List of Ultraman Orb characters

Gai Kurenai is a mysterious, yet cheerful young adventurer that travels around the Earth for a long time while playing his musical instrument. His true identity is the mysterious warrior , who descended from beyond the outer galaxy to protect the Earth and stop the resurrection of the Lord Monsters. He possesses abilities that are beyond what normal humans are capable of, such as withstanding cold environments for a long time, performing superhuman leaps and displaying the use of ESP to detect objects from beneath the ground. Having lived on Earth for a long time (since 1,800 BC), he has a habit of remarking the past events and nostalgia that seemingly faded in the modern times due to constant development in the human civilization. Sometime in the past, Orb's power was located at the unexplored mountain peak called from distant planet called . Two young warriors, Gai and Juggler and climbed towards the peak and try to obtain its powers. Gai was chosen to be the Warrior of Light and had the powers of Orb bestowed upon him, transforming into an Ultraman he is currently known for. After foiling the invasion of Bezelbs, Gai completed his first mission and embark on a journey to collect all four elements of Orbcalibur. At one point he took a Planet Cobol native Shorty under his wing before the latter died from disarming Juggler's Balloonga Bomb. Gai descended to Earth as part of his mission to prevent Orochi's revival but his ally-turned-adversary Jugglus Juggler follows in suit, unsealing Lord Monsters to collect their cards by having Orb defeated them. As a result, from Orb's battle with Maga-Zetton, Gai lost his true form (designated Orb Origin) and seemingly killing Natasha, a woman he befriended. He eventually made his way to Japan in 2016 and took refuge in the SSP base after befriending its members. After using Thunder Breastar to destroy Orochi, Gai once more suffers from the fear of his own power, which led to Naomi's hospitalization when said form nearly killed her. Once discovering Natasha's survival and Naomi being her descendant, Gai regains faith in himself and his true form after 108 years. During his final battle with Magatano-Orochi, Orb finds himself being unable to deliver any attacks to the monster and was considered defeat. When reverted to his human form, Gai deals with Juggler in his state of mental breakdown and learned that his own rival actually rescued Natasha from Maga-Zetton. This allows Gai to finally giving his respect to Juggler after years of seeing each other as bitter enemies and eventually teaming up to destroy Magatano-Orochi. In aftermath of the battle, Gai left to parts unknown while assuring Naomi that he would return when the time needed. In his early days as Ultraman Orb, Gai transforms solely through the . At that time, Orb is known by the form as , with his red color dominated majority of his body. His main finisher is the . Following the success of his first mission, Orb evolves into , gaining the additional black marking to his body and utilizes the Orbcalibur during combat. This form was originally lost upon destroying Maga-Zetton, but regained it after obtaining a blank card from Natasha's spirit and restoring faith in his own power. While the Orbcalibur is capable of firing each of elemental Calibur attacks separately, Orb Origin's main finisher is the , a power drawn by activating all 4 elemental Caliburs on the Orbcalibur simultaneously, initiated when Gai inserting the smaller Orbcalibur into the Orb Ring and charging it, then pulling a trigger on the sword hilt and spinning the center wheel to fully activate it. This action launches a massive energy beam from the sword, but can also create a citywide explosion when used with full anger. Apart from that, he can also utilize elemental attacks using the Orbcalibur: • : Performed by stabbing the Earth with Orbcalibur, summoning electrical voltages that circle towards the opponent. The Earth element was obtained from Murnau after she escaped in Jewel Planet Cobol. • : A circular flame that shrouds the target with a large circle before eliminating them. The Fire element was obtained from citizens of Planet Ganun Api after foiling Count Orlock and defeating Magma Monster Gora. • : Performed by evaporating the target in a giant whirlpool. The Water element was obtained from Gamakujira's defeat in Water Planet Nuok. • : Performed by conjuring the target in a giant cyclone. The Wind element is the final one to be obtained from Wind Planet Guillermo after an encounter from Juggler, who stole it from the Alien Zartana. After the success of his second mission, Gai obtains the , a legendary device that allows him to utilize and harness their powers. It was mainly used on Earth during Orb's period of losing Orb Origin. Orb can also