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The series protagonist and human host of Ultraman Jack. Goh was originally a race car driver, but joined MAT after the events of the first episode. Unlike other human hosts, Goh transforms through an act of willpower. He has also gained enhanced senses as a result of his merging with Jack.
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!!Hideki Goh
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The series protagonist and human host of Ultraman Jack. Goh was originally a race car driver, but joined MAT after the events of the first episode. Unlike other human hosts, Goh transforms through an act of willpower. He has also gained enhanced senses as a result of his merging with Jack.
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!!Hideki Goh
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** Ultraseven saving Jack, who's about to be incinerated by the sun. After giving Jack a pep talk, Ultraseven then gives Jack a new backup weapon in case the situation gets too difficult to handle - the Ultra Bracelet, which becomes Jack's iconic weapon ever since.
** Both Ultraman and Ultraseven in "When the Ultra Star Shines" - by combining their powers into an Ultra Star, they revived Ultraman Jack minutes away from his execution. Jack then bids his comrades farewell and return to Earth to deal with the Nackle invasion, where inspired by the rescue and his companionship with his brothers, Jack gains a HeroicSecondWind and utterly obliterates Nackle and Black King.
* CoolBigBro: The two senior Ultramen to Jack.
* MacGuffinDeliveryService: Ultraseven delivering the Ultra Bracelet to Jack after saving the latter's life.
* OminousMessageFromTheFuture: The final episode have Ultraman Jack having nightmares about being defeated by Zetton, despite never facing the monster himself at that point, thanks to having visions of his elder brethren, Ultraman, getting defeated, with StockFootage of Ultraman's defeat being seen from Jack's perspective. Thankfully, Jack managed to turn the visions around and emerge victorious.
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!!Hideki Goh
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-->'''Played by:''' Jiro Dan
The series protagonist and human host of Ultraman Jack. Goh was originally a race car driver, but joined MAT after the events of the first episode. Unlike other human hosts, Goh transforms through an act of willpower. He has also gained enhanced senses as a result of his merging with Jack.
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** Ultraseven saving Jack, who's about to be incinerated by the sun. After giving Jack a pep talk, Ultraseven then gives Jack a new backup weapon in case the situation gets too difficult to handle - the Ultra Bracelet, which becomes Jack's iconic weapon ever since.
** Both Ultraman and Ultraseven in "When the Ultra Star Shines" - by combining their powers into an Ultra Star, they revived Ultraman Jack minutes away from his execution. Jack then bids his comrades farewell and return to Earth to deal with the Nackle invasion, where inspired by the rescue and his companionship with his brothers, Jack gains a HeroicSecondWind and utterly obliterates Nackle and Black King.
* CoolBigBro: The two senior Ultramen to Jack.
* MacGuffinDeliveryService: Ultraseven delivering the Ultra Bracelet to Jack after saving the latter's life.
* OminousMessageFromTheFuture: The final episode have Ultraman Jack having nightmares about being defeated by Zetton, despite never facing the monster himself at that point, thanks to having visions of his elder brethren, Ultraman, getting defeated, with StockFootage of Ultraman's defeat being seen from Jack's perspective. Thankfully, Jack managed to turn the visions around and emerge victorious.
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!!Hideki Goh
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-->'''Played by:''' Jiro Dan
The series protagonist and human host of Ultraman Jack. Goh was originally a race car driver, but joined MAT after the events of the first episode. Unlike other human hosts, Goh transforms through an act of willpower. He has also gained enhanced senses as a result of his merging with Jack.
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* StuffedInTheFridge: Courtesy of Nackle running her over with a car, which in turn served as an emotional catalyst for Go, leaving him vulnerable to Alien Nackle's scheme and strength.
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* HateSink: The Evil Brother quickly falls into this trope the moment he threatens to harm his own niece to force his brother back into the war, tries doing the same to Jiro, brutally injures his own lawful brother, manipulates MAT into attacking Ultraman Jack, and then flees like a coward the moment Jack releases MAT from his mind control and he realize the battle is no longer in his favour, Thankfully, he didn't make it far when MAT blasts his spaceship out of the air.
