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Ultraman Nice (ウルトラマンナイス, Urutoraman Naisu) is an Ultra who came from Planet TOY-1 (トーイ一番星, Tōi Ichiban-sei) in a series of "infomercials" (1 minute toy commercials) presented during the 1999 Japan reruns of Ultraman Tiga. The 1 minute spots, advertising the wide variety of Bandai Ultraman toys, actually do have a storyline, along with some "surprise guests." He also has an alter ego: Dr. E.G. (Dr.ドクターエッグ, Dokutā Eggu), a demonstrator of the toyline Ultra-E.G..

History[]

Ultraman Nice[]

In a world where Ultraman is nothing more than a television series, a hero by the name of Ultraman Nice was active. Much like the characters in the shows, Nice defended humans from Alien Zagon and his trio of monsters. Taking on the host of Ginga Yumeboshi, the vice-captain of GOKAZOKU, he was called into action when Ginga eats a piece of chocolate from his Nice Dreamer wrist band. While physically weaker then his peers, he often is able to defeat his enemies in a pinch. Nice continued to do his best to defend the city alongside GOKUZOKU for the sake of newly released Ultraman toys and merchandise.

Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad[]

With the looming threat of The Kingdom becoming larger, Nice, alongside Ultraman Zearth and Ultraman Boy, trained at the Ultra Colosseum together. Nice and Zearth practiced fighting together, but Nice became annoyed after Zearth messed up their routine. The two began squabbling, which escalated to the point where the two simultaneously punched each other in the face. Ultrawoman Grigio broke up the argument and came to heal them, before the three introduced themselves to Grigio. They then went over to the Monster Graveyard, where Boy had something rare to show them, which Grigio recognized as a Devil Splinter, making them panic. Gina Spectre then arrived and assaulted them, taking the Devil Splinter from them before Absolute Tartarus arrived with Alien Bat and Reibatos.

Bat then used his recreated Killer Plasma, taken from the data of Ultra Dark-Killer, to create Ultrawoman Grigio Darkness, who defeated the authentic Grigio in battle. However, Zearth, Nice and Boy help Grigio and encourage her to keep fighting, giving Grigio the determination to finish off her dark copy. The three of them then fight Reibatos until the New Generation Heroes arrive.

They shield Grigio when Gua Spectre reemerges in a new perfect form and attacks everyone, having been revived by forcing Mold and Juda's souls into Gina. After the New Generation Heroes defeated Gua, everyone returned to the Land of Light to continue training. Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad

Profile[]

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Ultraman Nice


Dr EG

Dr. E.G.


Stats[2][]

  • Height: 39 m
  • Weight: 39,000 t
  • Age: 10,390 years old
  • Home World: Planet TOY-1
  • Maximum Flight Speed: Mach 3.9
  • Maximum Running Speed: 390 km/h
  • Maximum Underwater Speed: N/A
  • Maximum Underground Speed: 39 km/h
  • Maximum Jumping Height: 390 m
  • Arm Strength: 78,000 t
  • Grip Strength: 39,000 t
  • Time Limit: 1 minute

Transformation[]

  • Nice Dreamer: A wristwatch-type container full of chocolates. Ginga Yumeboshi eats one of the candies from inside the container to transform into Ultraman Nice. First after eating the chocolate he will spin and transform into Nice, then grow to giant size.

Weapons[]

  • E.G. Scanner: As Dr. E.G., Nice had the weapon and used it in conjunction with any E.G. toys to fire energy blasts which contain similar powers to the loaded E.G.

Techniques[]

Special[]

  • Very Nice Beam: Nice's signature weapon. Nice forms his arms in the shape of an "X" and tilts his head to the left before firing a powerful, rainbow-colored ray from his arms. It can destroy monsters in one blow.
    • Millennium Cross: An enhanced form of the Very Nice Beam, Ultraman Nice can charge the Millennium Cross to completely obliterate whatever is in his way.
  • Millennium Shot: When needed, Ultraman Nice can fire arrow-shaped blasts of energy from his hand that can cause small explosions.

