History Characters / UltramanZero

* RessurectiveImmortality: He keeps coming back this way, thanks to Reiblood's powers even being reduced to a mere spirit can't stop him for long before he finds a way to become corporeal again. The only times where this was actually averted were when Zero obliterated his spirit with his Shining form, though this ended undone by Zero reversing time afterwards and when [[spoiler:Geed kills him between dimensions, leaving his spirit stuck between them and therefore unable to ever return even if he resurrected in some way.]]

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat, though even then Belial finds a way to persist as a spirit and return in ''Series/UltraZeroFight'' before Zero obliterates his spirit as Shining Ultraman Zero, [[spoiler:though later unwittingly resurrects him when he used the Shining Star Drive to resurrect his deceased teammates]].
In ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good mid-series, having possessed Arie at the last second. It ends up finally subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

* YouCantGoHomeAgain: After his banishment from the Land of Light, he can never go back to it. He tends to act like he doesn't cares anymore, but it's heavily implied that deep down he does long for his home

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* DragonAscendant: Was originally a pawn of Reiblood during his original rampage and acted out on the advice of his spiritual source of power. By the time he escapes his prison, Reiblood's spirit is all but stated to be DeaderThanDead and thus Belial becomes the main threat to the Multiverse all on his own, though ''Geed'' implies that his actions were still driven by Reiblood's influence to some degree.

* IveComeTooFar: His final moments imply that this is the case for him, he really just wants to rest from his countless resurrections and go back to his home in the Land of Light, but after all his atrocities he's commited he simply feels that going forward with his villainy is the only way to go, and has no intention of going back to the light anymore.

* XanatosGambit: Belial's original master plan was to set off a gigantic bomb that would either remove King from the picture, or destroy all creation in the ultimate murder-suicide. It worked for the first plan and Belial was able to take King out and start his second scheme, which was to drain King's scattered power to turn himself into a God and take out King for good in the proccess

** ExpyCoexistance: [[spoiler: By the end of the film, Taiga Nozumu and Shin Asuka are fighting side-by-side, respectively as Ultraman Zero and Ultrmaan Dyna]].

* HumongousMecha: A robot duplicate of Ultraman Zero from another universe discovered by the Salome who then decided to use it themselves.

* MechaMooks: Alongside the Darklopses. Though the Legionoids are far weaker.

** In ''Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial'' he defeats and nearly kills Zero, Jean-Bot and Mirror Knight as Arch Belial, requiring Glenn Fire to save them.

* EvilLaugh: Belial never misses the chance to let out devilish laughs at appropiate moments when he succeeds or when he's sadistically enjoying his evil actions.

* NoNonsenseNemesis: When he really feels like it, he can be this.
** In ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' he isn't content with just freezing the Land of Light as he sends out a Reionics Alien Shaplay with 3 Kaiju (Salamandora, Bemstar and Dorako) as backup to kill any survivors; when ZAP Spacy gets involved and are far away from the Monster Graveyard, Belial sends out an Alien Zetton and Narse to kill them.

* SealedEvilInACan: Ultraman King defeated him and created the moon to imprison him in it. He presumably would've been forever impresoned hadn't he been freed by an [[TooDumbToLive foolish Alien Zarab]].

* GrandTheftMe: He takes over Zero by imparting his essence into him, becoming ''Zero Darkness''. He later does this to Arie in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' to survive Geed Royal Megamaster's ultimate attack that seemingly kills him.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: It's heavily implied that deep beneath his egocentrical personality lies a vulnerable, self-loathing and insecure Ultra who compensates for his perceived weaknesses by attaining power through any means.

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat, though even then Belial finds a way to persist as a spirit and return in ''Series/UltraZeroFight'' before Zero obliterates his spirit as Shining Ultraman Zero, [[spoiler:though later unwittingly resurrects him when he used the Shining Star Drive to resurrect his deceased teammates]]. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well mid-series, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras while Kei did the job of collecting Capsules for him; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possessed Arie at the last second. It ends up finally subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

* OriginEpisode: "The Divergence" from ''The Absolute Conspiracy'' can be considered this for him, depicting Belial in his youth when he was a regular Ultra and depicting the process of his turn to evil.