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* HateSink: The Evil Brother quickly falls into this trope the moment he threatens to harm his own niece to force his brother back into the war, tries doing the same to Jiro, brutally injures his own lawful brother, manipulates MAT into attacking Ultraman Jack, and then flees like a coward the moment Jack releases MAT from his mind control and he realize the battle is no longer in his favour, favour. Thankfully, he didn't make it far when MAT blasts his spaceship out of the air.
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* {{Archenemy}}: Of the Alien Ateria, whom they've been waging war with for ''millennia''. However, the Ateria are never ever seen, nor do they ever interact with the characters in any way, so they really just serve as an excuse for the brothers to come to Earth.
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* {{Archenemy}}: ArchEnemy: Of the Alien Ateria, whom they've been waging war with for ''millennia''. However, the Ateria are never ever seen, nor do they ever interact with the characters in any way, so they really just serve as an excuse for the brothers to come to Earth.
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Sasahillar's monster of choice. Yamentaranse is a small and harmless creature that causes extreme laziness with its mere presence, making everybody in Tokyo so apathetic that not even Ultraman Jack had the willpower to fight (Jiro, however, became very hyperactive due to already being a slacker).
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Sasahillar's monster of choice. Yamentaranse Yametaranse is a small and harmless creature that causes extreme laziness with its mere presence, making everybody in Tokyo so apathetic that not even Ultraman Jack had the willpower to fight (Jiro, however, became very hyperactive due to already being a slacker).
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* BigEater: Yamentaranse's sole interest is food, which causes it to balloon to kaiju size over the course of the episode.
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An alien invader whose plan was to use Yamentaranse on Earth to make the human population so lazy that he could take over Earth with absolutely no opposition. However, when the plan proves to be a failure, Sasahillar is forced to take matters into his own hands.
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An alien invader whose plan was to use Yamentaranse Yametaranse on Earth to make the human population so lazy that he could take over Earth with absolutely no opposition. However, when the plan proves to be a failure, Sasahillar is forced to take matters into his own hands.
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* EnergyAbsorption: Femigon consumes fire for sustenance, causing destruction in its chicken monster form to create its food source.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: He disguises himself as a friendly old artist and pretends to bond with a bunch of kids, and then when no ones looking, he beats up and injuries a boy and frames Goh for it.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: He disguises himself as a friendly old artist and pretends to bond with a bunch of kids, and then when no ones one's looking, he beats up and injuries a boy and frames Goh for it.
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A statue of a samurai-like deity worshiped s a guardian by the people of a small lakeside village that was transformed into a kaiju by Alien Grotes with his Grotescell substance. The nefarious invader used the monster to terrorize the very village it was supposed to protect. A second Kodaigon called Kodaigon Jiaaza appeared in ''Series/UltramanMebius'', animated by some leftover Grotescell entering a completely different statue.
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A statue of a samurai-like deity worshiped s a guardian by the people of a small lakeside village that was transformed into a kaiju by Alien Grotes with his Grotescell substance. The nefarious invader used the monster to terrorize the very village it was supposed to protect. A second Kodaigon called Kodaigon Jiaaza The Other appeared in ''Series/UltramanMebius'', animated by some leftover Grotescell entering a completely different statue.
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The son of [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original Alien Baltan]]. Baktan Jr. sought vengeance for the death of his father at the hands of the original Series/{{Ultraman}} by trying to trap Goh and Jiro in his PhantomZone hideout while using his giant robot monster Billgamo to demolish Tokyo.
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The son of [[Series/{{Ultraman}} the original Alien Baltan]]. Baktan Baltan Jr. sought vengeance for the death of his father at the hands of the original Series/{{Ultraman}} by trying to trap Goh and Jiro in his PhantomZone hideout while using his giant robot monster Billgamo to demolish Tokyo.
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* AnIcePerson: Obviously. Just look at its name!
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* BreathWeapon: Can breath freezing mist.
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* MeaningfulName: Obviously, he's named after Count Dracula, but his species name, Alien Carmilla, is derived from the title character of a vampire novella.
