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* TakingTheBullet: Agams uses it to shield Decker from the Mother Spheresaurus' attack in episode 24, the attack obliterates it completely at last, killing Agams in the process.
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* TakingTheBullet: Agams uses it to shield Decker from the Mother Spheresaurus' attack in episode 24, the attack obliterates it completely at last, ends up killing Agams in the process.process while vaporizing all of Terraphaser but the Phase Riser.
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* MirrorCharacter: Episode 15 establishes him as this to [[Series/UltramanTriggerNewGenerationTiga Ignis]], while at the same time acting as his EvilCounterpart. Both are HumanAliens who lost their home planet to an alien invasion, or in Ignis's case, by a certain genocidal Dark Giant and even witnessed their loved ones dying in front of them which heavily traumatized them. Ignis would embark on a vendetta quest against Hudram while finding a means to defeat him, by becoming Trigger Dark later on, and remains as the Dark Giant's host to help Kengo and GUTS-Select in their final bout against Megalothor. Agams' home planet of Bazdo were overwhelmed by the Spheres despite that his people are still fighting back against them, he develops great resentment towards Earth, humanity, and the light of Decker for bringing the Spheres to them. Agams wanted nothing but to let the Spheres devour the Earth and will stop at nothing to remove Ultraman Decker out of the equation to achieve that end goal.
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* MirrorCharacter: Episode 15 establishes him as this to [[Series/UltramanTriggerNewGenerationTiga Ignis]], while at the same time acting as his EvilCounterpart. Both are HumanAliens who lost their home planet to an alien invasion, or in Ignis's case, by a certain genocidal Dark Giant and even witnessed their loved ones dying in front of them which heavily traumatized them. Ignis would embark on a vendetta quest against Hudram while finding a means to defeat him, by becoming Trigger Dark later on, and remains as the Dark Giant's host to help Kengo and GUTS-Select in their final bout against Megalothor. Agams' home planet of Bazdo were overwhelmed by the Spheres despite that his people are still fighting back against them, he develops great resentment towards Earth, humanity, and the light of Decker for bringing the Spheres to them. Agams wanted nothing but to let the Spheres devour the Earth and will stop at nothing to remove Ultraman Decker out of the equation to achieve that end goal. Finally, both redeem themselves once they are convinced well enough and even help stop the main threat, but while Ignis lives after giving his power to Kengo to transform into Trigger's true final form: Trigger Truth; Agams is killed by Mother Spheresaurus, bidding farewell to Kanata and hoping he can make things right.
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* DeathIsCheap: No matter how many times it gets destroyed, Agams can bring it back using the Phase Riser and Terraphaser's Mons Dimension card, all thanks to its Sphere-powered nature. This luck runs out when the Mother Spheresaurus arrives, as she blasts the robot apart and kills Agams for good.
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* FaceMonsterTurn: Becomes an enemy when under Agams' [[VillainOverride control]]. It leaves this role in episode 24 when Agams uses it to destroy the Sphere Barrier after his own redemption.
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* FaceMonsterTurn: Becomes an enemy when under Agams' [[VillainOverride control]]. It leaves this role in episode 24 when Agams uses it to destroy the Sphere Barrier after his own redemption. Even after Agams' death it becomes one of GUTS-Select's main weapons to use against the Mother Spheresaurus for the final battle.
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* CharacterDevelopment: He starts out without much of an idea on his future, instead merely doing things in the heat of the moment to save lives, but gains a stronger resolve after some pep words from Professor Asakage.
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* BodyHorror: [[spoiler:Like Agams he gains a Sphere infection during his direct contact with them, except his case is much more horrifying as it extends to his arm from his abdomen and causes him even more pain than Agams had.]]
* CharacterDevelopment: He starts out without much of an idea on his future, instead merely doing things in the heat of the moment to save lives, but gains a stronger resolve after some pep words from ProfessorAsakage.Asakage and much later on from [[spoiler:Decker Asumi, his descendant, when his conscience is plagued by Agams' betrayal]].
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* BodyHorror: In episode 22 he reveals he let the Spheres take over his body, with the reveal punctuated by the Spheres' body tissue bursting out of his right cheek.
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* BodyHorror: In episode 22 he reveals he let the Spheres take over his body, with the reveal punctuated by the Spheres' body tissue bursting out of his right cheek. They are only undone when he finally redeems himself and fights off their influence.
