Ultraseven
- Abnormal Ammo: Shrank down to about an inch high, ran into Furuhashi's BFG, and let Furuhashi fire the next round, all to destroy Crazygon.
- Action Dad: He's the father to Ultraman Zero, one of the strongest Heisei Ultras.
- Anatomy Arsenal
- The Eye Slugger from the top of his head, by itself, with energy, and combined with telekinesis
- The Emerium Beam lamp from his forehead which also acts as his Colour Timer
- His L-shaped Wide Shot from his right forearm.
- His eyes can see invisible aliens.
- Knife and shuriken-shaped energy blasts from his hands.
- A spiral beam from an outstretched arm.
- Badass Cape: By the time Ultraman Mebius came along, the Showa Ultramen back in M-78 began wearing long flowing capes. The change was confirmed in Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends. Seven even flies off to fight Belial wearing it!
- Cerebus Retcon: In Episode 48, he had nearly run out of energy due to past injuries. Nothing in previous episodes mentioned this but it did give new perspectives to the brutality of the many fights he got involved into.
- Dented Iron: As noted above all of his previous battles caught up with him and he was in terrible shape by the end of the series, to the point that his superior urges him to abandon Earth and recover out of concern for his life.
- Evil Doppelgänger: Robot Ultraseven which was built by the Salomes, Delusion Ultraseven in Ultraman 80 made by the Minus Energy, Dark Seven in Ultraman Ginga.
- Heroic Safe Mode: In Ultraman Leo, after losing the ability to transform, he became focused on the mission and on training Gen, not on himself or collateral damage.
- Humanoid Aliens: Like all Ultramen, he has a human-shaped body and is a descendant of a human-like alien race.
- Iconic Sequel Character: Ultraseven has come to be one of the most popular characters of the Ultra Series thanks to his series' massive ratings and well-received quality, as such Seven has had many reappearances throughout the franchise, such as brief episodic returns in Return of Ultraman, Ultraman Ace, Ultraman Taro, a major role in Ultraman Leo as Dan Moroboshi, a sort-of cameo in Ultraman 80 in addition to various sequel series such as Heisei Ultraseven and Ultraseven X. It all culminated in him getting a major legacy through his son, Ultraman Zero, and still getting the chance to reappear and shine afterwards. Even today, Ultraseven gets as much if not more homages than the original Ultraman, firmly cementing him as one of the most iconic characters of the franchise.
- Impossibly Cool Weapon: The Eye Slugger is a weapon located in his head crest, which he can employ as a Battle Boomerang that he can manipulate through telekinesis.
- Improbable Weapon User: In addition to his vast arsenal he himself can become a weapon such as when he was shrunk to size and was shot out of Furuhashi's gun to defeat Crazygon as a living bullet.
- Kryptonite Factor: Extreme cold temperatures weaken him to the point of hindering his strength. Also, he can run out of energy if he overexerts himself without recharging or long periods of rest.
- Messianic Archetype: Played out uniquely. He fights to end the flaws and feuds the humans and creatures often that the Garrison has resolved, and protects the people of earth with his own life before others. Fittingly, he's been shown with a Crucified Hero Shot multiple times in the series, whether transformed or not.
- Nice Guy: He's given hospitable rescues to random civilians out of kindness, is a kind person to his teammates and even shows empathy for some alien invaders or enemies with sympathetic stories.
- Off with His Head!: Seven's main use for the Eye Slugger was decapitation of his foes, usually after giving them a beating.
- One Hero, Hold the Weaksauce: He lacked a Color Timer (or a time limit in his true form, for that matter), unlike his predecessor. The fact that the solar panels on his chest and shoulders can collect solar energy as needed made him more powerful in comparison. Somewhat averted because unlike the original Ultraman, he was weakened by extreme cold and could still run out of energy and sustain severe injuries if faced with a powerful enemy. Also unlike the original Ultraman, his injuries stacked up overtime to the point where he was on death's door in the last two episodes, whereas the original was stronger by comparison because he was still fighting fit when he faced his final opponent and only entered death's door due to receiving a fully powered reflected Spacium Beam into his chest.
- Paper-Thin Disguise: Played With. His human disguise is flawless, allowing him to blend in without issue, but other aliens usually have no trouble recognizing Seven for what he really is when he's disguised as Dan even when he hasn't done anything that proves his identity.
- Precision-Guided Boomerang: How The Eye Slugger behaves, Seven can freely manipulate its direction to hit his intended targets with it.
- Sizeshifter: From micro-sized to human sized and even several hundred feet, Ultraseven can change size at will depending on the situation or his needs at the time.
- Super-Strength: Almost on par with Ultraman's, Seven can lift opponents bigger and heavier than himself with ease, and outmuscle big juggernauts.
- Telekinesis: He is able to levitate kaiju, as well as control the Eye Slugger this way
- Telepathy: He talked to other aliens this way as well some humans.
- Teleportation with Drawbacks: Some unknown drawbacks, used in Episode 18.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting/Humanshifting: From human to his M78 form and back
- Worf Had the Flu: He was severely weakened by the time of Episode 48 against Pandon due to the worsening effects of past injuries acquired throughout the series' many battles.
- You Are Number 6: Stationary Post Observer # 340, UG member # 7.
Ultraseven's Superior
- First Appearance: The Ultimate Invasion Pt. 1
- Ambiguous Situation: Does he really exist? What happened to him after the show? And why didn't Ultraseven bring him up for the five decades or so after the series ended? A 2018 theory actually posits that the Superior is the result of a hallucinating Dan Moroboshi thanks to his cumulative injuries.
- Art Evolution: The Manga adaptation changed the design of his Eye Slugger to resemble a jagged Mohawk which better differentiated him from Seven, in addition one soft vinyl figurine, based on the same design, gave him blue eyes in place of Seven's yellow ones.
- Dub Name Change: For some reason, the CINAR English dub gave him a Norwegian-sounding name, Rutler.
- Dynamic Akimbo: How he's depicted appearing to Ultraseven in a TDF ward.
- Expy: He's supposed to be another Zoffy, appearing to his subordinate much like the finale of the previous show, with the intentions of bringing Ultraseven back to the Land of Light. But Ultraseven had other ideas.
- Hero Antagonist: He wanted to prevent Seven's death due to his worsening condition by forbidding him from transforming. Dan disregarded his superior, though.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Yes, he's actively preventing Ultraseven from transforming himself one last time to save humanity, potentially dooming earth in the process, because Ultraseven could barely sustain the numerous injuries he had accumulated in past battles, and one more transformation could be fatal. Additionally, humans have proven themselves to be reckless and sometimes responsible for kickstarting alien invasions, as seen in the Pegasssa and Nonmalt incident, and whether mankind deserves the protection of the Ultras are now questionable.
- No Name Given: The original show calls him Seven's Superior. Averted in the dub.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Much like Zoffy before him, he's determined to get his subordinate back to the Land of Light no matter what.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: This particular Ultra have not made any further appearances ever since the series ended, save for a cameo flashback in Ultraman Mebius and the Ultra Brothers. Even Tsuburaya themselves aren't sure what happened to him after the series ended.
As a whole
- Badass Army: They saved Seven a few times.
- Dub Name Change: They're known as Ultra Squad in the CINAR dub.
Dan Moroboshi
- Portrayed by: Kohji Moritsugu, Rob Roy (CINAR dub)
- Alien Among Us: Disguised as a human, aware of human's potential for good as well as their hubris and occasional cruelty.
- All-Loving Hero: Loves the Earth, swore to protect it, and would die fighting for it rather than save his own skin.
- Awesomeness by Analysis: He had vast previous knowledge of some of his enemies
- Brought Down to Badass: In Ultraman Leo, when he lost the ability to transform.
- Changing of the Guard: With Gen Ootori in Ultraman Leo and Masaki Kazamori in Ultraseven Evolution.
- Character Aged with the Actor: Kohji Moritsugu has played Dan for over fifty years.
- Doppelgänger: Jiro Satsuma, whom he identifies as a clone. Dan impersonates Masaki Kazamori in the video specials.
- Friend to All Children: In episode 38, he showed up for Osamu's heart surgery as promised, despite being bloodied and in dire need for hospital care himself after battling against Crazygon.
- Good-Looking Privates: Played by a former male model, no less.
- Henshin Hero: The second one from Tsuburaya
- The Hero: Main character
- Heroic RRoD: He suffered injury after injury in giant form that eventually affected his human form. His superior warned him not to transform even as Pandon attacked the UG. After he fought Pandon to defeat the first time (and was curb-stomped throughout), he turned back into Dan and collapsed with a head injury, right where the kaijuu had kicked Seven.
- Honor Before Reason: Will keep a promise to be present during a sick child's surgery ("The brave one") and defend Earth ("The world's greatest invasion"), no matter if he's injured or in mortal danger.
- Human Aliens: He was a shape-shifting alien who adopted a human identity in honor of a brave man he saved.
- Human Outside, Alien Inside: No X-rays please, Anne!
- Love Interest: To Anne.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Jarringly, his personality seems to have become much more harsh in Ultraman Leo, probably due to being unable to transform.
- Manly Tears: After his defeat to the Gillas Brothers and Alien Magma.
- Meaningful Name: Moroboshi = many stars
- Mentor Occupational Hazard: A subversion in Ultraman Leo. He just vanishes instead of dying and goes back to the Land of Light, where he finishes healing his injuries, returning in time as Seven to give Leo one final pep talk before he fights Black Directive's last monster.
- Morton's Fork: From Episode 48: Save yourself and live or save Earth and die. Dan took a third option.
- Nice Guy: In general.
- Non-Human Sidekick: His Capsule Monsters, and Sevengar in Ultraman Leo.
- Official Couple: With Anne, if Super 8 Ultra Brothers and the last episode of Ultraseven X are to be believed.
- Using his telekinetic powers in Ultraman Leo left him severely weakened, no doubt due to the same injuries that left him unable to transform.