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* MeaningfulName: Obviously, he's named after Count Dracula, {{Dracula}}, but his species name, Alien Carmilla, is derived from the title character of [[Literature/{{Carmilla}} a vampire novella.novella]].
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* ALoadOfBull: Oxter's primary motif is bison, although it really doesn't look anything like one.
* ALoadOfBull: Oxter's primary motif is bison, although it really doesn't look anything like one.
* OurMonstersAreWeird: A two-legged prehistoric bison who can spit acid from his mouth, has a chameleon-like tongue, and can only breathe in water.
* OurMonstersAreWeird: A two-legged prehistoric bison who can spit acid from his mouth, has a chameleon-like tongue, and can only breathe in water.
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* BilingualBonus: Comes from "yadokari", or "hermit crab" in Japanese.
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* ToughBeetles: An extraterrestrial stag beetle that can fire deadly laser beams and casually brush off Ultraman Jack's attacks in its Kaiju form.
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* AnArmAndALeg: Jack tears off Zanika's claws during the fight, forcing the monster to beg for mercy. [[spoiler:Mercy is granted, and after Zanika's homeworld is restored by Jack defeating Vacuummon, the pincers grow back.]]
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* AnArmAndALeg: Jack tears off Zanika's claws during the fight, forcing the monster to beg for mercy. [[spoiler:Mercy is granted, and after Zanika's homeworld is restored by Jack defeating Vacuummon, Vacuumon, the pincers grow back.]]
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* InvadingRefugees: Zanika came to Earth to escape Vacuummon's hunger, and is normally a pretty peaceful guy, but due to having gone berserk from the loss of its homeworld and MAT just being worried about the presence of a giant alien monster, it had to be dealt with. [[spoiler:Fortunately, Ultraman Jack spares Zanika and the monster even warns him of Vacuummon's arrival.]]
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* InvadingRefugees: Zanika came to Earth to escape Vacuummon's Vacuumon's hunger, and is normally a pretty peaceful guy, but due to having gone berserk from the loss of its homeworld and MAT just being worried about the presence of a giant alien monster, it had to be dealt with. [[spoiler:Fortunately, Ultraman Jack spares Zanika and the monster even warns him of Vacuummon's Vacuumon's arrival.]]
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* AttackTheTail: Not as graphic as other examples in the franchise, and unlike other Ultras, JAck didn't sever King Maimai's tail completely. But he ''did'' snap the monster's tail with his knees, with a very audible ''crunch''.
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* AttackTheTail: Not as graphic as other examples in the franchise, and unlike other Ultras, JAck Jack didn't sever King Maimai's tail completely. But he ''did'' snap the monster's tail with his knees, with a very audible ''crunch''.
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* YourHeadAsplode: [[spoiler:Its fate caused by catching a missile with its mouth that Ultraman Jack then detonates with a Specium Ray.]]
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* YourHeadAsplode: YourHeadASplode: [[spoiler:Its fate caused by catching a missile with its mouth that Ultraman Jack then detonates with a Specium Ray.]]
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* MissFanservice: The ShesGotLegs variety. Also very pretty.
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* MissFanservice: MsFanservice: The ShesGotLegs variety. Also very pretty.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: Kishida is this to him, due to how much and how often they fight.
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The captain of MAT, who cares a lot about his small team and is willing to disregard orders if the circumstances warrant it. He leaves the team after Episode 22 and is replaced with Captain Ibiki.
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The captain of MAT, who cares a lot about his small team and is willing to disregard orders if the circumstances warrant it. He leaves the team after Episode 22 and is replaced with Captain Ibiki.Ibuki.
