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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Series/UltramanGaia.
''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Series/UltramanGaia.
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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as[[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman ''Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] Hyperspace'' in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Series/UltramanGaia.
''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as
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HenshinHero: The first three main Ultras of the Heisei era appear in this film, [[spoiler:although Gamu is the only human host to appear in the film, while Tiga and Dyna only appear in their Ultra forms.]]
*{{Kaiju}}HybridMonster: King of Mons is formed from Hiroshi combining his kaiju design with the two other kaiju his friends came up with. It can create minions based on its components, Scylla from its chest and Bajiris from its back and wings.
* {{Kaiju}}: As Ultraman Gaia is summoned into Tsutomu's world by the red ball, so are the kaiju he fights in his world.
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* {{Kaiju}}: As Ultraman Gaia is summoned into Tsutomu's world by the red ball, so are the kaiju he fights in his world.
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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Ultraman Gaia.
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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Ultraman Gaia.
Series/UltramanGaia.
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* AnAesop: It's better we think twice of [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor what we are trying to wish for]], for better or for worse.
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* BookEnds: The movie begins and ends with a young girl named Lisa Nanase becoming Tsutomu's classmate. The latter case, on the other hand, is an IdenticalStranger to the Red Sphere counterpart of Lisa.
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In a change of pace from the usual formula, ''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' takes place in the ''real'' world a.k.a our universe, in which the Ultra Series is a fictional show.
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish also brough along monsters from Gamu's world. And to make things worse, bullies from Tsutomu's class have found the magical wish-granting ball, and intends to use it for their own selfish purposes...
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish also brough along monsters from Gamu's world. And to make things worse, bullies from Tsutomu's class have found the magical wish-granting ball, and intends to use it for their own selfish purposes...
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In a change of pace from the usual formula, ''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' takes place in the ''real'' world a.k.is a our universe, RealWorldEpisode in which Gaia travels to a universe where the Ultra Series is a fictional show.
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish alsobrough brought along monsters from Gamu's world. And to make things worse, bullies from Tsutomu's class have found the magical wish-granting ball, and intends to use it for their own selfish purposes...
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish also
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* LoopholeAbuse: The wishes cannot be reset, and as such the monster army summoned by the red ball will remain. [[spoiler: But hey, more wishes can be made, so Tsutomu instead tries wishing for more Ultramen. And his wish is granted with the arrival of Ultramen Tiga and Dyna]]...
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* LoopholeAbuse: The wishes cannot be reset, and undone, as such the monster army summoned by the red ball will remain. [[spoiler: But hey, more wishes can be made, so Tsutomu instead tries wishing for more Ultramen. And his wish is granted with the arrival of Ultramen Tiga and Dyna]]...
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* Crossover: ''Series/UltramanGaia'' with ''Series/UltramanTiga'' and ''Series/UltramanDyna''.
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* Crossover: {{Crossover}}: ''Series/UltramanGaia'' with ''Series/UltramanTiga'' and ''Series/UltramanDyna''.
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* Crossover: ''Series/UltramanGaia'' with ''Series/UltramanTiga'' and ''Series/UltramanDyna''.
* GodzillaThreshold: [[spoiler: With Ultraman Gaia being overwhelmed by the kaiju trio, what can be done? Summon more Ultras, that's what! Cue the arrival of Ultraman Tiga and Dyna]]...
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* KarmaHoudini: Hiroshi, already a bully to Tsutomu, Hiroshi, wished for TWO monsters (Satan-Bizorm and King of Mons) to attack Japan in hopes of having them kill Gamu/Ultraman Gaia, but when you think about it, those two monsters (ESPECIALLY King of Mons) have probably killed thousands of innocent lives in his neighborhood, and the damage worth would cost over millions. Granted for King of Mons's case, this is partially [[{{Justified}} justified]], as [[ArtifactOfDoom the wish-granting red ball]] was corrupting Hiroshi and making him act evil. But in the case of Satan-Bizorm, he was fully aware of his actions [[KidsAreCruel and he brought him to the real world purely to smite Tsutomu]]. To further rub salt in this trope, by the end of the movie, [[MookFaceTurn Hiroshi winds up becoming friends with Tsutomu]]!