- Rock Beats Laser: Leg-twisting twin kaijuu beat hero's Eye Slugger in Ultraman Leo
- Running Gag: His Ultra Eye gets stolen often.
- Shapeshifter Mode Lock: The Ultra Eye melted down after the leg injury in his battle vs the Gillas Brothers, so he couldn't transform into giant size again until the trinket was repaired back on M-78.
- Shell-Shocked Veteran: in Ultraman Leo, Dan is defeated by Alien Magma and the Gillas Brothers, which together with his injuries, his inability to transform, and newfound responsibilities (team captain, mentor to Gen), left him with PTSD. In the first episode, as he's talking to Gen about joining MAC, you can see his Thousand-Yard Stare, staring teary eyed into the distance. Later, tensions escalate between Gen and Dan due to Gen's inexperience and Dan's frustration and impatience.
- Say My Name: On the receiving end of this. "DAAAAAAAAN"
- Sixth Ranger: joined the Ultra Garrison last.
- Spell My Name With An S: Dan Moroboshe?
- Transformation Trinket: The Ultra Eye, a set of red-rimmed clear goggles.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting: Being an alien, he transformed whenever the need arised.
Commander Kaoru Kiriyama
- Portrayed by: Shoji Nakayama, Jean Fontaine (CINAR dub)
- The Captain: Obviously to Ultra Garrison.
- Cool Old Guy: Thirty-eight-year-old leading twenty-somethings.
- Patriotic Fervour: Took the death of foreign UG members in Japan very hard. He felt he was letting Japan down if he let it go unpunished.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Led from the front.
Soga
- Portrayed by: Shinsuke Achiha, Marc Denis (CINAR dub)
- A Day in the Limelight: "The 0.1 Second Kill"
- Friendly Sniper: Never shot in anger or to show off.
- Good-Looking Privates: Looked like the typical clean-cut cop or soldier
- Hot-Blooded: His temper could get the best of him sometimes
- Improbable Aiming Skills: Of the shoot-a-rifle-out-of-somebodys-hand type
- The Lancer: To Dan's hero.
- Only One Name: Unlike the rest of the crew, Soga's surname is never revealed.
Shigeru Furuhashi
- Portrayed by: Sandayu Dokumamushi (credited as "Iyoshi Ishii"), Dean Hagopian (CINAR dub)
- Arbitrary Skepticism: In "The Saucers are Coming", complains about Saburo's sighting of flying saucers, dismissing it as a crank call. He, who has seen aliens face-to-face.
- The Big Guy: His first scene was his exercise routine and The Narrator's description of his capabilities.
- BFG: Shoots rounds instead of laser beams. Soga carries a similar weapon.
- Butt-Monkey: Anything can happen to him (possession, injuries, humiliations, etc).
- Character Aged with the Actor: Ishii played a much older Furuhashi (first as a team captain, like Kiriyama before him, and then as a TDF commander) in the '90s video specials.
- A Day in the Limelight: "Return to the North!"
- Expy: Of Arashi. Played by the same actor.
- My Beloved Smother: In "Fly North!", Mrs. Furuhashi pretends to be ill so her son would visit her in Hokkaido and maybe even quit the Ultra Garrison. Upon hearing this, he went back to work. She then drops by for a visit just as he is about to crash his plane with an airliner thanks to the Kanan aliens.
- Plucky Comic Relief: His reactions are priceless.
Amagi
- Portrayed by: Bin Furuya, Arthur Grosser (CINAR dub)
- A Day in the Limelight: "The 700 Kilometer Dash".
- Mission Control: He prefers not to go out on the battlefield and remain in base to plan out strategies.
- Non-Action Guy: Was the resident scientist and Mission Control
- Casting Gag: Bin Furuya is perhaps better known to fans for portraying the decidedly more action-oriented title character in Ultraman.
- Only One Name: Like Soga.
- Out of Focus: Most episodes gave more prominence to Furuhashi or Soga since Amagi was usually stationed at base.
- The Smart Guy: Had an IQ of 200 and came up with military strategies
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Explosions and heights
Anne Yuri
- Portrayed by: Yuriko Hishimi, Jane Woods (CINAR dub)
- Action Girl: Shot aliens down, flew the Ultra Hawk 3 by herself once, and generally fought aliens alongside her teammates.
- Character Aged with the Actor: She reprised her role on and off until 2017.
- Classified Information: Her age, which the CINAR dub lampshaded. "Let's not be rude, shall we?" was what The Narrator originally said.
- Dub Name Change: Donna Michibata in the CINAR English dub.
- Good-Looking Privates: Played by a former beauty queen.
- The Lost Lenore: In Ultraman Leo, Dan states that she had disappeared by the time he returned to living on Earth for an extended period and he wasn’t able to find any evidence of where she’d gone.
- Love Interest: To Dan. Becomes an Official Couple, if Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers and the last episode of Ultraseven X are to be believed.
- The Medic: Her primary role in the team.
- Nice Girl: Not a pushover though.
- The Smurfette Principle: only female in the team.
Captain Kurata
- Portrayed by: Hiroshi Minami
- 11th-Hour Ranger: Joins the UG at the end to distract Pandon, allowing Seven to defeat it once and for all.
- The Ace: He's a badass fighter pilot.
- Cool Plane: The Station Hawk
- Friendly Rival: To Kiriyama, whom he respects.
- Hero Antagonist: Became one in the finale, as Dan's condition caused him to miss the arrival of the Ghose aliens, got himself shot down, and later missed a warning from Space Station V3 that resulted in Amagi's kidnapping and Pandon's first attack. Kurata blamed Dan for everything.
- Hero of Another Story: He killed one or more Zampa aliens three years before the episode "Terror on the Moon".
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's rude, condescending, impatient, and antagonistic to those he deems incompetent, yet he's the first one to apologize to Dan/Seven (who had clashed with Kurata early in Episode 48) at the end.
- Revenge: Alien Zampa wants him dead for what happened three years prior to "Terror on the Moon"
- Secret-Keeper: Found out Dan was Ultraseven at the same time as the UG, and didn't take it well.
As a Whole:
A trio of kaiju that Dan releases from small capsules to fight in his stead whenever he is incapable of transforming into Ultraseven for some reason. Although only appearing in a handful of episodes, they've become very popular and often reappear in the Ultra Series alongside their master and other heroes, both human and Ultra.- Breakout Character: Miclas and Windam more than Agira, but all three are among the most well-remembered monsters from Ultraseven, even if they only appeared in a total of 7 episodes.
- Butt-Monkey: They never won any battles and largely served as punching bags for the aliens and monsters until Dan could turn into Ultraseven.
- Mons: Beating Pokémon by some 20+ years!
- Sealed Good in a Can: Lived in small capsules that Dan carried in a case. When Dan needed to slow his enemies down, he threw a capsule into the distance and one of these kaiju would appear.
- Undying Loyalty: To Dan.
Windam
- First Appearance: The Invisible Invader
Due to his status as the very first of the Capsule Monsters to appear in the series, Windam has returned many more times in the later entries of the Ultra Series as a steadfast ally of the Ultras and humanity, most prominently in Ultraman Mebius and Ultraman Z.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: By Alien Kanan. Seven just wore him down.
- Dumb Muscle: Not very smart as seen by his battle with Seven in Episode 24 where Seven tricks the monster into running around in circles until its dizzy.
- Energy Weapon: Can fire a laser of medium strength from the orange spot on his forehead.
- Humongous Mecha: A gigantic robot.
- Killed Off for Real: In Episode 39 at the hands of Alien Guts. While he makes no further appearances in the series, the first Ultra Galaxy film reveals that Seven fixed him.
- Mechanical Lifeforms: He is based around the monster inhabitants of Planet Metal, who apparently look or are mechanical in nature.
- Sacrificial Lion: In Episode 39 of Ultraseven and Episode 6 of Heisei Ultraseven.
- Spell My Name With An S: Also spelled as Windom.
- Took a Level in Badass: In Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends Windam takes enough of these to be able to fight and defeat a Salamandora, earning his first real victory.
- Unexplained Recovery: Despite his death in episode 39, Ultraseven is seen using Windam in some later entries like Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends. Apparently, Seven fixed him up in events after the show.
Miclas
- First Appearance: The Secret of the Lake
Arguably the most popular of the Capsule Monsters, Miclas has made many reappearances in the Ultra Series, notably in Ultraman Mebius and Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle NEO. In that time, he's been given characterization as timid until riled up by a strong but benevolent master.
- The Big Guy: Most likely to use sheer force and often used by Dan against kaiju threats for such.
- Breath Weapon: He showed the ability to fire a red heat ray from his mouth in his battle against Gandar, although this is never seen again in any subsequent appearances.
- Brutish Bulls: Meant to be reminiscent of a bipedal bison, though Tohl Narita based his visage on a horned Incan god mask.
- Diving Kick: With his jumping skills he's able to deliver devasting ones.
- Spell My Name With An S: Miclas, Mikulas, Miklas, Miculas...
- Spring Jump: Can jump very high and very well. His landing is another story. He can also deliver a flying kick with this ability.
- Took a Level in Badass: In Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends he is able to earn his first true victory by defeating a resurrected Bemstar.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: He disappeared from the series after Episode 25. Later installments do show him alive and well, however.
Agira
- First Appearance: The Wandering Planet
Agira is not as popular as Miclas and Windam, and as a result, he is the least frequently reappearing of the Capsule Monsters, having been absent in most series that feature the other two. That said, he hasn't been totally forgotten and still has made a few reappearances to date.
- Badass Normal: Despite possessing no powers (beyond the supposed super speed below), Agira is just as capable as Miclas and Windam are in battles with other monsters.
- Dub Name Change: In his first appearance in the CINAR dub, they call him Burken, but in his reappearance he's back to being Agira.
- Fearless Fool: Agira is noted for his great bravery and will charge right into battle against any monster, no matter how powerful.
- Spell My Name With An S: Agila has also be used.
