Characters / Ultra Q

Humans

Jun Manjome

Played by: Kenji Sahara

A pilot for Hoishikawa Air Service and amateur science-fiction author, Jun leads the group in their investigations on the monstrous and paranormal occurrences that happen around Japan every episode.

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• Ace Pilot: He does get to show off his aviation skills on occasion.
• Dub Name Change: Known as Jim in the dub.

Yuriko Edogawa

Played by: Hiroko Sakurai

The sole female member of the group, Yuriko is an ambitious young reporter and photographer for the Daily News who often comes to get the scoop on monster appearances.

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• Intrepid Reporter: Tends to get herself involved in the Monster of the Week stories because of this.

Ippei Togawa

Played by: Yasuhiko Saijou

Jun's aviation partner and loyal companion in their encounters with monsters, aliens, and weirdness. He primarily serves as comic relief, but can be quite clever as well.

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• Dub Name Change: In the dub, he's instead referred to by the nickname of Happy.
• Plucky Comic Relief: He's much more comedic in nature than the other characters, especially for a Sci-Fi Horror series.

Professor Ichinotani

Played by: Ureo Egawa

A world-renowned scientist who shows up from time to time to give theories, explanations, and advice related to the Monsters of the Week. According to later material, he was also the founder of Science Patrol.

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• Demoted to Extra: His appearances grow less frequent and his role diminishes as the series goes on.
• The Professor: He's often referred as such for short, particularly in the dub.

Monsters, Aliens, and Weirdness

Gomess

Subtitles: Ancient Monster

First Appearance: Defeat Gomess!

The very first monster in the Ultra Series, created by modifying a Godzilla suit. Gomess is a prehistoric beast that is the mortal enemy of Litra accidentally awoken by miners.

Gomess' highly privileged status as the first of many monsters in the Ultra Series to come has earned it a number of reappearances in other series battling Ultra heroes.

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• Archenemy: Of Litra, as the two are destined to battle each other.
• Badass Normal: Gomess may not have any flashy powers like many later Ultra monsters, but that doesn't stop him from being able to stand toe on toe with many other Ultra monsters and heroes.
• Breakout Villain: The very special title of being the first of many, many monsters has made Gomess into a popular choice for TsuPro when they want to recycle kaiju, meaning Gomess has faced Ultramen several times.
• Eye Scream: During the penultimate battle against Litra, Gomess gets Litra's beak stabbed through its left eye.
• Mighty Glacier: In contrast with the small and swift Litra.
• Not Zilla: Well, he is created from a repurposed Godzilla suit (specifically the one used in Mothra vs. Godzilla).
• Panthera Awesome: While not obvious at first glance, Gomess' design is based on the famous Okinawan lion-dogs known as shisa. See here.
• Prehistoric Monster: Gomess had been slumbering beneath the earth for millions of years, reawakening when awoken by careless miners.
• Tail Slap: Tends to use his tail in battle.
• Tunnel King: A powerful burrower and likes to hide beneath the earth until disturbed.

Litra

Subtitles: Prehistoric Bird

First Appearance: Defeat Gomess!

An ancient phoenix-like monster that is the mortal enemy of Gomess, but far less violent in nature and created with the flying Rodan prop from Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster.

Litra would later play a major role in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle as one of the main heroic monsters in that series, albeit brought to life entirely with CGI instead. But that has been the bird's only reappearance so far.

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• Archenemy: Of Gomess, whom she is prophesied to battle to the death in ancient legend.
• Benevolent Monsters: Unlike the violent and brutish Gomess, Litra is a peaceful and benevolent monster that seeks to protect humans from Gomess' rampage.
• Breakout Character: While she doesn't reappear as often as Gomess, Litra proved popular enough that she reappeared as one of the main heroic kaiju of Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle, complete with fighting alongside Ultraman, Ultraseven, Ultraman Mebius, and Gomora in Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends
• Breath Weapon: She breathes fire, but can also spit stream of acid called the Citronella Beam at the cost of her own life.
• Cast from Hit Points: Her Citronella Beam costs her own life to use, so she only saves it for the most desperate situations.
• David vs. Goliath: Being barely a quarter of Gomess' size, Litra is the David that relies on her speed instead of strength.
• Fragile Flyer: In contrast with the hulking and brutish Gomess, Litra can barely put up a fight in their final confrontation, at least until she manages to ram her beak into Gomess' left eye. Litra does have a ranged attack called the Citronella Beam which allows her an advantage over Gomess, but that attack turns out to be Cast from Hit Points — after Gomess dies, Litra succumbs from using the beam far too many times as well.
• Gentle Giant: Lita is a peaceful creature that opposes any violent and destructive monsters that attack humanity.
• Giant Flyer: She's not as gigantic as most other Ultra monsters, but Litra is still a really big bird by anyone's standards.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Dies after using her Citronella Acid to kill Gomess.
• The Phoenix: Modelled after the phoenix, though with heavy amount of peacock thrown in for a good measure.