* TokenEvilTeammate: His VillainEpisode in ''Series/UltraGalaxyFightTheAbsoluteConspiracy'' shows that Belial was ''not'' even a truly good guy to begin with. To wit, back during Alien Empera's invasion of the Land of Light, he simply kills the Emperor of Darkness' lackeys with no reason, let alone said lackeys having surrendered arguing that they were [[PayEvilUntoEvil invaders attacking their home]].

* FallenHero: Was previously an Ultra that fought alongside Ken, Marie and Zoffy against the forces of Alien Empera, unfortunately his desire for greater power inspired by witnessing Alien Empera's own and jealously towards Ken for becoming captain of the Space Garrison and winning Marie's heart all drove him to try and forcefully empower himself with the Plasma Spark, which led to his banishment from the Land of Light, which itself was followed by him making a deal with Rayblood and absorbing his essence to become more powerful and conquer the Land of Light.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Belial's sole motivation throughout his life has been to become stronger and get everything he desires without giving a hoot about anyone else's needs. When he turns to villainy, he views all his servants as disposable pawns and does not return any loyalty given to him by them, killing and disposing of them when he feels like it or no longer has any use of them. To drive this point, his first action in ''Ultra Galaxy Legends'' is to kill the Zarab that freed him and tried to team up with him, as he doesn't likes the idea of sharing.

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat, though even then Belial finds a way to persist as a spirit and return in ''Series/UltraFightZero'' before Zero obliterates his spirit as Shining Ultraman Zero, [[spoiler:though later unwittingly resurrects him when he used the Shining Star Drive to resurrect his deceased teammates]]. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well mid-series, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras while Kei did the job of collecting Capsules for him; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possessed Arie at the last second. It ends up finally subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

* {{Revenge}}: His main motivation throughout all his apperances, outside of ambition, is to get revenge on those who he feels have wronged him or stopped his plans. First, he desired it against the Land of Light for exiling him after he tried to take the Plasma Spark, after he was defeated by Ultraman Zero he extended this grudge to Zero for it, in ''Geed'' he also takes the chance to try and get this on Ultraman King, the one who defeated him in his first rampage, nearly succeeding at it by absorbing his energy after getting the old man to put himself out of commision stopping the Crisis Impact.

An army of one hundred of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries''' most (in)famous kaiju and alien enemies of the Ultramen. They form Belial troops in ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'', created when the dark Ultra warrior uses his Reionyx power and Giga Battlenizer to resurrect the numerous souls of those slain by the Ultras lying in Monster Graveyard. Facing them off are Series/{{Ultraman}}, Series/UltraSeven, Series/UltramanMebius, and [[Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle Rei's Gomora and Litra]].

* VillainDecay: Especially notable for Antlar (whose hide can withstand Ultraman's Specium Ray in [[Series/{{Ultraman}} his debut]], but is put down by a single energy blast this time), Gan-Q (a tough monster that Seven kills with a single Eye Sluger attack), Galberos (who simply dies from a kick, while in ''Series/UltramanNexus'' and ''Mega Monster Battle'' he was a dangerous, reoccurring foe with illusionary abilities and pretty tough to kill) among several others. It ''might'' be justified; since the monsters were [[CameBackWrong recently resurrected]] by the Battlenizer their strength may still be at a fraction.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Some members of the army simply disappears during the battle, despite not being shown dying onscreen, such as Twin Tail, King Guesra, Pressure, Alien Reflect, among others. It's likely Zero or the Ultra Brothers killed them offscreen, however.

* EvilKnockoff: Of Zero.

* SuperPrototype: He may be just Belial's prototype, but he puts up ''way'' more of a fight against Zero than his mass produced successors.

* CastingAShadow: He can teleport between any locations with sufficient darkness.

* CoDragons: With Iaron in ''Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial'', both are Belial's most powerful and reliable lackeys in the film.

* DarkIsEvil: Can't get any more blatant than '''Dark''' Go Ne

* MechaMooks: Alongside the Darklopses.

* AndIMustScream: He was sealed away inside the moon for ''20,000 years''. Not that it seemed to bother him that much.

** Dishes a massive CurbStompBattle to the Land of Light and comes close to killing them all by freezing the entire planet. In the climax he kills Ultraseven when the latter [[TakingTheBullet shields the ZAP Spacy Crew]] from Belial's attacks while mortally wounded.
** In ''Series/UltraZeroFight'' as Zero Darkness he killed the entire Ultimate Force Zero except for Moroboshi the Pigmon, who is saved when Zero regains control of his body, achieves his Shining Form and purges Belial out of his body then undoing the events.

