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Garagon (ガラゴン) is a robot/kaiju that appeared in episodes 1 and 16 of the horror drama Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy.

Subtitle: Meteorite Monster (隕石怪獣, Inseki Kaijū)

History[]

Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy[]

Garagon first emerged from a meteorite that landed next to the Tokyo Tower. Although vacantly standing still, the defense forces fired missiles at the monster, which had no effect. Professor Watarai, having detected Tilsonite readings from Garagon, told them that it was indestructible.

At Watarai's office, he revealed to Ryo Kusunoki and Goichi Sakamoto that a Garagon controlled by an electronic brain had previously appeared, but was defeated. Ryo noticed the similarity between Garagon and Gara Q, an intelligent robot toy that had recently exploded in popularity, so the trio suspected that they may all be electronic brains to control Garagon. Ryo confronted her own Gara Q, who told her Garagon's name. With the Gara Qs also intercepting phone signals, the government formed a unit called the "Gara Q Busters", to either retrieve the toys, or provide electromagnetic wave-blocking curtains to families who did not want to give theirs away.

The toys were brought to a defense forces hangar, but that night, Garagon emitted electronic waves that caused the Gara Qs to exit the hangar and begin marching through the city, with one returning to its family by cutting open a hole in their front door using heat vision. Watarai, Ryo, and Sakamoto then realized that they had it backwards, Garagon was a single massive electronic brain to control all of the Gara Qs. To end their invasion, the defense forces dropped a special powder invented by Watarai onto Garagon to block its EM waves, causing it to disintegrate and the Gara Qs to deactivate. Dancing Garagon

With their plan thwarted, a Cicada Woman awoke to enact revenge on Watarai and the others, summoning Garagon II (ガラゴン2号, Garagon Nigō) to obliterate them. However, Ryo's Gara Q reflected one of Garagon II's lasers by extending a reflective satellite dish from its head, which destroyed both the monster and its master simultaneously. Gara Q's Revenge

Trivia[]

  • Garagon is a tribute to one of the most popular Ultra Q Kaiju, Garamon. The previous Garagon also appeared at a dam like the first Garamon.
  • The suit's face would later be reworked and refurbished into Ultraman Max's Pigmon.

Data[]

Stats
  • Height: 40 m
  • Weight: 60,000 t
  • Origin: Planet Q
Powers and Weapons
  • Gara Q Control: Garagon is an electronic brain that emits radio waves to control the Gara Qs.
  • Light Bullets: The second Garagon can fire light bullets from its forehead.

Gallery[]

Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy[]

Miscellaneous[]

Ultra Q Kaiju
Ultra Q Gomess | Litra | Goro | Namegon | Juran | Peguila | Gameron | Dragon | Otohime | Gorgos | Mongula | Tarantula | M1 | Balloonga | Larugeus | Garamon | Kanegon | Cicada Man | The 1/8 Humans | Pagos | Kemur | Ragon | Clapton (Unaired) | Bostang | Alien Ruperts | Alien Keel | The Giant | Butterfly Morpho | Sudar | Goga | Lily | Peter | Todola | The Train In The Vary Dimension
Ultra Q The Movie: Legend of the Stars Nagira | Wadatuzin
Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy Gara Q | Garagon | Alien Giraff | Living Brain | Puzzle Woman | Hieronymus machine | Fake Policemen D1 & D2 | "Paradise" courier | Mouse Catchers | TGS-55 | Kiara | Ghoulish Beings | Unitoroda | Sabikong | Alien Cosmonet Yamada | Ceremonial Bonfire | The 3-eyed Totem Pole | Alien Utsugi | Varno | Mirror World Duplicates | Lily | Old Gentleman | The Shining Ship | Cicada Woman | Garagon II | Komachi | Blonde Juvenile | Space-Time Camera | Advance Human Genome | Hecate | The First, Second, Fourth ~ Tenth Planet People | Kanegoneh | The Doll | Foreign Body | Lecuum
Neo Ultra Q Niruwanie | Burezaren | Alien Vulcanus | Mahler | Android Epigonoido | Sedegan | Gastrobot | Hatha Gi Nord | Purana | Falmagon | Argos | Soma
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