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* KarmaHoudini: Hiroshi, already a bully to Tsutomu, Hiroshi, Hiroshi wished for TWO monsters (Satan-Bizorm and King of Mons) to attack Japan in hopes of having them kill Gamu/Ultraman Gaia, but when you think about it, those two monsters (ESPECIALLY King of Mons) have probably killed thousands of innocent lives in his neighborhood, and the damage worth would cost over millions. Granted for King of Mons's case, this is partially [[{{Justified}} justified]], as [[ArtifactOfDoom the wish-granting red ball]] was corrupting Hiroshi and making him act evil. But in the case of Satan-Bizorm, he was fully aware of his actions [[KidsAreCruel and he brought him to the real world purely to smite Tsutomu]]. To further rub salt in this trope, by the end of the movie, [[MookFaceTurn Hiroshi winds up becoming friends with Tsutomu]]!
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* MacGuffinTurnedHuman: [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase, see TOmatoSurprise below]].
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* MacGuffinTurnedHuman: [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase, see TOmatoSurprise below]].
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* CassandraTruth: Gamu, after being transported from our world back into the Ultraman universe, but realizing our reality is in danger, had to try convincing his superiors to grant him access to a dimension-warping device to return to our universe.
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* KarmaHoudini: Hiroshi, already a bully to Tsutomu, Hiroshi, wished for TWO monsters (Satan-Bizorm and King of Mons) to attack Japan in hopes of having them kill Gamu/Ultraman Gaia, but when you think about it, those two monsters (ESPECIALLY King of Mons) have probably killed thousands of innocent lives in his neighborhood, and the damage worth would cost over millions. Granted for King of Mons's case, this is partially [[{{Justified}} justified]], as [[ArtifactOfDoom the wish-granting red ball]] was corrupting Hiroshi and making him act evil. But in the case of Satan-Bizorm, he was fully aware of his actions [[KidsAreCruel and he brought him to the real world purely to smite Tsutomu]]. To further rub salt in this trope, by the end of the movie, [[MookFaceTurn Hiroshi winds up becoming friends with Tsutomu]]!
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** Played straight for the promotional posters, which features ALL three Ultras taking roughly the same amount of poster space.
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** Played straight for the some promotional posters, which features ALL three Ultras taking roughly the same amount of poster space.
* ShoutOut: To ''Literature/GulliversTravels''. A copy of the book owned by Tsutomu is shown at several points of the movie, and Gamu compares his travels between alternate realities to Gulliver's adventures in Liliput and various magical lands.
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* LandSeaSky: The final battle, when the Ultramen Trio fights Kingmons and his two monster henchmen. Ultraman Gaia stays on land to fights Kingmons, Ultraman Tiga purses Scylla as they fight underwater, while Ultraman Dyna and Bajiris takes off into the stratosphere in an aerial battle.
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* LandSeaSky: [[spoiler: The final battle, when the Ultramen Trio fights Kingmons and his two monster henchmen. Ultraman Gaia stays on land to fights Kingmons, Ultraman Tiga purses Scylla as they fight underwater, while Ultraman Dyna and Bajiris takes off into the stratosphere in an aerial battle.battle]].
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* OddballInTheSeries: The 90s saw several Ultramen-related movies and TV shows, but this is the only one which takes place in ''our'' reality instead of the Ultramen universe. And for the most part its a human-focused drama, with less emphasis on the Ultra vs. Kaiju action.
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* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler: Ultramen Tiga and Dyna arriving in the climax. Firstly by saving Tsutomu and friends just as they're about to fall to their deaths, then backing up Gaia against the legion of monsters]].
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* NonFatalExplosions: [[spoiler: At the end of the movie when their school explodes thanks to being hit by a stray energy blast by Kingmons, Tsutomu and his classmates gets blasted sky-high by the explosion... and remains without a scratch. Yes, the timely arrival of Ultraman Tiga and Dyna saved them from falling to their deaths, but the heat, debris and impact of the explosion should've been enough to cause at least some serious injury]]...
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* NonFatalExplosions: [[spoiler: At the end of the movie when their school explodes thanks to being hit by a stray energy blast by Kingmons, Tsutomu and his classmates gets blasted sky-high by the explosion... and remains without a scratch. Yes, the timely arrival of Ultraman Tiga and Dyna saved them from falling to their deaths, but the heat, debris and impact of the explosion should've been enough to cause at least some serious injury]]...injury]].