- Super-Speed: According to supplementary sources, Agira possesses this, but has yet to actually use it in combat.
- Took a Level in Badass: In Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends he is able to earn his first true victory by defeating a resurrected Dorako.
- Tuckerization: Named after Eiji Tsuburaya's son Akira.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: The ending of his second and last fight in the series (against Robot Ultraseven) is rather abrupt. He does return to the franchise later on, none the worse for wear.
Alien Cool
- First Appearance: The Invisible InvaderVoiced by: Koji Yada
- Alien Abduction: Starts the episode off kidnapping humans by simply making them vanish into thin air.
- Dub Name Change: The Emperor of Zundar in English.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: Ultraseven kills him by slicing his brain off his body, but since his brain is that big, it's effectively being cut in half.
- Hostage Situation: Uses the humans that it kidnaps to demanded Earth to surrender.
- Invisibility: His spaceships.
- My Brain Is Big: Most of his body is just brain.
- Puny Earthlings: He boasts that in his race's eyes, humans are like insects, which becomes Hypocritical Humor when taking into account his arthropod-like body plan.
- Spell My Name With An S: Cool or Kuuru?
- Starfish Aliens: A small crustacean-like creature played by a prop.
- Starter Villain: Ultraseven's first enemy.
Alien Wyann
- First Appearance: The Green TerrorVoiced by: Asao Matsumoto (also human form actor)
- Alien Abduction: Ishiguro, and all the on-screen victims, are encased in a rock, while a smaller rock controlled each alien impostor.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Acts nice to everyone but is really an evil invader.
- Dub Name Change: Vylom Shrubs in English.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: His fate.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: What ultimately ruins his plans is one of the people who he turned into a Wyann shows up at his house and freaked out the maid. She calls the Ultra Garrison and they find his device, destroying it.
- Imported Alien Phlebotinum: Tilsonite 808, which he uses to kidnap Ishiguro and impersonate him. Destroying the Tilsonite causes the alien to lose control over the disguise.
- Our Vampires Are Different: Blood-drinking plant-like aliens that spread The Virus.
- Plant Aliens: A walking mass of thorny shrubbery.
- Shock and Awe: Can create powerful shock from its body.
- Spell My Name With An S: Also called Alien Wyell.
- The Virus: Their blood-draining creates Wyanns in human form, storing the human victims they copied in a big Tilsonite rock. Stops once the original Wyann is killed.
Alien Pitt
- First Appearance: The Secret of the LakeVoiced by: Reiko Takahashi (also human form actor of both)
- Creepy Twins: Almost always seen in pairs.
- Insectoid Aliens: Their true forms resemble some kind of bug-headed woman.
- One-Gender Race: Their species is entirely female.
- Trickster Twins: They almost always work together to mess around with Ultra heroes, usually in order to steal their Transformation Trinket.
- Wounded Gazelle Gambit: One of the twins does this to infiltrate UG headquarters.
Eleking
- First Appearance: The Secret of the Lake
Eleking is one of Ultraseven's most recognizable foes, thus among the most popular monsters in the Ultra Series. Thus, he makes numerous appearances in the later entries of the franchise, including a heroic one in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle.
- Aim for the Horn: Has both horns blated off by Ultraseven's Emerium Ray.
- Attack the Tail: Miclas attempts this when fighting Eleking, only to fall victim to Eleking's electrified tail. And in the penultimate battle, Ultraseven severs Eleking's tail besides decapitating it.
- Breakout Character: Has appeared in nearly every entry of the Ultra Series in some form since returning in Ultraman Max. He's also been on the side of the Ultramen and Rei's Gomora in several incarnations too!
- Breath Weapon: Generally spits out a series of electrical disks, but later series have given him some additional ones.
- Eyeless Face: Has two rotating antenna where most monsters usually have eyes.
- Gigantic Adults, Tiny Babies: Eleking's juvenile tadpole form is small enough to be carried by hand from it's owners, the human-sized Pitt Aliens, before it gets enlarged into a massive monster. This ability is carried over when it gets reintroduced years later in Ultraman Max.
- Meaningful Name: It's a combination of "electric" and "king".
- Metamorphosis Monster: Begins as a tadpole-like creature small enough to fit in a human hand before eventually growing into a bipedal salamander/electric eel monster standing 55 meters tall.
- Off with His Head!: Ultraseven kills him this way.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of the Pitts.
- Prehensile Tail: A very long one for wrapping around enemies and shocking them to death.
- Psycho Electric Eel: Is meant to resemble a mix of an electric eel and a typical kaiju.
- Shock and Awe: His element, which allows him to spit various electrical attacks from his mouth, as well as shock opponents by touching them.
Alien Godola
- First Appearance: Respond, Max!Voiced by: Kyoji Kobayashi
- Breakout Villain: While not to the extent of Alien Metron or Alien Guts, the Alien Godola have proven to be a fairly popular foe, making multiple appearances in other entries of the Ultra Series.
- Dirty Coward: One of them runs off in the middle of the fight with Ultraseven!
- Averted with the female Alien Godola, who states that she's willing to die in the explosion as long as it takes the Ultra Garrison with her and ensures her people's plan works.
- Dub Name Change: Correlans in the English dub.
- Gravity Master: Uses anti-gravity to abduct ships.
- Improbable Aiming Skills: The one who stole the Ultra Eye shot Dan's gun out of his hand.
- Insectoid Aliens: Sorta reminiscent of Alien Baltan or Alien Temperor, but according to supplementary sources, they're plants.
- Mad Bomber: The agent was willing to be killed when her explosive went off!
- Plant Aliens: According to supplementary sources.
- Power Pincers: Able to shoot various types of laser bolts from their pincers, including one able to form prison capsules around enemies.
- Spell My Name With An S: Godola and Godora have been used.
- Wounded Gazelle Gambit: Uses this to steal Dan's Ultra Eye in disguise.
Alien Bira
- First Appearance: The Erased TimeVoiced by: Mahito Tsujimura
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Dr. Yushima, the unwitting pawn of this alien.
- Breath Weapon: A blast of toxic gas as well as an electric beam.
- Giant Enemy Crab / Snakes Are Sinister: Resembles a shrimp mixed with a cobra.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: The lead Bira gets his upper body sliced off.
- Mind Control: Uses this on Dr. Yushima.
- Spell My Name With An S: Bira or Villa?
- Starfish Aliens: Resemble snakes mixed with shrimps.
- Oh, Crap!: At the end of the fight with Ultraseven, it slowly starts to back away indicating that it knows it's screwed.
- Time Master: Freezes time to mind control Dr. Yushima.
Alien Pegassa
- First Appearance: Dark ZoneVoiced by: Junichi Higasa
Alien Pegassa was brought back in the Heisei Ultraseven series, but more notably, an individual named Pega appears as one of the main characters of Ultraman Geed and the best friend of the eponymous hero's human identity.
- Anti-Villain: Although very condescending to more primitive species, they were just wanting to protect their doomed city.
- Casting a Shadow: Showed the ability to cloak himself in shadows.
- Last Villain Stand: A tragic example. The Pegassa on Earth sets up a bomb to destroy the planet to save his people. When Dan arrives he informs him he's too late, his people and city are gone. Enraged by this he decides to set off the bomb anyway to avenge them. Interestingly unlike most examples of this trope the Pegassa lives in the end, getting out of there after Dan becomes Ultraseven.
- Nuke 'em: Pegassa City was destroyed with a nuclear missile before it could collide with Earth. Unfortunately it killed most of the Pegassans, as they underestimated the damage it could do. A few were able to escape and settled on the planet.
- The Right of a Superior Species: They believed humans were best destroyed when learning that they were incapable of changing their planet's orbit. The Pegassan on Earth tried to detonate the planet so that Pegassa City would survive.
- Too Clever by Half: Clever enough to save themselves after their planet was destroyed, clever enough to build a floating space city and manufacture everything they needed (even air), but naive or arrogant in their belief the people of Earth are willing or able to shift the planet's orbit.
- Villain: Exit, Stage Left: The Pegassa that fought Seven ran into the night after failing to blow up the Earth.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: They simply wanted to save their skins from total destruction even if it meant blowing up Earth!
- What Happened to the Mouse?: The original one ran off, never to be seen again. More memebers of species did return in an episode in the Heisei series, which revealed other Pegassans survived and now live on Earth. They have split into two groups, debating whether to live amongst the humans or avenge Pegassa City's destruction.
- What Measure Is a Non-Human?: A major element of them was the moral dilemma between blowing up Pegassa City or risking the destruction of both the planet and the city.
Alien Quraso
- First Appearance: Alien Prisoner 303
- Aliens Are Bastards: A rare aversion here. The Quraso race themselves are not bad or even the problem of the episode, it’s one dangerous criminal from their planet. The Quraso race themselves even sent a warning to the Ultra Garrison about the criminal. It’s one of the rare times an episode ends with Ultra Garrison on good terms with an alien race.
- Ax-Crazy: A serial killer from an alien planet.
- Breath Weapon: A stream of fire.
- Bizarre Alien Biology: Can drink gasoline with no ill effects!
- Dirty Coward: He loves murdering but at the same time often attempts to run away the second anyone could fight back comes along. It’s also implied in his final moments, he’s crying for mercy before he explodes.
- Karmic Death: Attempted to escape using the Ultra Hawk 1, but crashed the plane and burned to death, crying and begging for mercy. Dan even Lampshades it with a short speech.
- Kill It with Fire: Yes, the fire-breathing, gas-guzzling alien is burned to death from crashing a plane in an escape attempt.
- Logical Weakness: An alien who drinks a lot of gasoline is naturally explosive.
- Mind Control: Able to release a flash from his forehead that puts people who see it under his control, which he uses to hold a family hostage and later get Anne to drive him to Ultra Garrison base.
- Nothing Is Scarier: For most of the episode, it plays out like murder mystery with the alien only being shown in parts and his exact identity left ambiguous until later.
- Serial Killer: Stated to have been a serial killer on his home planet before coming to earth where he continues his murder spree.