* HeelFaceTurn: After being reminded by Kanata one last time of his wife's wishes and being pointed out that he really just wants to die but would be a bad thing for everyone, Agams finally turns good and helps Decker destroy the Sphere Barrier then against Mother Spheresaurus when she arrives.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: Redeems himself in episode 24 after Kanata gets through to him by reminding him of what Laelia wanted. He ultimately sacrifices himself to shield Decker from Mother Spheresaurus' attack, perishing in the process.
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* DeathIsCheap: No matter how many times it gets destroyed, Agams can bring it back using the Phase Riser and Terraphaser's Mons Dimension card, all thanks to its Sphere-powered nature. This luck runs out when the Mother Spheresaurus arrives, as she blasts the robot apart and kills Agams for good.
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* TakingTheBullet: Agams uses it to shield Decker from the Mother Spheresaurus' attack in episode 24, the attack obliterates it completely at last, killing Agams in the process.
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* CompositeCharacter: While she's a Sphere monster, she also takes elements of [[Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight Queen Monera]], having a similar naming scheme and the shape of her shoulders and horns [[https://youtu.be/IF4BOeYInww?t=122 resembling the mouth at the top of Queen Monera's head]].
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* CompositeCharacter: While she's a the series' version of the Gransphere, as the leader of the Sphere monster, and their progenitor, she also takes elements of [[Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight Queen Monera]], having a similar naming scheme and the shape of her shoulders and horns [[https://youtu.be/IF4BOeYInww?t=122 resembling the mouth at the top of Queen Monera's head]]. head]] along with her prelude being heralded by a robot created to assist her while passed off as a tool of good.
* CurbStompBattle: Defeated Trigger Glitter Eternity offscreen between episode 23 and episode 24, Trigger can barely even move after their battle while Mother Spheresaurus is none the worse for wear.
* CurbStompBattle: Defeated Trigger Glitter Eternity offscreen between episode 23 and episode 24, Trigger can barely even move after their battle while Mother Spheresaurus is none the worse for wear.
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** When she descends on Earth in episode 24 she appears in the form of a colossal Sphere orb before taking her monster form, said form has similarities to the Gransphere, one of her inspirations.
** She is heralded by Terraphaser's creation and deployment and confronts Trigger and Dyna, just like Queen Monera was heralded by Deathfacer and confronted Tiga and Dyna.
** When she descends on Earth in episode 24 she appears in the form of a colossal Sphere orb before taking her monster form, said form has similarities to the Gransphere, one of her inspirations.
** She is heralded by Terraphaser's creation and deployment and confronts Trigger and Dyna, just like Queen Monera was heralded by Deathfacer and confronted Tiga and Dyna.
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* SummonBiggerFish: The biger fish in question, which the Spheres were trying to summon throughout the series.
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* RelocatedToAntartica: Due to the lack of monster activity on Earth, they were relocated to MarsDecker with them being known as the exception of Yuna and Marluru, who went team that saved Earth a decade ago.
* SeenItAll: In the fourth special episode, when Hotta is panicking that the [[spoiler:Spheres are launching an all-out attack that threatens the Earth]], Marlulu remains calm since todifferent departments.him this is [[spoiler:just the ''second'' time Earth is in danger]].
* RelocatedToAntartica: Due to the lack of monster activity on Earth, they were relocated to Mars
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* BackFromTheDead: It returns by multiple Sphere Soldiers amalgamating into it's form in episode 23.
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The strongest Sphere monster and leader of the invasion, as the progenitor of the Sphere she is called to Earth to devour it as the Sphere Barrier shrinks taking on a monstrous form for her final plan.
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: And how. Once she comes to Earth, Mother Spheresaurus is ready to absorb the planet's energy so it can be assimilated by her creations.
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* EldritchAbomination: Befitting the head of the Sphere forces it is a demonic creature with an unimaginable nature and a nature too alien for comprehension.
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* EldritchAbomination: Befitting the head of the Sphere forces it is a demonic creature with an unimaginable nature and a nature too alien for comprehension.origins unknown who is horrific in every aspect of it.
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** After obtaining their respective {{Super Mode}}s, Kengo became more determined to fullfil his duties as an Ultraman till the point of self-destructive behavior due to taking too much burden by himself, Kanata continues to have doubts onto himself and humanity due to [[spoiler:Agam's]] words, which even made him unable to transform against Sphere-Geomos due to humanity's hands in the monster's existance.
* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:He discovers that Kanata is Decker in #22, but keeps it to himself and in the subsequent episodes gives Kanata an opening to transform.]]
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* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Golem", a seemingly fitting title for a giant robot that was built to defend humanity. Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.
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* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Golem", a seemingly fitting title for a giant robot that was built to defend humanity. Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.Golem".
