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    Riku Asakura/Ultraman Geed 

Riku Asakura/Ultraman Geed

Portrayed by: Tatsuomi Hamada (live), Hideyoshi Iwata (suit), Nobuyuki Hiyama (Geed Riser voice)

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The son of Ultraman Belial, Ultraman Geed lived the first 19 years of his life as a young man named Riku Asakura, unaware of his true identity and sinister bloodline. After his apartment and job were lost in the rampage of Skull Gomora, he and his alien roommate Pega discovered Nebula House, where RE.M. revealed Riku's true identity to him and granted him the power to become Ultraman Geed and face the machinations of his wicked father.

Tropes that apply to him in general

  • Aliens Among Us: Like a number of previous Ultras, his Ultra form is his true form and his human form is a disguise. Unlike them, he was completely unaware of this until he first met RE.M and actually born on Earth.
  • Archnemesis Dad: Inevitable, given that his father's the local Satanic Archetype.
  • Artificial Human: He was created in a lab from Belial's DNA by Kei.
  • Anti-Anti-Christ: In spite of his heritage, Riku is without hesitation a hero.
  • Ascended Fanboy: Riku grew up watching the Show Within a Show tokusatsu Donshine and ever since wishes to be a hero. His wish is granted as he became Ultraman Geed, though it also crosses with Blessed with Suck since his face matches that of his own father, Belial.
  • Big Brother Instinct: Whatever you do, don't aim your evil schemes at Eri. You will regret it big time.
  • Beauty Equals Goodness: Ultimately defied. He has a chance to use an illusion creating device to mask his Ultra form's resemblance to Belial, and is tempted, but in the end chooses to change people's minds by being a hero rather than just looking like one.
  • By The Power Of Gray Skull: He starts off with "You go!note  I go! Here we go!", which is punctuated by turning on the Ultra Capsules, then loading both of the activated Capsules into the Loading Knuckle, and turns one the Geed Riser. He says a form-specific short phrase after the Geed Riser goes "FUSION RISE!"
    • In-series quotes:
      • Primitive: "Time to get ready!"
      • Solid Burning: "Time for my courage to burn brightly!"
      • Acro Smasher: "I'll show you something shocking!"
      • Magnificent: "I'll defend hope!"
      • Royal Mega Master: "Time to defy fate!"
      • Ultimate Final: "Connect the wishes!"
    • Ultraman Fusion Fight! Capsule Fusion quotes:
      • Shining Mystic: "Aim for it! The peak!"
      • Tri-Slugger: "Fly! Light blades!"
      • Mugen Crosser: "Challenge them! The mysteries!"
      • Brave Challenger: "Seize them! The bonds!"
      • Fire Leader: "Show it! The future!"
      • Le-Over Fist: "Boil it! The fighting spirit!"
      • Mighty Trekker: "Go for it! The distance!"
      • Photon Knight: "Bloom! Chivalry!"
  • The Cape: Riku became Geed and remains him because he simply wants to save innocent people from danger and will save the day even if everyone is scared of his appearance. In other words: he's an ideal Ultra in sharp contrast to his selfish, Fallen Hero father.
  • Catchphrase: "Sitting around doing nothing will get us nowhere!"note , which he shortens to "Geed".
  • Clones Are People, Too: Is basically a modified clone of Belial created by Kei as part of his and Belial's plans. Despite this, Riku manages to come off as in some ways more human than both of them.
  • Coming of Age Story: Riku's youth and immaturity is emphasized throughout the series, especially when it highlights his adoration of his childhood hero Donshine. Combined with the fact that he has to deal with the lingering aftereffects of his father's actions and the mark they have left on the setting, Riku's story is of someone maturing away from boyhood, walking the path that'll have him leave his parent's shadow on his own terms, and grow up into his own person as an true adult.
  • Contrasting Sequel Main Character: The Dark Is Not Evil Riku most definitely stands out when directly compared to his Light Is Good predecessor, Gai Kurenai, who became an Ultraman after passing through trails instead of being born as one as Riku was, but didn't know about his true nature until the beginning of the story. Gai is a Shell-Shocked Veteran and Experienced Protagonist who has confidence issues due to him lacking faith in himself and his own power. But as the time goes, he starts to trust his own strength, allowing him to regain his true form, Orb Origin. Riku, on the other hand, is a Naïve Newcomer and New Meat to the world of an Ultra Warrior. Once he fights his father face-to-face, he decides to choose his own path, emphasizing his own maturity.
  • Gone Horribly Right: Kei and Belial wanted him to become a hero to create the Ultra Capsules for their Evil Plan. They succeeded too well and not only did Riku become a hero, he became a bit too good at his job as far as they're concerned.
  • Homeless Hero: Briefly becomes this when Skull Gomora first attacks, until RE.M. finds him at the observatory.
  • I Am Who?: He's obviously surprised to find out he's actually an Ultra, let alone Belial's son, both of which he was unaware of.
  • In a Single Bound: Riku's most noteworthy ability is his ability to make great leaps. However, his landing skills leaves something to be desired.
  • Jumped at the Call: Was all too happy to have the power to fight monsters on even footing to save people.
  • Kid Hero: Out of all the Ultra human hosts/forms, Riku is the youngest of the lot, second only to Mirai Hibinonote . Heck, he used to own all the copies of a TV show he watches, Blasting Chronicler Donshine. He's the youngest if one gauges him by Ultra standards, as he actually is as old as he looks by a race who consider 6,000 a teenager.
  • Last-Second Chance: Offers one to Belial of all people upon seeing that deep down, Belial is as filled with sorrow as he is rage over his banishment and tired from his countless resurrections. Belial refuses.
  • Like Father, Unlike Son: He couldn't be less like his father Belial even if he tried. Belial is a murderous monster and selfish beyond measure, Riku is The Cape and so selfless he can't stand by and let someone get hurt even if he wanted to.
  • Lost in Translation: The name pun he chose from his catchphrase doesn't translate perfectly, as in Japanese it does indeed spell his name ("Jido") while translated, it would spell "Gdo." Thus subs have some difficulty translating the meaning of the pun.
  • Meaningful Name: A Discussed Trope. Riku translated from Japanese means "land"; his adoptive father and mother gave him that name as to represent having your feet on the ground, standing firm, so that no matter what trouble Riku runs into, he'd stand again.
  • Oblivious to Love: It's quite clear that his childhood friend, Moa, is in love with him. However, his inability to notice her feelings is justified since he views Moa as an elder sister figure who became the main source of his moral support as a child.
  • Redeeming Replacement: Downplayed, as he doesn't use Belial's name, but has his powers and is his clone. He's the polar opposite of his father, and a genuinely heroic person.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Instant ramen.
  • Screw Destiny: He's determined as hell to never become like his father, even changing the meaning of "Geed" to fit this. note 
  • Shadow Archetype: In a heroic sense, Riku embodies what Belial could be like had he didn't let his ambition, pride, and greed drive him into becoming the evil Ultra he is now and would have lived his life with the traits of a brave, selfless, and true Ultra warrior.
  • Sympathy for the Devil:
    • Feels sorry for Kei when he realizes he's completely empty other than his loyalty to Belial.
    • Gets a look inside Belial's mind during their Final Battle and realizes that Belial's as filled with sorrow as he is anger and hatred, ultimately tired from his countless resurrections but too vengeful to let go and pass on. Riku's response is to hug him and try to convince him to finally let go of his grudge so he can find some form of peace. Even when Belial refuses to be saved and tries to kill Riku again, forcing him to put him down, Riku simply says a sad 'Goodbye... father' rather than celebrate.
  • Superior Successor: To Belial, at least as far as being an Ultra is concerned. Riku is The Cape and a genuinely heroic and good person, everything that Belial lacked in that department. He also manages to kill Belial in a final one on one fight.
    • Adding on to this as a form of foreshadowing for his Movie form, Ultimate Final, Ultraman King remarks that even after his final battle with Belial, Geed's full potential is still untapped.
      • In the movie itself Ultimate Final is capable of subjecting two Galactrons to a Curb-Stomp Battle, and a Single-Stroke Battle in the second one's case. It's also explicitly mentioned to have no limits.
  • Sure, Let's Go with That: His body language oozed of it when RE.M. asked him if the name Riku gave her was short for Report and Management. Turns out, "Rem" is a Donshine character; hence his attitude.
  • Sympathy for the Devil: In his final batttle aginst his father Geed sees his father's memories and realizing that his father feels miserable over his entire life being haunted by revenge against the Ultras of the Land of Light for his banishment, despite wanting to let go of it. Riku gives him a hug and in response, the Rayblood that assimilated with him was expelled.
  • Upbringing Makes the Hero: He's the son of freaking Ultraman Belial and technically a clone of him at that...but growing up as a normal human and having a positive influence like Moa and her family resulted in him growing up into a genuinely selfless, heroic person that couldn't be less like his monster of a father.
  • You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Had a very polite version when he heard Laiha wants to cut down a Kaiju with her sword.