Goro

Subtitles: Giant Monkey

First Appearance: Goro and Goroh

A monkey transformed into a kaiju by the drug Helypron Crystal G. It befriends a man named Goroh shortly after the incident, but its recklessness would cause trouble. It was created from the King Kong suit of King Kong vs. Godzilla.

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• Berserk Button: Goro is a perfectly peaceful creature so long as you don't hurt his human friend.
• Mischief-Making Monkey: Although now standing 50 meters tall, Goro still gets into the same kinds of shenanigans that normal-sized monkeys get into.
• Non-Malicious Monster: Goro is mainly a peaceful kaiju who normally only causes a lot havoc with its size and mischievousness.
• Trademark Favorite Food: He loves milk and ends up causing a lot of trouble as he starts taking milk delivery trucks and guzzling them clean. The JSDF even employs a giant canister of tranquilizer-laced milk to try stop the monster.

Namegon

Subtitles: Mars Monster

First Appearance: The Gift from Space

Two monsters from Mars that hatch from mysterious golden orbs that fall to Earth along with a spaceship sent to the Red Planet.

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• Eye Beams: Namegon can shoot lasers that can kill a man on contact, but lack explosive force.
• Meaningful Name: Derived from "Namekuji", which is Japanese for "slug".
• Salt Solution: It's main weakness.
• Weaksauce Weakness: The first Namegon is killed when it falls into the ocean, dissolving from the salt in the water.

Juran

Subtitles:Giant Plant

First Appearance: Mammoth Flower

A gigantic flower that grew in the middle of Tokyo, wreaking havoc with its bloodsucking vines. It also makes a brief reappearance in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle where it battles Litra.

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• Foul Flower: It's a gigantic flower with bloodsucking vines.
• Monumental Damage: Juran's roots smash through numerous buildings around Tokyo, including the Imperial Palace.
• No Name Given: It was only known as the Mammoth Flower in its appearance, only being named in supplementary sources later on.
• Poisonous Person: Juran can spray poisonous pollen from its center everywhere.
• Towering Flower: At 100 meters in height, Juran towers over the buildings of 1966 Tokyo.

Peguila

Subtitles:Freezing Monster

First Appearance: Peguila is Here!

A monster discovered in Antarctic ice by Japanese scientists that then makes its way to Japan, freezing everything in its path.

Peguila has made various small cameos in other series since then, but is more notable for being the first Ultra monster to make a reappearance, as it returns in the show's fourteenth episode "Tokyo Ice Age".

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• Breakout Villain: Sort of. Peguila is considered to be one of the most iconic Ultra Q kaiju, but the majority of its appearances in other series are just small cameos. It wouldn't even get a chance to fight an Ultraman onscreen until Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes, over fifty years after the monster's first appearance.
• Breath Weapon: Peguila can breathe freezing mist capable of turning Tokyo into ice.
• Giant Flyer: Soars all the way from Antarctica to Japan.
• An Ice Person: Its subtitle is "Freezing Monster".
• Kryptonite Factor: Peguila's only weakness is Pegimin H, a chemical that exists in only a certain species of polar moss.
• Mix-and-Match Critters: Peguila's design is meant to be a hybrid of a walrus and a bat.
• Smoke Out: Can produce a black smoke from its body that allows it to flee without being spotted if needed.

Gameron

Subtitles: Large Turtle

First Appearance: Grow Up, Little Turtle!

A turtle transformed into a flying giant by a boy named Taro. It brings him to the undersea palace of Ryujin, the Japanese god of the sea.