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* RelocatedToAntartica: Due to the lack of monster activity on Earth, they were relocated to Mars with the exception of Yuna and Marluru, who went to different departments.
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The strongest Sphere monster and leader of the invasion, as the progenitor of the Sphere she is called to Earth to devour it as the Sphere Barrier shrinks taking on a monstruous form for her final plan.
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The strongest Sphere monster and leader of the invasion, as the progenitor of the Sphere she is called to Earth to devour it as the Sphere Barrier shrinks taking on a monstruous monstrous form for her final plan.
* CompositeCharacter: While she's a Sphere monster, she also takes elements of [[Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight Queen Monera]], having a similar naming scheme and the shape of her shoulders and horns [[https://youtu.be/IF4BOeYInww?t=122 resembling the mouth at the top of Queen Monera's head]].
* ShouldersOfDoom: She has massive shoulder structures resembling a cluster of crystals, which highlight her status as the leader of the Sphere invasion.
* OneHitPointWonder: Unlike previous appearances where they're able to fight for a longer time, here they only have enough energy to perform one special attack before disappearing. [[spoiler:This might be tied to Kanata's inexperience, as when the future Decker summons them they last much longer under his command.]]
* FakeUltimateMook: Agams puts a lot of faith in it as part of his plan, but it ends up being little more than a nuisance due to GUTS-Select predicting that Agams would summon a monster. He actually seems [[ThisCannotBe rather surprised]] that Chandlar went down so easily.
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* TragicVillain: As his personality while he lost his memories in episode 23 shows, he was once an idealist who believed he could protect both his home and his friends from other planets against the Spheres' threat. The Spheres conquering Planet Bazdor and killing his wife made him fall into despair and hold a grudge against humanity, leading to him renouncing his previous idealism and collaborate with the Spheres to destroy Earth.
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* EvilAllAlong: Not only wasUnsurprisingly for a Deathfacer homage, it was never built for the purpose of protecting Earth, but for Agams to kill Decker and help the Spheres destroy Earth. Episode 22 reveals that it's powered by the Spheres' energy.
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* AimForTheHorn: Decker destroys its horn before finishing it off.
* BossSubtitles: "Dynamic Fusion Monster"
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* AimForTheHorn: Decker destroys its horn before finishing it off.
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* ThereIsAnother: [[spoiler:According to Decker Asumi, a larger Spheresaurus will appear once the original smaller breed achieved its objective in empowering the Sphere Barrier and draws it closer to the planet's surface. While it only would have appeared in the future originally, Agams' actions ensure that it will come much earlier than it did.]]
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* ThereIsAnother: [[spoiler:According to Decker Asumi, a larger Spheresaurus will appear once the original smaller breed achieved its objective in empowering the Sphere Barrier and draws it closer to the planet's surface. While it only would have appeared in the future originally, Agams' actions ensure that it will come much earlier than it did. Eventually this Spheresaurus would be revealed to be the "Mother" Spheresaurus, whose true nature is that of the Sphere's creator: the Mother Sphere, now taking on a monstrous form for her endgame.]]
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!!Miclas
The first Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a reliable brute-forced oriented kaiju.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the [[Series/{{Ultraseven}} first]] Miclas, who was always getting his butt handed to him; and the [[Series/UltramanMebius Maquette version]], who started off cowardly; this Miclas is brave from the get-go and strong enough to manhandle Deathdrago with ease and leave it weakened enough for Decker to finish off.
* TheBusCameBack: Miclas' last major mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'', making it his first major role in 14 years and first physical appearance in 8 years.
* TheWorfEffect: Loses to Elly the Eleking in episode 5 to show that brute force alone won't defeat the kaiju.
* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the [[Series/{{Ultraseven}} first]] Miclas, who was always getting his butt handed to him; and the [[Series/UltramanMebius Maquette version]], who started off cowardly; this Miclas is brave from the get-go and strong enough to manhandle Deathdrago with ease and leave it weakened enough for Decker to finish off.
* TheBusCameBack: Miclas' last major mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'', making it his first major role in 14 years and first physical appearance in 8 years.
* TheWorfEffect: Loses to Elly the Eleking in episode 5 to show that brute force alone won't defeat the kaiju.
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* TheBusCameBack: Miclas' last major mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'', making it his first major role in 14 years and first physical appearance in 8 years.
* TheWorfEffect: Loses to Elly the Eleking in episode 5 to show that brute force alone won't defeat the kaiju.
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!!Agira
The second Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a horned kaiju that uses all its power in one powerful move per summon.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the first Agira who took until 2009's ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' (42 years after its debut) to get a major win, this Agira defeats a Telesdon in his first battle.