** In ''Ultra Zero Fight'' once he becomes Darkness Zero he procceeds to quickly kill off the Ultimate Force Zero's strongest members leaving Moroboshi the Pigmon for last and only taking his time with the little guy out of sick pleasure in killing it.
* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat, though even then Belial finds a way to persist as a spirit and return in ''Series/UltraFightZero'' before Zero obliterates his spirit as Shining Ultraman Zero, [[spoiler:though later unwittingly resurrects him when he used the Shining Star Drive to resurrect his deceased teammates]]. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well mid-series, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras while Kei did the job of collecting Capsules for him; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possesed Arie at the last second. It ends up finally subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

* OneWingedAngel: Does this practically OnceAnEpisode when his options to win are running out. The first time being merging with his army of monsters to form Belyudra, then in the second, he becomes the enormous Arch Belial by consuming the emerald ore, and in Geed he becomes Chimeraboros. Later he gets a more downplayed example in Ultraman Belial Atrocious, who remains mostly humanoid but has notable body distortions.
* OverarchingVillain: Of the ''Franchise/UltramanZero'' installments, serving as the BigBad in most of the installments. He also serves as this to ''[[Series/UltramanOrb Ultra Fight Orb]]'' as his revival is Reibatos' goal. Right after the events of the miniseries he functions as the BigBad in ''Series/UltramanGeed'', where he meets his end. Even then, his influence remains on the following shows, mainly ''Series/UltramanTaiga'' and ''Series/UltramanZ'' where even in death he "inspires" Ultraman Tregear's actions that would stir up trouble in ''Orb'', ''R/B'', ''Taiga'' and the remains of his body known as Devil Splinters, serve as a driving point of ''Z''.
* ParentsAsPeople: [[VillainRespect He does show some sense of acknowledgement, and even pride, towards his son Geed despite him being a hero that opposes him that his servant Kei Fukuide created, that said its unclear how much of this is genuine pride for Geed as his own person or if its just pride out of Geed technically being an extension of his being.]] [[BadBoss His treatment of his loyal servant Kei on the other hand...]]

* PlayingWithFire: All of his abilities use fire in some form.

* SatelliteCharacter: Doesn't get much development on his own due to Zero having full control of his body for most of the film, other than being a protective big brother to Nao and brave.

* CharacterDevelopment: At the start of the film. He acted like a [[JerkAss stuck up rookie that can go missions alone]]. Only until after he realizes how much of a threat Alien Bat is, and how much Ultraman means to people do his true colors come into play and he begins to warm up to both Zero and his team.

* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: He saves the Ultramen all the effort of finishing off Reibatos in ''Series/UltraFightOrb''.

** In a minor note, his previous friends Ken and Marie seemed distressed to watch him destroy their home and tried reasoning with him when he first attacked the Land of Light in revenge. Too bad he was too far gone to listen to them at that point.

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat though even then Belial finds a way to persist as a spirit before Zero obliterates his spirit [[spoiler:though unwittingly resurrects him when he used the Shining Star Drive to resurrect his teammates]]. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possesed Arie at the last second. Subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

* OverarchingVillain: Of the ''Franchise/UltramanZero'' installments, serving as the BigBad in most of the installments. He also serves as this to ''[[Series/UltramanOrb Ultra Fight Orb]]'' as his revival is Reibatos' goal. Right after the events of the miniseries he functions as the BigBad in ''Series/UltramanGeed'', where he meets his end. Even then, his influence remains on the following shows, mainly ''Series/UltramanTaiga'' and ''Series/UltramanZ'' where even in death he "inspires" Ultraman Tregear in ''Taiga'' and the remains of his body known as Devil Splinters, serve as a driving point of ''Z''.

!!!Voiced by: Miyu Irino

* TheCorrupter: His Reiblood genes allow him to channel their malice to turn other living beings evil or aggressive. Even after his death, his body fragments can drive Kaiju berserk and send them on mindless rampages while forcefully empowering them.