Physical[]

  • Pu-Pu-Punch: A weak punch. Used against Alien Zagon.
    • Pu-Pu-Pu-Punch: A stronger rapid-punch from right and left fists. Used against Momo Zagon.
  • Ki-Ki-Kick: A roundhouse kick. Used against Momo Zagon but failed against Tabu Zagon.
  • Pa-Pa-Patt: A headbutt attack.
  • Cho-Cho-Chop: A karate chop.
  • Ju-Ju-Jump: A high jump for initiating Millennium Kick.
  • A-ta-tack: After jumping, Nice used this attack to unleash a brute force on the enemy.
  • Millennium Kick: Ultraman Nice jumps up in the air and jump-kicks his opponent. A technique he uses on Tabu Zagon.

Other Media[]

Ultra-E.G.[]

In the future, humans had began to gain control of Ultra-E.G. monsters that originally Ultra Kaijus that trapped into egg-like toys by an unknown force. In response to this Dr. E.G., the head of Ultra-E.G. researchers appeared and planned to conduct further studies on these Ultra-E.G.s. He stubbornly denied his true identity as Nice, though in Tsuburaya All Monster Photobook does confirm his identity.

Merchandise[]

Ultra Hero Series[]

UHS-1998-35-Ultraman-Nice

Photos courtesy of Monsters-Empire

  • UltramanNice[sic] (Ultra Hero Series, 1999)
    • Release Date: 1998
    • Price: 600 yen
    • ID Number: 35
    • JAN/ISBN: 4902425748092
    • Materials: ATBC-PVC
Ultra Hero Series Ultraman Nice is 16.5cm soft vinyl figure based on the titular character, and he features 3 points of articulation on the arms and waist. Molded in red ATBC-PVC soft vinyl, Nice features silver, and some white (eyes), gold (color timer), and metallic blue (head and timer crystal)
The photo on the rear packaging depicts him fighting against Momo Zagon.


UHS-2000-Nice
  • Ultraman Nice (Ultra Hero Series, 1999)
    • Release Date: 2000
    • ID Number: 29
    • Price: 700 yen
    • JAN/ISBN: 4902425768236
    • Materials: ATBC-PVC
In 2000, the 1998 UHS Ultraman Nice mold is re-released for this lineup, featuring a minor change on the eyes, which is now painted in yellow-and-white gradient to evoke his light-up eyes.
The photo on the rear packaging and the data card now depicts the Ultra fighting against Alien Zagon.


UHS-SP-Nice
  • Ultraman Nice (Clear Red Lamé Ver.) (M-78 Event exclusive, 2013)
    • Release Date: October 22, 2012
    • ID Number: SP
    • Materials: PVC
A Clear Red glitter redeco of the UHS Nice figure, the toy was made as an M-78 Event exclusive and as one of the items for Tsuburaya's flagship stores in Japan.
The notable differences of the figure is the eye is painted in light cream color (similar to the 2009 Ultra Hero Series toys).


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    Dr. E.G. toy

    Dr. E.G. (Soft Vinyl Figure, 2013)
    • Release Date: TBA
A 14 cm not-for-sale Bandai soft vinyl figure, which was based on Ultraman Nice's alter ego: Dr. E.G. Similar to the Ultra Hero 500 figures, the left side of the foot contains a scanning sticker for the Egg Scanner to scan (sold separately, of course.). Due to the toy's interactivity, it can be used with the Ginga Spark.


Ultraman Heroes (2000)[]

  • Ultraman Heroes (2000)
    • Release Date: 200
    • Price: 100 yen per box
    • JAN/ISBN: TBA
    • Materials: ATBC-PVC
Released as part of the one-shot "Ultraman Heroes" line, Ultraman Nice is released as an 8cm soft vinyl figure.
Boxes that comes with the character includes the toy.


Ultra Hero 500[]

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  • Ultraman Nice (Ultra Hero 500, 2013)
    • Release Date: October 12, 2013
    • ID Number: 22
    • Price: 600 yen
    • JAN/ISBN: 4543112841056
    • Materials: PVC
A smaller figure version of the Ultra, Ultra Hero 500 Ultraman Nice and he also features Live Sign stamp under his left foot, which can be scanned with the Ginga Spark, and it unlocks one of the spark's sound effects: "Ultlive! Ultraman Nice! (Nice! x3)". If the trigger is pulled to reveal Ginga's face, Ultraman's Transformation sound effect is played. If scanned with the DX Dark Spark, it does not open the Device's face hatch.
Like most of the figures in this line, Several of Nice's details are omitted, mainly on the back section.
In 2016, Ultraman Nice is re-released under the "Ultra Hero Series" re-branding, lacking the live sign.