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• Expy: The year before Ultra Q debuted, Japan had created another giant flying "Gamer-" turtle...
• Intangibility: Gameron can phase through walls at will, granting the ability to anyone riding it as well.

Kai Dragon

Subtitles: Ten Thousand Snake Monster

First Appearance: Grow Up, Little Turtle!

A dragon that briefly appears to battle Gameron. It is mainly notable for being a repurposed Manda.

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• Breath Weapon: Breathes fire.
• Diabolus ex Nihilo: The whole episode is rather bizarre, but the Kai Dragon brings things up a notch as Oto-hime creates it from a rocket she rides to fight Gameron, only to vanish after the fight finishes a few minutes later.
• Our Dragons Are Different: Like Manda, the Kai Dragon is based on traditional Japanese dragons.
• We Hardly Knew Ye: Only appears for one very quick scene where it kills Gameron and then vanishes once the deed is done.

Oto-hime

Subtitles: Dragon King Castle People

First Appearance: Grow Up, Little Turtle!

Played by: Aiko Tateishi

The daughter of Ryujin and princess of the seas.

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• Reality Warper: She's shown doing things like summoning a swing, teleporting Taro onto said swing, and turning a rocket into the Kai Dragon. Justified as it was All Just a Dream from Taro.
• The Trickster: She mainly just uses her powers to annoy Taro and make havoc with him, yet also rescuing him when he almost drowns and fixing his clothes when the Kai Dragon burns them.

Gorgos

Subtitles: Rock Monster

First Appearance: S.O.S. Mount Fuji

A Rock Monster that awakens from an ancient meteor and rampages about Mount Fuji.

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• Achilles' Heel: Gorgos' life is powered by a glowing core inside its body. If the core is somehow extracted from the monster or destroyed, Gorgos dies.
• Breath Weapon: Can breathe superheated steam.
• No Name Given: In his debut appearance, he's only called the Rock Monster. "Gorgos" was only created much later.
• Pulling Themselves Together: Construction workers initially encounter it in the form of a boulder on a road, so they dynamite it. However, Gorgos' core regathers the pieces to recreate Gorgos.
• Rock Monster: Gorgos came to Earth from a meteorite that crashlanded at Mt. Fuji.

Mongler

Subtitles: Mole Monster

First Appearance: Terror of the Sweet Honey

A mole transformed into a giant by consuming Dr. Kimura's growth serum Honey Zelion.

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• Kill It with Fire: The JSDF finishes off Mongler by dynamiting a volcano to create an eruption that engulfs the giant mole in lava (done via Stock Footage from Rodan).
• Spell My Name With An S: Also called Mongular.
• Tunnel King: Since Mongler is just a giant mole, the JSDF spends a good amount of time trying to figure out how to lure the monster to the surface.

Baron Tarantula

Subtitles: Large Spider

First Appearance: Spider Baron

A pair of giant tarantulas that lair in a house supposedly haunted by a spider-studying scientist and his daughter.

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• Giant Spider: It is left vague whether the two Baron Tarantulas are a pair of abnormally large spiders collected from a remote part of the world by the scientist or the reincarnated forms of the scientist and daughter who allegedly haunt the mansion.
• Haunted House: The Baron Tarantulas' lair is a classic western-style mansion located in a swamp. Naturally, Jun and company have to spend the night there.

M1

Subtitles: Artificial Life Form

First Appearance: The Underground Super Express Goes West

Voiced by: Masao Nakasone

An artificial lifeform that escapes from containment during the maiden voyage of the super express train Inazuma. M1 also made reappearances in Ultraman X and Ultraman Z as well as a cameo in Ultraman Blazar as an illusion conjured up by the monster Mogusion.

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• Blob Monster: Its normal state is a mass of cellular jelly, but when it escapes from containment, M1 rapidly evolves into a gorilla-like creature.
• Non-Malicious Monster: Although M1 is a peaceful creature, he causes a lot of havoc on the train with his presence as it terrifies passengers and crew and also messes with the train's controls.

Balloonga

Subtitles: Balloon Monster

First Appearance: Balloonga

An alien lifeform from Saturn that rapidly expands when exposed to energy.

