarrierWarrior: Gebalga is capable of harnessing its electromagnetic powers to form a barrier that measures at over 30,000 degrees celsius, enabling it to block any attack [[spoiler:until Blazar's Tilsonite sword shatters it]].
* BellyMouth: Has one, much like the Gebalga drones.
* BossSubtitles: "Space Electromagnetic Monster"
* ExplosiveBreeder: Capable of producing dozens of Irugo larvae in a very short time span
* EyesDoNotBelongThere: Just like its offspring, the monster has 3 eyes placed asymmetrically around its torso.
* InsectQueen: Despite being a starfish-themed kaiju, the Brood Gebalga is portrayed as both the parent and leader of the Irugo.
* ShockAndAwe: It is able to create an EMP field even more powerful than that of its offspring both in terms of range and magnitude.
* StarfishAlien: Resembles a gigantic starfish.
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* EquippableAlly: Becomes Blazar's Firdran Armor while upgrading the Tilsonite Sword into the Tilsoford Lancer.
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* EquippableAlly: Becomes Blazar's Firdran Armor while upgrading the Tilsonite Sword into the Tilsoford Tilsofird Lancer.
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** '''Firdran''': Lets him access the Firdran Armor. The armor forms on Blazar's right arm and shoulder as well as around his color timer. It gives Blazar [[PlayingWithFire fire powers]] and a boost in power.
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** '''Firdran''': Lets him access the Firdran Armor. The red-orange armor forms on Blazar's right arm and shoulder as well as around his color timer. It gives Blazar [[PlayingWithFire fire powers]] the power of fire]] and a significant boost in power.power in order to defeat more tougher enemies.
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* BadBoss: No matter what kind of reason [=SKaRD=] gives for why they couldn't accomplish their mission, he will never accept it. A specific example of how unreasonable he can be comes in #14, where he yells at [=SKaRD=] for retreating from their first fight with Deltandal, ignoring their explanation that Earth Garon ''isn't built for arial combat''. Unsurprisingly, [[TheFriendNobodyLikes nobody in [=SKaRD=] can stand him]].
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* BadBoss: FreudianExcuse: While he is strict against [=SKaRD=] with them needing to deal with his complaints against them, he has to deal with the unreasonable demands of ''his'' superiors.
* MeanBoss: No matter what kind of reason [=SKaRD=] gives for why they couldn't accomplish their mission, he will never accept it. A specific example of how unreasonable he can be comes in #14, where he yells at [=SKaRD=] for retreating from their first fight with Deltandal, ignoring their explanation that Earth Garon ''isn't built for arial combat''. Unsurprisingly, [[TheFriendNobodyLikes nobody in [=SKaRD=] can stand him]].
* MeanBoss: No matter what kind of reason [=SKaRD=] gives for why they couldn't accomplish their mission, he will never accept it. A specific example of how unreasonable he can be comes in #14, where he yells at [=SKaRD=] for retreating from their first fight with Deltandal, ignoring their explanation that Earth Garon ''isn't built for arial combat''. Unsurprisingly, [[TheFriendNobodyLikes nobody in [=SKaRD=] can stand him]].
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A second much larger one, designated as Deltandal B, appears which [=SKaRD=] debuts the new MOD.3 for Earth Garon to counter.
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: [[spoiler:Suffers this after taking a hit from the Tilsonite Sword's SwordBeam.]]
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: [[spoiler:Suffers The first [[spoiler:suffers this after taking a hit from the Tilsonite Sword's SwordBeam.]]
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** The B variant, would be comparable to a bomber.
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* BadBoss: No matter what kind of reason [=SKaRD=] gives for why they couldn't accomplish their mission, he will never accept it. A specific example of how unreasonable he can be comes in #14, where he yells at [=SKaRD=] for retreating from their first fight with Deltandal, ignoring their explanation that Earth Garon ''isn't built for arial combat''. Unsurprisingly, [[TheFriendNobodyLikes nobody in [=SKaRD=] can stand him]].
-->'''Bando:''' Is he ever not angry?
* NeverMyFault: He routinely chews out [=SKaRD=] for either failing to kill any kaiju they fight or whenever an unforeseen variable ruins their mission... even though he was the one who assembled the team in the first place.
-->'''Bando:''' Is he ever not angry?
* NeverMyFault: He routinely chews out [=SKaRD=] for either failing to kill any kaiju they fight or whenever an unforeseen variable ruins their mission... even though he was the one who assembled the team in the first place.
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* BenevolentMonsters: Helps Blazar in his battles to protect others.
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* EquippableAlly: Becomes Blazar's Firdran Armor while upgrading the Tilsonite Sword into the Tilsoford Lancer.
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* BigDamnHeroes: When Earth Garon and Blazar are overwhelmed by Brood Gebalga and the horde of Irugos, Firdran appears to give Blazar its powers and destroy all enemies with ease.
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* DeusExMachina: There is no indication or foreshadowing that Blazar had an AnimalCompanion back in M421, whose powers make Blazar powerful enough to kill the colossal Brood Gebalga with ease.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: While they were already considered the third wave of V99, they are also the larval state of Gebalga.
* PoisonousPerson: They emit "Irugo Gas", which is poisonous to humans and makes it easier for them to live on Earth.
* PoisonousPerson: They emit "Irugo Gas", which is poisonous to humans and makes it easier for them to live on Earth.
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* TheAtoner: He was a foolish and amateur thug in the past that fought anyone he came across [[spoiler:with it being implied that it's this very lifestyle what costed him his life]] but after meeting Zamsher and being bested by him he was sent on a quest to help 108 rogue souls pass to the afterlife as his atoning [[spoiler:so he himself could move on]].
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* TheAtoner: He was a foolish and amateur thug in the past that fought anyone he came across [[spoiler:with it being implied that it's this very lifestyle what costed him his life]] but after meeting Zamsher and being bested by him he was sent on a quest [[Mystical108 to help 108 rogue souls pass to the afterlife afterlife]] as his atoning [[spoiler:so he himself could move on]].
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* WreckedWeapon: Its Tilsonite Sword is shattered by Brood Gebalga's attack, but it is able to replace it when [=SKaRD=] gives him another Tilsonite spear to transform.
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[[folder:Firdran]]
Blazar's animal companion, who came to rescue his master from Brood Gebalga.
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* AnimalCompanion: Of Blazar with the ability to give its master its powers.
* BossSubtitles: "Fire Dragon Monster"
* PlayingWithFire: Its name is shortened from "Fire Dragon" and with its stone, Blazar's weapon is enhanced with powerful flames.
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Blazar's animal companion, who came to rescue his master from Brood Gebalga.
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* AnimalCompanion: Of Blazar with the ability to give its master its powers.
* BossSubtitles: "Fire Dragon Monster"
* PlayingWithFire: Its name is shortened from "Fire Dragon" and with its stone, Blazar's weapon is enhanced with powerful flames.
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** '''Firdran''': Lets him access the Firdran Armor.
Armor. The armor forms on Blazar's right arm and shoulder as well as around his color timer. It gives Blazar [[PlayingWithFire fire powers]] and a boost in power.