- Spell My Name With An S: Kyuraso or Quraso?
Alien Metron
- First Appearance: The Targeted TownVoiced by: Shinji Nakae
Alien Metron is one of the most iconic aliens in the Ultra Series, with his strange appearance, sunset battle with Ultraseven, and friendly coffee table chat with Dan making him incredibly recognizable in Japan. Thus, Metron has made him numerous reappearances in the franchise against many new generations of Ultra heroes.
- Affably Evil: Very friendly and polite to the point of having a cup of tea with the characters.
- The Anticipator: His jovial welcome to Dan: "Welcome, UltraSeven. I've been expecting you."
- Breakout Villain: Quickly became one of the most popular aliens in the show. The famous coffee table discussion scene in his debut borders on Memetic Mutation in Japan.
- Dub Name Change: The Kiirlons in the CINAR English dub.
- Friendly Enemy: He happily reveals his plans to spread his hate plague while treating Dan to tea and playing rock paper scissors with him.
- Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: Most certainly of the evil variety as he uses cigarettes to turn humans to violence.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: In Seven, as well as Ace.
- Hate Plague: He plants little crystals inside cigarettes that makes people go crazy.
- Meaningful Name: "Metron" comes from "metro", referring to his underground scheme to conquer Earth.
- No Mouth: Has a series of yellow patches that flashes when he talks!
- Paper Tiger: Warns Seven to stay out of their business claiming they don’t want to kill another alien. In truth, they stood no chance against Ultraseven and immediately attempt to retreat the second Dan transforms.
- Starfish Aliens: Meant to resemble an upright shellfish of some sort.
Alien Chibu
- First Appearance: Android Zero DirectivePortrayed by: Kenjiro Uemura (human form actor)
Although Alien Chibu is not considered one of Ultraseven's most iconic foes, an individual of the species named Exceller surprisingly appeared as the Big Bad of Ultraman Ginga S.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When the Ultra Garrison first meets him he seems like a kindly old man handing out toys to children, but in truth, he’s an evil alien invader who isn’t above using Child Soldiers.
- Brain Monster: His true form is one with tentacles.
- Child Soldiers: Plans to brainwash a large portion of the children in the city to use them as soldiers to conquer the earth.
- Meaningful Name: "Chibu" comes from the Okinawan dialect for "head", referencing how his true form's a giant brain with a face and tentacles.
- Mind Control: Essentially how he'll take over the world — by turning kids into child soldiers with it.
- My Brain Is Big: It's more than half of his body!
- My Little Panzer: Dangerously realistic toy weapons are his choice of weapon, complete with tiny tanks and planes to shoot people.
- Spell My Name With An S: Chibull, Chibu, Chiburu?
- Starfish Aliens: His normal form, a brain with a face and tentacles.
Android Zero-One
- First Appearance: Android Zero DirectivePortrayed by: Yukiko Kobayashi
- The Dragon: To Alien Chibu.
- Electric Joy Buzzer: Her weapon of choice, which she used to try assassinate Dan.
- Murderous Mannequin: Her usual form when not needed is a mannequin.
- Robot Girl: Duh.
Alien Icarus
- First Appearance: The Suspicious NeighbourPortrayed by: Ren Yamamoto (human form actor)
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Its human form rocks a two-piece suit with a turtleneck.
- Bat Out of Hell: An evil alien invader who resembles a bat.
- Bizarre Alien Biology: Hairless body of an elephant, ears of a bat, head of a bat/rat, hair on top, a low-pitched growl...
- Dub Name Change: To a Kyalian in English.
- Phantom Zone: The Fourth Dimension, which his species planned to use as a shortcut to invading Earth.
- Pointy Ears: Like those of a bat. They're also capable of firing hailstorms of energy needles.
- Spanner in the Works: His plan probably would have gone off without a hitch it wasn’t for a little kid noticing his strange activities.
- Teleport Spam: Uses a short-distance of this briefly during the battle with Ultraseven.
Alien Wild
- First Appearance: Fly to the Mountain of EvilVoiced by: Eiji Maruyama
- Affably Evil: Very friendly and polite to Ultra Garrison despite being a soul-stealing yeti alien.
- Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: Meant to resemble a yeti. His subtitle is even "Space Yeti".
- Magical Camera: His weapon of choice is a life-stealing camera.
- Non-Standard Character Design: Ultraman aliens are usually Human Aliens or people in full costumes. Alien Wild's design is a costume but showing the suit actor's human face.
- Phantom-Zone Picture: Where his soul-stealing camera transports victims
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Eventually decides to cut his losses and flee to his ship Narse. Unfortunately for him, the Ultra Garrison shoot him before he can get into his ship.
- Villainous Breakdown: Goes hysterical when he didn't get what he wanted.
- Weaponized Headgear: The little "crown" on his forehead fire paralyzing energy bolts.
- Your Soul Is Mine!: What his camera does essentially.
Narse
- First Appearance: Fly to the Mountain of Evil
Narse would later reappear in Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends under control of Alien Zetton, attempting to crush the Pendragon with his coils and battling Ultraman Dyna.
- Animal Mecha: A mechanical dragon
- Dragon Their Feet: Its master is killed by the Ultra Garrison so it attempts to get revenge for him.
- Expy: Of Manda. Both are serpentine dragon kaiju portrayed with puppets and have a penchant for coiling themselves around their enemies.
- Literally Shattered Lives: Twice. Was shattered by Ultraseven and later chopped into pieces by Ultraman Dyna.
- Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot: A robot dragon that can turn into a flying saucer!
- Our Dragons Are Different: Robot dragons.
- Spell My Name With An S: Nurse is also used.
- Transforming Mecha: Can shift between flying saucer form and dragon form.
Alien Spell
- First Appearance: From Another Planet with Love
However, this alien is better known for being in "The Banned Episode", as an atomic bomb survivor pointed out the terrible discrimination faced by bomb survivors in Japanese society. DVD releases won't include the episode either (it was featured on the CINAR dub though), so we likely won't being seeing this alien in a very long time.
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Saburo and the other Spells in human form
- Body Horror: Covered in all sorts of radioactive sores and welts. Flat, featureless faces. Got cat-like eyelids, though note
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: Beyond the unintentional atomic bomb thing, there's also strong paedophilic vibes.
- Evil Sounds Deep: The one who attacks the crowd of children has a deep baritone voice and an unsettling Evil Laugh.
- "Eureka!" Moment: Turns out kids' blood is much more delicious!
- Eye Beams: Can fire lasers from their eyes, after blinking briefly.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: The fate of the one who battles Ultraseven. Lengthwise.
- Interspecies Romance: One of them dates a friend of Anne named Sanae in order to help with selling watches
- Monster Misogyny: Initially, they targeted women for their blood, that is, until Sanae's little brother tried on a watch...
- Nuclear Mutant: They obliterated their planet through nuclear war, turning themselves into the blood-drinking monsters they are.
- Our Vampires Are Different: Being nuclear vampire aliens and all.
- Spell My Name With An S: Spell or Spehl?
- Villainous Breakdown: Once our heroes were on to them, one of the aliens takes his true form and terrorizes the children who they had lured to the building with the promise of a watch.
- Would Hurt a Child: Once they figured children's blood was better for their purposes, they lured lots of children into a trap.
Alien Iyros
- First Appearance: The Man from V3Voiced by: Koji Yada
- Ambiguous Situation: Is the "Iyros" Seven fights the actual Alien Iyros, the unnamed monster minion to Invisible Aliens, or the result of unseen aliens taking on a One-Winged Angel form? Preliminary scripts have Iyros as a monster, whilst Narita designed Iyros to be a monster that blurs the line between alien and kaiju, further complicating things.
- Breath Weapon: A series of small energy bolts.
- Capture and Replicate: Captured Amagi and Furuhashi, sending duplicates to the UG base to steal fuel, possibly blow the base up.
- I Lied: Oh, he never planned on leaving Earth in peace once given the spaceship supplies.
- Meaningful Name: Named after Aeschylus, a Greek tragedian.
- Spin Attack: Can spin his body very quickly to deflect attacks.
- Starfish Aliens: Played with a rubber suit, but nowhere near humanoid.
King Joe
- First Appearance: The Ultra Garrison Goes West Pt. 1
King Joe is one of the most iconic and popular robots in the Ultra Series, and has made numerous reappearances in other entries of the franchise, often as a servant to the Pedan, but sometimes under other aliens' control. He has also received an incredibly powerful arm cannon in several incarnations, beginning with Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle.
- Achilles' Heel: Being made of Pedanium, he's vulnerable to a certain type of chemical.
- A.I. Is a Crapshoot: In the Heisei series, Ultra Garrison rebuilds him as an Earth defender. It still remembers its original purpose.
- Barrier Warrior: Displayed the ability to coat itself in an electrical force field that serves not only to block energy rays, but zap enemies.
- Breakout Villain: Has appeared in nearly every entry of the Ultra Series since returning in Ultraman Max.
- Combining Mecha: Made from four spaceships that are capable of separating and combining at will, even in the middle of a fight to dodge attacks.
- Cyber Cyclops: The single glowing visor which serve as King Joe's optic sensor is its sole "eye", though the two circles and T-shape below the sensor could also be construed as a face that averts this.
- Dragon-in-Chief: To the Pedans — a trait that has been carried in most of his later appearances. While the Pedans themselves are hardly a threat to an Ultra, King Joe is their trump card.
- Dragon Their Feet: In the Heisei continuity. After being rebuilt, it remembers its original purpose and continues its late creators' mission.
- Eye Beams: Has this ability (called the Dest Ray), though he usually prefers to just use his own two fists. Given how tough he is, it's excusable.
- Humongous Mecha: A gigantic robot, and the most famous one in the Ultra Series.
- Implacable Man: His armour makes him nearly unkillable except when hit by the most powerful attacks.
- The Juggernaut: Huge, slow, but nearly unstoppable. Exaggerated when equipped with the arm cannon, which actually killed other monsters in a single shot.