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• Energy Absorption: Feeds on any form of energy (such as electricity, but it even consumes energy produced by missiles and a typhoon), allowing it to rapidly expand, and theoretically, it can do this ad infinitum.
• Living Gasbag: It's a rapidly expanding balloon-like monster from Saturn that ends up on Earth when it latches on to a rocket returning from the ringed planet.
• Meaningful Name: It's a Living Gasbag named Balloonga.

Larugeus

Subtitles: Ancient Monster Bird

First Appearance: I Saw a Bird

A mysterious bird that possesses the ability to change size.

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• Big Eater: The first evidence of its existence is when all the animals at a zoo go missing and the injured zookeeper says "I saw a bird".
• Meaningful Name: Larugeus' name is mutation of "large", which is what the bird can make itself.
• Prehistoric Monster: Professor Ichinotani explains that Larugeus' species has been extinct since the Ice Age.
• Sizeshifter: Larugeus' normal form is only the size of a finch, but it can make itself as tall as 50 meters if it is hungry or enraged. However this fact is not revealed to either the audience or the cast until the end of the story.

Garamon

Subtitles: Meteorite Monster

First Appearance: Garadama

An alien robot sent by mysterious invaders in a meteorite made from an alien substance called Tilsonite. Two more later appear when the same aliens try world domination again.

Garamon is considered to be a very iconic monster and has been homaged in other entries of the Ultra Series like Ultra Q Dark Fantasy. However, up until 2023's Ultraman Blazar, it didn't make any reappearances, likely due to how the costume was repurposed as the equally iconic but friendly Pigmon.

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• Applied Phlebotinum: The Tilsonite meteor, dubbed "Garadama" by the characters. The rock acts as Garamon's brain and programs the robot monster to do as the aliens behind it desire. Destroying the meteorite kills Garamon.
• Breakout Villain: Like Peguila, Garamon is a highly iconic Ultra Q kaiju, though it took some time to come back in a mainline installment (until 2023's Ultraman Blazar) due to his identical resemblance to the more popular Pigmon (the only physical difference is their size and a chest badge that Garamon has but Pigmon doesn't).
• Came from the Sky: They always arrive on Earth in the form of meteors.
• Cicadian Rhythm: Makes these noises as it walks, which acts as a subtle hint of the identity of its creators.
• Humongous Mecha: Although he doesn't look like a robot, Garamon is in fact a mechanical monster created by the Cicada People to invade Earth.

Kanegon

Subtitles: Coin Monster

First Appearance: Kanegon's Cocoon

Voiced by: Mitsuko Aso

A monster that eats money. Kanegon is formed from a greedy child who discovers a mysterious cocoon that spits out coins. However, Kanegon must eat a certain value of money every day, or else he will die.

Despite having only a few homages and cameos in other installments of the franchise, Kanegon is one of the most popular and iconic monsters in the Ultra Series, and thus frequently appears in merchandise and promotional material related to the series.

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• Breakout Character: Even though Kanegon barely ever reappears in the Ultra Series, he's up there with the likes of Baltan, Red King, Gomora, and Zetton as among the most recognizable and iconic Ultra monsters in Japan.
• Meaningful Name: "Kane" is Japanese for "money"!
• Non-Malicious Monster: In his desperate search for cash to satisfy his appetite, Kanegon causes a lot of havoc as he scares people, but otherwise has no ill intentions.
• Was Once a Man: Kanegon is the result of a kid becoming transformed by a magical, money-making cocoon when he tried to find the source of the coins inside it.

Cicada Man

Subtitles: Space Phantom

First Appearance: Garamon Strikes Back

Played by: Michio Gina (also human form actor)

A cicada-like alien from the race that sent Garamon to attack Earth, stealing the Tilsonite from the monster's first appearance to control two new Garamons sent to Earth. His species appear in some other Ultra Series, but usually as Cicada Women instead.