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* DeathByNewberyMedal: Played with [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase's fate. Sure, she didn't die, but by resetting the wishes made by the ArtifactOfDoom means Lisa will be erased from existence too, and Tsutomu will have to accept the reality of losing her.]]
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* DeathByNewberyMedal: Played with [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase's fate. Sure, she didn't die, but by resetting the wishes made by the ArtifactOfDoom means Lisa will be erased from existence too, and Tsutomu will have to accept the reality of losing her.her, and her disappearance would change him to be a more matured person.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the FakeOutOpening, Gamu is shown struggling to reach his TransformationTrinket after being knocked aside by a stray explosion, and had to cross a narrow catwalk to grab it. [[spoiler: In the climax of the movie, Tsutomu had to reach the wish-granting red ball, but is knocked aside by a stray explosion that collapsed part of the roof he's on, and had to cross a narrow, collapsed pillar to reach it]].
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* OrWasItADreamOrWasItADream: At the start of the film, Tsutomu saw himself being transported into his television, meets a mysterious girl, saw himself in a FireAndBrimstoneHell world... then wakes up. He assumed to be a dream, but then the next day the girl he saw in his "dream" shows up in his class...
* TomatoSurprise: [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase is the human form of the wish granting red ball]].
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** Gamu, and his jet, vanished into particles of light when the magic wears off, transporting him from reality back into the Ultramen's fictional universe.
** In the ending when the [[spoiler: wishes are reset, Gamu Takayama, as well as the Ultramen Tiga and Dyna, disappears too, returning to their reality]]. [[spoiler: But with the wishes reset, Lisa Nanase also ends up like this]].
*EmergingFromTheShadowsEmergingFromTheShadows: In the opening scene, Satanbizor (disguised as Gamu) comes out from the shadows to taunt him.
* FakeOutOpening: The movie opens with an intense foot chase, with Gamu pursuing a mysterious stranger, before confronting the stranger, who then turns into the monster Satanbizor. Gamu then transforms into Ultraman Gaia, and a titanic battle is about to begin... before the whole thing is revealed to be a television screen being watched by Tsutomu.
** Gamu, and his jet, vanished into particles of light when the magic wears off, transporting him from reality back into the Ultramen's fictional universe.
** In the ending when the [[spoiler: wishes are reset, Gamu Takayama, as well as the Ultramen Tiga and Dyna, disappears too, returning to their reality]]. [[spoiler: But with the wishes reset, Lisa Nanase also ends up like this]].
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* FakeOutOpening: The movie opens with an intense foot chase, with Gamu pursuing a mysterious stranger, before confronting the stranger, who then turns into the monster Satanbizor. Gamu then transforms into Ultraman Gaia, and a titanic battle is about to begin... before the whole thing is revealed to be a television screen being watched by Tsutomu.
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* ResetButton:
ResetButton: [[spoiler: By wishing the red ball away from existence, everything that happened because of the wishes are instantly reset. Including the destruction caused by Satanbizor or Kingmons, or any memories of Tsutomu's classmates and the nearby civilians of meeting Gamu, the Ultras, and the monsters. However, Tsutomu does remember his meeting with Gamu]].
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SharedLifeMeter: [[spoiler: Kingmons' health is shared with his CoDragons, Scylla and Bajiris. As such, when Scylla and Bajiris gets destroyed by Ultraman Tiga and Dyna, Kingmons feels the pain from their demise too, and is subsequently weakened enough for Gaia to gain the upper hand]].
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ShowWithinAShow: The ''Ultra Series'' in this universe.
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SupportingProtagonist: Well, in a way... despite the title, Ultraman Gaia, and Gamu, are only the supporting characters, the main character is Tsutomu, and much of the development revolves around him.
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WakingUpElsewhere: Gamu, after the fight against Satanbizor, before being transported back to his jet... only to realize the horde of excited schoolchildren surrounding his parked vehicle.
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** Only for the Japanese title, ''Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace''. [[spoiler: Ultraman Tiga and Dyna only shows up for the final battle, and their combined screentime takes up only a fraction of the film's runtime]].
** Played straight for the promotional posters, which features ALL three Ultras taking roughly the same amount of poster space.
*ArtifactOfDoom
ArtifactOfDoom: The wish-granting red ball, which can grant wishes, but can also take over the minds of those who uses it.