Super Sofubi Battle Series[]

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  • Ultraman Nice and Booska (2-pack, 2020)
    • Release Date: 2020
    • Series Number: 15
    • Materials: PVC
The Ultra Hero 500/Series (2016) Ultraman Nice was released by Bandai China with the and Ultra Monster Series Booska.


Gallery[]

Concept Art[]

Ultraman Nice[]

New Century Ultraman Legend[]

Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad[]

Miscellaneous[]

Trivia[]

  • He is the only Ultra whose human host eats something to transform.
    • This would imply that when his human host finished all his chocolate in the Nice Dreamer, he will not be able to transform anymore.
      • Unless, of course, his Nice Dreamer magically refills with chocolate when he runs out.
  • Nice is the second parody Ultra, with Zearth being the first.
  • Ultraman Nice has the shortest time limit, being only 1 minute.
  • Ultraman Nice's Color Timer sounds are modified from Ultraman Agul's Color Timer.
  • His human host, Ginga Yumeboshi's favorite Ultra is Ultraman Tiga. As Ultraman Nice, some of his fighting skills were inspired by the aforementioned Ultraman himself.
  • Ultraman Nice's alter ego, Dr. E.G. always objects when people identify him as Nice. Though he is confirmed to be Nice as seen in Tsuburaya All Monster Photobook.
  • His antics on the stage shows usually end up getting him in heaps of trouble, or even thrown off the stage by other Ultras such as Ultraman and Ultraman Zero.
  • Ultraman Nice is the first Ultra not to be from Earth to have a human family with a woman named Akimi as his wife, a daughter named Cosmo, and a son called Mirai. Despite this, none of them know of his true identity and it's also unknown if Cosmo and Mirai are his biological children or if they were adopted.
  • Ultraman Nice and Ultraman Zearth are often paired with each other in the Ultraman Land stage shows, even forming a comedy team.
    • He constantly tries to get stage shows about himself, but when he does, he messes them up completely.
    • He is usually seen with his friends, Pigmon who he called Pig-chan, and whoever the Narrator is for the stage show.

References[]