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• Breakout Villain: The Cicada People tend to appear a fair bit due to their association with Garamon and Baltan. Though after Ultra Q Dark Fantasy it took while for the male variant to reappear
• Insectoid Aliens: He's from a species of humanoid cicadas native to Planet Q. Incidentally, his species are related to the Ultra series most famous insectoid aliens, the Baltans.
• The Man Behind the Man: His species had sent Garamon to attack Earth in the monster's first appearance, but they don't physically appear until the aliens decide to send two more Garamons to attack.
• Mind over Matter: His weapon of choice is a telekinetic remote control, which he uses to snatch the firearms right from the cops' hands and shoot them with their own guns.
• You Have Failed Me: The one individual is killed by a flying saucer sent by his superiors after the Garamons are killed.

1/8 Humans

Subtitles: None

First Appearance: The 1/8 Project

Humans shrunken to an eighth of their size as part of a strange experiment to miniaturize the Japanese populace called the 1/8 Project.

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• Incredible Shrinking Man: In a plot remarkably reminiscent of Downsizing (made 51 years later), Yuriko learns of a project by the Japanese government to increase urban living space by miniaturizing humans to an eighth of their size. It turns out to be All Just a Dream though.

Pagos

Subtitles: Underground Monster

First Appearance: The Rainbow's Egg

A uranium-eating monster and the first of several Ultra kaiju to be created by borrowing and modifying the Baragon suit from Toho.

Pagos has a history of being shafted from potential reappearances, including Ultraman (where it was replaced with Gabora) and Ultraman Max (where Geronga was used in its stead), but finally returned to the franchise in a two-part episode of Ultraman Taiga.

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• Breakout Character: After returning in Ultraman Taiga 53 years later, Pagos seems to have become this.
• Breath Weapon: Pagos has atomic breath.
• Metal Muncher: Pagos feeds on uranium and spends much of the episode pursuing a uranium capsule dubbed "the Rainbow's Egg".
• Radiation-Induced Superpowers: His uranium diet has granted him atomic powers.
• Taken for Granite: The JSDF destroys Pagos by turning it to stone through chemical missies, causing the monster to shatter afterwards.
• Tunnel King: Like Baragon whom he's based on, Pagos is primarily a burrowing monster.

Kemur-Man

Subtitles: Abduction Phantom

First Appearance: Challenge from the Year 2020

An alien invader who travels from the year 2020 to 1966 to abduct humans.

Kemur has proven to be a very popular alien and, like Gomess, had made several reappearances in the Ultra Series where he gets to battle Ultra heroes.

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• Achilles' Heel: X-Channel Light Rays are harmful to Kemur-Man.
• Age Without Youth: the Kemurians have found a way to expand their lifespan to 500 years but still age at the same a regular rate.
• Alien Abduction: His goal is to abduct humans and bring them back to the future to sustain his life force. Instead of a flying saucer though, he's using Weaponized Teleportation.
• Breakout Villain: Kemur-Man is considered to be among Ultra Q's most iconic monsters due to the eerie nature of his appearance and debut episode. Since he also possesses the ability to change size, he has also battled a few Ultramen, such as Ultraman Ginga.
• Life Imitates Art: In-Universe example. In the episode, Ippei notes that Kemur-Man's story as reported is exactly the same as a science fiction novel called Challenge from the Year 2020, which also deals with an alien that goes to the past to capture humans using teleportation slime as a weapon. Following the novel also allows the characters to discover his weakness.
• Super-Speed: In one iconic scene, Kemur-Man outruns a pursuing police car with this ability.
• Weaponized Teleportation: Kemur's most infamous ability is to spray a purple goop from his antenna that teleports victims to a pocket dimension

Ragon

Subtitles: Undersea Humanoid

First Appearance: The Undersea Humanoid Ragon

A species of aquatic humanoids living off Iwanejima Island. A female individual terrorizes a local fishing village when the townspeople fish out a mysterious object one day.

Ragon is one of the most iconic monsters in Ultra Q and has reappeared in several more Ultra Series, most notably the original Ultraman, making it the first Ultra monster to reappear in a different series.

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• Breakout Villain: Ragon is one of the most well-known monsters in the show and ended up becoming the first monster to reappear in another series when a male mutated into a giant by an atomic bomb battled the original Ultraman.
• Ear Fins: The Ragons have fins in place of their ears, to complete the "Black Lagoon Creature" look.
• Fish People: The resemblance to the Creature from the Black Lagoon has been noted by western fans.
• Monster Is a Mommy: The Ragon had been attacking the village because the item that the fishermen had discovered was actually the monster's egg.
• Music Soothes the Savage Beast: An enraged Ragon is always calmed down by music, with the individual running amok in the fishing village being briefly distracted by a transistor radio when it attacks the characters.
• Non-Mammalian Mammaries: Despite being Fish People, the female has visible breasts.
• Our Mermaids Are Different: The Ragons were known in the legends of the Iwanejima fishermen as a race of reclusive half-fish, half-human creatures from the bottom of the sea.