* TheBusCameBack: Agira's last mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'', with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'' (not released on tv), making it his first major role in '''55''' years and first physical appearance in 8 years in addition to its first appearance in a television series since '''1967'''.
* DashAttack: Charges his horn with energy before rushing towards the enemy to hit them with his {{horn|attack}} and take them out in one blow.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Makes a background appearance in the second episode when Decker presents the Kaiju cards to Kanata.
* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
* OneHitKill: Agira's MO is to appear, rush at the opponent with his horn and obliterate them in one go before being desummoned due to the exhaustion he has from the attack.
* TheBusCameBack: Agira's last mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'', with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'' (not released on tv), making it his first major role in '''55''' years and first physical appearance in 8 years in addition to its first appearance in a television series since '''1967'''.
* DashAttack: Charges his horn with energy before rushing towards the enemy to hit them with his {{horn|attack}} and take them out in one blow.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Makes a background appearance in the second episode when Decker presents the Kaiju cards to Kanata.
* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
* OneHitKill: Agira's MO is to appear, rush at the opponent with his horn and obliterate them in one go before being desummoned due to the exhaustion he has from the attack.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the first Agira [[Series/{{Ultraseven}} first]] Miclas, who took until 2009's ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' (42 years after its debut) was always getting his butt handed to get a major win, him; and the [[Series/UltramanMebius Maquette version]], who started off cowardly; this Agira defeats a Telesdon in his first battle.
Miclas is brave from the get-go and strong enough to manhandle Deathdrago with ease and leave it weakened enough for Decker to finish off.
* TheBusCameBack:Agira's Miclas' last major mainline appearance was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'', ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'' (not released on tv), ''Series/UltramanGinga'', making it his first major role in '''55''' 14 years and first physical appearance in 8 years in addition years.
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* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
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* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
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!!Windom
The third Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a mechanical kaiju with decent power and durability.
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The third Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a mechanical kaiju with decent power and durability.
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* TheBusCameBack: Technically, Windom appeared in ''Series/UltramanZ'', but as a robot rather than a proper Capsule Kaiju, with its last proper appearance before that being in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''.
* TheBusCameBack: Technically, Windom appeared in ''Series/UltramanZ'', but as a robot rather than a proper Capsule Kaiju, with its last proper appearance before that being in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the first Agira who took until 2009's ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' (42 years after its debut) to get a major win, this Agira defeats a Telesdon in his first battle.
* TheBusCameBack:Technically, Windom appeared in ''Series/UltramanZ'', but as a robot rather than a proper Capsule Kaiju, with its Agira's last proper mainline appearance before that being was all the way back in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''.''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'', with a brief cameo in spinoffs of ''Series/UltramanGinga'' (not released on tv), making it his first major role in '''55''' years and first physical appearance in 8 years in addition to its first appearance in a television series since '''1967'''.
* DashAttack: Charges his horn with energy before rushing towards the enemy to hit them with his {{horn|attack}} and take them out in one blow.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Makes a background appearance in the second episode when Decker presents the Kaiju cards to Kanata.
* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
* OneHitKill: Agira's MO is to appear, rush at the opponent with his horn and obliterate them in one go before being desummoned due to the exhaustion he has from the attack.
* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike the first Agira who took until 2009's ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' (42 years after its debut) to get a major win, this Agira defeats a Telesdon in his first battle.
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* DashAttack: Charges his horn with energy before rushing towards the enemy to hit them with his {{horn|attack}} and take them out in one blow.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Makes a background appearance in the second episode when Decker presents the Kaiju cards to Kanata.
* MythologyGag: It is desummoned in the same infamous "sulking" pose he had during his battle with Imitation Ultraseven in the original ''Ultraseven'' series.
* OneHitKill: Agira's MO is to appear, rush at the opponent with his horn and obliterate them in one go before being desummoned due to the exhaustion he has from the attack.
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!!Windom
The third Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a mechanical kaiju with decent power and durability.
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* TheBusCameBack: Technically, Windom appeared in ''Series/UltramanZ'', but as a robot rather than a proper Capsule Kaiju, with its last proper appearance before that being in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''.
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!!Windom
The third Dimension Card Monster summoned by Decker, a mechanical kaiju with decent power and durability.
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* TheBusCameBack: Technically, Windom appeared in ''Series/UltramanZ'', but as a robot rather than a proper Capsule Kaiju, with its last proper appearance before that being in 2009's ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''.
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The strongest Sphere monster.
The strongest Sphere monster.
