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"Hurry up, release the light. The Earth's power isn't match for the wisdom of a distant star."
- ―Klaus Eckhart/Bizorm to Gamu Takayama, Gamu vs. Gamu
Bizorm was originally a German man named Klaus Eckart , a former member of Alchemy Stars. He first appeared in Ultraman Gaia episode 42.
Subtitle: Parasitic Spirit Beast
History
Pre-Ultraman Gaia
Klaus with Hiroya Fujimiya and Daniel McPhee
Five years ago, Klaus was a young genius from the Ruhr region of Germany. Five years ago, he became a member of Alchemy Stars through online collaboration and began participating in the development of the light quantum computer "Crisis" as the system's integrated circuit designer. He also assisted Catherine Ryan in the development of the forest protection system "ANT."
Due to his insecure personality, he became a target of Bizorm. Under the influence of his psychological state, Klaus agreed to merge with Bizorm. He became a follower of Bizorm, believing in the twisted idea that "the destruction brought by the origin summon is the existence that can evolve the earth and humanity." Klaus reasoned that if the Destruction Bringer was capable of giving him power, then he saw no reason to antagonize it. Klaus had found a way to make contact with the Radical Destruction Bringer through an ancient rune circle. He then joined the Destruction Bringer's forces and became a member of the Spirit Parasites.
Afterward, he secretly tampered with Crisis and withdrew from Alchemy Stars, disappearing in his square in front of his family.
Ultraman Gaia
In the early stages of the series, Klaus did not appear, instead secretly influenced the direction of the series through his manipulation of "Crisis," including altering the calculation results of Crisis, causing conflicts between Ultraman Agul and Ultraman Gaia, exacerbating instability in international relations due to nominal monster countermeasures, and being the source of a series of events in the series. He also secretly created the Crisis Ghost Virus, allowing the system to continue to invade the calculation systems of Aerial Base and Geo Base after Gaia defeated Zoruim.
Klaus gave a transmission diode to Σ-Zuigul to hack into Gamu Takayama XIG-NAVI. The diode allowed Satan Bizor to invade Gamu's dreams in an attempt to psychologically defeat Gamu. However Gamu discovered the diode and suspected Klaus, as he had worked on the Project CRISIS, the project that was dedicated to predicting the arrival of the Radical Destruction Bringer.
Gamu took flight to Germany, and while looking for Klaus he met again with Catherine Ryan, who shared his goal, as she believed Klaus must have meant that it would be a mistake for humanity to try and attack the Destruction Bringer. She explained to Gamu that Klaus had disappeared behind his family's castle in a garden in front of his family. After Gamu discovered Klaus' rune circle, he and Catherine went to the garden were Klaus had disappeared.
There, they encountered the creatures that took Klaus, the Spirit Parasites. One of them appeared in the form of Gamu Takayama and later as Klaus. Klaus explained that he had willingly joined the Destruction Bringer in order to receive power, with the Spirit Parasites then merging with him and becoming Bizorm.
Gamu transformed into Ultraman Gaia and the battle started with two giants fighting with blades of energy. Ultraman Gaia's superior swordsmanship left Bizorm sliced into pieces. However, the pieces quickly transformed into a smaller group of Bizorms, who used their energy beams to bring down Ultraman Gaia. Gaia transformed into Supreme Version while the small Bizorms reformed, the two giants then charged at each other with energy-coated fists whereupon the decisive impact, ended with Bizorm's defeat.
After the battle, Gamu commented that he felt Klaus and him were alike, and that Klaus gave into the same fears he himself had about being an Alchemy Stars.
Trivia
- In the draft for episode 42, his name was "Kane McAuley".
- His voice actor and his human disguise portrayed by Albert Smith while his monster form is portrayed by Toshio Miyake.
- Bizorm's appearance is strikingly similar to Zetton in his face and color scheme, and Kyrieloid, in his overall body shape.
- His battle with Gaia via respective energy swords highly resembles the lightsaber combat in the Star Wars franchise.
Data
The Spirit Parasites were agents of the Radical Destruction Bringer. After Klaus Eckart offered himself to the Destruction Bringer, the Spirit Parasites took him and he became one of them.
- Stats
- Height: Unknown
- Weight: Unknown
- Origin: Unknown
- Powers and Weapons
- Assimilation: Spirit Parasites can assimilate any human that offers themselves to them.
- Flight:In their true forms, the Spirit Parasites can fly in a ghostly manner.
- Human Disguise: The Spirit Parasites can disguise as any human they please.
- Transformation: After merging into Klaus Eckart, the Spirit Parasites allow Klaus to become Bizorm.
- Stats
- Height: 50 m
- Weight: 46,000 t
- Origin: Germany, Ruhr Area
- Powers and Weapons
- Energy Blade: Bizorm can create a yellow blade of energy from his right hand identical to Ultraman Agul's Agul Blade.
- Mini Bizorm : If Bizorm is cut to pieces, those pieces will become smaller versions of him with the same powers.
- Reformation: Should the smaller clone be destroyed the Spirit Parasites will reform back into Bizorm.
- Energy Beam: Bizorm can fire a yellow energy beam from the yellow spots on his face and chest. This is only seen only used by the clones.
- Energy Punch: Bizorm can perform a yellow energy punch. It is weaker than Gaia's Gaia (V2) Punch.
Gallery
Ultraman Gaia
![[1]](/wiki/File:Bizorm_HD_3.png "Bizorm HD 3.png (3.79 MB)")
Miscellaneous
References