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Enmargo (エンマーゴ, Enmāgo)[1] was an oni Kaiju that appeared in episode 14 of the series Ultraman Taro.

Subtitle: Devil Monster (えんま怪獣, Enma Kaijū)

History[]

Ultraman Taro[]

Enmargo was an ancient demon that was buried deep inside a mountain for centuries until a construction crew began waking the giant creature from its hibernation with their explosives, causing an earthquake.

When ZAT came to investigate the quake, the owners of the land refused to stop construction, despite the possibility of a giant monster. After ZAT left, blasting continued, dislodging a statue of an ancient deity from the mountain that was keeping the demon warrior buried, which began sending psychic signals to children that had found it earlier to return it to the mountain. However, soon enough, the massive Enmargo fully awakened from its hibernation and went on a rampage throughout the construction site. ZAT received word and began their attack on the ancient sword-wielding monster. However, the group's weapons were powerless against the ancient demon's power.

After destroying their fighters, the titan began destroying the surrounding forest while Kentaro and the children attempted to return the statue to the mountain in hopes of stopping the giant. Meanwhile, ZAT continued to fire everything they had into Enmargo but nothing worked. Finally, Kotaro transforms into Ultraman Taro to duel the evil giant. However, he found the creature's shield too strong for even the Strium Beam to pierce and the Ultra warrior was kept on the defensive against Enmargo's sword.

However, the statue used its powers to trick Enmargo into thinking he'd beheaded Taro, only for the oni itself to be beheaded. The oni refused to die completely, but was left vulnerable, allowing Taro to fire the Strium Beam and kill the ancient terror once and for all.

Trivia[]

  • The kanji on Enmargo's armor can be read as "Great King" (大王, Dai-Ō). Along with his name, Enmargo is most likely a tribute to Great King Enma, the god who judges the spirits of the dead and presides over the Narakas ("Hells" or "Purgatories") of the cycle of rebirth in Buddhism.
    • Similarly, Giant Yapool is also based on this motif, as well as their origins being similar to demons in several religion.
  • Enmargo's roar was reused from Tagarl.
    • When Enmargo laughs, he uses a slowed down Ghostron's roar.

Ultraman Story[]

Prior to Enmargo's debut. Enmargo was summoned by a villain known as Juda to get Taro occupied with the oni while Ultraman, Zoffy, Ultraseven, Ultraman Jack, and Ultraman Ace fought against Juda's robotic creation, Grand King. Ultraman Story

Trivia[]

  • For some reason, Enmargo can speak properly.
    • He also has King Kong's growls. When he emerges, he has a slightly altered Chandlar's roar.

Ultraman Orb[]

EnmargoCard

Enmargo reappeared in episode 10 of the series Ultraman Orb as a Kaiju Card used by Jugglus Juggler in a Tarot card fortunetelling with Alien Nackle Nagus. Enmargo's card represent death, which is Nagus' impending doom as he died in the same episode by Juggler's Katana.

Trivia[]

  • Enmargo representing death is in fact a reference to his motif, the Enma Daioh, the god who presided over the Narakas in Buddhism.

Data[]

Enmargo transparant
Stats
  • Height: 52 m
  • Weight: 45,000 t
  • Origin: Okutama
  • Weakness: If the Ojizo-san that kept Enmargo imprisoned is put back, he will unintentionally harm himself when trying to kill heroes like Ultraman Taro.
Powers and Weapons
  • Poison Smoke: Enmargo can emit a stream of black, poison smoke from his mouth. This poison takes some time to affect humans and animals, but can kill plants in seconds.
  • Sword: Enmargo is equipped with a massive sword that can cut through just about anything with ease.
  • Shield: Enmargo is equipped with a massive shield that is capable of protecting Enmargo from physical and energy-based attacks.

Merchandise[]

Gallery[]

Ultraman Taro[]

References[]

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