Ultras
Showa Ultras Ultraman | Zoffy | Ultraseven | Ultraman Jack | Ultraman Ace | Ultraman Taro | Ultraman Leo | Astra | Ultraman Joneus | Ultraman 80 | Ultraman Scott | Ultraman Chuck | Ultrawoman Beth | Andro Melos
Heisei Ultras Ultraman Great | Ultraman Powered | Ultraman Zearth | Ultraman Tiga | Ultraman Dyna | Ultraman Gaia | Ultraman Agul | Ultraman Neos | Ultraseven 21 | Ultraman Cosmos | Ultraman Justice | Ultraman Legend | Ultraman Noa | Ultraman Nexus | Ultraman the Next | Ultraman Max | Ultraman Xenon | Ultraman Mebius | Ultraman Hikari | Ultraman Zero | Ultraman Saga | Ultraman Ginga | Ultraman Victory | Ultraman Gingavictory | Ultraman X | Ultraman Orb | Ultraman Geed | Ultraman Rosso | Ultraman Blu | Ultraman Ruebe | Ultrawoman Grigio | Ultraman Gruebe
Reiwa Ultras Ultraman Taiga | Ultraman Titas | Ultraman Fuma | Ultraman Reiga | Ultraman Z | Ultraman Trigger | Ultraman Regulos | Ultraman Decker | Ultraman Dinas | Ultraman Blazar
Other Ultras Chief of Ultraseven | Father of Ultra | Mother of Ultra | Ultraman King | Elek | Loto | Amia | Ultra People | Warrior of Light | Yullian | Ultraman Kiyotaka | Ultra Nyan | Ultra-Ancient Giants of Light | Tiga's companions | Ultraman Boy | Ultraman Pict | Ultraman Nice | Ultraman Hotto | Ultraman Motto | Ultraman Kitto | Ultraman Robin | Residents of the Land of Light | Ultraman Neko | Ultraman Ribut | Filis | Sora | Trigger Dark
Counterparts Ultraseven (Heisei Ultraseven) | Ultraman (Neo Frontier Space World) | Ultraman (Superior Universe) | Ultraseven (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Jack (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Ace (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Tiga (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Dyna (Superior Universe) | Ultraman Gaia (Superior Universe) | Ultraman (World of the Ultra Flare) | Ultraman Tiga (World of the Ultra Flare) | Ultraman Belial (Parallel Isotope) | Ultraman Tregear (Parallel Isotope) | Ultraman (Marvel) | Ultraseven (Marvel) | Father of Ultra (Marvel) | Ultraman (Shin Ultraman) | Zōffy
Evil Ultras Evil Ultraman Great | Evil Tiga | Camearra | Darramb | Hudra | Chaos Ultraman | Dark Faust | Dark Mephisto | Dark Mephisto (Zwei) | Dark Zagi | Ultraman Belial | Dark Lucifer | Ultraman Zero Darkness | Ultraman Orb Dark | Ultraman Tregear | Ultraman X Darkness | Ultraman Geed Darkness | Ultraman Orb Darkness | Carmeara | Darrgon | Hudram | Evil Trigger | Ultrawoman Grigio Darkness
Fake Ultras Imit-Ultraman | Imit-Ultraseven | Ace Robot | Imit-Astra | Delusion Ultraseven | Imit-Ultraman Joneus | Ultraman Shadow | Imit-Ultraman Dyna | Terranoid | Imit-Ultraman Agul | Imit-Ultraman Gaia | Phantom-Ultraman Agul | Imit-Ultraman Cosmos | Imit-Ultraman Mebius | Imit-Tsurugi | Imit-Ultraman Mebius | Darklops Zero | Darklops | Imit-Ultraman (SR) | Imit-Zoffy (SR) | Imit-Ultraman Jack (SR) | Imit-Ultraman Ace (SR) | Illusion Ultraman Zero | Imit-Mother of Ultra | Imit-Ultraman Orb | Imit-Ultraman Belial | Ultroid Zero
Video Game Ultras Chaosroids | Dark Killer First | Dark Killer Zoffy | Dark Killer Seven | Dark Killer Jack | Dark Killer Ace
Stage Show Ultras Imit-Ultrasevens | Robot Ultraman Mebius | Android Ultraman | Voice | Zora | Imit-Ultraman Leo (SR) | Lara | Fake Ultraman Dyna | Ultraman Geist | Ultraseven Geist | Ultraman Leo Dark | Astra Dark | Peony | Marie | Geed's Brothers | Tiga Dark (clone) | Ultraman Dyna (Parallel Isotope)
Manga Ultras Melos | Fightas | Ultraman Elf | Ultra Council Elders | Ultra-Ninja Squad | Ultra Wolf | Ultraman Jack (Ultra Brothers Story) | Ultraman Jupiter | W87 Ultra Beings | Thunder Arrow | Ultraman Red | Wuleian | Caesar | Ultraman Yuta | Tran | Tran's Mother | Prometheus | The Elder | Ultraman Cruz | Ultraman Krod | Ultraman Great (G manga) | Ultraman (THE FIRST) | Ultraman Tiga (Dark Horse Manga) | Zoffy (Story 0) | Ultraseven (Story 0) | Ultraman (Story 0) | Ace (Story 0) | Jack (Story 0) | Leo (Story 0) | Astra (Story 0) | Taro (Story 0) | Gorian | Zarge | Drew | Colorless | Flare | Rutia | Alphone | Arus | Acura | Remodeled Ultras | Aura | Ultraman (ULTRAMAN)
Novel Ultras Jeanne | Amur | Dark Zagi (Ultraman F) | Ultraman F | Ultraman Dual | Navigale | Ultra Saint Tear
Another Genesis Giants Blast | Ultraman | Ultraseven | Belial | Jack | Ace | Taro | Luna and Corona | Tiga | Jean-Bot | Father Burai | Glenfire | Mirror Master | Leo | King
Outlaw Ultras Ultraman Millennium | Ultraman Elite | Dark Ultraman | Ultraman (Dragon Force)
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