"DYUWAH!"
- ―Dan's transformation call
The Ultra Eye Dan Moroboshi's transformation item. With it, he can transform into his true self, Ultraseven. He shouts "DYUWAH" as he does so. When bonded to human hosts Masaki Kazamori or Jin, it allows them to control Seven's actions.
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Ultraseven
Dan Moroboshi regularly used the Ultra Eye to transform into Ultraseven. When he first used the item, it flew onto his face from afar. The Invisible Challenger
Ultraman Leo
During Ultraman Leo's stay on Earth, Seven was gravely injured. As a result, the Ultra Eye was damaged, leaving him stranded in human form, even though he has transformed without its usage. Eventually Ultraman Jack took it back to the Land of Light for repairs. Ultra Brothers, Eternal Vows Sometime after the destruction of MAC headquarters, Seven soon regained his true form.
Ultraseven X
Elea Saeki passed the Ultra Eye to Jin shortly after his awakening. Dream
Transformation
The user simply places the Ultra Eye on top of their eyes, causing them to gradually transform into Ultraseven from head to toe. Alteratively, the Ultraseven X version engulfs the user in a red glow before they emerge as the Ultra. Often times Seven would become human-sized and would take on giant size afterwards.
Gallery
Ultraseven
Ultraman Leo
Heisei Ultraseven
Ultraseven X
Ultraman Mebius & the Ultra Brothers
Ultraman Orb The Movie: Let Me Borrow the Power of Bonds!
Miscallaneous
Trivia
- The Ultra Eye was named the Ultra Task-Mask or simply the Task-Mask, in the English dub of Ultraseven on TNT.
- The show Ultraseven was originally going to be named Ultra Eye.
- The Ultra Eye has been stolen by many alien foes in hopes of leaving Dan defenseless, causing him to rely upon the use of Capsule Monsters. This was the second time a transformation artifact fell into someone else's hands (the first, in the 1966 Ultraman, having been the Beta Capsule, when it was lost during Ultraman's fight against Gomora) but the first instance where the artifact was intentionally taken from its rightful possessor.