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The strongest Spheremonster.monster and leader of the invasion, as the progenitor of the Sphere she is called to Earth to devour it as the Sphere Barrier shrinks taking on a monstruous form for her final plan.
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* BigBad: The true main antagonist of the series, as she created the Sphere race and the Spheres' ultimate goal is to bring her to Earth to devour it.
* EldritchAbomination: Befitting the head of the Sphere forces it is a demonic creature with an unimaginable nature and a nature too alien for comprehension.
* FinalBoss: In the vein of the Gransphere in ''Dyna'', it is the final threat of the show.
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The strongest Sphere
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* BigBad: The true main antagonist of the series, as she created the Sphere race and the Spheres' ultimate goal is to bring her to Earth to devour it.
* EldritchAbomination: Befitting the head of the Sphere forces it is a demonic creature with an unimaginable nature and a nature too alien for comprehension.
* FinalBoss: In the vein of the Gransphere in ''Dyna'', it is the final threat of the show.
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* BackFromTheDead: It returns by multiple Sphere Soldiers amalgamating into it's form.
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The strongest Sphere monster.
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The strongest Sphere monster.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Previous Ragon were far from dangerous or powerful monsters, and often only became threats due to being mutated. This Ragon is extremely powerful without any indication of it being influenced by outside sources.
* InterspeciesFriendship: Urasawa formed a bond with the individual seen in the series. As it was the only living being she considered her friend left alive in the modern day, she tried to accompany it in when it was about to return to its home dimension, but after Decker prevented her from going, the Ragon waved goodbye to its friend one last time.
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* CompositeCharacter: His casual body language and showy fighting style is reminiscent of Gregore/Imitation Dyna, with some of [[Series/UltramanGaia Gaia and Agul]]'s mannerisms mixed in such as the BringIt gesture and the double-punch combat stance. His status as a family member of the protagonist who is responsible for giving him his powers (in Kazuma's case it was revealed in the novel ''Zero Drive to the Future'') as the series' Ultraman is also reminiscent of Shin Asuka's father, Kazuma Asuka.
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* CompositeCharacter: His casual body language and showy fighting style is reminiscent of Gregore/Imitation Dyna, with some of [[Series/UltramanGaia Gaia and Agul]]'s mannerisms mixed in such as the BringIt gesture and the double-punch combat stance. His status as a family member of the protagonist who is responsible for giving him his powers (in Kazuma's case it was revealed in the novel ''Zero Drive to the Future'') as the series' Ultraman is also reminiscent of Shin Asuka's father, Kazuma Asuka.Asuka (in Kazuma's case it was revealed in the novel ''Zero Drive to the Future'' with only vague hints in prior works).
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* EarlyBirdCameo: She is vaguely named and referenced by Decker Asumi as well pictured in Agams' memories in episodes 13-14, but the extent of her influence on Agams and relation to him are only clarified in episode 22.
* HappilyMarried: Was in a happy matrimony with Agams, thus her death caused him to [[StartOfDarkness snap]] from the grief.
* HappilyMarried: Was in a happy matrimony with Agams, thus her death caused him to [[StartOfDarkness snap]] from the grief.
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A giant robot codenamed [=DG001=] and the the pinnacle of TPU's technology. Its strength makes it an great addition to GUTS-Select's arsenal to combat against the threat of monsters.
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* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Golem", a seemingly fitting title for a giant robot that was built to defend humanity. [[spoiler:Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.]]
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* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Golem", a seemingly fitting title for a giant robot that was built to defend humanity. [[spoiler:Until Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.]]
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Is colored a pitch black and has a fierce-looking red eye but it is a force of good under GUTS Select's custody. [[spoiler:Subverted when Agams' takes over.]]
* DeathIsCheap: [[spoiler: No matter how many times it gets destroyed, Agams can bring it back using the Phase Riser and Terraphaser's Mons Dimension card.]]
* TheDreaded: Murahoshi speculates that Terraphaser's sheer strength and technological powers is what causes several monsters to awaken and attempt to destroy it similar to what happened with the Ultroid Zero in ''Ultraman Z''.
* DeathIsCheap: [[spoiler: No matter how many times it gets destroyed, Agams can bring it back using the Phase Riser and Terraphaser's Mons Dimension card.]]
* TheDreaded: Murahoshi speculates that Terraphaser's sheer strength and technological powers is what causes several monsters to awaken and attempt to destroy it similar to what happened with the Ultroid Zero in ''Ultraman Z''.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Is colored a pitch black and has a fierce-looking red eye but it is a force of good under GUTS Select's custody. [[spoiler:Subverted But it winds up subverted when Agams' Agams takes over.]]
it over and it becomes an antagonistic force for the rest of the series.
