Tertiary Characters

This article is about the background, tertiary, minor, inconsequential, and unnamed characters.

Ultras

Ultraman's newborn son

Featured in a Cup Noodles commercial, the unseen newborn son of Ultraman shoots Spacium Beams in a fit of hunger. The character may be one and the same with Ultra Child.

Ultra Child

An Ultra child who appears in various cup noodle commercials. He has a human mother and an Ultraman father.

Ultraman Leo/Astra's Parents

The King and Queen of L77. They were killed when L77 was destroyed by Alien Magma.

They are revealed to be alive in The・Ultraman, but was taken hostage by the younger brother of Alien Babarue.

Ultraman Story 0 expands on this concept, featuring Arus as Leo and Astra's father and the King of L77.

Ultra Family

Numerous magazines and reference books relating to the series have elaborated on the family trees of various Ultras, though this aspect tends to be poorly represented in the shows themselves. Illustrations showing the families of Ultras in more detail have also been featured in various Japanese magazines over the years.

Second Grader April 1973 issue, Illustration: Mamoru Uchiyama

Ultraman Jack's wife, who is also Mother of Ultra's youngest sister

Souta's Ultraman Taiga

Souta's Taiga is a figurine of Ultraman Taiga that appeared in Ultraman Festival 2019 Live Stage Part 1. It originally belonged to a boy named Souta , before being brought to life.

Trivia

• This Taiga's paint job is reminiscent of his Ultra Hero Series figure.

Other Heroes

Tsuburaya's Spider-Man

Spider-Man

As part of a collaboration with Marvel in the 1990s, a Spider-Man suit was created by Tsuburaya Productions and used for an attraction show featuring Spider-Man, Black Cat, Venom and the Green Goblin. This Spider-Man is not to be confused with Toei's Spider-Man.

Marvel's Spider-Man appears on one of the variant covers of The Rise of Ultraman, reuniting the two heroes since 1996.

Tsuburaya's Spider-Man as featured in the first issue of the Marvel Cross magazine

Spider-Man in a Japanese variety show commenting on Princess Diana's wedding

Spider-Man and Black Cat with Ultraman Neos and Ultraseven 21 at an Ultraman Land event

A better look at Tsuburaya's Spider-Man and Black Cat

Tsuburaya's Spider-Man

Spider-Man and Ultraman re-united in The Rise of Ultraman

Miracle Mirror King

Miracle Mirror King

Miracle Mirror King is a character resembling Mirrorman with a cape and sceptre. Though information is scarce he is believed to have appeared in the children's show Booska! Booska!!. In the episode Miracle Mirror King takes the form of a character known as Miracle King Seven before revealing his true form. In this form, Miracle Mirror King resembles Ultraseven, but with a cape and a feathered headpiece. The existence of this character has only become more widely known due to its appearance in the Tsuburaya Pro All Monster Pictorial Book.

Miracle King Seven

Jumbo X

Jumbo X

Jumbo X is an android who can change from child form to giant form. He appeared in a magazine project titled "Jumbo X" (1970). In the first chapter of the series, Jumbo X is set as Ultraseven's younger brother.

Nics

Nics

Nics is a Reionics that first appeared in a stage show, Ultra Family Grand Assembly 2018. It was created alongside Ultraman Geed from Belial's genes by Kei, thus making Nics a sort of 'brother' to Geed, alongside Geed's other brothers. He was found in a box labeled 'REIONICS' with the first four letters scratched out, leading to a character naming him based on the remaining visible letters.

His suit was redesigned from Nico , a character who appeared in a 2008 stage show held at Ultraman Premier Stage 2.

Carranger

Carranger

Gekisou Sentai Carranger , more simply known as Carranger, are the 20th entry and team in the long lasting Toei Super Sentai series. In 1996, for a Hero Day event, the Carranger fought along side Kamen Rider 1, Godzilla, Ultraman, Ultraman Taro, Ultraseven, Kamen Rider Black RX and Kamen Rider J to defeat an assortment of their gathered villains.

Kaiju

Enlarged honey bee

Jun, Yuriko, lppei and Dr. Ichinotani visits a laboratory near Mount Isa to learn more about the experiments of a researcher named Kimura. Kimura had developed a special nutrient called Honey Zelion which acts as a growth accelerator for any life-form that ingests it within its original pure state. The quartet are shown one of Honey Zelion's early results in the form of a stuff and framed honey bee enlarged to the size of a bird. ^{Terror of the Sweet Honey}

Mysterious Kaiju Silhouette

Since the 1966 Ultraman series broadcast, only one silhouetted Kaiju appeared in the opening of the show that haven't been identified.