*BehemothBattle
BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Wishing for Ultraman Gaia into our world? Yeah, he will come, but so will the monsters and alien invaders.
*BrainwashedAndCrazy
BehemothBattle: The movie climaxes with Ultraman Gaia battling Kingmons. [[spoiler: And when Kingmons summons backup in the form of Bajiris and Scylla, Ultraman Tiga and Dyna then joins the fray]]...
*ComingOfAgeStory
BrainwashedAndCrazy: People who held on to the wish-granting red ball ends up losing their grip on reality and becoming possessed by its evil powers.
* ComingOfAgeStory: Yes, this is an Ultraman movie, but for the most part it revolves around a lonely child disconnected from reality, dealing with bullies, peer pressure, and finding his place in the world. The Ultras and kaijus do fit into the story, but for the most part the emphasis is on the human drama.
* DeathByNewberyMedal: Played with [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase's fate. Sure, she didn't die, but by resetting the wishes made by the ArtifactOfDoom means Lisa will be erased from existence too, and Tsutomu will have to accept the reality of losing her.]]
** [[spoiler: Then defied in the next scene, when an IdenticalStranger also named Lisa Nanase transfers into his class]].
** Only for the Japanese title, ''Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace''. [[spoiler: Ultraman Tiga and Dyna only shows up for the final battle, and their combined screentime takes up only a fraction of the film's runtime]].
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* DeathByNewberyMedal: Played with [[spoiler: Lisa Nanase's fate. Sure, she didn't die, but by resetting the wishes made by the ArtifactOfDoom means Lisa will be erased from existence too, and Tsutomu will have to accept the reality of losing her.]]
** [[spoiler: Then defied in the next scene, when an IdenticalStranger also named Lisa Nanase transfers into his class]].
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the series, ''Series/UltramanGaia''. The movie is much more light-hearted overall and focuses on a child's struggles in school.
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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Ultraman Gaia.
In a change of pace from the usual formula, ''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' takes place in the ''real'' world a.k.a out universe, in which the Ultra Series is a fictional show.
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish also brough along monsters from Gamu's world. And to make things worse, bullies from Tsutomu's class have found the magical wish-granting ball, and intends to use it for their own selfish purposes...
Tropes related to the kaiju antagonists are already [[Characters/Ultramanaia on the series' character page]].
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* AdvertisedExtra
* ArtifactOfDoom
* BehemothBattle
* BrainwashedAndCrazy
* ComingOfAgeStory
* DeathByNewberyMedal:
* DisappearsIntoLight
* EmergingFromTheShadows
* FistOutOfWater
* LighterAndSofter
* LongingForFictionland
* OrWasItADream
* SharedLifeMeter
* ShowWithinAShow
* WakingUpElsewhere
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''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' (known as [[OverlyLongTitle Ultraman Tiga, Ultraman Dyna, & Ultraman Gaia: The Decisive Battle in Hyperspace]] in Japan) is a 1999 tokusatsu film produced by Tsuburaya Productions, part of the ''Franchise/UltraSeries'' and the only movie in the franchise centered around Ultraman Gaia.
In a change of pace from the usual formula, ''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' takes place in the ''real'' world a.k.a out universe, in which the Ultra Series is a fictional show.
When a child named Tsutomu Shinsei, whom is a hardcore fan of Ultraman (especially Ultraman Gaia) comes across a mysterious red ball after a PropheticDream, which can seemingly grant his wishes, he immediately wishes to meet Gamu Takayama, the hero and human host of Ultraman Gaia. Sure enough, Gamu gets transported from the Ultramen's fictional universe into ''our'' reality, but unfortunately the wish also brough along monsters from Gamu's world. And to make things worse, bullies from Tsutomu's class have found the magical wish-granting ball, and intends to use it for their own selfish purposes...
Tropes related to the kaiju antagonists are already [[Characters/Ultramanaia on the series' character page]].
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!!''Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace'' provides the following tropes.
* AdvertisedExtra
* ArtifactOfDoom
* BehemothBattle
* BrainwashedAndCrazy
* ComingOfAgeStory
* DeathByNewberyMedal:
* DisappearsIntoLight
* EmergingFromTheShadows
* FistOutOfWater
* LighterAndSofter
* LongingForFictionland
* OrWasItADream
* SharedLifeMeter
* ShowWithinAShow
* WakingUpElsewhere
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