* DeathIsCheap:[[spoiler: No matter how many times it gets destroyed, Agams can bring it back using the Phase Riser and Terraphaser's Mons Dimension card.]]
card, all thanks to its Sphere-powered nature.
* TheDreaded: Murahoshi speculates that Terraphaser's sheer strength and technological powers is what causes several monsters to awaken and attempt to destroy it similar to what happened with the Ultroid Zero in ''Ultraman Z''. However, episode 22 would reveal that it was actually because of it being powered by Sphere energy.
* EvilAllAlong: Not only was
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* TheDreaded: Murahoshi speculates that Terraphaser's sheer strength and technological powers is what causes several monsters to awaken and attempt to destroy it similar to what happened with the Ultroid Zero in ''Ultraman Z''. However, episode 22 would reveal that it was actually because of it being powered by Sphere energy.
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* FaceMonsterTurn: [[spoiler:Becomes an enemy when under Agams' [[VillainOverride control]].]]
* FunWithAcronyms: [[spoiler:Inverted since there is nothing fun about the acronym of its codename with Marlulu theorizing if the DG stands for '''D'''ecker '''G'''enocide after Agams shows that the mechs true purpose is too kill Decker and commit genocide on humanity.]]
* {{Homage}}: To Deathfacer, the robotic servant of Queen Monera and one of the antagonists of ''Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight''. [[spoiler:Also as a robotic machine that starts out as a force of good before it is hijacked by aliens to be a tool of evil and is even revealed to have been made from the start with the intention of helping out the invaders in the first place.]]
* FunWithAcronyms: [[spoiler:Inverted since there is nothing fun about the acronym of its codename with Marlulu theorizing if the DG stands for '''D'''ecker '''G'''enocide after Agams shows that the mechs true purpose is too kill Decker and commit genocide on humanity.]]
* {{Homage}}: To Deathfacer, the robotic servant of Queen Monera and one of the antagonists of ''Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight''. [[spoiler:Also as a robotic machine that starts out as a force of good before it is hijacked by aliens to be a tool of evil and is even revealed to have been made from the start with the intention of helping out the invaders in the first place.]]
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* FaceMonsterTurn: [[spoiler:Becomes Becomes an enemy when under Agams' [[VillainOverride control]].]]
control]].
* FunWithAcronyms:[[spoiler:Inverted Inverted since there is nothing fun about the acronym of its codename with Marlulu theorizing if the DG stands for '''D'''ecker '''G'''enocide after Agams shows that the mechs true purpose is too kill Decker and commit genocide on humanity.]]
humanity.
* {{Homage}}: To Deathfacer, the robotic servant of Queen Monera and one of the antagonists of''Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight''. [[spoiler:Also ''Film/UltramanTigaAndUltramanDynaWarriorsOfTheStarOfLight'' as a robotic machine that starts out as a force of good before it is hijacked by aliens to be a tool of evil and is even revealed to have been made from the start with the intention of helping out the invaders in the first place.]]
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* MotionCaptureMecha: [[spoiler:Agams Agams controls Terraphaser this way, using a special cockpit feature he had secretly installed that lets him use his own nervous system to control Terraphaser's every move.]]
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** Deathfacer was originally made by TPC as a battleship known as Prometheus before the Monera hijacked it to become a death machine, here it is a TPU creation for good and starts out in its robotic form. [[spoiler:And it later turns out to have been made for evil from the start once its true mastermind hijacks it.]]
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** Deathfacer was originally made by TPC as a battleship known as Prometheus before the Monera hijacked it to become a death machine, here it is a TPU creation for good and starts out in its robotic form. [[spoiler:And And it later turns out to have been made for evil from the start once its true mastermind hijacks it.]]
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* PowerCopying: [[spoiler: Once Agams takes over, he's able to his own Mons Dimension Cards with his Phase Riser to let Terraphaser channel the depicted Kaiju's power through its ArmCannon. So far, he's used the Mons Dimension Cards of Gomora, Eleking, Neomegas, and Mons-Ahgar.]]
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* PowerCopying: [[spoiler: Once Agams takes over, he's able to his own Mons Dimension Cards with his Phase Riser to let Terraphaser channel the depicted Kaiju's power through its ArmCannon. So far, he's used the Mons Dimension Cards of Gomora, Eleking, Neomegas, and Mons-Ahgar.]] ]
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* UnskilledButStrong: While it's equipped with powerful weapons, the AI unit designed for it is lacking in combat experience, which allows Raibasser to deactivate it. After the AI unit is replaced with Hanejiro, it becomes much more skilled in fighting capable of using its flying capabilities and beam attacks to great effect. [[spoiler:Agams takes this further as he proves even better with it than Hanejiro, being capable of beating Decker with ease.]]