* DeathByIrony: Temporary example in ''Geed''. When he fights his son in episode 17, Geed beats him using Royal Mega Master, a form he accesses by using his (Belial's) Ultra Capsule in combination with Ultraman King's. Belial partially survives by possessing Arie but would have died otherwise.
* DragonAscendant: Was originally a pawn of Reiblood during his original rampage. By the time he escapes his prison, Reiblood's spirit is all but stated to be DeaderThanDead and thus Belial becomes the main threat to the Multiverse all on his own.
* DrivenByEnvy: Belial's fall to evil started with him being jealous over Ken being promoted after defeating Empera and proceeding to grow stronger than himself.

* TheExile: Was banished from the Land of Light for trying to steal the Plasma Spark out of a desire to get more powerful, which could've plunged the Land of Light into an eternal winter.
* {{Expy}}: Due to his overall design and aesthetics in his ultra form, Belial is the Nebula M78 equivalent to [[Series/UltramanNexus Dark Zagi]].

* FallenHero: Was previously an Ultra that fought alongside Ken, Marie and Zoffy against the forces of Alien Empera, unfortunately his desire for greater power inspired by witnessing Alien Empera's own and jealously towards Ken for becoming captain of the Space Garrison and winning Marie's heart which made him feel worhtless and inferior all drove him to try and forcefully empower himself with the Plasma Spark, which led to his banishment from the Land of Light, which itself was followed by him making a deal with Rayblood and absorbing his essence to become more powerful and conquer the Land of Light.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Belial's sole motivation throughout his life has been to become stronger and get everything he desires without giving a hoot about anyone else's needs. When he turns to villainy, he views all his servants as disposable pawns and does not return any loyalty given to him by them.

* LeaderFormsTheHead: As Belyudra, Belial forms the behemoth monster's brain.
* LukeIAmYourFather: He's the father of Series/UltramanGeed. Though he himself never has to reveal it to his son.

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possesed Arie at the last second. Subverted after Geed kills him in the final battle, as even several series later Belial is still KilledOffForReal.

** In the years between ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' and ''Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial'' he managed to go from having no armies or resources left and stranded on space to commanding a galactic-spanning empire along with a much more massive and deadly army than his previous one.

* UngratefulBastard: When he's freed from his prison by an Alien Zarab that is nice enough to even give him back his Giga Battle Nizer and only aks that [[WeCanRuleTogether they]] form a partnership to take over the Universe his only response is to immediately kill said Zarab and then declare that only [[ICanRuleAlone he]] will take over.

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: All the New Generation Ultra Heroes look up to him. Most notable are [[Series/UltramanGinga Ginga, Victory]], [[Series/UltramanX X]], [[Series/UltramanOrb Orb]], [[Series/UltramanGeed Geed]], [[Series/UltramanRB Ultrawoman Grigio]] and [[Series/UltramanTaiga The Tri-Squad]]. He even gets a fanboy desiring to be his apprentice in Series/UltramanZ.

** In ''Series/UltramanGeed'' once he becomes Ultraman Belial Atrocious he is able to easily defeat Royal Megamaster, Zero Beyond and even Father of Ultra with minimal difficulty on his part.

* NotQuiteDead: He is very fond of this trope. First, the Ultras thought him dead after Belyudra's destruction, he survived (albeit heavily scarred) and proceeded to plot his revenge, Zero obliterates him in his [[Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial second]] outing making sure this does not repeat. Later on, in ''Series/UltramanGeed'' he is also believed dead after the Crisis Impact, only for him to show up alive and well, having faked his death to go unnoticed by the Ultras; much later in the series he also turns out alive after Geed Royal Megamaster seemingly obliterates him for good, having possesed Arie at the last second.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Usually his eyes will remain normally lit, but sometimes they glow, such as in the final scene of ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' where they lit up to show us that [[NotQuiteDead he isn't down for the count]].

** In ''Film/UltraGalaxyLegendGaidenUltramanZeroVsDarklopsZero'' the BigBad, Darklops Zero, is one of his many MechaMooks who simply found himself in the alternate Universe Zero and Rei visit him, and acts entirely under Belial's protocols.
** In ''Series/UltraFightOrb'' his resurrection is Reibato's goal and the driving force of the latter's actions.