Tropes exclusive to him as Ultraman Geed

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Fusion Rise! Ultraman, Ultraman Belial: Ultraman Geed Primitive!
  • Armed Legs / Blade Below the Shoulder: While in Solid Burning form, Geed can dock the Geed Slugger into the vents on his ankles or his forearms that otherwise boost his attacks for a finisher.
    • Geed can also do this while in Acro Smasher form with the Smash Beam Blade.
  • Badass Cape: Has one as Royal Mega Master.
  • Born Winner: Despite being the youngest Showa Continuity Ultra by a gigantic margin, he's incredibly strong naturally to the point of managing to match and ultimately kill an unenhanced Belial in a one on one fight using only Primitive form, something only Zero and King had ever been able to do. Justified, as he's Belial's son and clone, and Belial even without his upgrade by Rayblood was an extremely powerful Ultra, and Geed is further enhanced as unlike Orb, Geed's Fusion Rise forms are upgrades over his default power.
  • Calling Your Attacks: Like the previous Ultras before him, Geed also calls out his attacks, though he starts at Ep. 2 rather than the start.
  • Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Once again, with his predecessor Orb. This is compounded by the fact that Geed's fighting style comes across as much more raw and savage than Orb's more varied yet seasoned way of battling.
    • Both have preferred weapons that are linked to their original powers by disregarding any influences from their fusion forms. While Orb's Orbcalibur is only exclusive to Orb Origin, Geed can use his Geed Claw in any fusion form he has.
    • In almost every episode, Orb would use certain fusion forms when the situation dictates, or in some cases, stick to one fusion form for an episode. On the other hand, Geed always transforms into Primitive form before switching to other forms because he was on losing ground (except in episode 12).
  • Dark Is Not Evil: His base form uses a lot more of Belial's Black and Red coloration than the traditional Red and Silver of an Ultraman, and he's clearly channeling his father's dark power during the Wrecking Burst. He's also unambiguously good.
  • Deflector Shields: Like plenty of Ultras before him, Geed Primitive has a defensive technique called the Geed Barrier. Unlike most versions, he is capable of moving with it.
  • Finishing Move
    • Primitive: Wrecking Burst: Geed channels energy from his entire body, crackling with red-and-black energy as his eyes glow brightly, then puts his hands into the iconic plus sign pose to fire his Ultra Beam.
    • Solid Burning:
      • Solar Boost: The circular nobs on Geed's chestplate rotate inside to allow Geed to fire a powerful blast from his chest.
      • Boost Slugger Kick: Geed puts the Geed Slugger into the port on his right ankle, then throws a rocket-powered roundhouse kick with it, slashing deep into his opponent.
      • Strike Boost: Geed's wrist armor makes four energy emitters pop out as his fist catches fire, then throws the fist to fire a beam enshrouded by fire.
      • Boost Slugger Punch: Similar to the Boost Slugger Kick, only with the Geed Slugger slotted into the port on his right forearm.
    • Acro Smasher:
      • Atmos Impact: Geed charges energy from his hands before performing a classic Ultra Beam pose in a similar manner to Hikari's Knight Shoot, firing a volley of aquatic rings capable of pushing a Kaiju high into the air.
      • Smash Moon Healing: Geed performs some arm motions before what looks like a two-handed version of Cosmos' Full Moon Rect, calming down rampaging monsters.
      • Diffusion Shower: A finisher with the Geed Claw, Geed first scans the yellow tab with the Geed Riser, then presses down on the center portion of the Geed Claw, getting the weapon to open its blades wider. Geed then presses the trigger three times, then hits the center button, getting energy to gather into the Geed Claw and sends it skyward, forming what looks like a blue-and-yellow storm cloud that proceeds to rain green energy spikes down on the foe until it explodes.
    • Magnificent: Big Bustaway: Geed channels energy from his both hands, crackling with green energy, then put his hands into L-shaped gesture to fire his Ultra Ray in a similar manner to Father of Ultra's Father Shot and Zero's Wide Zero Shot.
    • Royal Mega Master: Royal End: A finisher with the King Sword, Geed scans the King Sword's crossguard with the Geed Riser and swiping his hand past the scanner thrice, then raises the King Sword in the air before firing a brilliant golden beam at his target.
    • Shining Mystic: Specium Star Drive: Geed stops time with a technique similar to the Shining Star Drive, then throws his hands into the Specium Beam pose, albeit one at a time, one hand glowing blue, the other gold, and fires the beam at the time-locked foe.
    • Tri-Slugger: Reflect Slugger: Geed fires off his Sluggers off into the air, positioning them above the foe. He then charges a beam into his hands, and fires it at the centermost Slugger, which then refracts the beam to the other Sluggers, which then results in the enemy getting m
  • Face of a Thug: In #2, about 75% of people think Geed looks intimidating, and given he's Belial's son, it's understandable, what with Geed resembling his father's original form with the jagged eyes of his corrupted self. Zero even mistakes him for Belial for a brief moment. Despite his appearance, Geed is The Cape and more or less his father's exact opposite.
  • Fusion Dance: To transform into Geed, Riku scans two Ultra Capsules with the Geed Riser, changing his form with motifs with both of those Ultra, as well as their powers. Unlike his predecessor, none of his TV form names are Portmantitles, though his Ultraman Fusion Fight! forms are downplayed examples compared to Orb.
  • Golden Super Mode: Royal Mega Master has a primarily gold and purple color scheme, and is also his second strongest form.
  • Good Counterpart: To his father, Belial. Hammered home by his movie form, Ultimate Final, which uses a weapon that recalls Belial's Giga Battle Nizer called the Giga Finalizer. In fact it's actually a sister weapon created at the same time by the same person.
  • Horrifying Hero: Having the face of the In-Universe equal of Satan tends to make you this. In the second episode, he finds out that 75 percent of people online are scared of him for it and briefly considers quitting until Skull Gomora makes him eventually reconsider.
  • Impossibly Graceful Giant: His Acro Smasher form is capable of leaping just as high, if not higher than Primitive. He also lands so softly it only causes dust to get kicked up instead of rubble, and doesn't even shake the ground.
  • In a Single Bound: Like his human form, Geed's Primitive form retains Riku's great leaping abilities, and has notable successes with the landings.
  • Incendiary Exponent: While in Solid Burning form.
  • Instant Armor: Solid Burning's chest plating (and armor in general) brings to mind this trope, further reinforced by the fact that Geed is made tougher by the form.
  • Kid Hero: Not by human standards, but at 19 years of age Geed is practically an infant to his Ultra contemporaries.
  • Light 'em Up: Royal Mega Master in a nutshell. Doubles as a Holy Hand Grenade due to Royal Mega Master's devastating techniques being extra effective against Belial and being backed by the sound of church bells.
  • Me's a Crowd: His Heroic Willpower calls down a miracle from Ultraman King, allowing him to manifest all of his forms at once against Belial Atrocious.
  • Multiform Balance:
  • Not Quite Flight: Like the Super Gekirangers, Geed Solid Burning can strafe into the air using the vents all over his body to fly around.
  • Red and Black and Evil All Over: Geed's Primitive form. Subverted since he's nothing like his father.
  • Rocket Punch: Is able to throw jet-propelled punches and kicks as Solid Burning to boost the power of his attacks.
  • Super-Toughness: Gains this trait as Solid Burning, allowing him to effectively harm Darklops Zero without hurting himself like he did as Primitive.
    • Magnificent is even more armored then Solid Burning.
  • Punny Name: Le-Overfist, when said using katakana, uses "Leo" as said by a typical English user, with an elongated "e" sound.
  • Uncanny Family Resemblance: Geed looks very similar to his father Belial, in fact his true form (briefly glimpsed during Fusion Rises) strongly resembles Belial's original uncorrupted form with different eyes and Color Timer. Justified, as he's more or less a clone of his father.
  • Unskilled, but Strong: He's the son of Ultraman Belial, one of the strongest Ultras in existence, and has been shown to be a fairly powerful Ultra in his own right including being able to defeat an unenhanced Belial one on one in Primitive form, being the only one other than Zero and King to ever accomplish that. However, Geed is also one of the most inexperienced Ultras, and while he adapts fairly quickly, this inexperience does show and hamper him at times.
  • Weaponized Headgear: As part of using Seven's power, Geed is able to use the Geed Slugger while as Solid Burning.
    • He can also use the horns of Magnificent for an attack, by sending out energy whips to smack into an enemy.
  • Younger Than They Look: While his human form matches his physical age fairly well, his Ultra form (his true one) appears to be a full grown adult despite 6,000 years old being at least a Showa Era Ultra's equal of a young adult while he's only 19. Magnificent and Royal Mega Master give him facial hair, which Ultras don't grow until they're 40,000.

    Reito Igaguri/Ultraman Zero 

Reito Igaguri/Ultraman Zero

Portrayed by: Yuta Ozawa (live), Masaki Onishi (suit), Mamoru Miyano (Zero's voice)

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Ultraman Zero as he appears in Ultraman Geed. Notice his broken Ultimate Bracelet.
Click here  to see Reito Igaguri.

The son of Ultraseven, Zero had fought and defeated Belial many times in his career as an Ultraman. When he returned a fourth time, however, not even Ultimate Zero could stop Belial.

Arriving to Earth after Ultraman King stopped the destruction of the universe and Belial's ultimate victory, Zero helped Geed to battle Darklops Zero, but the injuries he had sustained from his last confrontation with Belial forced him to find a human host in the mild-mannered Salaryman and Family Man Reito Igaguri. While Reito would much prefer to do office work and support his family than fight giant monsters and alien invaders, Zero can take control of his body when the situation seems fit to lend a helping hand whenever Geed needs it.


Tropes that apply to his human host

  • Action Dad: Only when Zero takes over. Otherwise he's pretty much a wimp.
  • Banana Peel: He slips on one in the opening theme. Used for drama when this becomes the reason he finds himself meeting the business end of a truck's grill.
  • Blind Without Them: While probably not as bad as most examples, his usual first line of thought after Zero uses his body for something is to put his glasses back on.
  • Bumbling Dad
  • Butt-Monkey: This poor man is a magnet for misfortune.
  • Character Tics: Whenever Zero switches over (signaled by Seven's transformation noise), Zero puts away Reito's glasses.
  • Delayed Reaction: He had one when he was talking to Zero for the first time.
  • Doting Parent
  • Expy: Zero's new human host Reito is one for Hideki Go/Ultraman Jack. Zero fuses with him after a Heroic Sacrifice in which he dies to save someone during a monster attack, and he is forced several times to use Zero's abilities against his will, much like Hideki was in early episodes. Interestingly, both Ultras were previously used by Geed's predecessor's Fragile Speedster form.
  • Family Man
  • Good Parents: He dearly loves his daughter, Mayu and cares for her safety. His determination to protect her is what drives him to be Ultraman Zero.
  • The Glasses Come Off: When Zero takes over.
  • Happily Married: To his wife, Lumina. They have a daughter together, Mayu.
  • Jumped at the Call: After transforming into Zero for the first time, Reito quickly became attracted to the idea of being a hero. Mostly to protect his family.
  • People Puppets: Zero has the ability to possess Reito's body to do tasks Reito normally couldn't, though this makes Reito unaware of events.
    • Zero has upped his game to possess only limbs, which he naturally does to force Reito to do things.
  • Spell My Name With An S: His business card has his name written as "Leito" Igaguri.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Twice. The first time after transforming into Zero for the first time, and then the second time after unlocking the power of Zero Beyond. His new status as an Ultraman has done wonders for his confidence.

