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The Train in the Vary Dimension[1] (異次元列車, Ijigen Ressha, lit. "Alternate Dimension Train") is a multi-dimensional train that appeared in the TV series, Ultra Q in its final episode. It originates from the Vary Dimension, a parallel dimension where the lives of its people are pleasant and free of strife. By mysteriously manifesting in Earth's dimension, the train accepts passengers who where looking to escape their tiresome lives, then brings them to its destination within the Vary Dimension.

History

Ultra Q

The Train of the Vary Dimension would transport passengers to a place known as the "Vary Dimension". A Sci-Fi writer, Kenji Tomono, who managed to go to the Vary Dimension through alternative means by riding an elevator, described the Vary Dimension as free from the hardships and hassles of everyday life, and the dimension's humans lived a life free of stress.

Should passengers find themselves wishing to abandon their journey and return home to their families before the train crosses into the Vary Dimension, the train's conductor will stop the train and allow them to head back to Earth, continuing on with those committed to seeing the dimension with their own eyes.

A particular restriction involving travel using the train exists; should a prospective passenger return to Earth after travelling to the dimension, or have abandoned their initial trip before the train left Earth's dimension, they will be denied boarding should they attempt to travel on the train for a second time, as the Vary Dimension can only be visited once in the passenger's lifetime. Open Up!

Trivia

  • The Train in the Vary Dimension's appearance is directly based on the Odakyu 3100 NSE, a class of electric multiple unit train which ran on the Odakyu Electric Railway between 1963 and 2000.
    • While two scenes show the train consisting of eight and four cars separately, the train in real life has an 11-car formation.
  • The interdimensional train concept would be seen in Ultraman 80, with the Alien Bam race abducting passengers to use as slave labour for the construction of Mechagiras.
  • The concept of a flying train would be reused for the DenLiner in the 2007-2008 Toei tokusatsu series Kamen Rider Den-O.
  • The Train in the Vary Dimension takes a plot-centric part of the OVA, Ultraman Graffiti: Wild! Ultra Country, being the kaiju, aliens, and Ultras' transportation to work.
  • The Train in the Vary Dimension makes a brief appearance in Limbo from the 2020 Marvel comic series, The Rise of Ultraman.

Data

TRAIN
Stats
  • Length: Unknown
  • Weight: Unknown
  • Origin: Vary Dimension
Powers
  • Anti-Gravity Flight: The Train is capable of flying through mid-air. Its usual mode of transportation.

Merchandise

Gallery

Ultra Q

Miscellaneous

References

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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