* GrandTheftMe: He takes over Zero by imparting his essence into him, becoming ''Zero Darkness''. He later does this to Arie in ''Series/UltramanGeed''

** In the years between ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends'' and ''Film/UltramanZeroTheRevengeOfBelial'' he managed to go from having no armies or resources to commanding a galactic-spanning empire along with a much more massive army of {{Mook}}s than he previously had.

* OverarchingVillain: Of the ''Franchise/UltramanZero'' installments, serving as the BigBad in most of the installments. He also serves as this to ''[[Series/UltramanOrb Ultra Fight Orb]]'' as his revival is Reibatos' goal, which the latter succeeds at. Right after the events of the miniseries he functions as the BigBad in ''Series/UltramanGeed'', where he meets his end. Even then, his influence remains on the following shows, mainly ''Series/UltramanTaiga'' and ''Series/UltramanZ'' where even in death he "inspires" Ultraman Tregear in ''Taiga'' and the remains of his body known as Devil Splinters, serve as a driving point of ''Z''.

* {{Revenge}}: His main motivation throughout all his reapperances, outside of ambition, is to get revenge on those who he feels have wronged him or stopped his plans. First, he desired it against the Land of Light for exiling him and denying him the power of the Plasma Spark, after he was defeated by Ultraman Zero, he extended this grudge to Zero, in ''Geed'' he also takes the chance to try and get this on Ultraman King, the one who defeated him in his first rampage, nearly succeeding at it.
* SealedEvilInACan: Ultraman King defeated him and created the moon to imprison him in it. He presumably would've been forever impresoned hadn't he been freed by an [[TooDumbToLive arrogant, overconfident and foolish Alien Zarab]].

* CurbstompBattle: In his debut, he dishes one of these to Belial and his army, disarming him with ease right after plowing through the remnants of his 100 Monster Army in minutes.

* MultiformBalance: In the ''Ultra Zero Fight'' segment of ''Ultraman Retsuden'', he gains this ability thanks to [[Series/UltramanDyna Dyna's]] and [[Series/UltramanCosmos Cosmos']] powers which he gained after their fusion into Ultraman Saga.

* MyHeroZero: His name and one of the most powerful of all the Ultra warriors.

The son of Series/UltraSeven. An exceptionally powerful young Ultra, he was banished from the Land of Light after attempting to steal the planet's power source, the Plasma Spark. After years of training under Series/UltramanLeo, he eventually returned and proved himself a worthy hero in ''Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends''. Afterwards, he would begin trekking the multiverse, pursuing after all sorts of powerful villains, clashing with Belial time and time again. He has since become one of the most imortant Ultras in the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'', frequently crossing over into other series, most notably ''Series/UltramanGeed'', where he is one of the main characters. He has no single human host, but always uses the Ultra Zero Eye to transform.

* CurbstompBattle: In his debut, he dishes one of these to Belial and his army, disarming him with ease right after plowing through his 100 Monster Army in minutes.

* MultiformBalance: In the ''Ultra Zero Fight'' segment of ''Ultraman Retsuden'', he gains this ability thanks to [[Series/UltramanDyna Dyna]] and [[Series/UltramanCosmos Cosmos]].

* AdaptationalJerkass: The original Alien Bat was pretty bad already, but this one takes all his negative traits UpToEleven and is even more pretty and vicious than his original counterpart. Likewise he seeks the death of all life in the Multiverse, as opposed to simply seeking complete conquest of Earth

A fallen Ultra warrior. Like Zero, Belial was originally a young and powerful warrior who was banished from the Land of Light after attempting to steal the Plasma Spark. In exile, he encountered the powerful entity known as [[Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle Reiblood]], who corrupted him further with his Reionyx powers. With the newfound ability to command monsters through the Giga Battlenizer, he led a huge army of kaiju against the Land of Light, but was ultimately defeated by [[Series/UltramanLeo Ultraman King]] and imprisoned in what became the planet's moon. However, after being freed by a foolish [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Alien Zarab]], he has begun to rampage through the cosmos once more and is now considered one of the greatest enemies of the Ultra heroes, especially his longtime foe Ultraman Zero and later on his "son" Series/UltramanGeed.

* DragonAscendant: Was originally a pawn of Reiblood during his original rampage. However, by the time he escapes his prison, Reiblood's spirit is all but stated to be DeaderThanDead and thus Belial becomes the main threat to the Multiverse all on his own.

