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Separate Guruman Because this Kaiju is a character in the show instead of the monster-of-the-week, it has been given its own article. If you're looking for the main page, see Miclas.


Milk is a young Miclas that attends Mr. Grosser's class in the Ultraman Kids series.

History

Ultraman Kids: The Pleasant Friends of Planet M7.8

Milk was one of Mr. Grosser's students from the get go, and helped gather food when Captain Majara and Gamarra were making deliveries all across Planet M7.8. He was also present when Midori was discovered.

Ultraman Kids Proverb Stories

Like many of the characters introduce in 'Hoshi no Pleasant Friends', Milk was in Mr. Grosser's class to learn the literal meaning of commonly said Japanese proverbs.

Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light-Years in Search of Mother

When it came time to graduate from Mr. Grosser's class, Milk was one of the students gathered. When Maa became determined to find his actual parents, his resolve moved the Miclas to help build a special space craft, dubbed by Rookie 'the Kids Star'. Milk, along with Gamarra, Gus, Rookie, Ace, Root, and Nozzy went to fetch Mr. Grosser and Polypoly to see Maa off, but due to Midori and Pigko tampering with the controls of the ship, Maa, Cebu, Piko, and Taa were launched into space, being followed closely by Bal and Gutsun in their custom ship, the Bal.

After this point, Milk chose to spend as much time as he could at the school with the other students left behind to await Maa's return with his parents. He was also a key factor in catching the stew theif, Doggie. He can usually be seen excitedly awaiting a video call from the Kids Star.

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Trivia

  • Like almost every character in the franchise, Milk went through a design change between the three productions of 1984, 1989 and 1991, with his eyes becoming robin egg blue and pressed closer together.
  • Like Gus, Milk is usually silent, barely getting a line in any of the series he appears in. When he does talk, he usually ends his sentences with 'moo'.
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