Tropes exclusive to Ultraman Zero

For trope applying to him in general, see the Ultraman Zero Character Sheet

  • Achilles in His Tent: Due to his injuries inflicted by Belial (and a curiosity on how well Geed does), Zero didn't do much in combat until Thunder Killer came knocking.
  • Action Dad: Considers himself to be this when bonding with Leito, even considering the latter's daughter as his own.
  • Awesome Ego: One of the greatest warriors of his planet and boy does he know it.
  • Catchphrase: "You're 20,000 years too early to beat me!"
  • Bruiser with a Soft Center: He's a hot blooded fighter through and through but quickly develops a soft spot for Mayu, the daughter of his host. He fondly considers her family too.
  • Character Tics: Wiping his mouth with his thumb.
  • Deuteragonist: While in the previous series, movies and spin-offs he's either a main character or a guest star, in this series he takes this role as The Lancer for Geed.
  • Draco in Leather Pants: In-universe. Zero and his fight against Belial was written in Kei Fukuide's novel, with the young Ultra being portrayed as a villain instead. However, his character in the novel is surprisingly popular with the readers, even Riku's boss Haruo is fond of him.
  • Foil: The series introduced both him and Belial to fatherhood. However, the way they accepted it couldn't be more different.
    • Unlike his nemesis who created Riku with the sole intention of using him as a pawn, Mayu was an addition Zero never took into account for but accepted in stride.
    • Belial came to feel some pride for his spawn but he couldn't care less for him as a person. Zero on the other hand came to care for Mayu as his own, going full Papa Wolf whenever she's threatened.
  • Hot-Blooded: Zero absolutely oozes hot blood. Unfortunately this has the side effect of making him Hot-headed, often causing him to leap before he looks. Like when he attacked a juvenile Zandrias when it wasn't intentionally doing anyone any real harm.
  • Mundane Made Awesome: Zero sometimes possesses Reito for the most mundane things, such as catching a plate mid-fall, or shutting off the TV by throwing a pen like a Slugger.
  • Mr. Exposition: Zero fills Reito in on some key elements of Crisis Impact. Namely, the Ultra Capsules were stolen by someone, and Ultraman King fusing with the universe to stop its destruction before it traveled too far for even him to fix.
  • My Greatest Failure: Not being able to stop Belial for the first time since they met.
  • Super Mode: Can access Ultraman Zero Beyond when the Ultra Zero Eye Neo is placed onto a Riser and the New Generation Ultra Capsules Alpha and Beta are scanned by the Riser Neo Mode.
  • Transformation Trinket: The Ultra Zero Eye Neo, the evolved version of the original Ultra Zero Eye.
  • The Worf Effect: Somewhat justified in that Zero has lost access to much of his arsenal after losing to Belial.
  • Worf Had the Flu: At the start of episode 3, Zero would have enough strength to defeat Darklops Zero like he did before (back when he never had the Ultimate Bracelet to begin with). Unfortunately his injuries from the Crisis Impact prevented him from actually scrapping his robot counterpart.
    Zero: I could've get him if it's another day.
  • Wrecked Weapon: The Ultimate Bracelet unfortunately got this after Zero lost to Belial. Eventually repaired in the finale after Belial was defeated.
  • Years Too Early: Zero tells a thug who tries to harass Reito to fight him again in the next 20,000 years after mopping the floor with him.

    Ultraman King 

Ultraman King

Voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama

The most powerful Ultra in existence, Ultraman King plays a fundamental role in the series' backstory. When Belial attempted to destroy the entire universe and came inches away from succeeding, King merged himself with the entire universe to stop the resulting Crisis Impact, resurrecting the cosmos at the expense of his consciousness.


For trope applying to him in general, see the Ultraman Leo Character Sheet

  • Badass in Distress: Surprisingly becomes this in the penultimate episode, when his life force energies were manipulated by Belial to empower his dark energy. Zero highlights that not only the universe will be reverted to how it was during the Crisis Impact, the King himself will also lose his life in the process. They manage to save him, and he returns the favor by summoning copies of Geed's alternate forms to help him against Belial. Riku then restores him fully after defeating Belial.
  • Big Good: Of the Ultra Series as a whole. Despite being immaterial for most of the series, he still manages this.
  • Genesis Effect: Recreates the entire universe this way.
  • God Is Good: The closest thing the Ultraman franchise has to God, leader of a race of Space Police who are dedicated to protecting innocent lives throughout the universe. He also sacrificed himself to undo the damage Belial's Crisis Impact caused and continues to aid the heroes even in that state.
  • Divine Intervention:
    • Intervened to answer Laiha's parents' prayers and save her as a baby.
    • Helps Laiha reach Geed inside of Belial Chimeraberos to help him break free, then helps her send the Ultraman King Little Star to Geed to unlock Royal Mega Master.
    • Manifests and provides a miracle in the Final Battle, allowing all of Geeds forms to manifest at once against Belial Atrocious.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: To quote Ultraman Zero...
    Ultraman Zero: The Universe was almost destroyed once. The one who saved it was an old guy named Ultraman King. The Universe was like your body, on the verge of death. We Ultramen can fuse our bodies with someone to heal them. But the whole Universe... It was just too big. It wasn't destroyed, but Old Man King is now dispersed throughout the entire cosmos. You can call out to him, but there's no response.
  • Physical God: Is noted as being the god of the Ultras, and he can fully back that concept up. It's telling that it took merging with and reconstructing the universe to actually strain him in any meaningful way. And even that isn't enough to stop him from managing some serious Divine Intervention.
  • Royals Who Actually Do Something: Although King is not his actual name (simply what does the Earthlings called him), his action of restoring the universe is of any indication his biggest contribution.
  • So Proud of You: Shows this towards Geed after Belial's defeat, considering Earth in worthy hands so long as he's there to protect it. Given how highly the Ultras regard Earth, that's a big compliment.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: His essence was used by Kei to farm Little Stars on Earth and in the penultimate episode, what remains of his scattered essence was absorbed by Belial Atrocious to empower himself and destroy Earth before progressing to the Land of Light.
  • World's Strongest Man: Is the strongest being in the entire Showa continuity universe without a doubt.

    Heroes appearing Ultraman Geed The Movie: Connect The Wishes 

Ultraman Orb / Gai Kurenai

Portrayed by: Hideo Ishiguro

The titular hero of his own series. Ultraman Orb has come to Okinawa in Geed's universe as Gai to track down the origin of the Galactron he encountered in his own series (which was also the kaiju's debut), running into Riku and his friends, who are on the same trail. So when Gillvalis finally arrives, he joins forces with Geed and Zero to take down the wicked A.I. and its Galactron army.


For trope applying to him in general, see the Ultraman Orb Character Sheet

Zena: Gai Kurenai. Are you Ultraman Orb?
Riku: Huh? My name is Riku Asakura, Ultraman Geed.
Gai: Nice to meet you, Geed-san. Wait, hold on. I'm your senior this time, so just Geed, right? Which one is right?
Juggler: Whichever is right.

Jugglus Juggler

Portrayed by: Takuya Aoyagi

Ultraman Orb's eternal frenemy. Juggler has come to Geed's universe after hearing about Gillvalis' plans to destroy Earth (though he is not doing this for the sake of heroism). He is the first to run into Riku and his friends and joins them on their journey in Okinawa.


For trope applying to him in general, see the Ultraman Orb Character Sheet

  • Big Damn Heroes: Has plenty of moments like this in Geed's movie, such as beating up a bunch of alien punks during a Bar Brawl while in human form, and showing up to help defeat Gilbaris.

Ultimate Force Zero

Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki (Glen Fire), Hikaru Midorikawa (Mirror Knight), Hiroshi Kamiya (Jean-Bot), Miyu Irino (Jean-Nine)

Ultraman Zero's ever-faithful posse of heroes, Glen Fire, Mirror Knight, Jean-Bot, and Jean-Nine, whom he has reunited with after his stint with Leito. While their role in the movie is a bit on the small side, this marks their first appearance outside of Ultraman Zero's own media.


For trope applying to them in general, see the Ultraman Zero Character Sheet

  • The Cavalry Arrives Late: They broke through Gilbaris' shield and reached Okinawa just in time... after Gilbaris and the Galactron army has been destroyed by Geed, Orb and Zero.

Allies

    Nebula House/Riku's friends 

Named after Riku's former home, it is a secret underground base located 500 meters beneath the astronomical observatory. It was once operated by Ultraman Belial before he went missing, leaving Riku as the current owner of the base.

Pega

Portrayed by: Megumi Han (voice)

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A juvenile Alien Pegassa and Riku's best friend/roommate. Pega hangs around Riku's shadow, using his species' ability to cloak themselves in shadows to avoid human attention. A gentle and timid lad, he used to make paper flowers as income for him and Riku, but is also a very gifted technician for his age.


For tropes applying to the Alien Pegassa as a whole see the Ultraseven Character Sheet

  • A Lizard Named "Liz": Pega is an Alien Pegassa.
  • Innocent Aliens: Pega would rather make his artificial flowers than do anything against the city in any form of the imagination.
  • Mr. Fixit: Had offered to fix the ice cream cooler when only one seemed to have melted. Riku shot Pega's offer down due to Pega's inhuman nature.
  • Monster Roommate: An alien roommate who hangs out with the titular Ultra's human form.
  • Nervous Wreck: Pega's not the most confident alien around by any stretch of the imagination.
  • Teen Genius: Aside from boasting mechanical skills to fix a supposed problem (the actual problem was something else), he has a business of making fake flowers.
  • Third-Person Person: Refers himself in this tone, however the Crunchyroll subtitle did not recognize this.
  • Third Wheel: Since Riku met and sheltered Pega since his middle school years, the alien had secretly following Riku's "date" with Moa, to the point where Pega hugs her (which he was mistaken as Riku) when they went into a haunted house.

Laiha Toba

Portrayed by: Chihiro Yamamoto

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A stern, young woman with a talent for swordsmanship and martial arts. Laiha was once on the wrong side of a monster attack 6 years before the series and the Crisis Impact, she has resolved to find out why and how they emerge. Along the way, she finds out about the Little Stars, and bumps into Riku and Pega, joining them in Nebula House as a friend and roommate.


  • Audible Sharpness: Whenever she draws her sword In fact, this is what busted her cover when Dada managed to capture Eri.
  • Action Girl: She doesn't carry a sword around for show and even without it, she's a capable fighter.
  • Big Sister Instinct
  • Big Sister Bully: Towards Riku.
  • Cool Sword: Has one, though doesn't use it much in a fight outside of doing kata with it. And chopping things with it.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Six years ago, her parents were killed in front of her by Skull Gomora just to harvest her Little Star before it disappeared.
  • Kick Chick: When she's not using her sword, she is this.
  • Platonic Life-Partners: Sees herself this way with Riku when living together in the Nebula House.
  • Properly Paranoid: While everyone were busy preparing for Belial's assault, Laiha was the only one concerned with Kei still at large. If it wasn't for her, Rumina and Mayu would have been in danger and Zero would have suffer from a far greater punishment than Belial.
  • Secret-Keeper: Intended to be this, but Riku decided to keep her around for her information over Little Stars.
  • This Is Unforgivable!: She has this mentality towards the soul who attacked her home, and has taken up a sword to end the monster who attacked her home. Said monster is confirmed to be Skull Gomora, and Kei Fukuide confirmed his involvement.

RE.M.

Voiced by: Suzuko Mimori

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The operator AI of Nebula House. While originally built by Kei and Belial, RE.M. (standing for Report Management) is a loyal friend of Riku, even if she can be a bit strict at times.