Trivia

Though some crews thought is is Gorgos, this Kaiju is still labeled Mysterious Kaiju in all post-millenium medias.

Ancient monsters of Loch Ness

Within his underground lab, placed inside a subterranean series of caves, the reclusive scientist and infamous "Monster Professor" named Nakamura has decorated the rock walls with painted effigies to the various dinosaurs and similar prehistoric animals that once inhabited Loch Ness, 100,007,000 years ago.

While being interviewed by two visiting reporters from the magazine Young Graph, Nakamura identifies some of the paintings as Ceratosaurus, Triceratops, Diplodocus, Stegosaurus, Ichthyosaurus, Pterodactylus, Eryops, and the Dimorphodon though Nakamura further notes that there were even more species than the ones mentioned. When questioned on the possible genus the recently reported monster in Lake Kitayama, Nakamura believes it's likely a Diplodocus, not unlike the Loch Ness Monster herself who may have also killed and devoured a colleague of his named Nikaido, 15 years earlier.

Little did both the reporters and the newly arrived Science Patrol knew that Nakamura was in fact Nikaido in disguise: he had survived his encounter with The Diplodocus of Loch Ness, taking her egg back to Japan, where he hatched and raised it into the now fully grown Jirahs, the dangerous monster in Lake Kitayama. ^{The Mysterious Dinosaur Base}

Trivia

• While the complete details of Nakamura's past is never fully revealed, it's strongly suggested that Jirahs is a direct offspring of the Loch Ness Monster even if the explanation of both being diplodocus seems off, seeing how the former shares little resemblance with a genus of diplodocid sauropod.
• While all were once living species of real-life fauna, Nakamura's descriptions of the various Loch Ness animals are exaggerated kaiju-style versions, somewhat common to the more fantastical vision of dinosaurs in 1960s pop culture. This includes the stegosaurus as violent as the ceratosaurus and Nakamura stating the diplodocus' neck being 20 meters in length alone - a measurement far bigger than its real-life counterpart.
• Zaurs, an amphibious dinosaur from Fight! Mighty Jack and Redman, is also a monster from Loch Ness though one who resembles a quadrupedal sauropod better.
• The Ceratosaurus has a strong resemblance to Neronga.

Ceratosaurus

Diplodocus

Triceratops

Ichthyosaurus

Stegosaurus

Unspecified dinosaur

Unspecified dinosaur

Amagi and Furuhashi duplicates

After being captured by Alien Iyros, UG agents Amagi and Shigeru Furuhashi were imprisoned in a frozen state onboard the invader's spacecraft. Using advance technology, Iyros cloned his prisoners in order to steal much-needed spaceship fuel from Ultra Guard home-base.

Despite fooling the other team members, Dan Moroboshi could tell that the duo were impostors from their subtly inhuman eyes. Shortly thereafter, Dan shoots the two duplicates during the robbery attempt, revealing their artificial origins to Captain Kaoru Kiriyama as their bodies disintegrate into a black liquid. ^{The Man Who Came From V3}

Trivia

• The shoddy duplicates are directly spoofed in episode 15 of Patlabor: The New Files, "The Woman Who Came from the Stars", itself a dense parody of the original Ultraman and Ultraseven television series.

Sludge Master

Sludge Master, or Venom Monster, is a jellyfish-like monster from the Return of Ultraman Voice Drama "Tokyo Crisis Hair That Came Back". According to the description given in it, Sludge Master is a small heavy weight monster that weighs 50,000 tons. It is also able to spew a corrosive brown acid

It sunk various ships in Tokyo Bay until being discovered by MAT. Eventually Hideki Go transformed into Jack which resulted in a fight against Sludge Master that ended with its destruction via the Spacium Beam.

Robot clown

The unnamed robot clown was an agent of The Invaders and the direct servant of the disguised doll monster Kinder. Remaining mute and only communicating through facial expressions and body language, the robot clown was first employed to break into Dr. Hasunuma's home to retrieve the plans for his invention, Catcher A-1: a detection device and energy shield that could halt alien aggressors of all types. While unsuccessful in finding said documents, the robot clown manage to murder all the security guards stationed at Hasunuma's home with its unhuman strength as well as injuring Etsuko, Dr. Hasunuma's daughter, upon its escape.