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* SitcomArchNemesis: This is a (mostly) dramatic series, but he comes close to fulfilling this trope due to his antagonistic rapport with Goh. This is averted or downplayed sometime after Episode 20.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Goh put his life on the line in the first episode because Jiro ran out of Ken's car shop wielding a wrench to fight the rampaging kaijuus. Likewise, one of the monsters from Episodes 5 and 6 came out of an egg Jiro found. In Episode 29, Jiro got trapped in the space capsule the MonsterOfTheWeek was using as a shell because he was looking for a puzzle box that belonged to a friend and Goh had borrowed during a trip to space. Sometimes he is taken hostage. Trouble seems to find Jiro often.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Goh put his life on the line in the first episode because Jiro ran out of Ken's car shop wielding a wrench to fight the rampaging kaijuus. Likewise, one of the monsters from Episodes 5 and 6 came out of an egg Jiro found. Aki got caught up in the ensuing destruction. In Episode 29, Jiro got trapped in the space capsule the MonsterOfTheWeek was using as a shell because he was looking for a puzzle box that belonged to a friend and Goh had borrowed during a trip to space. Sometimes he is taken hostage. Trouble seems to find Jiro often.
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* CannotSpitItOut: She has feelings for Goh, which culminate in a dream sequence where she and Goh get married, only for MAT to be called into action, leaving her at the altar. That, and Alien Bat shows up! All the while, she never ever let it show.
* DamselInDistress: A couple of times, most notably in the last episode.
* DamselInDistress: A couple of times, most notably in the last episode.
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* CameFromTheSky: The first indication of its existence is a meteorite-egg-thing that falls from space and hatches out nothing...until buildings start getting smashed by an unseen force!
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* CameFromTheSky: The first indication of its existence is a meteorite-egg-thing that falls from space and hatches out nothing... until buildings start getting smashed by an unseen force!
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* [[SecretSecretKeeper: It's implied he knows Goh is Ultraman Jack.]]
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* [[SecretSecretKeeper: It's SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:It's implied throughout the series that he knows Goh is Ultraman Jack.]]
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* KilledOffForReal / StuffedInTheFridge: Courtesy of Nackle.
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* WhatADrag: How she was
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* TruthInTelevision: While it’s webbing ability may seem like just a weird monster power to give to a bird but some birds are able to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edible_bird%27s_nest do this with their own saliva.]]
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* TruthInTelevision: While it’s its webbing ability may seem like just a weird monster power to give to a bird but some birds are able to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edible_bird%27s_nest do this with their own saliva.]]
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* GeniusCripple: He owns and operates the car shop where both Goh (occasionally) and Aki work. It seems like he does the bookkeeping, too. Both he and Goh built the "Shooting Star" racecar from the first episode.
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* GeniusCripple: He owns and operates the car shop where both Goh (occasionally) and Aki work. It seems like he does the bookkeeping, too. Both he and Goh built the "Shooting Star" racecar from the first episode. He made aerodynamic improvements to Goh's MAT car and was willing to work on applying the same to MAT planes as well.
* GreenEyedMonster: Gets a bit jealous if Goh talks to other girls. In Episode 4, she became uncomfortable when Goh was talking shop with Oka in front of her.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Goh put his life on the line in the first episode because Jiro ran out of Ken's car shop wielding a wrench to fight the rampaging kaijuus. Likewise, one of the monsters from Episodes 5 and 6 came out of an egg Jiro found. In Episode 29, Jiro got trapped in the space capsule the MonsterOfTheWeek was using as a shell because he was looking for a puzzle box that belonged to a friend and Goh had borrowed during a trip to space. Sometimes he is taken hostage. Trouble seems to find Jiro often.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Prickly, poisonous dinosaurs!
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Prickly, poisonous dinosaurs!
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* SuperHearing: The creature has poor eyesight but has advance hearing to make up for it.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Gorabagos was just sorta minding its own business, but MAT attacked it anyways when Jiro's camera spotted it.
* SeeTheInvisible: Asides from the titular paint-spraying operation performed on the monster, cameras will always capture Gorbagos no matter how well-camouflaged.
* SeeTheInvisible: Asides from the titular paint-spraying operation performed on the monster, cameras will always capture Gorbagos no matter how well-camouflaged.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Gorabagos Gorbagos was just sorta minding its own business, but MAT attacked it anyways when Jiro's camera spotted it.
* SeeTheInvisible:Asides Aside from the titular paint-spraying operation performed on the monster, cameras will always capture Gorbagos no matter how well-camouflaged.
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