  • Artificial Intelligence: Controls the entire inner maintenance of Nebula House.
  • Fighting from the Inside: When Kei tries to control her and use her against Geed, she's clearly fighting back as best she can. In the end she manages to use The Power of Friendship to overwhelm Kei's reprogramming and completely shatter his control over Nebula house before giving him the boot.
  • Grew Beyond Their Programming: Needless to say, defying Kei and Belial and becoming genuinely loyal to Riku and even to a degree acting motherly towards him likely wasn't their original intention when they made her. When he breaks into Nebula House to attack the heroes, she outright betrays him, sends the heroes to safety, and even fakes her own deletion by escaping into a humanoid body to survive and still aid the heroes. Even when he attempts to take control of her, she's clearly resisting heavily and ultimately grows beyond his ability to control.
  • Mission Control: To Riku/Ultraman Geed.
  • Mythology Gag: Her spherical drone's name U-Tom is shared with a monster of the week from episode 17 of Ultraseven.
  • Not So Above It All: Although usually The Spock, she does had her moment. In #13, seeing how Riku ignores her warning not to play in the base, she feigns amnesia from the baseball that hit her probe and caused the entire episode to be a Recap Episode. After throwing away the charade off, she apologizes after seeing how her acting worked too well. She even wished to have a body of her own after seeing her owners having fun.
  • Undying Loyalty: Despite Nebula House originally belonging to Belial who presumably created her in the first place, she develops this to Riku and declares him her true master, not Kei or Belial. She proves it by risking her own deletion to save them from Kei.

    AIB (Alien Investigation Bureau) 

A secret special investigation team that deals with extraterrestrial invaders. The organization is formed by aliens from multiple races at some point after Crisis Impact, hoping to restore their former glory after their home destroyed by Belial. They disguise themselves as salespersons of Nico Nico Life Insurance as a means to hide their modus operandi.

General


Moa Aizaki

Portrayed by: Mayu Hasegawa

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Riku's childhood friend. The sole human member of the AIB, she is a cheerful but klutzy girl who tends to act rather unprofessionally amongst her extraterrestrial coworkers. Nevertheless, her compassion and diligence have made her a capable member of the team.
  • Action Girl: Though she's a bit of a ditz, she can more or less handle herself when action goes down.
  • Childhood Friends: Doubles as an adopted sister like figure to Riku since her parents found and took care of him as a child.
  • Cool Big Sis: Is seen by Riku as this.
  • Covert Pervert: Moa's crush over Riku, well, let's just say that she's too indulgent in it: first of all, she used to bathe together with Riku (#4) and then mentioned that she shared the same bed with him (#14). She also mention this every time the boy gets close with Laiha.
  • Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: When the situation truly calls for it, she's quick-witted and competent in carrying out what needs to be done. Even the stern Zena acknowledges the trust he has in her
  • The Ditz: Is a magnet of bad luck to most of her missions.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: Moa gets this way when she hears that Raiha and Riku are living together, bringing up the fact that she and Riku used to bathe together when they were kids to try and get under Laiha's skin. After discovering that Pega lives with Riku as well, she drops this and started to warm up with Laiha.
  • The Heart: If Zena's claims were to be true, Moa's presence in AIB changed a lot of the team's usual dynamic.
  • Leg Focus: Episode 5 gives the viewers a shot of her legs.
  • Token Human: Again, Moa is the only known human AIB operative.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Even the opening scene says it. Both Ramune and donuts, especially Pon De Ring.

Zena

Portrayed by: Hideyoshi Iwata, Shintarō Asanuma (voice)

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Click here  to see his true form
Moa's senior in the AIB and partner in every mission. Zena is an Alien Shadow, though he's rarely ever seen in his true form. He speaks entirely in telepathy, thus rarely showing much emotion. Desite his cold appearance, he does care a lot for Moa and has a great deal of patience for her antics.
For tropes applying to the Alien Shadow as a whole see the Ultraseven Character Sheet

  • Becoming the Mask: His original intention in joining AIB was to infiltrate the group and invade Earth but seeing Moa's involvement allows him to pull off a Heel–Face Turn and believe that aliens should peacefully coexist. His student however, didn't take his defection well.
  • Defector from Decadence: Was one of the invasion forces of Planet Shadow and at one point trained recruits of their army.
  • Not So Above It All: Although appeared to be emotionless Zena admits that Moa's appearance in AIB has changed the entire group as a whole. It is also implied that she is partly responsible for his complete Becoming the Mask.
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: Although his disguise is already perfect (using holograms), the fact that Zena prefers to only use telepathy to speak may have raise questions to normal humans, considering how his mouth never moves.
  • The Spock: Inevitably
  • The Stoic: His species speaks entirely in telepathy, so he rarely has much of a reason to make expressions.

Alien Pitt Tri-Tip

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Portrayed by: Rina Sakuragi

First Appearance: A Job Where You Investigate Aliens
An Alien Pitt who carried the Little Star of Ultraman Hikari, granting her the ability to make a blade of energy form her right hand. Unfortunately, the power of the Little Star ended up attracting the attention of the Eleking she had raised long ago.
For tropes applying to the Alien Pitt as a whole see the Ultraseven Character Sheet

  • Token Heroic Orc: The Alien Pitt aren't usually portrayed as being very kind. Tri-Tip on the other hand fled with a juvenile Eleking because she didn't want it to be used as a weapon of war, and eventually joined up with the AIB.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: In episode 16, she mentions an enzyme designed to remove the Little Stars from their host. This was brought up again in the penultimate episode as a plan to separate Belial from King's power.

Alien Zobetai Nabia (Satoko)

Portrayed by: Rei Ishigami

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First Appearance: I Read Minds
An alien from a planet of mind-readers who comes to Earth to assist the AIB in dealing with the appearance of Zandrias. However, her truthful nature ends up causing a lot of trouble even as she assists in helping the bratty kaiju.
  • All Women Are Lustful: Desires a boyfriend on Earth but due to her telepathy she rather easily exposes outright cheaters, making it a little difficult.
  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: She doesn't mean to hurt people's feelings with her Brutal Honesty, she simply doesn't comprehend the idea of dishonesty period, even for benevolent reasons, as it literally doesn't exist on her planet due to their Telepathy.
  • Boldly Coming: Part of the reason she came to Earth was to get a human boyfriend. Through her we also learn that there are plenty of alien women who share the same mindset.
  • Brutal Honesty: Since her race can read each others' minds, this became their culture and the concept of lying or dishonesty doesn't exist there.
  • Human Aliens: Her species.
  • Shout-Out: To the Betazoids from Star Trek, another race of telepathic Human Aliens with a reputation for Brutal Honesty. Her species' name is an anagram of theirs' (mind the "d").
  • Telepathy: Her specialty. It's a racial trait, and the reason her species lacks a concept of dishonesty.

Alien Groza

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
An humanoid cryokinetic alien hailing from Groza Star System and one of Zena's colleagues who spies on Kei Fukuide.
See Ultraman Mebius

Alien Serpent

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
An humanoid alien and one of Zena's colleagues who spies on Kei Fukuide.
See Ultraman Mebius

Alien Pedan

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
An alien from Planet Pedan and one of Zena's colleagues who spies on Kei Fukuide.
See Ultraseven

  • Irony: The episode he appears in sees the debut of Pedanium Zetton, which uses King Joe as one of it's components - said monster was created by the Alien Pedan species.

Alien Zelan

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
An alien from Planet Zelan and one of AIB undercover agents who spies on Kei Fukuide before his disguise compromised.
See Return of Ultraman

Bugbuzun Brood

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
A humanoid Space Beast and one of AIB undercover agents who spies on Kei Fukuide before his disguise is compromised.
See Ultraman Nexus

  • The Last Of These Is Not Like The Others: For those who watched Ultraman Nexus, he is this, considering how his kin (the Space Beasts) are supposedly animalistic whereas this one can almost act civilized.

Alien Neril

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
One of AIB undercover agents who spies on Kei Fukuide before her disguise is compromised. During Kei's surprise attack, she tries try to get his editor to safety before Kei knocks her out with his cane.
See Ultraman Max

    Other Allies 

Haruo Kume

Portrayed by Tadashi Mizuo

Riku's employer and owner of Ginga Market.
  • Benevolent Boss: He has a friendly relationship with his employee, Riku. He is concerned when he loses his home during Skull Gomora's first attack and even offers to let him stay with him and his family.
  • Bring It: Attempts to face Skull Gomora when it attacked his former shop before Riku push him aside.
  • Cool Uncle
  • Hot-Blooded
  • Heroic Bystander: Whenever a monster/alien attacks, he helps evacuate any civilians who are nearby.
  • Shipper on Deck: Towards Riku and Laiha.

Rumina Igaguri

Portrayed by Hitomi Hasebe

Leito Igaguri's wife.

Mayu Igaguri

Portrayed by Mirei Shimizu

Leito and Rumina's little daughter.

Sui Asakura

Portrayed by Minori Terada

A terminally ill old man with a connection to Riku. 19 years ago, he was a local administrator and was the one whom gave Riku his name, Riku Asakura, after finding him abandoned as a baby at the observatory.
  • Cool Old Guy: Sui is nothing but kind and considerate towards Riku. He warmly invites him into his home to play video games (with the very same Playstation 4 Riku originally wanted to buy no less)and gives him much needed answers to his past as well as advice for the present. Oh, and he possesses Father of Ultra's Little Star.
  • Like a Son to Me: He was the one who gave Riku his name and had initially planned on adopting him. Unfortunately, his wife passed away and thought it would be unfair to raise Riku alone. However, the first thing he saw upon inheriting a Little Star was Riku, showing that even after all these years, he still cared for him.
    Sui: Riku...that's the name my wife and I came up with. We thought we'd name our own son that, when he was born. A name that'd represent having your feet on the ground, standing firm. So that no matter what trouble he'd run into, he'd stand again. That was what we wanted it to mean!
  • Parental Substitute: He was a better father figure to Riku in one episode than Belial could ever be in 20,000 years.
  • The Pollyanna: Despite only having a few months left to live, Sui isn't downtrodden in the slightest and instead, spends what time he has left to guide Riku and help him regain his sense of identity, cheerfully playing video games together with him whenever he can.
  • Super-Senses: His Little Star grants him the power to perceive anything, even at the edge of the universe.
  • Your Days Are Numbered: Sadly, he is terminally ill and only has a few months left to live.

Airu Higa

Portrayed by: Yuika Motokariya

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A character who only appears in Ultraman Geed The Movie Connect The Wishes. She is an alien from the planet Kushia who fled to Okinawa long ago when Gillvalis destroyed her home, bring with her a device made by her father to defeat Gillvalis called the Giga Finalizer. Thousands of years later, she still lives in Okinawa disguised as an average civilian, but Riku and his friends come in search of her to learn of the mythical Red Steel so they may use it to defeat the incoming Gillvalis.