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* UnskilledButStrong: While it's equipped with powerful weapons, the AI unit designed for it is lacking in combat experience, which allows Raibasser to deactivate it. After the AI unit is replaced with Hanejiro, it becomes much more skilled in fighting capable of using its flying capabilities and beam attacks to great effect. [[spoiler:Agams Agams takes this further as he proves even better with it than Hanejiro, being capable of beating Decker with ease.]]
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* WorfEffect: [[spoiler:It was able to defeat Decker in all three of his forms, but when Decker transformed into Dynamic Type, it got completely trounced and eventually destroyed.]]
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* WorfEffect: [[spoiler:It It was able to defeat Decker in all three of his forms, but when Decker transformed into Dynamic Type, it got completely trounced and eventually destroyed.]]
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* AmbiguousSituation: Both Captain Murahoshi and Sawa can only speculate and try to guess why Gazort attacked, owing it to Terraphaser somehow being threatening to the kaiju.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Both Captain Murahoshi and Sawa can only speculate and try to guess why Gazort attacked, owing it to Terraphaser somehow being threatening to the kaiju. Episode 22 would eventually clarify why: [[spoiler:Terraphaser was partly made with Sphere energy and thus the kaiju recognized it as the actual threat it was.]]
* EvilDetectingDog: Episode 22 retroactively reveals that [[spoiler:it felt the Sphere energy within Terraphaser and attacked it so it wouldn't go online and eventually threaten Earth.]]
* NonMaliciousMonster: Episode 22 reveals it to be one retroactively as [[spoiler:it only aggressively attacked Terraphaser because it could sense the Sphere energy within it.]]
* EvilDetectingDog: Episode 22 retroactively reveals that [[spoiler:it felt the Sphere energy within Terraphaser and attacked it so it wouldn't go online and eventually threaten Earth.]]
* NonMaliciousMonster: Episode 22 reveals it to be one retroactively as [[spoiler:it only aggressively attacked Terraphaser because it could sense the Sphere energy within it.]]
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* AmbiguousSituation: Like Gazort, its motives to attack Terraphaser aren't well-defined but the characters speculate that it did so out of fear of the robot's power. Episode 22 would eventually clarify why: [[spoiler:Terraphaser was partly made with Sphere energy and thus the kaiju recognized it as the actual threat it was.]]
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* ADayInTheLimelight: He is partially the focus of #11 due to being the one to convince the higher-ups to restart [=DG001=] project to create Terraphaser and explaining the robot's capabilities towards the main trio.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Before he becomes an antagonist that is. He is partially the focus of #11 due to being the one to convince the higher-ups to restart [=DG001=] project to create Terraphaser and explaining the robot's capabilities towards the main trio.
** His MadnessMantra only began in the same episode he revealed himself as a villain, and after his defeat in episode 15 he hallucinates the image of a woman speaking to him. Said mantra would be revealed to be words he repeats to preserve his memories as best as he can from the Sphere influencing him and that they were among her last words before her death.
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* MadnessMantra: Before he reveals his true nature as an evil alien, he utters some words which appear to have no coherent meaning with each other. Episode 15 would reveal that these words were once said by a woman he cared about but is implied to have been killed in the Sphere invasion of his homeworld which led to his descent into villainy. As he's taken over by the Spheres in episode 22, he starts forgetting the mantra and can't go any further than "flowers", which drives him to a VillainousBreakdown.
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* MadnessMantra: Before he reveals his true nature as an evil alien, he utters some words which appear to have no coherent meaning with each other. Episode 15 would reveal that these words were once said by Laelia, a woman he cared about but is implied to have been killed in the Sphere invasion of his homeworld which led to his descent into villainy. As he's taken over by the Spheres in episode 22, he starts forgetting the mantra and can't go any further than "flowers", which drives him to a VillainousBreakdown.VillainousBreakdown since the episode reveals that said woman was his wife.
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* MirrorCharacter: Episode 15 establishes him as this to [[Series/UltramanTriggerNewGenerationTiga Ignis]], while at the same time acting as his EvilCounterpart. Both are HumanAliens who lost their home planet to an alien invasion, or in Ignis's case, by a certain genocidal Dark Giant. Ignis would embark on a vendetta quest against Hudram while finding a means to defeat him, by becoming Trigger Dark later on, and remains as the Dark Giant's host to help Kengo and GUTS-Select in their final bout against Megalothor. Agams' home planet of Bazdo were overwhelmed by the Spheres despite that his people are still fighting back against them, he develops great resentment towards Earth, humanity, and the light of Decker for bringing the Spheres to them. Agams wanted nothing but to let the Spheres devour the Earth and will stop at nothing to remove Ultraman Decker out of the equation to achieve that end goal.