- Tuckerization: Named after Tetsuo Kinjo, a friend of Eiji Tsuburaya and head writer for Ultraseven and Ultraman (with some work on Ultra Q).
- The Worf Effect: Absolutely pummels Ultraseven in the first fight. It tends to be a recurring trait for him in many other appearances, notably Ultra Galaxy.
Alien Pedan
- First Appearance: The Ultra Garrison Goes West Pt. 1Portrayed by: Shun Yashiro, Hiroshi Tanabe (voices), Linda Hardisty (Dorothy Anderson impersonator)
The Pedans have only appeared a few times in the Ultra Series since their debut, but one of their more notable ones would have to be in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle NEO, where a group of them were one of the main antagonistic factions, albeit well-intentioned.
- Dub Name Change: They become the Rodanians in the CINAR dub.
- Human Aliens: Though not seen beyond the Anderson double, they are revealed to be such in Ultra Galaxy.
- Humans Are the Real Monsters: If humans hadn't visited the Pedan planet without warning, the whole crisis would have never happened... But since the Pedan leader revealed they always had plans to invade Earth anyway it renders their moral high ground null and void.
- I Lied: Seriously, Fake Anderson? You flat-out promised alien-on-alien with Dan not to invade Earth, and now you call for the invasion fleet!
- Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: This is what the Alien Pedan truly are. They are first introduced attacking the Earth and sending King Joe to attack Ultraseven. When Dan confronts Fake Dorothy, they claim that they wouldn’t have invaded if it weren’t for the satellite. Dan shows sympathy and makes an alien-to-alien peace deal with the Pedans, which they appear to accept. The Pedans reveal they never had any intentions for peace by not only flat-out lying to Dan, but reveal they were always interested in conquering Earth anyway.
- Jerkass: Even if Earth unintentionally started the war in the first place, the Pedans aren't exactly a friendly people as seen in the later series; they're basically warmongering imperialists and they were already planning to conquer our planet so they don't even have a true excuse.
- Sinister Silhouettes: The two Pedanian representatives controlling King Joe were never fully seen, spending the entirety of their screentime obscured in the shadows.
Annon
- First Appearance: Eyes Shining in the DarknessVoiced by: Shinji Nakae
- Brown Note: In eyeball form, Annon can create a high frequency sound to give others agonizing migraines.
- Eye Beams: His power in rock monster form.
- Faceless Eye: His normal form.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: After being beaten by Ultraseven and being told that humanity did not mean to hurt his people he decides to just leave.
- Non-Malicious Monster: He never wanted to conquer Earth or destroy cities, he just wanted to tell humanity to leave him alone.
- Rock Monster: An interesting example as the monster is normally a hollow shell, but Annon needs it to be able to make contact with the physical world.
U-Tom
- First Appearance: Underground: Go! Go! Go!
- Achilles' Heel: Their exposed facial workings mean shooting them in the head disables them.
- Ambiguous Situation: What exactly is their backstory? Are they aliens or an ancient underground civilization?
- Arm Cannon: Their weapon.
- The Blank: Just a series of gears instead of a face.
- Mighty Glacier: Armed with a powerful laser gun and a sledgehammer hand strong enough to smash rocks, but incredibly slow and lumbering.
- Tin-Can Robot: What they are essentially.
Alien Bell
- First Appearance: Escape Space X
- Ambiguous Situation: The clear shell on his back is identical in appearance to Gumonga, suggesting some correlation, but the exact relationship between them is unknown.
- Brown Note: His cicada-like noises are harmful, even to Dan's alien ears.
- Cicadian Rhythm: His whole gimmick.
- Dimension Lord: He creates Space X as a place for him to torment those unlucky enough to enter it.
- Doppelgänger Spin: Like Alien Baltan, he can create illusions of himself.
- Dub Name Change: Gigee (pronounced "gy-jee") in English.
- For the Evulz: Unlike most alien invaders he doesn’t really seem to have a motive except for being killing people on an island for no reason.
- Insectoid Aliens: Resembles a humanoid cicada.
- Meaningful Name: Named after the chiming noise he makes.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Ultraseven kills him by shoving him into a lake, where the water dissolves him.
Gumonga
- First Appearance: Escape Space X
- Breath Weapon: Toxic gas.
- Giant Spider: Not that giant by Ultra Series standards, but still pretty big for a spider.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of Alien Bell.
- Shout-Out: Their name is one to another Japanese Giant Spider who debuted around the same time: Kumonga.
Space Ticks
- First Appearance: Escape Space X
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Regular-sized ticks are microscopic in size and are already a nuisance, but ticks the size of fists?
- We Hardly Knew Ye: Only appear for a single scene as a minor nuisance and have never been brought up again since.
Sunflan
- First Appearance: Escape Space X
See Ultraman TV Series
Alien Bado
- First Appearance: Project BlueVoiced by: Ryuji Saikachi
- Blood from the Mouth: Upon his demise.
- Combat Pragmatist: The head Bado was shown to be a dirty fighter, using all sorts of underhanded tactics from pretending to surrender to knuckle spikes.
- Dub Name Change: The leader is renamed Lord Wayne.
- The Emperor: Self-declared ruler of the universe.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: Ultraseven breaks his skull, which makes him puke a whole mouthful of red blood.
- Invisibility: Dan is attacked by a Bado soldier using this. Killing him ends it though.
- Jerkass: Cruel, sadistic, and arrogant beyond belief.
- Kick the Dog: When Dr. Miyabe refuses to give away his plans, they proceed to torment his wife.
- Lamprey Mouth: He has only six fangs, but the general appearance is the same.
- Mad Bomber: The Bado also place a world-destroying bomb in the Earth's core, but Seven gets rid of it before it detonates.
- Omnicidal Maniac: Unlike most Ultra Aliens, they were solely interested in destroying all life on Earth rather than conquest.
- Pluto Is Expendable: Claims to have destroyed all life on Pluto thousands of years ago.
- Small Name, Big Ego: For the self-proclaimed emperors of the universe they seem like any other invading force. The Space Garrison has little trouble clearing them out and the leader's battle with Ultraseven is less than impressive. Plus someone else has the better claim to the title to Emperor of the universe.
- Tom the Dark Lord: Wayne, Lord of the Universe in the dub.
Alien Shaplay
- First Appearance: Destroy Epicenter XPortrayed by: Takashi Kitahara (human form actor)
Despite being one of Ultraseven's more obscure foes, Alien Shaplay has made a surprising number of reappearances against the Ultras and their allies in the Ultra Series, beginning with the movie Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends.
- Affably Evil: Dr. Iwamura (human) may be a big jerk, but his assistant (evil alien) is not.
- Badass in a Nice Suit: He's a sharp dresser, too.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Disguised as a friendly, young scientist. Nobody would have guessed he was the alien.
- Breakout Villain: Simmilar to Alien Godola, while Alien Shaplay might not be as popular compared to aliens like Alien Guts and Alien Metron, they have become a recurring species of the Ultraman rogues gallery.
- Dub Name Change: The CINAR dub calls him Raveen of Mesmeras.
- Greed: He’s not invading like most aliens but taking a rare substance called Ultonium from the core. He still just as evil considering that his mining operation could destroy the entire world.
- In a Single Bound: He can jump quite high, vertically, in alien form.
- Insectoid Aliens: Resembles a man with a fly's head.
- Master of Illusion: Can manipulate shadows to make them look like scary aliens, a trick he uses to make Anne believe Iwamura was the alien.
- Shout-Out: His name is a reference to the astronomer, Harlow Shaplay.
- Transformation Trinket: Used to become human.
Giladorus
- First Appearance: Destroy Epicenter X
- Dragon Their Feet: Appears from beneath the earth shortly after his master’s death to kill those responsible
- Off with His Head!: His fate.
- Pet Monstrosity: To Alien Shaplay.
- Spell My Name With An S: Also called Giladoras or Giradorus.
- Tunnel King: A powerful burrower, often causing earthquakes when it does.
- Weather Manipulation: When he first appeared on the surface, he created a rainstorm followed by a snowstorm by flashing his horns.
Alien Mimy
- First Appearance: Pursue the Undersea BaseVoiced by: Ichiro Murakoshi
- Invisible Aliens: The Mimy never physically appear; just a red light they use to communicate. There is art for them does reveal what they look like though, like this piece here.
- Technopath: The Mimy control Iron Rocks with their mind and also use it to hold UG's subs in place.
- Visual Pun: The Mimy's submarine spaceship is shaped like a starfish - a starship!
Iron Rocks
- First Appearance: Pursue the Undersea Base
- Action Bomb: Iron Rocks turns itself into one to try kill Seven.
- Dub Name Change: Due to the fact that the CINAR dub changes its origins from an amalgamation of warships to a single rebuilt ship, Iron Rocks is just called the Nissan.
- Grappling-Hook Gun: Iron Rocks is equipped with one that it uses to entangle Ultraseven for when it blows itself up.
- Humongous Mecha: Iron Rocks is a gigantic warship robot.
- More Dakka: Its main strategy is unloading its massive firepower onto anything it wants dead
- Taking You with Me: Iron Rocks constricts Seven with grappling chains while activating a time bomb within itself to try do this.
Alien Burako
- First Appearance: The Human Farm
- Bizarre Alien Biology: Beyond the upside-down build, they also only consume a certain type of fungus.
- Dub Name Change: The Misogynians, in reference to their targeting of women.
- Festering Fungus: Not the aliens themselves, but they use that kind of stuff and plant it on women to turn them into living fungal farms.
- Gonk: Series designer Tohl Narita designed them to look off-putting, with their resemblance to fecal matter and bulging eyes.
- Monster Misogyny: See Dub Name Change for the explanation.
- Starfish Aliens: One of the most bizarre alien designs in Ultraseven (and that's saying something!).
