Chamegon

Chamegon
Data
Type	Protagonist
Gender	Male
Home World	Earth
Age	Unknown
Family	Booska (brother)
Affiliation	Daisaku Tonda (pet owner)
First Appearance	Kaiju Booska episode 26 "The Birth of Chamegon"
Portrayed by	Junko Hori (Kaiju Booska, Ultraman, Ultraseven: Great Violent Monster Fight)

Chamegon was a human-friendly Kaiju introduced in the 1966 Tsuburaya special effects show, Kaiju Booska.

History

Kaiju Booska

Booska dreamed of having a younger brother while a space monster made of atoms accidentally went into an apparatus with a squirrel already in the device to transform another kaiju. The space monster merged with the squirrel to become Chamegon.

While he initially had a stubborn, selfish streak with too much pride and a lack of common sense, he would later help other people out of trouble with his brother Booska. ^{Kaiju Booska}

Ultraman, Ultraseven: Great Violent Monster Fight

Chamegon appeared with Booska. ^{Ultraman, Ultraseven: Great Violent Monster Fight}

Chibira-kun

Chamegon appeared twice in the series, often as a salesman who scammed Goruba and his son.

Also, Chamegon's costume head was modified and used for the character Pip in the series. ^Chibira-kun

Data

Powers and Weapons

• Shapeshifting: By eating a walnut and turning around, Chamegon can change himself into anything, although Booska can tell what he turned into.
• Antenna: Chamegon's bell-like sphere can act as a radar.
• Speed: Chamegon can run at 100 meters in 5 seconds.
• Jumping: Chamegon can jump extraordinary high.
• Tail: Chamegon can fire electricity from his tail.
• Space Adaptation: As Chamegon is a mix of a space creature and a squirrel, he can act in space without any space suit.

Shapeshifting

Antenna

Speed

Tail

Space Adaptation

Gallery

Kaiju Booska

Miscellaneous

Chamegon's modern appearance

Chamegon in Chibira-kun

Trivia

• Chamegon was introduced as a 'rival' and comedic foil for Booska.
• Chamegon, Booska, Pigmon and Kanegon were often teamed up together for Ultraman Land stage shows, most likely for them being the friendliest monsters in Tsuburaya's lineup of kaiju.
• In an American comic book called Space Punk, Chamegon, with a more humanoid female body, poses with a stand in for Ultraseven.