Bostang

Subtitles: Space Stingray

First Appearance: Space Directive M774

A stingray-like monster sent to Earth by alien invaders to destroy human civilization.

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• Giant Flyer: As a manta ray kaiju, it can both fly and swim.
• Sea Monster: The Keels landed Bostang in the ocean and let the creature go about attacking ships as it pleased.
• Sinister Stingrays: A violent stingray-based kaiju.

Alien Keel

Subtitles: Alien Strategist

First Appearance: Space Directive M774

A mysterious but war-like race of aliens that send Bostang to attack Earth. An individual of the species named Grande also appears as a major character in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle NEO.

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• Archenemy: Of the Alien Ruperts, whose homeworld they had devastated in a previous conquest.
• Human Aliens: Revealed to be such in Ultra Galaxy. Even then, they usually prefer to wear concealing helmets that make them appear more alien.
• Invisible Aliens: Until Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle NEO, they never made a physical appearance.
• The Man Behind the Man: They are directing Bostang to attack ships on Earth as part of their galactic conquest, as Zemi explains.

Alien Ruperts Zemi

Subtitles: none

First Appearance: Space Directive M774

Played by: Keiko Mizuki

An alien who comes to Earth to warn them of Bostang's attack, as the Keels had destroyed her homeworld prior to attacking Earth.

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• Aliens Among Us: As she reveals at the end of the episode.
• Human Aliens: Although she only ever appears in a human-like form, she states that it is merely a disguise. She also claims at the end of the episode that others of her kind live amongst humanity in similar form.

Giant Kohji

Subtitles: Transformed Human

First Appearance: Metamorphosis

Played by: Kozo Nomura

A scientist named Kohji who is mutated into a giant by the mysterious Morpho Butterflies he was studying.

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• Brainwashed and Crazy: Being infected by the powder of the Morpho Butterflies has turned Kohji into a mindless, hulking brute with no memory of his former life. He gets better.

Morpho Butterfly

Subtitles: Huge Butterfly

First Appearance: Metamorphosis

A large species of butterfly from the Amazon Jungle that create a powder that enlarges other creatures into gigantic, mindless versions of themselves.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: While not as gigantic as many later insects, a butterfly with a 2 meter wingspan is nothing to sneeze at.
• Butterfly of Transformation: Literally. These are butterflies that turn other creatures into giant monsters.
• Punny Name: "Morpho" is a play on their ability to morph other creatures into giants, as well as a genus of butterflies from South America.

Sudar

Subtitles: Giant Octopus

First Appearance: Fury of the South Sea

A gigantic octopus that terrorizes the oceans around Compass Island in the South Pacific, where the natives worship it as an angry god. It was created using the Giant Octopus puppet used in King Kong vs. Godzilla and later War of the Gargantuas.

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• Giant Squid: Octopus actually, but a cephalopod with a 100-meter body and 200-meter tentacles is still nothing to be sneezed at.
• Sea Monster: The natives of Compass Island are terrified of Sudar and try to appease it with sacrifices of those who break their laws, as well as suspicious foreigners.

Goga

Subtitles: Shellfish Monster

First Appearance: The Idol of Goga

A snail-like monster that destroyed the West Asian civilization of Aranka thousands of years ago, but was sealed away in a statue until thieves accidentally freed it in present-day Tokyo.

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• Eye Beams: Can fire disintegration rays from its eyestalks, even when sealed inside its statue.
• Kill It with Fire: How the JSDF destroys it.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: After devastating Aranka six thousand years ago, Goga was somehow shrunken and imprisoned inside a statue by the Arankans. However, the statue is also cursed to release Goga if it is ever desecrated. Then some thieves steal it from its museum display...
• This Is a Drill: The monster's shell can act as a backwards-facing drill.