* VillainDecay: Especially notable for Antlar (whose hide can withstand Ultraman's Specium Ray in [[Series/{{Ultraman}} his debut]], but is put down by a single energy blast this time), Gan-Q (a though monster that Seven kills with a single Eye Sluger attack), Galberos (who simply dies from a kick, while in ''Series/UltramanNexus'' and ''Mega Monster Battle'' he was a dangerous, reoccurring foe with illusionary abilities and pretty though to kill) among several others. It ''might'' be justified however, since the monsters were [[CameBackWrong recently resurrected]] by the Battlenizer their strength may still be at a fraction.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Some members of the army simply disappears during the battle, despite not being shown dying onscreen, such as Twin Tail, King Guesra, Pressure, Alien Reflect, among others. It's likely Zero or the Ultra Brothers killed them offscrene, howeever.

* ZergRush: Their standard methods of attacking due to having advantage in numbers, this helps them eventually exhaust the Ultras. Against Ultraman Zero, [[CurbStompBattle however they're promptly beaten.]]

A robotic doppelganger of Ultraman Zero who serves as the title antagonist of ''Ultraman Zero vs Darklops Zero''. It was discovered by a group of [[Series/UltraSeven Alien Salome]] who realized it was not of this universe and sought to harness its great power. However, it turned out to be much less under their control than they imagined...

* MirrorMatch: His final match against Zero invokes this. Both of them are capable of the same fighting moves and techniques, can launch their dual sluggers all over the place, and repeatedly spam their beam attacks on each other. The ''real'' Zero wins however, using a trick move he learned from his mentor Leo.

The BigBad of ''Killer the Beatstar''. Beatstar is a supercomputer created by survivors of a universe destroyed by Alien Bat to monitor their planet-ship as they fled for new dimensions. However, his creators became hateful and violent towards each other, leading the A.I. to believe it must destroy all organic life to bring peace. Thus it searches for worlds to destroy, eventually bringing it into conflict with the Ultimate Force Zero and ZAP SPACY when it captures Jean-Bot and Princess Emerana.

* TheBusCameBack: However, it seems Narse took the bus again, because this remains the robot dragon's only reappearance to date.

* UnexplainedRecovery: Was resurrected or came back to life at some point before the Crisis Impact and after ''Series/UltraZeroFight''.

* LeaderFormsTheHead: As Belyudora, Belial forms the behemoth monster's brain.

* BackFromTheDead: They are revived from the souls of various kaiju collected by Belial from the Monster Graveyard.

* FusionDance: After the last of them have been slain, Belial resurrects them all, ''again'', together with at least 200 others, to form Belyudora.
* {{Mooks}}: Basically their purpose after being brought back by Belial.
* VillainDecay: Especially notable for Antlar (whose hide can withstand Ultraman's Specium Ray in [[Series/{{Ultraman}} his debut]], but is put down by a single energy blast this time), Gan-Q (one of the biggest threat from ''Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle'' only to be sliced apart by a random Eye Slugger hit), Galberos (who simply dies from a kick, while in ''Series/UltramanNexus'' he is a dangerous, reoccurring foe) among several others. It ''might'' be justified however, since these monsters are recently revived by the Battlenizer their strength may still be at a fraction.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Some members of the army simply disappears during the battle, despite not being shown dying onscreen, such as Twin Tail, King Guesra, Alien Pressah, Alien Reflect, among others.
* TheWorfBarrage: The remainder of the army - at least 50 of 'em - serves to establish Ultraman Zero as a powerful warrior by getting killed in the hands of Zero in under two minutes.
* ZergRush: Their standard methods of attacking due to having advantage in numbers. Against Ultraman Zero, [[CurbStompBattle however]]…

!! Darkgone

* {{Homage}}: Based on a villain from ''Series/JumborgAce'' called Anti Go-Ne.

An alien who only appears at the very beginning of the movie (although there are some hints he was the one seen in ''Series/UltraGalaxyMegaMonsterBattle NEO''), where he has somehow gotten his hand on the Giga-Battlenizer (as seen in TheStinger of ''Series/UltramanMebius: Ghost Rebirth''). He used it free Belial from his prison after sneaking past the guards, hoping that Belial would form an alliance with him in gratitude. Unfortunately, Belial killed him instead, causing M78's greatest crisis yet.