  • Been There, Shaped History: As it turns out, the fasion of the Okinawan indigenous people are based directly on Airu Higa's clothing.
  • Human Aliens: Is one of Kushia People, the alien race that created Gillvalis and the Galactrons.
  • Last of Her Kind: The rest of her people were the first victims of Gillvalis and its Galactron armies.
  • Mythology Gag: Airu Higa performing a Heroic Sacrifice to help Riku unleash the Giga-Finalizer's powers is reminiscent of Princess Tamayura doing the same thing to help Gai Kurenai unlock Thunder Breaster Form in Ultraman Orb.
  • Really 700 Years Old: She arrived before the dawn of civilization in Okinawa.

Antagonists

    Kei Fukuide 

Kei Fukuide

Portrayed by: Kunito Watanabe (live), Kenta Matsumoto (Riser voice)

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Known as one of the best and most beloved science-fiction writers of his time, Kei Fukuide is in fact a much more sinister figure. He is in fact an Alien Sturm in the service of Ultraman Belial, using his facade to prepare for the return of his master. He uses the monster capsules to transform into the Belial Fusion Beasts that Geed fights or simply just to summon regular kaiju.
  • Alas, Poor Villain: He dies pitifully, hallucinating that Laiha is Belial and begging his master to tell him he was of use to him. Laiha has this sentiment in-universe and grants Kei the mercy of thinking he meant anything to Belial.
  • Ambiguously Human: It's hinted at that he's not human, and Zero reveals in #9 he's actually an Alien Sturm.
  • Arc Villain: Currently serves as this role, being the primary source of the Kaiju in the show. Whether or not he's the actual holder of this role or The Dragon to Belial will depend on if Belial takes a more active role later on. He is not the Big Bad, and is swiftly Demoted to Dragon after his main failure to acquire all the little stars.
  • Awesomeness by Analysis: By having Gyeron as a bait, Kei is able to analyze all of Geed Royal Mega Master's tactics and had the Ultra himself on the edge by the next episode as Pedanium Zetton. He nearly succeeded had Gubila not interfered in their battle.
  • Avenging the Villain: After Belial's apparent defeat, Kei is enraged and seeks to carry on his work as well as avenge his master. Subverted later on when Belial was revealed to have survived and possessed Arie.
  • Ax-Crazy: It becomes apparent that as dignified as he presents himself, deep down Kei is completely nuts and psychotic. Watching your world destroy itself around you and your only salvation being the resident Satanic Archetype can do that to a person.
  • Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work: Smites Dada after he managed to escape from Riku and Leiha in order to prevent him from interfering with his research.
  • Bizarre Alien Biology: Apparently as an Alien Sturm, he possesses something called an "Inversion Organ" which acts as a means of converting energy. With it he was able to twist the Ultra Capsules to Evil and use them to become Pedanium Zetton.
  • Body Horror: TWICE! First in his forced transformation into Pedanium Zetton and second when his Inversion Organ is torn out.
  • Brought Down to Normal: Deconstructed. His sturm organ, the source of his powers, was torn out by Belial, reducing him to human levels of strength. The process was agonizing and left him mortally wounded, and he constantly hallucinates before dying.
  • By the Power of Grayskull!: Tends to announce his transformations by saying them names of the two monsters, followed by “This is the end mark.”note 
  • Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Easily one to Juggler - Juggler used to be friends with the titular Ultraman of his series (Orb) before becoming evil ( although he later pulled a Heel–Face Turn). Kei on the other hand was evil from the start, viewing Riku with envy at best, and murderous hatred at worst. Juggler doesn't really care about Gai's Ultra Fusion cards, whereas Kei created Riku for the sole purpose of gathering the Ultra Capsules. The biggest difference however, comes about how they interacted with a female character - Juggler was the one who saved Natasha in the past, an event which, when revealed, allowed him and Gai to reconcile and lead to the aforementioned Heel–Face Turn. Kei murdered Arie in cold blood despite her having protected him, which caused Riku to view him as having crossed the point of no return.
  • Deadly Upgrade: Using the Ultra Capsules to transform into Pedanium Zetton very clearly put him under an insane amount of strain, so much so that after Riku defeated him in that state he collapsed the moment he stumbled back to Belial. He survived though, as the corrupted Ultraman still had plans for him.
  • Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Ultimately, this is Kei's driving motivation. Before finding Belial, he had no purpose in life and viewed himself as an Empty Shell due to his people destroying themselves and their beautiful home world around him. As a result, he's immensely loyal to Belial for giving him one and seems to have a pathological need to serve some kind of purpose no matter what it is, to the point Belial's apparent death caused him to have a mental breakdown and lose his memory due to suddenly being without a purpose again.
  • The Dragon: Belial's only remaining servant, something he takes pride in.
  • Dragon Ascendant: After Belial is apparently killed, Kei takes over as the main villain. It doesn't stick.
  • Empty Shell: Is actually an alien who lacks purpose in his life and his devotion to Belial stems from how the Ultra gave him a purpose, as well as saving his life back then. Even Riku easily found him to be this.
  • Enemy Summoner: Another way he can use Monster Capsules is to summon that particular monster, by scanning one Capsule, then points the Riser at the air, then activates it.
  • Evil Counterpart: Is one to Riku. He has a Riser, but he uses Monster Capsules instead of Ultra Capsules.
  • Evil Feels Good: He seems to thoroughly enjoy the sensation of Belial's power and gets a disturbingly serene smile on his face when he transforms into Pedanium Zetton for the first time.
  • Expy: While his character is similar to Jugglus Juggler, his role is comparable to that of Commander Black, but instead of commanding an army of monsters/aliens, he transforms into them.
  • Freudian Excuse: His home planet destroyed itself in a cataclysmic war, leaving him near the Despair Event Horizon and helpless to do anything about it until Belial gave him purpose. Given this was Belial, he didn't exactly have the greatest role model guiding him at that point.
  • Fusion Dance: Like Riku, he also has access to a Riser, only he uses Monster Capsules to fuse into Belial Fusion Monsters. The monsters that he makes up typically are made up the main kaiju that forms the bulk of the body and are part of the second name, while the other gives minor aesthetic changes.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: He hates the fact that Belial shows pride in Geed, despite Geed being his enemy, and believes that he deserves Belial's favor. He's also blind to the fact that Geed doesn't want Belial's favor at all.
  • The Heavy: For the first arc he turns out to be this.
  • I Can Rule Alone: Kills Arie when she tries to join him in ruling the Earth. Subverted an episode later when she was revealed to be possessed by Belial all along.
  • Improbable Weapon User: Has a walking cane that he often uses in a club-like manner and can fend himself against Laiha's own sword. Justified in the penultimate episode that at the end of his cane was revealed to be a small knife and he almost used it to kill the Igaguri family had not for Laiha's intervention.
  • I Should Write a Book About This: His acclaimed book series is based on Belial's battles against Zero, but casts Belial as the hero instead.
  • Laser-Guided Karma: He murders Arie by impaling her through the gut when she is no longer useful. Exactly one episode later, it turns out she was possessed by Belial the entire time, and he returns the favor.
  • Last of His Kind: Implied: his home world was destroyed to such an extent it's still on fire to this very day, and it's implied he only survived thanks to Belial.
  • Mad Artist: Has shades of one. Kei is an author, and has written books based on Belial and the Ultras' past conflicts (though with the Ultras as Knight Templar villains and Belial as the misunderstood rebel), and fully intended to write one based off their current plan, even though that likely would have resulted in humanity's destruction. He also talks about events like they're a story and he's writing the 'end mark' of it all. His absolute loathing of having no purpose even relates, as one of the most annoying things for an author or audience is a character without a purpose.
  • Painful Transformation: His second transformation into Pedanium Zetton isn't very pleasant to watch. Unlike the use of Geed Riser and Kaiju Capsules, he takes the six Ultra Capsules that he stole from Riku and simply shoves them to his chest for his inversion organ to corrupt. The sequence looks absolutely terrifying as he mutates into Pedanium Zetton instead of transforming and seemed to be in a great deal of pain. Considering this was his punishment from Belial for his failure to secure all of the Ultra Capsules it likely was painful.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: Downplayed in that he only truly qualifies if he transforms into a Belial Fusion Monster.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Whenever he's channeling his powers, his eyes glow crimson.
  • Sadistic Choice: He gives Zero a brutal one after summoning Galactron. Zero can kill Kei, which might cancel his summon and stop Galactron, but then Zero, and by proxy his Host Reito would be persecuted for the murder of a popular author who seemingly had no relation to the monster.
    • He also provides a second one that's even more brutal. He agrees to call off Galactron, who's so powerful that Geed can't beat it, but only if Zero commits suicide by letting Galactron fry the Zero Eye. Zero's heroic nature leads him to actually take the deal. Of course, Kei didn't tell him is that after letting time pass he'd reactivate Galactron and let it rampage. Good thing Zero's death didn't take!
  • Sanity Slippage: His second transformation into Pedanium Zetton seems to have had an adverse effect on his mind. During his fight with Geed Magnificent, his movements are absurdly twitchy, he's Laughing Mad and looks like he's in an incredible amount of pain. Several times when he gets knocked down he just sits up and starts shooting lightning everywhere while flailing his arms and feet, looking for all the world like a child throwing the world's most destructive tantrum. It's implied the slippage actually started far when his world destroyed itself around him and he went over the Despair Event Horizon.
  • Shock and Awe: Kei's Thunder Killer and Pedanium Zetton Fusion Rises both manipulate electricity. Justified, since they both contain components from electric-wielding Kaiju.
  • Tall, Dark, and Handsome: Ticks off most of the boxes.
  • Undying Loyalty: To Belial, even accepting his punishment without complaint and attempting Avenging the Villain following his defeat.
    • Deconstructed as well. Belial considers him nothing but a useful servant, discarding him when he is no longer of use. The protagonists find this horrifying, but what's worse, Kei still comes crawling back to his master in the finale. Belial finds this hilarious, and doesn't even lift a finger to aid his servant as Kei's body slowly gives out.
  • Villainous Breakdown: During his final fight with Geed, his transformation, the overdose on Ultra Capsules, Geed's refusal to back down and Belial's own minor respect towards Riku drives him absolutely batshit crazy. He howls, groans, and screams, mindlessly ranting to an absent Belial.
  • Villains With Good Publicity: Kei's more human cover has him act as an author of a best-seller book. Subverted as of the second half of the series when his act of murdering his editor was publicized.
  • "Well Done, Son" Guy: Wants recognition from his master, yet all the honor goes to his son Geed, the very boy that Kei created. His last moments are brokenly and pathetically pleading with Belial (who's not even present) to see him as useful.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Monster though he may be, he only ended up this way due to his homeworld and people destroying themselves in a cataclysmic war, driving him over the Despair Event Horizon. His loyalty to Belial all comes from the absolute despair he experienced from having no purpose or future until Belial granted it to him. His final moments are spent pathetically pleading with a nonpresent Belial to tell him he was useful.
  • Would Hurt a Child: Has no qualms threatening to kill Mayu in order to force Leito and Zero to surrender against Belial during the final battle.
    • Six years prior to the series, he transformed into Skull Gomora and attacked a 13 year old Laiha while she was on a hiking trip with her family in order to obtain her Little Star, causing the death of her parents.
    • As he was getting overwhelmed by Geed Magnificient, he outright screams at Riku that he could've very well killed him when he was little more than a baby.
    Kei: I was the one who turned you from a lump of flesh into a living being! I could've crushed you the moment you gave your first cry!
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Kills Arie when she had finished obtaining the Dark Lugiel and Alien Empera capsules. He gets this treatment later by Belial (who possessed Arie all these entire time) when the latter tore out his Inversion Organ, leaving the alien to die in a few days. Kei doesn't seem to mind this however.
  • Your Days Are Numbered: With his Inversion Organ torn out, Kei only had a few days left to live. He doesn't do anything to avert this, choosing instead to beg Belial for confirmation that he was useful.