Later that same day, the clown comes across Ichiro, son of Dr. Mitarai Kenichi, head of the SGM, by some vacant train tracks and gives the boy the Kinder doll. Unaware of the danger, Ichiro allows Kinder into his home where the monstrous spy locates the Catcher A-1 documents, takes photos with it doll eyes, and violently incapacitates Dr. Mitarai and his eldest daughter Asako much to Ichiro's shock.

Kinder and the robot clown reunite that night in a junkyard but are soon confronted by policemen and SGM members, leading to the robot clown accidentally electrocuting himself during the chaos against an outdoor electrical board. Just before its destruction, however, the robot tosses Kinder to safety. ^{Chase Kinder: The Doll Monster!}

Big ants

The Invaders' latest operation involved the enlarging of insects into mutant monsters with the use of cosmic radiation. The giant vermin were to spread disease and impede the planet's grain supply to ultimately cause a global famine. During the height of the crisis, the SGM were swamped with reports of the monstrous vermin's activity across Japan, including big ants damaging a fruit ranch in Izu. ^{The Monster That Dwells in the Fairy}

Trivia

• While the big ants were only mentioned in dialog, they're a separate subspecies of 'big vermin' from the onscreen forms of Haebun, Gokibura, and Mothgojira, all of whom are based upon flies, cockroaches, and mosquitoes, respectively. This detail suggests The Invaders' plan involved more pest-types beyond the three.

Imit-Ultraman Leo

Imit-Ultraman Leo is a fake version of Ultraman Leo with currently unknown origins. He made his first and possibly only appearance in Primary School Hall "よいこ" in September of 1974.

Red dogs

Once normal everyday canines, the red dogs were brainwashed and physically transformed by Gorgo into rabid monsters who attack humans in mass while under the gorgosaurus' influence. The Izenborg team are forced to use their super-vehicles and sonic weapons to incapacitate the dogs and, later, after successfully slaying Gorgo, the mad animals return to normal.^{Dinosaurs Appear! D Squadron Roll Out!}

Giant bats

Two hikers come across a cave deep within the mountains and quickly discover a nest of abnormally large bats alongside normal, regular-sized ones. Unfortunately for the explorers, the bats are transformed into ravenous killers by an observing Terrano, the bats quickly attacked and devoured the intruders, striping them down to a pile of bone and gore.

Under orders from Ururu, Terrano and his swarm of yellow bats destroy a radio tower and a power generator that knocks out the electricity in the nearby city: all this to disrupt a meeting between D-Force, the JSDF and government officials.

Surrounding the governmental building where the meeting is held, Terrano issues an ultimatum of surrender to the humans while the killer bats attempt to enter inside. However, the invading bats meet resistance by Ai Tachibana from within and the rest of the D-Force Izenborg team from without. Many of the yellow bats are killed in the conflict but the survivors fly back home after Terrano's own destruction, having been freed from the monster's mind-control. ^{A Crisis! Love and Goodness}

Giant shark

After King Moa accidentally blew Mutusmi off an islet's cliff, causing her to fall into the ocean below, a giant shark circled the woman as she attempted to swim back to the rocky formation, before breaking the surface with a roar. King Moa swooped down and knocked the shark away, saving Mutusmi.

Trivia

• While there seems to be unintended scaling issue with the creature animation, the shark ultimately appears to be twice as big as 77-meter-tall King Moa during their brief encounter.
• In episode 6 of the original Ultraman series, it was mentioned that a giant great white washed up on shore covered in wounds, thought to be caused by Guesra.

Prehistoric sauropod-like beast

While Amia shares the ancient history of humanity and their link to the Ultra People with the still recuperating Choichiro Hikari, the visual archives of U40's computers briefly shows a giant sauropod-like creature with red eyes and sharp teeth being speared by ancient U40 immigrants. According to Amia, this beast was just one of many prehistoric hazards that their respective ancestors contended with alongside extraterrestrial menaces like the Bader Group. ^{This is the Ultra Star! Part 2}

Alpha Centauri 1st planetian

They are originally fluid-like amorphous liquid creatures that do not have a fixed form, and have the characteristic of being able to change their appearance into any planetary life form. They usually transform into the inhabitants of the planets they visit, and the princess transforms into Mutusmi she meets first.

