Geel[1] is a Kaiju who was the second threat to be destroyed by Ultraman Gaia.
Subtitle: Magma Underground Monster
History[]
Ultraman Gaia[]
After C.O.V.'s rampage ended, Geel was drawn to the city and emerged from underneath the city and began to all destroy he saw around him. XIG was called in and used their assaults by air and land using Team Lightning and Hercules, but to no avail as Geel returned fire. Gamu Takayama, then transformed into Ultraman Gaia, and attacked Geel. While Geel tried his best, Gaia had him on the ropes he was quickly taken down by Gaia's superior skills and thanks to XIG preventing him from using his energy balls. By firing at the orb on Geel's under belly, Gaia finished off Geel with the Photon Edge. A Hero Appears
Months later in the middle of the night, Hiroya Fujimiya, as Ultraman Agul, awoke a second Geel under the ground of the Japanese country side, with the intentions of having Geel along with an army of monsters destroy humanity before the arrival of Zoruim. Then during the day when the massive monster surfaced it headed directly for the hospital in which Fujimiya was resting at. In the chaos as the hospital tried to evacuate, Fujimiya saw the fear and terror the monster gave a young child whom looked at both Gaia and Agul as heroes. On a sentimental impulse, Fujimiya then abandoned his plans and transformed into Agul. The huge creature dominated the blue giant, but when XIG's Team Lighting flew in to act as back up, they distracted the Kaiju long enough for Agul to fire his Photon Crusher. The beam of energy smashed into Geel's chest and blew the beast to pieces. The Determination of Agul
Later on, as the Dobishi assaulted the Earth, a third Geel rose up to strike back. Unleashing on the mighty swarm with its energy blasts, the huge Earth monster annihilated thousands of the tiny insects. As the monster fought, the sky cast down one of the Kaiser Dobishi and the guardian was helpless as the insect-like creature spewed billions of the Dobishi insects on it. Roaring in agony, Geel fell over on its side and died. The Cry of the Earth Earth is Ultraman's Star
Ultraman Z[]
Although not physically seen, Geel is one of the hibernating monsters to be awakened when Genegarg crashed on Earth. It was located in Siberia. A Warrior's Principle
Data[]
- Stats
- Length: 84 m
- Weight: 90,000 t
- Origin: Underground Toshima
- Weakness: If the orb on his stomach is damaged, Geel will not be able to fire energy balls.
- Powers and Weapons
- Burrowing: Geel can burrow at low speeds.
- Super Jaw: Geel's jaws are very strong, capable of destroying buildings and one bite and throw beings like Ultraman Gaia short distances.
- Magma Bullet: Geel can fire red energy balls from the red orb on his stomach. These energy balls can range from a barrel of dynamite to destroying city blocks.
Geel II
- Stats
- Length: 85 m
- Weight: 92,000 t
- Origin: Chichibu city
- Weakness: If the orb on his stomach is damaged, Geel will not be able to fire energy balls.
- Powers and Weapons
- Burrowing: Geel can burrow at low speeds.
- Super Jaw: Geel's jaws are very strong, capable of destroying buildings and one bite and throw beings like Ultraman Gaia short distances.
- Magma Bullet: Geel can fire red energy balls from the red orb on his stomach. These energy balls can range from a barrel of dynamite to destroying city blocks.
Geel III
- Stats
- Length: 86 m
- Weight: 94,000 t
- Origin: Woodlands of Siberia
- Weakness: If the orb on his stomach is damaged, Geel will not be able to fire energy balls.
- Powers and Weapons
- Burrowing: Geel can burrow at low speeds.
- Super Jaw: Geel's jaws are very strong, capable of destroying buildings and one bite and throw beings like Ultraman Gaia short distances.
- Magma Bullet: Geel can fire red energy balls from the red orb on his stomach. These energy balls can range from a barrel of dynamite to destroying city blocks.
Gallery[]
Ultraman Gaia[]
- Geel
![[2]](/wiki/File:Geel_2_HD.png "Geel 2 HD.png (3.51 MB)")
- Geel II
![[3]](/wiki/File:Geel_II_HD_060.png "Geel II HD 060.png (4.17 MB)")
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