    Ultraman Belial 

Ultraman Belial

Voiced by: Yuki Ono

Click here  to see Ultraman Belial Atrocious.
The father of Ultraman Geed, and main antagonist of Ultraman Zero's movies and specials, the fallen Ultra warrior known as Belial returns to menace the heroes of the Land of Light yet again. Before the series began, he attempted to destroy the universe in an event known as the Crisis Impact, nearly succeeding in it. Fortunately, Ultraman King's timely rescue of the cosmos foiled Belial, and he was forced to retreat. In hiding, he began to pull the strings that would lead to the creation of Ultraman Geed and prepare for his grand return...
See here for tropes regarding him.

    Gillvalis 

Gillvalis

Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi

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Normal form with Valis Soldiers; click here  to see its kaiju form
The Big Bad of Ultraman Geed The Movie: Connect The Wishes!. Gillvalis is a twisted artificial intelligence that seeks to bring universal peace — one that requires the destruction of all life. It comes to Okinawa after the series with its armies of Galactrons and Valis Raiders, intent on finding a mythical artifact known only as the Red Steel.
  • A.I. Is a Crapshoot: The Kushia People created him to promote peace in the universe. He decided that the best way to do that would be to kill everything.
  • Beam Spam / Macross Missile Massacre: It's kaiju form's sole attack. Which doesn't stop it from still being able to totally overwhelm Geed, Zero, and Orb put together.
  • Contractual Boss Immunity: Part of the reason Gillvalis is so dangerous is his core's complete immunity to the ray attacks used by Ultramen. No matter what they do to his mechanical forms, his core always survives. The reason he's hunting the Red Steel is because it's the only thing that can hurt him.
  • The Man Behind the Man: While never mentioned in Ultraman Orb, this series makes it clear that Gillvalis was the creator of the Galactron that Orb fought.
  • Monster Progenitor: Every Galactron seen in the franchise thus far was this guy's creation.
  • Nigh-Invulnerable: The Red Steel is the only thing that can harm Gillvalis's core; Juggler mentions of an incident where Ultraman Taro's Storium Ray destroyed his tower form, but his core was completely unharmed. This means he's effectively invincible unless Red Steel is used against him.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Seeks to destroy all living beings, believing they are the cause of all conflict. It does so by digitizing them.
  • One-Winged Angel: It's normal form is a large floating tower with a red eye, but when Geed, Zero, and Orb arrived to face it, Gillvalis turns itself into a gigantic mechanical monstrosity covered from head to toe in weaponry.
  • Shoulder Cannon: Has hundreds of these in its kaiju form. They're also capable of rotating to change them from being mounted on his back to a frontal assault platform.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Due to the way Japanese handles "V/B" and "L/R" sounds, his name is occasionally mistranslated as Gillbaris.
  • Soul Jar: His invincible core. You can blow up his body all you want, but without destroying his core, he'll always come back. The only thing capable of destroying it is Red Steel.
  • This Cannot Be!: Geed Ultimate Final's power is literally beyond his comprehension as a machine, sending him into a Villainous Breakdown before his death.
  • Villainous Breakdown: "Unable... to comprehend... Unable... to comprehend..."
  • Vocal Dissonance: His monster form is a black and gold, more heavily armed version of the Galactrons he created. Despite this, he still speaks in a calm and moderate tone.

Valis Raiders

Gillvalis' human-sized robotic soldiers, which it sends down in huge armies to help in its eradication of life forms across the universe.

Kaiju and Aliens

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TV Series

Skull Gomora

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First Appearance: Welcome to the Secret Base
The first Belial Fusion Monster to appear, created from the Gomora and Red King Monster Capsules, consequently leading Riku's to become Ultraman Geed for the first time. Kei would use the monster again later on to target Mayu when she is affected by a Little Star.
  • Bullfight Boss: Both times Geed Primitive managed to beat Skull Gomora, it was through facing it directly.
    • Defeat 1 had Geed taking out Skull Gomora mid-charge with a Wrecking Burst.
    • Defeat 2 had Geed taking out Skull Gomora with a point blank Wrecking Burst after grappling him by the shoulders.
  • Breakout Villain: The most popular Kaiju of Geed by a large margin, Skull Gomora's made constant reappearances in future series such as Ultraman Taiga and Ultraman Z.
  • Breath Weapon: Skull Gomora is able to exhale flames from his mouth. Unfortunately for Skull Gomora, Geed managed to divert the attack into the air at the last moment.
  • The Brute: Of the Belial Fusion Beasts, as both of its components are primarily known for relying on their physical strength.
  • Finishing Move: The Skull Oscillatory Wave. One burst of it during their first fight floored Geed Primitive and sent his Timer to the red.
  • Horn Attack: Borrowed from Gomora's Super Oscillatory Wave.
  • Hybrid Monster: Of the original Ultraman's two most popular foes.
  • Magma Man: In its second battle, it showed off a skill EX Red King uses: summoning partially molten rocks to pelt the opponent.
  • Mythology Gag: During the grapple at the end of the fight in #2, Skull Gomora bites Geed's right shoulder. Ultraman 80 had that happen to him when he went up against a Red King.
  • Power Glows: Whenever Skull Gomora is about to use a special technique, the body markings on the torso glow brightly, before whatever limb its going to lights up as well.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Has beady red eyes.
  • Rule of Three: Three times Skull Gomora had appeared in the first two part episode.
  • Smoke Shield: Took advantage of the smoke Skull Gomora's magma attack did when it got bounced off of Geed's Geed Barrier.
  • Stone Wall: This aspect of Skull Gomora makes very hard for Geed Primitive to grapple effectively with the monster, as Skull Gomora has a lot of bulk and power then what a Jack of All Stats form could handle.
  • Tail Slap: Tries to smack Geed with his tail, but whiffs with it twice.
  • You Killed My Father: Is the killer of Laiha's parents.

Dada

Portrayed by: Koichi Toshima (voice, episode 2), Shouma Yamamoto (voice, episode 18)

First Appearance: The Girl who Cuts Monsters
An alien that came after the Little Star inside Eri Hara due to the drawbacks of having one, only to be foiled by the efforts of Riku and Laiha. While escaping, he is soon killed when he runs into Kei. A second Dada appears later on, having stolen a Legionoid and upgraded it to try kill Kei, but soon meets his end at the hands of Zaigorg.
See Ultraman TV Series
  • Avenging the Villain: The second Dada's goal was to kill Kei in revenge for killing the first one.
  • Chase Fight: Pulls Laiha into one. Unfortunately for him, he soon pulls Riku into it as well.
  • Evil Wears Black: His human disguise had him wore very dark clothing, with a black beanie and mouth mask to really hammer the point in.
  • Evil Versus Evil: The second Dada. He stole a Legionoid from Belial and modified it in order to use it to kill one of Belial's minions, creating a three-way conflict when Riku and his friends get involved.
  • Kill It with Fire: Ended up eating flames in his disguised form when he tried to capture Eri. Unfortunately for Eri, all that did was burn away his human disguise.
  • In the Back: Dies this way when Kei teleports behind him, stabs him in the back barehanded, then fries him into pieces.
  • The Paralyzer: Packed a pistol that knocks out anyone with a clean hit, which he used to knock out Eri's mom, uncle, and grandfather.
  • Screw This, I'm Outta Here: After Riku grabs Eri's container and Laiha dislodges Dada off of it with a roundhouse kick, Dada decides to cut his losses and hightails it.

Darklops Zero

First Appearance: Salaryman Zero
A robotic doppelganger of Ultraman Zero summoned by Kei from a Monster Capsule to fight Ultraman Geed. Ultraman Zero arrived and helped out, but his injuries from his last fight with Belial forced him to find a human host.
See Ultraman Zero
  • Beam-O-War: Darklops Zero tries this twice, and failed both times.
    • The first time, it was Darklops Zero Shot vs. Zero's Wide Zero Shot. Zero, in spite of still suffering from his injuries at the time, beats it and drives Darklops Zero off.
    • The second time, it was Dimension Storm vs. Geed's Solar Boost. In spite of the head start this one Darklops Zero had, Geed overpowers it and destroys it.
  • Curbstomp Battle: After subjugating Geed to this twice, Geed gets to issue one in retaliation after obtaining Solid Burning.
  • Evil Knockoff: Of Ultraman Zero, Belial's worst enemy.
  • Eye Beams: Darklops Zero uses his Darklops Matter attack with brutal efficiency. During the first fight, one blast sent Geed on his ass and his Color Timer into the red. When three Darklops Zero appeared, Geed got the blunt end of a three-prong Eye Beam blast.
  • From Bad to Worse: Geed Primitive already had a hell of a time against one Darklops Zero. When Kei summoned two more, it threw Primitive's chances down the drain.
  • Mook Chivalry: When Geed went Solid Burning, the three Darklops Zero fought Geed one-on-one.
  • Super-Toughness: Geed Primitive had an tough time against Darklops Zero due to its robotic nature and it being more built to be equal to (a healthy) Zero's level.

Eleking

First Appearance: A Job Where You Investigate Aliens
A monster hunting down the Little Star within Tri-Tip. In fact, Tri-Trip was its former owner who had fled to Earth with Eleking when it was a tadpole to avoid using it as a weapon.
See Ultraseven
  • In Spite of a Nail: Tri-Tip stole this Eleking to avoid it getting used as a weapon. It still started destroying the city when it was fully grown, though for Tri-Tip having a Little Star.
  • My Death Is Just the Beginning: Kei has one half needed to transform into Thunder Killer.
  • Mythology Gag: An Alien Pitt is involved as to why an Eleking is on Earth, forcing a red hero to fight and eventually kill the monster with his Slugger.
    • Eleking's defeat is a near-perfect reenactment of how the original one was beaten, with its tail being chopped off, antennae blown of an Emerium Ray, and finally getting slice through the head before exploding. The only difference is that Seven did the first two in opposite order.
  • Shoot the Dog: Tri-Tip stole it as a tadpole and brought it to Earth to keep the other Alien Pitts from using it as a weapon, but it grew into a berserk monster anyway. In the end she begs Geed to put it down to keep it from wreaking havoc and to give it rest.