Unnamed trophy monster

Briefly appearing in episode 42 of The☆Ultraman is an unnamed alien monster of whom the space hunter Hatari had slain; the only one of his trophies that doesn't appear to be a prehistoric Earth animal. It's never made clear if this is a statue made in the monster's likeness or the stuffed and mounted beast itself. The trophy monster's design is a reworked Jinario.

Jimmy clone

In order to take direct control of Gerukadon, Gudis lured and entrapped Jimmy, Gerukadon's human friend, within a large glowing green pod made from his own genetic cells and projected a psychical yet soulless clone of the boy. The Jimmy clone guided Gerukadon's path of destruction and battle with Ultraman Great using a crystalline device also created by Gudis. With telepathic encouragement from Jack Shindo, the real Jimmy eventually broke free from Gudis' hold. Jimmy then took control of his own clone, forcing the copy to shatters the crystal and thus destroying itself and its influence over Gerukadon in the process. ^{The Child's Dream}

The One Who Sleeps Below

For more information on the Earth as it appears in the Ultraman Series as a whole, please see its respective article.

Shortly after UMA launches a specialized satellite created to repair holes in the ozone layer, a mysterious red algae covers the oceans, killing all life it comes across. Jack Shindo and Jean Echo discover that the sea monster Kodalar is connected to the killer algae, having emerged to defend the Earth and take revenge on humanity for bringing devastation to the oceans. Additionally, UMA discovers an ancient metal disc near Kodalar's underwater lair, covered in mysterious inscriptions which reads: “One that was bound to the deep, One that was born to the sky, One shall be called from its sleep, and the darkness shall follow the cry”. The 'One that was born to the sky' soon reveals itself as the spacefaring dragon Kilazee, first seen from deep-space observation satellites. The identity of The One Who Sleeps Below, however, remains a mystery. Days later, Kilazee enters Earth's orbit, destroying cities from high above, while Kodalar began attacking coastal areas after successfully defeating Ultraman Great in battle.

As the chaos continued to escalate, UMA activated the ozone repair program as an attempt to calm the two monsters and ease their attack, but a massive energy pulse took place in the vicinity of the satellite system in charge of the operation, causing the skies across the world to flash in many bright colors and hum a strange rumbling noise. From this bizarre chain reaction, Colonel Arthur Grant of UMA realized who the third creature is: The One Who Sleeps Below is the very Earth itself. A sentient organism in its own right, the Earth has summoned Kilazee and Kodolar to serve as its apocalyptic avengers against the harmful presence of humanity. ^{The Age of Plagues Nemesis}

Trivia

• Heavily inspired by the Gaia Hypothesis, the concept of the Earth having living sentience and using created or conjured agents (giant monsters or otherwise) to protect itself from harmful invasive elements have been explored in numerous fiction the world over. This same concept would later be revisited in the Ultraman franchise in Ultraman Max (it's hinted at the series' start that the overpopulation of mankind has forced the Earth into sending monsters to re-balance nature), Ultraman Gaia (An arc in the series features three Nature Control Machines designed by an unknown species to eliminate the Human Race and leave the planet healthy enough to support a new dominant race, while the final three episodes have multiple native monsters arrive on Earth's behalf to assist humanity against the alien swarm of Dobishi), and Ultraman Z (a set of five monsters were summoned in an attempt to destroy the newly activated Ultroid Zero).

Pink-skinned triclops

This one unnamed pink-skinned triclops appeared briefly in issue one of Nemesis Comics Ultraman: Towards the Future miniseries. As Ultraman Great flashes back to his past battles, the three-eyed monster is shown fighting the hero and alongside Majaba and a crawling Barrangas: an event that never occurs in the television series proper.

Trivia

• The pink-skinned triclops is one of several original monsters who erroneously appears in the comics' flashback sequences to the television series, including Unidentified Aquatic Kaiju and Giant Shark.
• While this minor monster lacks an official name, online artist EarthBaragon has given it the fan-made moniker of Tridevo (tri as in three + devastation).

Plague of giant ants

A plague of monstrous ants are summoned by the evil will of a gigantic oni-like entity from space, menacing the countryside until their master's defeat at the hands of Ultraman Great where the ants' die off in mass. These creatures appeared briefly in only two panels of Ultraman: Negative One but little else is given in the actual story beyond said visuals.