Lily

Subtitles: Demon Child

First Appearance: The Devil Child

Played by: Noriko Sakabe

A little girl who is split into a good body and an evil spirit every night as a result of a strange performance by a magician named Akanuma going wrong.

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• Astral Projection: Lily is just an ordinary little girl, but after being used as a volunteer for Akanuma's spirit-body separation trick, she ends up with the ability to separate into a good physical form and evil spirit form every night when the magician's trick proves to be less temporary than anticipated.
• Creepy Child: The evil half of Lily, complete with an eerie laugh.
• Evil Laugh: Lily's evil side has one. It's that of the Matango modified to sound like a little girl.
• Evil Twin: Lily's spirit. She even tries to lure her good twin into getting hit by a train!

Peter

Subtitles: Deep Sea Monster

First Appearance: Blazing Victory

The pet lizard of celebrity boxer "Dynamite" Joe Akikawa, who is very protective of the creature as it is able to predict the outcome of every boxing match he participates in.

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• Combat Clairvoyance: Peter possesses the ability to predict the future and communicate it to his owner, which Dynamite Joe keeps a secret from the public. But when Peter predicts that he will lose the world championship, Joe goes into hiding.
• Sizeshifter: Variation. Peter is normally the size of a normal lizard, but can only maintain his size if in water. On land, his size increases to that of a human, and when exposed to intense heat, he can reach a height of 30 meters.

Todola

Subtitles: Four-dimensional Monster

First Appearance: The Disappearance of Flight 206

A walrus-like monster that dwells in another dimension and traps planes within the realm through a massive cloud of supernatural turbulence. It was created by recycling the costume for Toho's walrus kaiju Maguma from the disaster movie Gorath.

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• Phantom Zone: Todola's primary power is to create a cloud-like vortex that engulfs airplanes and transports them to its world, an endless zone of mist-covered ground full of ruined planes.
• Wily Walrus: In this case, one from a pocket dimension that captures planes for it to attack.

Train of the Vary Dimension

Subtitles: None

First Appearance: Open Up!

A mysterious flying train purported to take people to the Vary Dimension, an alternate dimension where its Earth is free from the stresses and hassles of modern life. However, those who choose to return home are left forever psychologically damaged by their experience, as they cannot return to their old lives after enjoying the advancements of the Vary Dimension.

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• Cool Train: Modelled after the Odakyu 3100 Electric Train.
• Not-So-Imaginary Friend: As the characters discover, the story of the Vary Dimension and its train were originally written by a science fiction writer named Kenji Tomono. When the cast investigate, they discover his last writing: a letter saying he has taken the train...
• Wagon Train to the Stars: It's a spaceship shaped like a train, and can travel into an alternate dimension.

From the Movie

Characters from Ultra Q The Movie: Legend of the Stars.

Wadatuzin

Subtitle: None

Alien Form

As a human, played by a pre-Ultraman Tiga Mio Takaki

• Ancient Astronauts: She arrived in the Yayoi period, and uses her immortality to educate the then-primitive humans about the importance of environmental preservation, becoming worshipped as a nature goddess in the process.
• Kill It with Water: Her specialty, where she can manipulate water into becoming rock-solid projectiles and use the water bullets to kill her victims.
• Lady in Red: Her human form.
• Living Statue: Another form she displayed is as a dogu statue. In this form she can fire Eye Beams.
• Really 700 Years Old: She's stated to have existed since the Yayoi period.
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: The various land developers and CEOs she killed are involved in a large-scale city development project, which she intends to prevent in order to preserve the environment, and her unleashing Nagira to go on wide-scale rampages is to warn humans of far worse consequences to come if they fail to embrace mother nature.

Nagira

Subtitle: Ancient God-beast

• Breath Weapon: Can fire an energy blast from its mouth, which it used to wipe out a coastal city.
• Monster Delay: Firstly, the tail. Then some horns, and maybe a quick glimpse of its head. Then a silohoutte before finally showing the monster in all its glory.
• Pet Monstrosity: The kaiju servant to Wadatuzin.
• Tail Slap: In its first onscreen appearance, Nagira doesn't completely appear to the audience, instead only sticking out its tail which it then uses to lash out at buildings in a construction site.
• Tunnel King: Is capable of travelling underground by digging.

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