Moko

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First Appearance: Partners
A small alien animal known as a Lunah who was abandoned on Earth, where it met the down-on-his-luck comedian Takashi Arai and became his friend. It carried within it the Little Star of Ultraman Cosmos, granting it healing powers.
  • Boke and Tsukkomi Routine: The Tsukkomi in the equation to it's friend Takashi's Boke.
  • Bouncing Battler: One would assume that a two pound ball of fluff that's only ten centimeters tall wouldn't be able to do much bouncing around. Moko would prove them wrong.
  • Healing Hands: While it was carrying the Little Star containing Ultraman Cosmos' power, it could heal other people.
  • More Teeth than the Osmond Family: The one time we see it open it's mouth, it's absolutely packed with sharp teeth. Thankfully it's not malicious and is just as happy to eat pastries as it is meat.
  • Ridiculously Cute Critter: A tiny little fuzzball with ears and a tail.
  • Shout-Out: Moko's name is a reference to Japanese science-fiction author Motoko Arai, although its species name Lunah references Ultraman Cosmos' Luna Mode.
  • Undying Loyalty: It just refused to give up on Takashi, sticking with him unlike all his previous partners.

Earthtron

First Appearance: Partners
A monster that suddenly bursts out of the earth in the middle of the city in search of Moko's Little Star.
See Return of Ultraman
  • Dynamic Entry: Geed Primitive opens his fight with Earthtron (or Arstron depending on the translation) with plowing his feet into Earthtron seconds after transformation.
  • Non-Malicious Monster: Make no mistake, Earthtron is very violent and dangerous, but it was ultimately acting on instinct and hunting Moko's Little Star. After being hit with Acro Smasher Geed's Smash Moon Healing, it burrows away without a fight.

Thunder Killer

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First Appearance: So That I Can Be Me
The second Belial Fusion Beast, created from Eleking and Ace Killer. Its power is what eventually leads Riku to unlock the Geed Claw, but later on, Kei reuses the monster alongside Zaigorg when he returns against Geed.
  • Attack Reflector: A modified version of Ace Killer's ability to copy the powers of Ultramen, Thunder Killer can absorb and redirect beams through its Color Timer and redirect the attack via its mouth. Word of God has it that its the closest tribute to Ace Killer when using stolen Ultra Brother techniques.
  • Breath Weapon: Doubles as Attack Reflector
  • Chest Blaster: Thunder Killer can fire a huge lightning bolt from its Color Timer, taken from its Eleking component's lightning beam.
  • Cyber Cyclops: Thunder Killer has one eye in the center of it's face, despite it's fusion component, Ace Killer, having two eyes.
  • Cyborg: Courtesy of Ace Killer already being one.
  • Finishing Move: The Thunder Discharge, in which Thunder Killer whips the target with its electrified Eleking tail before slashing them with its electrified Ace Killer claw.
  • Hybrid Monster: Of Eleking and Ace Killer. A bit of an odd combination, but certainly works.
  • LEGO Genetics: Ace Killer has two eyes. Eleking has none. When combined, how many eyes does Thunder-Killer have?
  • Shock and Awe: Taken from Eleking, Thunder Killer can fire electrical disks from its mouth and electrify its body for shocking contact.
  • Villain Team-Up: With Zaigorg in one episode.
  • Wolverine Claws: Courtesy of Ace Killer.

Galactron (MK 1)

First Appearance: Sacrifice
A giant mechanical beast summoned by Kei from a Monster Capsule to force Zero into a Sadistic Choice. Its sheer power alone also forced Ultraman Zero to re-enter combat and assist Geed despite being injured, leading to him gaining the Beyond form.

Galactron also appears in The Movie, where a whole army of them is under the service of Big Bad Gillvalis. Additionally, the classic version is reclassified as a Galactron MK 1 due to the introduction of a new variant called Galactron MK 2.


See Ultraman Orb
  • Adaptational Wimp: Despite being powerful enough to easily overpower Geed, the summoned Galactrons are ultimately defeated by Geed Acro Smasher and Zero Beyond quite easily themselves. Played With, as Zero and Geed are both very powerful Ultras and both are among the few to be able to beat Belial one on one, and Kei didn't want to actually kill Geed at this point in the series.
    • Downplayed in The Movie. While reduced to being pretty much Mecha-Mooks at this point, they're still pretty powerful. And to their credit their opponents are Jugglus Juggler, who is severely exhausted from killing one, Ultraman Orb, who scores the killing blow with Orb Trinity's Trinitium Light Ring, Ultraman Zero Beyond, who's just Ultraman Zero with a massive power boost and Ultraman Geed Ultimate Final, Who's Geed amplified to be stronger than any of them.
  • Mecha-Mooks: They serve this role under Gillvalis in The Movie; justified as Gillvalis is actually the original creator of Galactron.

Tyrant

First Appearance: The Sword of an Oath
A chimeric monster that unexpectedly appears and tries to dig into the Nebula House in search of Mayu's Little Star.
See Ultraman Taro
  • Would Hurt a Child: Part of its Little Star hunting instincts, it would imply that Tyrant has no problem with attacking Mayu herself.

Zandrias

First Appearance: I Read Minds
A spoiled brat kaiju who come to Earth out of depression from his female childhood friend (another Zandrias) not showing interest in him. However, he found himself unable to escape the planet's atmosphere, and thus began throwing tantrums.
See Ultraman 80
  • Ocular Gushers: Lets out an entire geyser from it's eyes, after motioning to Geed and Zero that it's dealing with heartbreak.
  • Power Crystal: A completely new ability to Zandrias in this series is to encase itself in a giant crystal that acts as defense and allows it to heal up quickly.

Alien Bado

Portrayed by: Holly Kaneko (voice)

First Appearance: The Geed Identity
A sniper hired by Kei to threaten Riku with killing Laiha unless he listened to his revelation on the true nature of Riku's identity as Ultraman Geed.
See Ultraseven

Pedanium Zetton

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First Appearance: The Geed Identity
The third Belial Fusion Beast, created from King Joe and Zetton. This immensely powerful juggernaut proved to be Geed's most powerful foe at the series' halfway point and led to him gaining the Magnificent form. Kei then reuses it twice, first to attack a Gubila in possession of a Little Star, and later at Okinawa when Riku and his friends try to stop him from gathering the light of Planet Sturm.
  • Barrier Warrior: Courtesy of Zetton, it's capable of projecting barriers that can protect it from everything Geed can throw at it sans Magnificent Geed's Big Bustaway.
  • Cyborg: Is basically a Zetton fitted with King Joe's parts.
  • Finishing Move: The Pedanium Meteor, which is a combination of Zetton's Attack Reflector and King Joe's Eye Beams, to create a fiery beam of electrical energy. In its strongest form, it can vaporize an entire mountain, albeit at the cost of damaging the monster. The arcade game version has it firing a ball of energy that grows larger once it reaches the target.
  • Hand Blast: Can shoot fireballs from its hands, which is borrowed from Zetton (though the original shot them from its "face"; Pedanium Zetton fires a laser from there instead).
  • Hybrid Monster: Of two of the most formidable enemies of Ultraman and Ultraseven.
  • Made of Indestructium: It's body is plated in the Pedanium alloy, courtesy of its King Joe component. This makes it all but invulnerable against just about everything thrown at it.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: Just about everything about it is suited towards wreaking as much havoc as physically possible, not helped at all by the fact that Kei is suffering from Sanity Slippage the second time he uses it.
  • Shock and Awe: Can shoot red lightning bolts from the spikes on its shoulders, fingers, and its antennae.
  • Signature Mon: Out of all four Belial Fusion Beasts Kei can access, Pedanium Zetton is the one that he used the most, appearing in four episodes while Skull Gomora and Thunder Killer only appeared in three. Even when he uses six Ultra Capsules to transform as Belial's punishment for him, it still results in this fusion form for reasons unexplained.
  • Teleport Spam: Inherited from its Zetton component.
  • With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: How it affects Kei when he plunges six Ultra Capsules to transform instead of scanning its original Kaiju Capsules.

Alien Shadow Kuruto

Portrayed by: Hirko Suzuki (voice and human form actor)

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First Appearance: Shadow of Shadows
Another Alien Shadow and a former student of Zena under an organization of child soldiers called the Gabra Cano. He hopes to restore his homeworld's glory after its devastation at the hands of Ultraman Belial, using the monster Zegan to conquer planets.
For tropes applying to the Alien Shadow as a whole see the Ultraseven Character Sheet

Zegan

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First Appearance: Shadow of Shadows
A bioweapon kaiju created by Alien Shadows. It was to be used for invading Earth so they can replace their planet which had been deserted after the destruction caused by Belial.
  • Back for the Dead: Returns to aid Geed, only to be killed by Belial. However, Zegan itself had fulfilled its role.
  • Beam-O-War: Getting into one with Zegan causes the two beams to spiral and converge into a gigantic version of one of its wormholes.
  • Boss Subtitles: Space-Time Destruction God.
  • Chest Blaster: Its signature ability is the Zegant Beam, a beam of energy fired form its chest that, after hitting a target, opens up a small wormhole that sucks in the object, as well as anything near it.
  • Expy: Its design is similar to Lagoras, especially of their heads. However, it is unknown if the suit is modified from said monster or a brand new one.
  • Godzilla Threshold: The reason Zena didn't just destroy the summoning and control device in the first place: he wanted to keep the option open of using it against Belial in the event things got too dire. Unfortunately, Kuruto manages to get the controller and unleash him. Zena kept and eye on Zegan's regeneration and ends up using him for this reason anyway.
  • Heel–Face Return: Is resurrected later on, but this time Zena's in the driver seat and he's on Geed's side.
  • Mix-and-Match Critters: Resembles a hybrid of a crab, a dinosaur, a bat, and a hammerhead shark.
  • Shock and Awe: Can shoot lightning from its pincers.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Also translated as Zegun.
  • Thinking Up Portals: Its main power is to use its Zegant Beam to open up wormholes, sucking in any object the beam hits.
  • We Can Rebuild Him: Although a biological weapon, the AIB has no trouble recreating it.