UMA security robots

In an attempt to reach an oni-like enemy in space who's attacking the Earth below with his vast demonic powers, Jack Shindo and his martial artist friend Ace break into a UMA air force hanger at night in order to steal orbital jet fighters for their mission. After fighting off the hanger's armed guards, the two are then confronted by a pair of imposing security robots, twice their height and armed with laser-shooting visors. Narrowly dodging one of the robot's deadly eye-beams, Ace quickly disables the mechanical sentries with his shuriken. ^{Ultraman: Negative One}

Trivia

• Unlike the intelligent and heroic paramilitary group seen in the main television series, the UMA organization featured in the American comic spin-off is a vast worldwide military force undermine by totalitarianism and corruption, hence the presence of the fearsome robot guards and Shindo and Ace's need to steal from UMA after failing to receive help through official but otherwise antagonistic channels. This uncharacteristic take on UMA likely resulted from a lack of understanding of the source material and the grim and gritty story trends of comics back in the 1990s.

Clowns from the dream world

This sinister team of clowns were sentient hallucinations created by the monster Dazzlba and served as henchmen for Kahn Digifer and Takeshi Todo within the dream world that the three antagonists held dominion over. While looking human, the clowns were more bestial in nature, incapable of speech and making high-pitch grunts instead. They were extremely acrobatic in their fighting skills while also being armed with various handheld weapons.

After Gridman and his allies destroyed Dazzlba within Cyberspace, a dream world version of Gridman, imprisoned and awaiting execution, broke free from his restraints and battled the clowns, each of them fading away upon their defeat. ^{The Execution, My Hero!}

Takeshi Todo's computer

The 'main vine' of the berserk computer

While present from the very first episode of Gridman the Hyper Agent, the personal computer of Takeshi Todo is forcefully transformed into a series of plant-like vines by Kahn Digifer in episode 38 after the two have a falling out with the greater villain taking extreme measures. Growing gigantic in mass, the monstrous computer breaks out of Takeshi's room and reaches for the stormy skies above, opening a dimensional portal between Earth and the Computer World so that Khan Digifer may invade the former realm. Fortunately, Gridman and his human allies, including the now reformed Takeshi, were able to vanquish Khan Digifer, causing the berserk machine-creature to deactivate and disappear.

Gigan

Gigan appeared in a 1996 Children's Day stage show, taking sides with Alien Baltan, Alien Pitt, Alien Bado, and Bemstar to fight an assortment of heroes, including Ultraman. The suit was made in 1993. Gigan was also part of the Godzilla Megapowers in the 1993 Famicom game, Battle Baseball, along side fellow Toho Kaiju and aliens, crossing over with Ultraman's Ultra Starlights.

Gamera

Gamera appeared in an Ultra P-made video for 1996's Children Day, showing him, Godzilla, Ultraman, and Kamen Rider 1, interacting with characters from their respective shows. Gamera saved Pigmon from an Alien Icarus, then joined Godzilla in saving a Baby Jirahs and Mothra Larvae from King Ghidorah.

BB Donpa

BB Donpa is a character who originated in Gekisou Sentai Carranger and is a musically inclined zombie-like member of the spacefaring delinquents dubbed The Bowzock. BB Donpa appeared at Hero Festival 96 where he took sides with Alien Baltan, Alien Pitt, Alien Bado and numerous other villains against the heroes, Ultraman among them.

Trivia

• The BB Donpa seen in the stage show is a simplified promotional costume as opposed to the bulkier production suit used in his Carranger appearances.
• BB Donpa was later adapted into Wolfgang Amadeus Griller for Power Rangers Turbo.

BB Donpa as he appeared in Carranger.

Reanimated animal corpses

In addition to creating the Deents, the mysterious green rain that showered the Hayami, Kanagawa region also reanimated several animal corpses including an accidently exposed butcher shop's chicken. While the undead creatures are never seen, nor their ultimate fates ever revealed, the KCB news crew attempted to reenact the butcher's encounter with the chicken however crudely with marionette-style puppetry. ^{When the Rain Stops}

Unnamed silhouetted monster

Appearing briefly as a silhouetted figure in flashback from episode 33 of Ultraman Cosmos, this destructive creature was responsible for the death of Junya Nagare's sister during a rampage, leading the former SRC member to become an independent hunter of monsters regardless if said creatures were malevolent or benevolent. The monster is a reused Algona suit from the otherwise unconnected series Ultraman Gaia.

Gano

Gano is a kaiju that appeared only once, during the stage show, Ultra Power Stage.

Gesubira

Gesubira is the fusion of a King Guesra and a Gubila that appeared in the comic Redman.