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* MirrorCharacter: Episode 15 establishes him as this to [[Series/UltramanTriggerNewGenerationTiga Ignis]], while at the same time acting as his EvilCounterpart. Both are HumanAliens who lost their home planet to an alien invasion, or in Ignis's case, by a certain genocidal Dark Giant.Giant and even witnessed their loved ones dying in front of them which heavily traumatized them. Ignis would embark on a vendetta quest against Hudram while finding a means to defeat him, by becoming Trigger Dark later on, and remains as the Dark Giant's host to help Kengo and GUTS-Select in their final bout against Megalothor. Agams' home planet of Bazdo were overwhelmed by the Spheres despite that his people are still fighting back against them, he develops great resentment towards Earth, humanity, and the light of Decker for bringing the Spheres to them. Agams wanted nothing but to let the Spheres devour the Earth and will stop at nothing to remove Ultraman Decker out of the equation to achieve that end goal.
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* TheResenter: Greatly resents Earth and all of humanity due to their expansion being partly responsible for the Spheres taking over his planet as he himself believes.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His goal from his point of view is this, by destroying Earth assisting the Sphere he intends to have his planet never be taken by the Sphere to begin with.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His goal from his point of view is this, by destroying Earth assisting the Sphere he intends to have his planet never be taken by the Sphere to begin with.
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* TheResenter: Greatly resents Earth and all of humanity due to their expansion being partly responsible for the Spheres taking over his planet and getting his wife killed as he himself believes.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His goal from his point of view is this, by destroying Earth assisting the Sphere he intends to have his planet never be taken by the Sphere to beginwith.with and simulataneously saves the life of his wife by preventing the Sphere attack that caused her death.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: His goal from his point of view is this, by destroying Earth assisting the Sphere he intends to have his planet never be taken by the Sphere to begin
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* TheyDiedBecauseOfYou: A racial example, as Agams blames the entirety of mankind for Planet Bazdo's fall into the Sphere's clutches. Kanata falls into HeroicBSOD whenever he is reminded of this.
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* TheyDiedBecauseOfYou: A racial example, as Agams blames the entirety of mankind for Planet Bazdo's fall into the Sphere's clutches. Kanata falls into HeroicBSOD whenever he is reminded of this. It gets played more directly when it's revealed that his wife, Laelia, died in a Sphere attack which caused him to develop a fully personal hatred of mankind.
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* VillainOverride: In episode 14 he hijacks Terraphaser's control from Hanejiro and takes over the machine for his own uses.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Unlike the original Geomos being formed by absorbing rocks, here it's formed from a presumed-dead Sphere soldier absorbing the S-Plasma breeder reactor after it was overloaded. Fittingly, its BossSubtitles are changed to S-Plasma Synthetic Beast.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Unlike the original Geomos being formed by absorbing rocks, here it's formed from a presumed-dead Sphere soldier absorbing the S-Plasma breeder reactor after it was overloaded. Fittingly, its BossSubtitles are changed to S-Plasma Synthetic Beast.Monster.
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* MythologyGag: Its status as a new variant of a Sphere Synthetic Beast Monster from ''Dyna'' that absorbed a reactor brings to mind [[Series/UltramanGinga Thunder Darambia]], another Sphere monster variant that appears to be carrying a substation on its back.
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* AmbiguouslyRelated: As Marlulu and Hotta note in a Special Episode, it is very similar to the Deathfacer created and used by the Alien Monsera from ''Dyna'' with them outright wondering if the designer somehow got information about the alien race.
* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Demon", which is rather ironic for a giant robot created to defend mankind. [[spoiler:Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.]]
* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic Demon", which is rather ironic for a giant robot created to defend mankind. [[spoiler:Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.]]
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* AmbiguouslyRelated: As Marlulu and Hotta note in a Special Episode, it is very similar to the Deathfacer created and used by the Alien Monsera Monera from ''Dyna'' with them outright wondering if the designer somehow got information about the alien race.
* BossSubtitles: "CyberneticDemon", which is rather ironic Golem", a seemingly fitting title for a giant robot created that was built to defend mankind.humanity. [[spoiler:Until Agams overrides it control complete with a more sinister demonic-looking face.]]
* BossSubtitles: "Cybernetic