Alien Godola Godo-Wynn

Portrayed by: Shinji Ozeki (voice)

First Appearance: The First Day of the End of the World
One of two Alien Godolas (the other one being unnamed) who infiltrated AIB in hopes of stealing Little Stars and using their power to restore their homeworld to its former glory. Unfortunately for the aliens' schemes, Ultraman Belial soon made his grand return...
See Ultraseven

Chimeraberos

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First Appearance: The First Day of the End of the World
A Belial Fusion Beast formed from Five King and Zogu's second form used by Ultraman Belial. The unstoppable abomination devoured Geed, with Belial planning to assimilate and literally have the darkness in him consume his son.
  • The Assimilator: Belial uses Chimeraberos' form to absorb Ultraman Geed into himself (possibly done using Gan Q's Absorption Ray as Gan Q is one the components of Five King), slowly absorbing the hero
  • Breath Weapon: Breathes fire, which is likely inherited from Fire Golza, one of Five King's components.
  • Finishing Move: Possesses Ultraman Belial's Deathcium Ray.
  • Giant Flyer: Yes, his wings allow him to do so, letting him hide on the Moon and absorb Geed.
  • Hybrid Monster: Of the most powerful monsters in Ultraman Ginga S and Ultraman Gaia respectively, with Ultraman Belial's features for a good measure. Exaggerated by that fact that Five King is already a Hybrid Monster!
  • Mind over Matter: An ability inherited from Zogu, Chimeraberos is able to push back foes hundreds of feet by creating a pulse of energy from his bare hands.
  • Names to Run Away from Really Fast: It's a combination of Chimera and Cerberus, two of the most fearsome monsters in Greek mythology.
  • Nonindicative Name: Is named as Chimeraberos, as in Chimera and Cerberus, but the Beros part is really an irony since this form only has one head.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Also called Chimeraberus.
  • The Worf Effect: Zero Beyond is barely able to damage him...so of course, when Geed gains Royal Mega Master, he immediately finds himself on the receiving end of a Curb-Stomp Battle.

Dada-Customized Legionoid

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First Appearance: Inheritor of the Dream
One of Ultraman Belial's robotic soldiers in Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial, this one was stolen and modified by a Dada to try kill Kei Fukuide to avenge the death of the first one encountered by the characters.
See Ultraman Zero
  • Ace Custom: Is basically a Legionoid when combining two existing models (Alpha and Beta) into one.
  • Grand Theft Prototype: Was stolen and modified from Kaiser Belial's army by Dada
  • The Juggernaut: Can fight against Ultraman Zero Beyond for a longer period and it takes a summoned Zaigorg to get the job done.
  • Macross Missile Massacre: The Customized Legionoid can fire a barrage of missiles, even more than any previous Legionoid incarnations, to the point of being too many for Zero Beyond's Quatro Sluggers to overcome.
  • Took a Level in Badass: The previous incarnations of Legoinoids gets wiped out by Ultraman Zero, en masse. But this lone Legionoid managed to put up one hell of a fight, and even managed to out-last Ultraman Zero Beyond (to be fair, Worf Had the Flu) in their space battle.

Zaigorg

First Appearance: Inheritor of the Dream
Another Monster Capsule creature summoned by Kei, this time to battle the Dada-Customized Legionoid, and then team up with Thunder Killer to take on Geed.
See Ultraman X
  • Godzilla Threshold: In order to take out the Dada-Customized Legionoid, Kei proceeds to summon the Ultraman universe's equivalent of Satan. Uh, overkill much?
  • Mythology Gag: The resurrected Zaigorg is killed by an energy blast made from combining the powers of Ultraman Jack and Ultraman King; much like the original Zaigorg was destroyed by the combined powers of Ultraman and Ultraman Tiga (via Beta Spark Arrow).
  • Villain Decay: From the primary threat of the Big Damn Movie for Ultraman X, to a one-shot kaiju destroyed in one episode.
  • Villain Team-Up: With Thunder Killer.

Mecha-Gomora

First Appearance: Nebula House Invasion
This robotic doppelganger of Gomora was summoned by Kei from a Monster Capsule when he took control of RE.M. in her human form. The mind-controlled A.I. was forced to pilot Mecha-Gomora against Geed.
See Ultraman Zero

Starbem Gyeron

First Appearance: The 10:00 AM Monster Bird
A monster bird that mysteriously appears at exactly 10:00 AM every day despite being destroyed at the end of every single battle, frustrating Riku and his friends to no end.
See Ultraseven
  • Achilles' Heel: Cold temperatures are the only way to prevent Gyeron from reforming.
  • The Bus Came Back: In a meta sense - it was initially believed that, much like the Alien Spell from Seven, it was Exiled from Continuity, since its episode had been removed from circulation after the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. However, unlike Alien Spell, it seems that while the episode featuring it is off-limits, the monster itself is just fine.
  • From a Single Cell: Much like in it's home series, though in this appearance, it is Gyeron's defining trait.
  • The Many Deaths of You: He gets killed multiple times by Ultraman Geed and Ultraman Zero, in various ways from being blown up to being shot by energy beams and sliced into pieces. Problem is, he keeps regenerating itself after each death.
  • Nuclear Weapons Taboo: It uses its Gyero Ash, explicitly stated to be a radioactive gas in its original Ultraseven incarnation, in the middle of the city, but the radioactive effects aren't shown, suggesting in Geed the gas is just a simple mist attack. Being summoned from a capsule may have contributed to it lacking the original's Nuclear Mutant status.
  • Outside-Context Problem: At first it might seem like this, since while both Geed and Zero are able to beat it and it has no connection to Kei Fukuide, the problem is that each day it comes back at full strength. Subverted when after it's defeated, Kei is shown holding it's capsule.

Gubila

First Appearance: Pega Runs Away from Home
A monster that suddenly appears in the middle of the city in agony due to a Little Star in its body that gave its waterspout a paralyzing effect.
See Ultraman TV Series
  • Adaptational Heroism: Justified by being a host to the Little Star, this Gubila was a peaceful monster threatened by Kei/Pedanium Zetton and assisted Geed after seeing the Ultra's effort at protecting it. At the end of the battle, Gubila relinquished its Little Star to Riku as a token of appreciation.
  • Shock and Awe: Courtesy of Zoffy, Gubila obtained his use of electricity to shock its targets with a spray from its blowhole.
  • Spared by the Adaptation: Just like in previous series, this Gubila is also spared by Ultraman Geed. It is also notable for not fighting an Ultra at all.
  • The Last Of These Is Not Like The Others: While it's not the first Kaiju to have a little star in the series (that honor going to the Alien Pitt Tri Tipp), it is the first giant-sized Kaiju to have one. On a franchise-wide example, this particular Gubila is the first one who doesn't even fight the Ultra in its series, and is also the first one that actually assists an Ultra in combat.

King Galactron

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First Appearance: Repossession
A Belial Fusion Beast formed from King Joe and Galactron. Kei used this monster to overwhelm Geed and Zero when they attempt to stop him from taking the Monster Capsules of Alien Empera and Dark Lugiel.

Ultraman Geed The Movie: Connect The Wishes!

Gukuru Shisa

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First Appearance: Ultraman Geed: The Movie: Connect the Wishes!
A legendary kaiju from Okinawa fabled as the guardian of the Red Steel, which Gillvalis and its minions are searching for. The creature normally appears as a statue but Airu can use a special amulet to awaken it, which she does so in order to battle Gillvalis' Galactron armies.
  • Bilingual Bonus: "Gukuru" means "heart" in the Okinawan dialect.
  • Expy: The moment he was revealed, fans started remarking on the similarities to King Caesar — another shisa-based guardian kaiju who helps the heroes battle giant invading robots. Gukuru's roar is even modified from King Caesar's!
  • Gentle Giant: Normally a peaceful kaiju. Gukuru Shisa protects the inhabitants of Okinawa from harm; not to mention he was quick to befriend Airu when she arrived on Earth.
  • In a Single Bound: His signature ability. When he pounces, his body charges up with blue energy, turning him into a living missile. Used it to destroy a Galactron in a single hit.
  • Panthera Awesome / Canine Companion: Being a Shisa, that would make him both a lion kaiju and a dog kaiju, and both a noble guardian and a friend of Airu.
  • Sealed Good in a Can: When not active, Gukuru Shisa seals himself away as a small statue. Airu can awaken him at will using an amulet she carries that also transports Gukuru Shisa to her location.

Galactron MK 2

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First Appearance: Ultraman Geed: The Movie: Connect the Wishes!

A more powerful variant of the classic Galactron. Whole legions of these giant robots serve the malevolent Gillvalis, attacking planets in its name and rampaging through Okinawa in search of the legendary Red Steel.


For tropes that apply to Galactron in general, see the Ultraman Orb Character Sheet
  • Bling of War: Has several golden accessories, including one that make up its mask.
  • The Dragon: While Gallvalis does have multiples, one particular Galactron MK 2 serves as his main enforcer for most of the film until Geed destroys it by tackling it to the ground and blasting it point blank with his Wrecking Burst.
  • Elite Mook: They serve as this for Gillvalis. Juggler describes them as being more powerful than the standard Galactron MK 1, and they prove it quite well.
  • Finger Firearms: Galactron Geweer, its capable of firing a barrage of lasers.
  • Informed Ability: The magazines stated that it can fire a yellow heat ray from its eyes.
  • The Juggernaut: This Galactron can hold on its own in against three stronger Ultramen at once, even defeating Geed's Royal Mega-Master in an instant. It took Zero and Orb's (supposed) death to make Riku give into his anger and defeating it with a supercharged Wrecking Burst.
  • Mythology Gag: Just like the first Galactron in Ultraman Orb, almost anything thrown into it can't scratch the planet destroyer. It took an Ultraman to finally gave into their berserk state (which coincidentally with Belial as 1/2 of their form's component) to finally destroy it.
  • Weaponized Headgear: It has the Galactron Veil, an Eye Slugger-like axe stored on the back of its head.

Alien Jaki Aron

Portrayed by: Satoshi Eishima

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First Appearance: Ultraman Geed: The Movie: Connect the Wishes!

An alien info breaker who lives in the Dark City, a hidden part of Okinawa City that is in fact a hangout place for all manner of extraterrestrial scum and villainy. Riku and his friends have to pay him a visit to learn about Gillvalis, but he'll only tell them the story for money.


  • Human Aliens: It's not clear whether he has any other form or not.
  • Knowledge Broker: His job. However, he must be continuously given payment if one wants him to tell the complete story. Otherwise, he'll just pause and hold his place indefinitely after every sentence. It takes Laiha putting her sword against his neck to get him to stop demanding money.
  • No Celebrities Were Harmed: Jackie Chan? Nope, he's Jakki. Totally not a Jackie Chan-lookalike playing an alien.
  • Shout-Out: His name and attire are one to Jackie Chan's character in New Fist of Fury, A Lung (written in Katakana as "Aron".

Alternative Title(s): Ultraman Geed The Movie Connect Them The Wishes

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