channel the power of these cards even in human form, as shown when Gai blocked an incoming attack by Alien Zetton Maddock via Ultraman's card. Once his starts blinking, the Fusion Up form begins to break apart so he must end the fight quickly before entering the time limit. After defeating a Lord Monster, Gai would use the Orb Ring to harvest its Maga Crystal and acquire the corresponding Ultra Fusion Card based on the Ultra Warrior that was used to seal the monster. Once a card is acquired, he would store it in his until the time would be needed to use said card. By initiating Fusion Up, Orb can harness the power of two Ultra Warriors at once through his forms: • : Orb's default form, aside from his original Orb Origin form, based on Ultraman and Ultraman Tiga. In this form, Orb relies on energy-based attacks. He is also capable of channeling either Ultraman's various abilities, such as the Ultra Barrier and Ultra Shower, or one of the unique abilities of Tiga's Type Change forms, such as Power Type's strength and Sky Type's speed. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Orb's strength form based on Ultraman Taro and Ultraman Mebius. In this form, Orb is capable of channeling either Taro's acrobatic feats or Mebius Burning Brave's pyrokinetic-based attacks. Orb's finishers in this form are the and . • : Orb's speed form based on Ultraman Jack and Ultraman Zero. In this form, Orb is capable of utilizing teleportation and wielding twin energy boomerang knives known as the , which can also combine into a trident known as the . Orb's finishers with the Orb Slugger Lance are , , and . • : Orb's berserker form based on Zoffy and Ultraman Belial. In this form, Orb's fighting skills revolve around brute strength, reflecting that of a rampant, where he will even use the environments around him to his own advantage, such as tearing off a building and throwing it towards the opponent. Orb's voice and grunts also become distorted due to his savage nature. Originally, Gai was reluctant to use this form due to both his notoriety and Belial's refusal but was given approval in response to Gai's anger over Princess Tamayura's loss by Maga-Orochi. This form also causes Gai to lose control over himself using various means to destroy his opponent and had almost killed both Naomi and a Z-VTOL pilot while fighting against Galactron. This eventually shook his will and had his reputation tarnished until Gai learned to accept his inner darkness, giving him more control over this form and eventually restoring his reputation when shielding the SSP members from Zeppandon's attacks. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Ginga and Ultraman X, Orb gains a body based on futuristic technology known as the which allows him to perform electricity-based attacks. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraseven and Ultraman Zero. Orb's finisher in this form is the . In Ultraman Orb The Movie, Ultraman Orb gain access to a form known as , which uses the aspects of New Generation Ultra Warriors, Ginga, Victory and X. Because of how it uses three component Ultramen instead of two, this form is regarded as . Orb's main weapon is , the device that invokes said transformation, which allows him to perform three finishers; , and . By himself, he can perform flying punch and tapping into his component's own powers, such as Victory's EX Red King Knuckle and a portion of X's Gomora Armor. In Ultraman Geed the Movie, Orb can summon the entirety of Gomora Armor to gain access into cyberspace and rescues Geed from Galactron MK-II's digitization. In addition, the Data Carddass game Ultraman Fusion Fight! also introduced game-exclusive Fusion Up. Alongside the original Fusion Up, Orb retained the original attacks of past Ultra Warriors in addition to newer attacks. • : Based on Ultraman Tiga Sky Type and Ultraman Max, Orb is equipped with both a scarf around his neck known as the and a pair of twin bracers on his arms. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Cosmos and Ultraman X, Orb's fighting skills revolve around agility and speed. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Leo and Ultraman Zero. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Tiga and Ultraman Dyna. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Dyna and Ultraman Belial, Orb is able to use black hole-based attacks. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraseven and Ultraman Ace, Orb is equipped with the . Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Agul and Ultraman Hikari, Orb is equipped with twin energy swords on his arms known as the . Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman and Ultraman Nexus. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Tiga Power Type and Ultraman Dyna Strong Type. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Agul and Ultraman Belial, Orb is equipped with a spear known as the . Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Mebius and Ultraman Ginga, Orb has the ability to generate and use rainbow-colored light swords either as melee weapons or flying drones. Orb's finisher is the . • : Based on Zoffy and Ultraman Hikari. Orb's finisher in this form is the . • : Based on Ultraman Taro and Ultraman Max. Orb's finisher in this form is the . Gai Kurenai is portrayed by . The conception of Gai Kurenai/Ultraman Orb was made by the series' director Kiyotaka Taguchi, based on Dan Moroboshi/Ultraseven from the Ultra Series' second installment Ultraseven. Takao Nakano soon added more fictional wanderer attributes such as Japanese novel Lone Samurai Monjiro, actor Clint Eastwood and Tsunehiko Kamijō's image song, Dareka ga Kaze no Naka de. All this is done under the purpose to "re-invoke the wanderer hero in the 21st century world". Jugglus Juggler is the main antagonist of the series and Gai Kurenai/Ultraman Orb's archenemy. Usually appears as a well-dressed young human male, he is capable of transforming into an armored form called . He is a very emphatic and short-tempered creature who is known to be easily irritated to the point of violently tantrums. Biranki is a character that appeared in Chapters 3, 5-2, and 10 of Ultraman Orb Chronicle. Biranki was once a princess of an unnamed planet that was born with the ability to manipulate monsters. After being imprisoned by her parents due to the danger her power wields, her anger summoned Gango and nearly destroyed the planet before she was removed to Planet 484 by Interstellar Alliance. Ever since she was rescued by Juggler, Biranki falls in love with him, having prophesied his aid in her dream and assisted Juggler in the prison break. After Gai and Shorty neutralised the situation, Biranki was imprisoned again to a different cell, separating from Juggler. Sometime later, Biranki escaped her confinement and went to Earth with the saucer monster Hungler to assist Juggler. After said monster's destruction by Orb, Juggler saved and left Biranki on another planet to avoid her intervention. Biranki's main ability is to manipulate monsters, with her influence even reach other dimensions. Among the examples are: • : An alternate dimension monster manipulated by Biranki into destroying a city, which resulted in her imprisonment in the first place. Gango was summoned again in hopes of assisting her and Juggler in escaping prison. Alongside the freed inmates of Planet 484, Gango participated in a battle against Ultraman Orb but was eliminated by his Orb Ground Calibur. First appeared in episode 11 of Ultraman. • : A monster that accompanied Biranki to Earth in the 1950s to eliminate Ultraman Orb. In hopes of luring Gai, Hungler attacked random ships and airplanes in the region of South America, creating the disappearing incidents called . Orb fought the monster as Spacium Zeperion and it fell into the Coral Beach, creating a tsunami upon impact. First appeared in episode 45 of Ultraman Leo. Light of Orb The is a bluish halo that resided at the Crusader's Peak in Planet O-50. After rejecting Juggler, the halo chooses Gai as the bearer of Ultraman Orb's power and his first mission to stop Psychi and his army of Bezelbs. The ring would later provide Gai with various missions, including the hunt for the crystals making up the Orbcalibur and giving him the Orb Ring to stop the awakening of Maga-Orochi. Outside the events of Ultraman Orb, the Light of Orb has also bestowed selected climbers of Crusader's Peak with their respective powers. Some of these examples include Rosso, Blu, Grigio, Fuma, and Sagittari. Credited as the in Ultraman Orb: The Chronicle, the Light of Orb is voiced by Takahiro Sakurai, who also provides the voice announcements of Orb Ring in Ultraman Orb. ==Main characters of Ultraman Orb==

SSP The is a mysterious phenomenon tracking site which bends on uncovering paranormal events and monster sightings. They usually patrol in the SSP-7 car and is always the place where Shibukawa (and by extent the whole VTL Squad) relies on information when the said group incapable of researching on their own. This group was founded by Naomi Yumeno from her childhood dream of Ultraman Orb fighting against Maga-Zetton, and is also the team's sole breadwinner by engaging in multiple part-time jobs. After Orb as Thunder Breastar endangered both a Z-VTOL pilot and Naomi, VTL labelled the Ultra Warrior as a public enemy until he saved the SSP members during Zeppandon's rampage. ;Members • : The captain of VTL Japan's and Naomi's uncle, being her mother's younger brother-in-law. A godan in Judo and sandan in Karate, he has a strong sense in responsibility and is fearful of Naomi wandering off investigating paranormal