Alien Shadow
- First Appearance: Seaching for TomorrowVoiced by: Koichi Ueda (male individuals), Mariko Oshima (female individuals)
The Shadow aliens also appear as major characters in Ultraman Geed, albeit without Gabura and with a new monster called Zegan. An individual named Zena is also one of the main allies of the title hero in the show.
- The Faceless: They wear masks that may or may not present what they look like underneath. However, by Ultraman Geed, it's implied the mask is their actual face.
- I Surrender, Suckers: Pulls this off twice, first when their ship is taken out of the sky and the 2nd when the monster seemingly killed.
- Invisibility: They used this ability to prevent Ultra Garrison from noticing their plans.
- Telepathy: How they speak, which is more obvious in Ultraman Geed, where Zena never opens his mouth at all when he speaks in his human form.
- You Know Too Much: Their motive for trying to kill Yasui.
Gabura
- First Appearance: Searching for Tomorrow
- Losing Your Head: Gabura's head continues to attack Ultraseven even after Seven decapitates the monster with the Eye Slugger.
- Off with His Head!: Then it turned out to have a life of its own...
- Panthera Awesome: His design is inspired by lions. Early artwork of the monster also depicted it with a more leonine face.
- Pet Monstrosity: To Alien Shadow
- Poisonous Person: Manages to incapacitate Ultraseven with a venomous bite after catching him off-guard by Losing Your Head.
- Spell My Name With An S: Sometimes Gabula or Gabra.
Alien Cannan
- First Appearance: Return to the North!Voiced by: Yoko Yano
- Evil Laugh: Let out a peculiar laugh when Dan sent Windam their way.
- Insectoid Aliens: Resemble women with fly's eyes.
- Meaningful Name: They're named after Canaan, a civilization mentioned in the Bible that conflicted with the Israelites.
- Midair Collision: What they were causing up in the Arctic by sending signals that jammed plane controls.
- Mind Control: Use this on Windam to have him kill Ultraseven.
Gandar
- First Appearance: Showdown at -140 Degrees
- Breath Weapon: Breathes ice.
- Giant Flyer: The weird folds on his body allow him to glide for long distances.
- An Ice Person: His mere presence lowers the temperature to -140 degrees!
- Off with His Head!: His fate.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of Alien Poll.
- Spell My Name With An S: Gandar, Gundar, Gunder, etc.
- Weather Manipulation: It was with his abilities that the Polls intend to freeze Earth.
Alien Poll
- First Appearance: Showdown at -140 DegressVoiced by: Koji Yada
- Cephalothorax: Small bodies with long limbs and point heads.
- Creepy High-Pitched Voice: Complete with weird-sounding Evil Laugh.
- Dub Name Change: The Freeyons.
- Evil Sounds Deep: In the Spanish dub.
- Ethereal Choir: Their leitmotif, only appearing in visions delivered to Dan by them.
- Karma Houdini: They're never defeated after Gandar is killed, simply leaving.
- Spell My Name With An S: Also called Alien Pole.
- Villain: Exit, Stage Left: They disappeared after Gandar died and their plan for the next Ice Age failed.
- We Will Meet Again: Their words of warning to Ultraseven.
- Worthy Opponent: Surprisingly considers humanity this after they managed to survive the cold and helped foil their plans
Starbem Gyeron
- First Appearance: Super Weapon R-1
For a while, it was believed that, much like the aforementioned Alien Spell, this monster was effectively Exiled from Continuity due to controversy surrounding its episode (which was removed from circulation following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, as said episode revolved around nuclear deterrents). However, these fears seem to have been baseless, as it returned in Ultraman Geed, and the episode was shown for the 55th Anniversary airing on the series on YouTube.
- Alien Blood: Yellow-green.
- An Arm and a Leg: Ultraseven rips off its right arm at the end of the battle. And throws said arm back into Gyeron's face!
- Attack Reflector: Gyeron's arms are like steel, allowing it to bounce of any attack by simply using its arms to block it. Similar attachments appear on its head.
- Blade Below the Shoulder: Its steel arms effectively act as blades for combat.
- Breath Weapon: Radioactive dust.
- Cruel and Unusual Death: After having one of his bladed limbs torn of, Seven uses it to slit his throat.
- From a Single Cell: In one scene, UG blows Gyeron to pieces, only for the monster to regenerate the next day. This is also a major plot point in its reappearance in Ultraman Geed.
- Giant Flyer: Being a bird monster, he can fly.
- Last of His Kind: The sole survivor of the destruction of the planet Gyeron.
- Nuclear Mutant: A peaceful alien turned mutant monster.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Its motive for attacking Earth was to avenge the destruction of its home planet.
- Shock and Awe: Gyeron can put his hands together to charge and fire electric energy rings.
- Slashed Throat: Its fate, complete with copious amounts of High-Pressure Blood spraying all over Ultraseven's face.
- Spell My Name With An S: Gyeron and Geryon? Starbem is sometimes Starbeam too.
- Tragic Monster: Was a peaceful creature turned into a Nuclear Mutant by a superweapon. Arguably, his death was more of a Mercy Kill.
Alien Borg
- First Appearance: Operation CyborgVoiced by: Soya Kondo (also human form actor)
- Dub Name Change: The Vords, presumably to avoid confusion with the Star Trek race...
- Eyeless Face: Resembling something like a conquistador's helmet.
- Magnetism Manipulation: Her spaceship was able to do this, pulling a car into a lake to capture Nogawa.
- Mechanical Lifeforms: Her species are all robotic.
- Mind Control: Uses this on Nogawa via cybernetic implants controlled via a medallion she wears.
- Off with His Head!: Her fate.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Near the end of their fight she decides to book it after Seven dodges her laser beam. She doesn’t get far before Seven's Eye Slugger takes her head off.
Alien Kill
- First Appearance: The 700-Kilometer Dash
- Human Aliens: It would seem as we only saw one very briefly and he was human in appearance. It could just be that he was in disguise though.
- Invisible Aliens: Beyond one individual (who may or may not have been in his true form), we never see them.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Kill
Dinosaur Tank
- First Appearance: The 700-Kilometer Dash
- Cyborg: It's basically a living creature except its lower body has been replaced with a tank's base.
- Death by Irony: He attempts to take an experimental explosive in its attack of the TDF base and fight with Ultraseven. Ultraseven uses said explosive to kill him
- Diabolus ex Nihilo: After an entire episode fighting off the attacks of unseen humanoid aliens in a literal race, even Ultraseven seems taken aback when this thing suddenly erupts from a nearby mountain.
- Eye Beams: Its main weapon alongside its tank cannons.
- Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Admit it. Even if there wasn't an image of him to show you what he looked like, you wouldn't have a hard time guessing.
- Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot: Yup, a dinosaur attached to a tank. It's as ridiculous and as awesome as it sounds.
- Tank Goodness: The lower half of his body is a tank, complete with cannons.
Alien Prote
- First Appearance: The Lonely EarthlingVoiced by: Masahiko Naruse (also human form actor)
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Disguised as a friendly old professor named Niwa and Ichinomiya's only friend, but see Faux Affably Evil.
- Doppelgänger Spin: Creates fakes of himself to battle Seven while dealing with Ichinomiya.
- Dub Name Change: Becomes Gurk of Anteron in the CINAR dub.
- Eye Beams: Can shoot beams of binding energy from his eyes.
- Faux Affably Evil: Very friendly to Ichinomiya, despite only being interested in using him as an Unwitting Pawn.
- Invisibility: One of his favorite abilities, which he combines with his Doppelgänger Spin to confused Ultraseven.
- Karmic Death: Killed in a teleportation accident caused by the person he manipulated
- Off with His Head!: When Seven does this to him, it seems that way until the head simply floats itself back to the neck stump and reattaches!
- Teleporter Accident: How he and Ichinomiya were killed.
Alien Plachiku
- First Appearance: For Whom is Glory For?
- Breath Weapon: Breathes stun gas, though its effect was very limited on Ultraseven.
- Dem Bones: Comes back briefly as one.
- Drill Tank: Pilots one to evade Ultra Garrison for the first half of the episode.
- Insectoid Aliens: Resembles a humanoid fly, though he has a skeleton, a trait non-characteristic to insects.
- I Surrender, Suckers: Did this to Seven, then froze him with some stun gas when he was about to fly off.
- Kill It with Fire: Before returning as a skeleton, Seven sets him on fire.
- Not Quite Dead: Despite being burned down to a skeleton he gets back up but Aoki takes him down before he can do anything else.
- Spell My Name With An S: Plachiku, Platic or Plastic? The latter refers to how the suit's frilly texture was made with lots of plastic.
- Stripped to the Bone: He gets incinerated to a pile of bones courtesy of the Emerium Ray. But then his skeletal body have another life of its own.
Darii
- First Appearance: The Devil in the Flower
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Anyone controlled by Darii.
- Breath Weapon: Can spray some kind of acid and its host gains the ability to breath stun gas.
- Dub Name Change: Becomes Antroxim-90 in the CINAR dub.
- "Fantastic Voyage" Plot: Wouldn't be the last in the Ultra Series (Ultraman 80 had two!), but definitely notable for being the first micro-sized Ultra battle.
- Informed Species: Its subtitle is "Space Bacteria", but it's clearly some kind of space arthropod parasite instead of a bacterium.
- Meaningful Name: Named after Salvador Dalí, who created a work based on Fantastic Voyage, fitting how Darii's episode is a reference to that film.
- Near-Villain Victory: If the scientists didn’t inject Kaori with the antidote he would’ve won and killed Ultraseven.
- Our Vampires Are Different: His parasitic nature turn people into pseudo-vampires of sorts.
- Puppeteer Parasite: Takes over the bodies of its hosts, draining their blood and transforming them into vampires.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Has two big red eyes.
- Spell My Name With An S: Its name has been spelt as Darii, Dallie or Dally.
Rigger
- First Appearance: The Wandering Planet
- Dragon-in-Chief: It’s mentioned that he has extraterrestrial masters, but they never appear and he is the one guiding the asteroid.