Merliger

The Merliger is the manifestation of the Merlion's spirit and the guardian deity of Singapore that first appears in the web miniseries Ultraman: A New Power of Singapore. It aided Ultraman in defending Singapore against Red King, Gubila and Neronga.

Trivia

• Merliger's suit is slightly modified from Gukulushisa's.

Alien wrestlers

While hiding in relative safety within Alien City, Rena Sayama becomes enamored with the region's sights and foods, not unlike a visiting tourist, much to the bemusement of her guardian and new-found friend Seiji Hokuto. During their time together, the two attend the Alien Coliseum, home to numerous kaiju-like wrestlers, shown only on a promotional marquee as the event took place offscreen.^{"The Fourth Successor"}

Trivia

• The alien wrestlers shown were based on Gomora, Antlar, Pestar, Hydra, Guesra, and Gamakugira.
• This series' version of Black King was a former Alien Coliseum contender.

Extraterrestrial amorphous organism

An unknown extraterrestrial amorphous organism appears briefly, both in mention and as an illustration within a military document, in episode 4 of Ultraman Blazar, "Thus Fought Emi".

Twenty years ago, classified documents and cell samples of an extraterrestrial amorphous organism, which arrived on Earth attached to a meteorite and found to have strong regenerative capabilities, were stolen by former GGFJ Chemical Department researcher Hiroshi Sonezaki, who seized the opportunity during the confusion that arose from the GGF's digital transition.

During the studying, researchers found out this organism would dodge from spraying gun's flame, while suspended from biological activity under the effect of liquid nitrogen, when using previous solution for defrosting, it shall regain its activity.

In 2005, Sonezaki established the chemical company Novaio after he left the GGF, and would later synthesize these cell samples and artificial Clionidae engineered by a second-tier subsidiary of Novaio to cultivate a new and more aggressive lifeform, the strongest man-made sea angel he dubbed "Leviera".

This creature's existence was completely unknown to the public and most of the GGF, as Bazanga was previously said to be the first extraterrestrial kaiju to come to Earth.

CM Kaiju

The CM Kaiju that briefly appears in the Japan Kaiju Damage Insurance Company advertisement in Ultraman Blazar episode 22 "Insurance Hero" is a repurposed Gankiryu from the 2023 independent tokusatsu short film of the same name.

As the episode serves as a tribute to Ultraman episode 25 "Mystery Comet Tsuifon", Gankiryu uses the roars of Dorako, the only kaiju out of the three who did not appear in the episode. The kaiju also has Magular's roar mixed in with Dorako's.

The Gankiryu suit was borrowed from the Sukagawa Tokusatsu Archive Center and refurbished for its appearance in Ultraman Blazar. It previously appeared in Gankiryu, the independent tokusatsu short film of the same name, which was showcased at the Amateur Kaiju Movie Contest held by Kiyotaka Taguchi, who is also the main director for Ultraman Blazar.

Japan Kaiju Damage Insurance Company's advertisement featuring the kaiju appears on Chryu News

Humans

Government Official

The government official is a character in Shin Ultraman. He is an official appointed by the Japanese government.

When the Japanese government celebrated the ceremony to establish a partnership with Mefilas, he attended the ceremony as the representative of the Japanese government. He thus witnessed the scene of the SSSP and the Ultraman grabbing the space belt device. After the partnership with Mefilas was blown, he was confronted by Mefilas, who was restored to his alien appearance. The latter showed a look of helplessness at the blow of the partnership when he became gigantic.

Later, when Zetton appeared in Earth's orbit, he was assigned by the government to forcibly take away Kaminaga, who had come to inform the SSSP members of the situation, and he threatened the lives of the SSSP members without hesitation. However, when he was rejected by Kaminaga, who declared that he would destroy humanity before Zetton, he realized that the situation was unfavorable and decided to withdraw with other self-defense team members from the office. ^{Shin Ultraman}

Trivia

• Yutaka Takenouchi, who played the role, previously portrayed Prime Minister's adviser Hideki Akasaka in "Shin Godzilla." In the movie, his attire and behavior are similar to Akasaka's. According to screenwriter Hideaki Anno, the appearance of this character was intentional and designed to connect the movie's world view with "Shin Godzilla." However, this connection is difficult to achieve in the film, so a scene was arranged for Takenouchi to appear as a government official in the movie.

Tri-Squad VoiceDrama Characters

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