- Invisible Aliens: Ultra Garrison speculates that Rigger had been sent by alien invaders, but the nature of the aliens behind the scheme is never expanded upon. Early versions of the script called for appearances of a race called Alien Manadalas to be commanding Rigger, but they were ultimately cut out.
- Mind over Matter: Guides the asteroid it inhabits using just its mind.
- Off with His Head!: His fate.
- Spell My Name With An S: Rigger or Riggah?
- Tail Slap: One of it's abilities, which the monster used to beat down Agira forcing Dan to recall him.
Alien Uley and the Shadowmen
- First Appearance: The Dead InvadersPortrayed by: Hiroshi Takigawa, Azuma Takaaki , Takemura Nobukaoru (Shadowmen)
- Breath Weapon: The Shadowmen have shrinking gas.
- Casting a Shadow: The Shadowmen can manipulate their own shadows to move independently and do their dirty work.
- Invisible Aliens: The Uley never physically appear. They're just the guys behind the whole plot.
- Our Zombies Are Different/Our Ghosts Are Different: The Shadowmen are somewhere between both — living corpses yet also incorporeal ones.
Dancan
- First Appearance: The Vanishing CityVoiced by: Masaaki Yoshihara (also human form actor)
- I'm Melting!: After trying to fight Seven, Dancan decides that it's no use, and tries to run away, but a shot of Seven's Emerium Beam causes him to dissolve into foam and die.
- One-Winged Angel: Takes the form of a spiny lizard-like kaiju to battle Seven.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: In kaiju form.
- Rolling Attack: Can roll up into a ball for defense and attack.
- Seeing Through Another's Eyes: Uses this on a paralyzed Dan and a fortune teller to speak to UG.
- Shapeshifter: What he essentially is - a spiky alien monster that can convert himself into foam or take on different forms in order to perform certain tasks.
- Starfish Aliens: His natural form is an intelligent mass of some kind of foam-like substance.
Alien Zampa
- First Appearance: Horror on the MoonVoiced by: Jiro Tsuruga (also human form actor)
- Batman Can Breathe in Space: How Kurata figures out that Shirihama is a Zampa is that when he breaks the breathing tube, the man is still alive.
- Dead Person Impersonation: What he did with Shirihama.
- The Mole: Wanted revenge for the defeat of his people, so he disguised himself as Shirihama to kill Kiriyama and Kurata.
- No Mouth: Though he can make various gibbering noises in his true form.
Petero
- First Appearance: Horror on the Moon
- Dub Name Change: Known as the Zampa Bombtrotter in the CINAR dub.
- Eye Beams: Shoots explosive orbs of energy from its red eyes.
- Making a Splash: Sprays high pressure water at Ultraseven.
- Meaningful Name: Named after St. Peter, one of the Twelve Apostles.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of Alien Zampa.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Several.
- Rock Monster: It's a little hard to tell since the battle was in the dark, but he seems to be one.
- Spell My Name With An S: Petelo or Petero?
Alien Pega
- First Appearance: The 0.1 Second KillVoiced by: Mahito Tsujimura
- Bizarre Alien Biology: Is incapable of surviving in Earth's atmosphere, so he stays inside his spaceship, using Brainwashed and Crazy humans to do his work.
- Deal with the Devil: What he did with Hirota, granting him increased Improbable Aiming Skills in return for "doing an errand" for the alien.
- Dub Name Change: Becomes Colonel Kemlur in the English dub.
- Horned Humanoid: His head has two long protrusions resembling goat horns, befitting his devilish nature.
- Last-Second Chance: When Ultraseven enters his ship he tells Pega to leave or die. Pega refuses and we all know what happens after that.
- Mind Control: His primary power is to hypnotize humans into doing his bidding. His Boss Subtitles are even "Hypnosis Alien".
Alien Magellan Maya
- First Appearance: The Stolen Ultra EyePortrayed by: Yuri Yoshida
- Alas, Poor Villain: Dan was quite remorseful upon finding out that Maya had chosen death over living amongst humans in peace, even after she was betrayed by her own species.
- Driven to Suicide: Her fate as she didn't want to live on Earth with humans.
- Human Aliens: It's implied that her species look exactly like humans.
- Jerkass: Looked down on humans and planet Earth. So much so that she decided she would rather kill herself than live peacefully amongst humanity for the rest of her life.
- Last-Second Chance: After she was betrayed by her species, Dan offered her the opportunity to live peacefully on Earth amongst humankind. She rejected it.
- Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: Gives Dan his Ultra Eye back after learning her people left her on Earth to die.
- No Name Given: Averted. For the first time in the Ultra Series, an alien individual is given a name rather than being called its species, with her name being Maya.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: The most likely reason why her people abandoned her on Earth to be destroyed with the planet.
Alien Banda
- First Appearance: The Courageous Battle
- Dub Name Change: The Zantarians in the CINAR dub.
- Invisible Aliens: Never physically appear, just the spaceship.
- Scavenger World: The planet Banda is implied to be one.
Crazygon
- First Appearance: The Courageous Battle
- Blinded by the Light: Can create powerful flashes of light from its forehead laser to blind foes.
- Dub Name Change: Becomes a Zantar Battlebot in the English dub.
- Feed It a Bomb: Ultra Garrison attempts to destroy Crazygon and the Banda by stuffing cars with explosives for the robot to consume. The plan destroys the aliens, but Crazygon survives.
- Humongous Mecha: A gigantic robot built for the sole purpose of taking cars.
- The Juggernaut: Ultraseven could barely scratch him, so...
- Right Hand of Doom: Has an enormous clamping claw on one hand to pick up cars.
- Tin-Can Robot: Has a boxy design meant to resemble a car compactor.
- Top-Heavy Guy: For such a huge wide body, the legs are awfully skinny!
- Villainous Breakdown: After its masters are destroyed, Crazygon goes completely rogue and just starts destroying everything in its path.
Arlon
- First Appearance: The Seven Assassination Plan. Pt.1
- Blade Below the Shoulder: Its hands end in hooks.
- Invisibility: Capable of such, though his reflection is still visible.
- Off with His Head!: How Seven kills him.
- Pet Monstrosity: Sort of. Guts really wanted to use him just to study Ultraseven.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: Guts only made him for the purpose of taking a look at Ultraseven in combat, so he only appears in a flashback with the evil alien explaining the situation.
- Wings Do Nothing: Despite having wings, he's never seen flying.
Alien Guts
- First Appearance: The Seven Assassination Plan Pt. 1
Alien Guts has since become one of the most iconic aliens in the Ultra Series, making numerous reappearances. They are often shown working in alliances or controlling monsters but are always intimidating foes, due to the events of their original appearance.
- The Anticipator: "At last you turned into Seven. We've been expecting you."
- Badass Boast: Their first words to Dan were, paraphrasing, "We are the invincible, never defeated in battle, Guts Aliens!"
- Bird People: Resemble featherless anthropomorphic parrots.
- Breakout Villain: Alien Guts is one of the most popular extraterrestrial antagonists in the franchise and whenever he reappears, you can expect him to be an important villain due to his status as one of Ultraseven's most dangerous enemies.
- Doppelgänger Attack: Alien Guts' preferred method of combat is to create clones of themselves. These duplicates are just as capable of hurting Ultras as the real one.
- Dub Name Change: The Buffins of Abaddon in English.
- Evil Sounds Deep: Have deep guttural voices most of the time. Averted in the English dub, where they're given hilariously high pitched voices.
- Eye Beams: Can fire stun bolts from his eyes. They used this one to defeat Ultraseven and crucify him.
- Four Is Death: Their "hands" have four claws.
- Hand Blast: Can fire beams of binding energy from his fingertips.
- Intangibility: Another ability.
- Kick the Dog: They kill Windam.
- Knight of Cerebus: Considered by many fans to be the most dangerous foe of Ultraseven, alongside King Joe and Pandon, but they were the first ones to put the Earth in especially grave danger.
- My Brain Is Big: They have oversized craniums, with wrinkled patterns reminiscent of brain folds; they're also intelligent foes who nearly killed Seven.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: The name in Japanese is "Gattsu", similar to "gatsu", the Onyomi reading of the Kanji radical for "death".
- Spell My Name With An S: Gutz and Gutts are also used.
- Teleport Spam: Could also do this.
- Underestimating Badassery: They thought just taking out Ultraseven would be enough to have Earth surrender. They didn't expect for the humans to not only to continue fighting, but to save Ultraseven.
- Villainous Breakdown: When the humans manage to breakout Ultraseven and he manages to break their ship, they go absolutely nuts, reduced to running around their overheating spaceship's control room in blind terror as Seven unloads a hail of Knife Cutters into its hull.
- Vocal Dissonance: They have extremely deep voices despite having parakeet heads.
Alien Tepeto
- First Appearance: Challenge from the Waters
- Dub Name Change: The Bludges of Toto.
- Kappa: Implied to have inspired the myth.
Tepeto
- First Appearance: Challenge from the Waters
- Cyclops: Only one eye.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: His fate.
- I Surrender, Suckers: At several points in the fight, he does this to Ultraseven. Seven eventually loses his patience and takes him down.
- Kappa: Much like his masters, but still noticeably different.
- Making a Splash: Can spray a blast of high pressure water from the depression on his head.
- Pet Monstrosity: To the Alien Tepeto.
Guyros
- First Appearance: Envoy of the Nonmalts
- Adaptation Species Change: In the CINAR dub, Guyros is changed from a living creature to a giant robot.
- Combat Tentacles: Several. In fact, he's more or less a walking mass of tentacles.
- Giant Squid: A giant octopus-like monster.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of the Nonmalts.
- Sea Monster: As a giant octopus, duh.
Nonmalt
- First Appearance: Envoy of the Nonmalts
- Ambiguous Situation: Whether the Nonmalts actually were alien invaders or the original inhabitants of Earth is left vague in the episode. Similarly, their human envoy's true nature is also left ambiguous.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: Although western viewers my be inclined to think of the Native Americans, the backstory of the Nonmalts was based on Okinawan writer Tetsuo Kinjo's own experiences with the repression of the people of the Ryukyu Islands by the imperial Japanese government in World War 2.
- Dub Name Change: The Tomatans.
- Humans Are the Real Monsters: IF the Nonmalts were telling the truth, then humans are really invaders from another planet.
- Ultraterrestrials: If what Shinichi (the eponymous envoy) said was true, then the Nonmalts are the original inhabitants of Earth.
- Unreliable Narrator: A major point of the story is whether the Nonmalts were really the original Earthlings or aliens spouting crap to justify their invasion. It's revealed that they weren't lying in the Heisei series.
People of Planet 4
- First Appearance: Nightmare of Planet 4Portrayed by: Ai Michiko (secretary), Konzaburo Onogawa (secretary's boyfriend), Katsuaki Kawada (secretary's little brother)
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: Their living conditions are very similar to communist nations and Nazi Germany.
- Dub Name Change: They're the Humans of Simulon in the CINAR dub.
- Human Aliens: It's implied that they're more than just that... they're humans! In the dub, the Robot Chief outright states that they're humans.
- We Have Reserves: A variant. The Robot Chief clearly did not care about how the people were killed en masse, but it ended up with the planet running out of humans to use. So he decided to invade Earth.
Robot Chief and Robot Commissioner
- First Appearance: Nightmare of Planet 4Portrayed by: Masahiko Naruse (Robot Chief), Bin Morizuka (Robot Comissioner)
- A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Essentially how the robots got power was through their AI being too advanced for the good of the people of Planet 4.
- The Caligula: The Robot Chief considers his subjects to be totally expendable, using them as shooting targets for entertainment and arresting people for being hit by a car.
- Clockwork Creature: In one scene, the Chief has his secretary polish his internal workings, so he removes his face to reveal a mass of constantly rotating gears and his eyes.
- The Dragon: The Robot Commissioner.
- Evil Is Petty: Hits his secretary for making coffee he disliked.
- Fantastic Racism: Well, they're Nazi space robots! What did you think?
- Faux Affably Evil: Yes, the Chief seems friendly and smiles a lot, but he's every bit as emotionless as you would expect from a robot dictator.
- The Generalissimo: The Robot Commissioner resembles the stereotype, right down to the excessive medals on his uniform.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: The Robot Chief was meant to be like both Hitler and Stalin, right down to the mustache.
- Ridiculously Human Robots: Both the chief and commissioner look and act exactly like humans, right down to drinking coffee.
- Robotic Reveal: When the Robot Chief opens up part of his face to expose his interiors.
- Scary Dogmatic Aliens: Of the Communist and Nazi type.
- Turned Against Their Masters: How the Robot Chief became dictator.
- Would Hit a Girl: The Chief beats up his human secretary for making bad coffee.
Alien Goron
- First Appearance: The Terrifying Super-SimianVoiced by: Koji Yada
- Eye Beams: One of his powers.
- Killer Space Monkey: Modeled after Golden Lion Tamarins.
- Mad Scientist: Wants to turn humanity into man-ape hybrids through his twisted experiments.
- Maniac Monkeys: Maniac space monkeys!
- Mind Control: He does that to some scientists to carry out his evil project.
- Teleport Spam: Another of his abilities.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting: Disguises himself as one of the zoo's monkeys for most of the episode.
Gori
- First Appearance: The Terrifying Super-SimianPlayed by: Keiichi Taki (also human form actor)
- The Dragon: To Alien Goron and the two scientists mind controlled by the alien.
- Half-Human Hybrid: The very first result of Alien Goron's experiments.
- Killer Gorilla: He's a human-gorilla hybrid, and very violent when angered.
- Maniac Monkeys: Just as much as his master.
- Punny Name: It's derived from "gorilla"
- Super-Strength: Simple as that.
- Tragic Monster: Despite all the death he caused at the end of the day, he’s just a victim of Goron's mad science.
- Unstoppable Rage: As Dan learned the hard way.
Alien Perolynga
- First Appearance: The Boy who Cried Flying SaucerPortrayed by: Hikaru Urano (true form voice), Hiroyuki Takano (human form actor)
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: As stated under Faux Affably Evil, he presents himself as a good-natured fellow, but it's all part of his manipulative scheme.
- Creepy Child: His human disguise.
- Creepy High-Pitched Voice: In his true form, his voice is Hikaru Urano's baritone pitched up.
- Crying Wolf: Essentially, the nature of his whole gambit. He didn't count on Ultra Garrison being forced to take the photos seriously anyway.
- Faux Affably Evil: Acts very friendly to Saburo, but was really just using him as a pawn.
- Master of Illusion: How he was able to hide his enormous saucer fleet. Also used in his battle against Ultraseven where he uses loads of psychedelic visuals to confuse both the hero and viewers.
Alien Salome
- First Appearance: The Duel: Dan vs. SevenPortrayed by: Masao Takahashi (leader), Kadena Kiyomi (female individual)
The Salome also appeared with a major role in Ultra Galaxy Legend Gaiden: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero (the prequel to Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial), where they use more robot Ultramen (along with the original Robot Ultraseven) and a mechanical doppelganger Rei's Gomora.
- Human Aliens: It would seem so since they don't ever take any other forms.
- Insufferable Genius: The greatest minds in the universe and very pretentious about it.
- Meaningful Name: Salome was the daughter of King Herod in the Bible.
- Mind Probe: They use this get the necessary information from Dan.
Robot Ultraseven
- First Appearance: The Duel: Dan vs. Seven
- Beam-O-War: Does this with the real Ultraseven's Emerium Beam.
- Evil Knockoff: The first robotic one in the Ultra Series and possesses all the basic abilities of our hero (the Eye Slugger, Emerium Beam, and Wide Shot).
- Humongous Mecha: Being Robot Ultraseven, duh.
- Mecha-Mooks: Robot Ultraseven is later revealed to be one of legions upon legions of robot Ultramen and other Ultra Heroes like Rei's Gomora that the Salome have constructed.
- Robot Me: Beating Mechagodzilla by six years!
Alien Hook
- First Appearance: Who Are You?
- The Blank: No face, just a series of ridges.
- Invisibility: One of their abilities.
- Master of Illusion: Created a perfect replica of an apartment complex, complete with them disguised as the denizens. They also use this ability in combat to confuse Ultraseven with psychedelic visuals.
- Pig Man: Intended to resemble a faceless one with the ears and a vague snout.
- Pointy Ears: In their normal form, similar to those of a pig.
- Teleport Spam: Which they like to combine with their invisibility and illusory abilities for maximum confusion.
- Un-person: What they did to that poor fellow returning home unaware that his family and friends were replaced by impersonators.
- Wolfpack Boss: Ultraseven has to fight three of them.
Alien Ghose
- First Appearance: The Ultimate Invasion Pt. 1
- Dub Name Change: Referred as the Sirrulians of Winser in the dub.
- Hand Blast: They can shoot bolts of energy that create force bubbles around targets, which they use to take Amagi hostage.
- Knight of Cerebus: The first invasion in Ultraseven in which Japan is not the only country attacked definitely makes them this for UG.
- No Mouth: Despite being capable of speech (albeit mostly gibbering noises), they don't have a mouth.
- Sadistic Choice: Their decree to Earth — Go live on Mars or we'll annihilate you all.
- Spell My Name With An S: Known variously as the the Ghose, the Ghos, and the Goths, due to the lack of a "th" sound in the Japanese language.
- This Is a Drill: They employ giant drill-nukes capable of destroying entire cities. These drill-nukes can go from their underground base in Japan to the other side of a planet within seconds.
- The Unintelligible: They're incapable of speaking human languages, so they kidnap Amagi to do the talking for them.
Pandon
- First Appearance: The Ultimate Invasion Pt. 1
Remembered as one of Ultraseven's most dangerous foes, Pandon is a popular choice for Ultra Series reappearances due to its sheer popularity and recognizability. It is also worth noting that later incarnations of the monster have often been depicted with two heads on two necks as opposed to the original two-headed, one-necked creature.
- An Arm and a Leg: Seven chops one of each off, but the Ghose give him new ones, durable enough to actually catch the Eye Slugger without injurynote .
- Barehanded Blade Block: He manages to catch Seven's Eye Slugger in their rematch. Unfortunately, he fails to catch it a second time when Seven redirects it to decapitate him.
- Black Bead Eyes: He has a comically small pair of black eyes on both of his heads◊, though they're not clearly visible in the show.
- Breakout Villain: Pandon is one of Ultraseven's most popular foes due to his sheer strength, and has received numerous reappearances and redesigns for it.
- Breath Weapon: Two streams of fire. Later incarnations added energy beams too, one red and one blue.
- Cyborg: As Reconstructed Pandon, it has a mechanical arm and a mechanical leg.
- Dub Name Change: A Winser Fire-Beather in the CINAR dub.
- Meaningful Name: Pandon is named after Pandora of Greek mythology, as he first comes out of a large box-like object (Pandora's Box!) to bring pain and suffering into the world.
- Multiple Head Case / Two-Faced: Two heads. The original one had one neck while many of the later incarnations had two, separating the heads. The concept art had it as a two-headed, two-necked monster as well, but it was changed because there was trouble operating both heads on the suit.
- Off with His Head!: Seven finally finishes him off with an Eye Slugger that decapitates him.
- Pet Monstrosity: Of the Ghose.
- Playing with Fire: Two streams of flame are better than one! And of all the fire-breathing monsters in the franchise, few have been more closely associated with fire than Pandon, who has appeared as the King Demon Beast of Fire in Ultraman Orb and was nicknamed the Twin-Headed Flame Beast in Ultraman Ginga
- We Can Rebuild Him: What the Ghose did with him.
- The Worf Effect: Pummels Ultraseven tirelessly, but...
- Worf Had the Flu: This was mostly because Seven was far too injured to fight. He couldn't even create an Emerium Beam!