cases but does shows some support by notifying the SSP of paranormal activity or visiting them for information. When Orb's public reputation was tarnished, Shibukawa still retained his faith in the Ultra Warrior and was excited when Jetta managed to filmed his actions of saving them. During Magatano-Orochi's rampage, Shibukawa used his position in the group and through SSP's help, he informed the Z-VTOL fleet to attack Magatano-Orochi's weak spot. Ittetsu Shibukawa is portrayed by , • : An intercontinental ballistic missile that was developed by the VTL's headquarter in Paris. Its impact range is estimated to be 10 km radius. This missile was launched towards the Tokyo Tower to stop Magatano-Orochi from awakening under Juggler's own advice but instead it played a pivotal part in the monster's own resurrection. The missile was also prophesied in Magatano-Orochi's awakening in the Pacific Records, symbolized as "an arrow like a bolt that strikes the ground". ==Main characters of The Origin Saga==

War Deity is an ancient war deity in Planet Kanon. Born from the Tree of Life, the War Deity functions as the protector of the Tree of Life from its own sibling, Queen Bezelb. According to the ancient prophecy, their destined encounter would cause the destruction of the universe itself. The War Deity's image is used as the royal insignia of Kanon, both royalty and its soldiers. The War Deity's power was invoked twice by Amate in hopes of peacefully negotiating with the Queen Bezelb. Unfortunately both occasions turned out to be a trap in hopes of using the War Deity as a bomb to spread Kugutsu to the entire universe until the intervention of Orb and other Ultra Warriors saved her. Planet Kanon The characters of the appear exclusively in Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga. The planet itself bears a giant tree called the , which supports all lives on said planet. In the past, the giant tree created both War Deity and the Queen Bezelb as symbols of light and darkness. When the Tree of Life was destroyed by Juggler, another seed on Earth regrows into the same tree, therefore sustaining its life force. The War Deity is voiced by Saki Fukuda, Amate's actress and designed by Jun Takeuchi. ;Royalty • Amate's mother: Amate's unnamed mother and the previous queen of Kanon. She died in a failed attempt to stop Gargorgon through the power of War Deity, prompting her daughter to ask the monster in hopes of peacefully leaving the planet. She is portrayed by . • : The current queen of Planet Kanon who succeeded her mother. Despite her ideal for peace, she also inherited the War Deity's own powers and being the target for both Psychi and Raigo alike. She was spiritually connected to Shohei, a human on Earth that evolved after touching the seed from the Tree of Life. The Queen itself tricked Amate into transforming as the War Deity and almost killed her as a bomb until she was purified by the seed of the Tree of Life. Seeing a broken Psychi, Amate encouraged him to pursue his dreams despite the hardship he would face. Amate is portrayed by . As a child, Amate is portrayed by . ;Kanon's Royal Guard The are guardsmen that protected the planet's royal bloodline, and concurrently the queen Amate herself. • : The captain of Kanon Royal Guards. He has a strong loyalty towards Amate, acts as an older brother figure to her and willingly protected her in a similar manner to Amate's late father. He was framed by Raigo in a staged assassination plot on Amate, causing him to be kidnapped by Psychi before his fellow guardsmen came to his aid. Alongside Ricca, he accompanies Amate to Earth and participated in the final battle against Bezelbs. He is portrayed by . • : A member of Kanon Royal Guards. She is fascinated with Juggler's Serpent-Hearted Way, wanting to learn such swordsmanship and going as far as to address him "master". She loses her life when trying to fight against a man-sized Bezelb with Juggler's own katana, triggering his first transformation into Demon Form. When Ricca's Suzark was about to crash on Earth, Micott's spirit appeared and assisted her partner in steering the ship in a safer crash landing. She is portrayed by . • : Micott's partner. She has a strong faith in her captain Shinra. She is portrayed by ;Kanon Defense Army • : The captain of . Seeing Shinra as an obstacle, Raigo framed him in an assassination plot against Amate to coerce the young queen into the War Deity. He is portrayed by . • : A high-ranking member of Kanon Defense Army, he is always shown beside Raigo. He is portrayed by . ;Mechas • : A spacecraft used by Kanon's Royal Guards and Defense Army. The ship was designed by Masato Inetsuki under the image of Japanese gate Torii. ;Others • : Raigo's pregnant wife. She is portrayed by . ==Main characters of Ultraman Orb Chronicle==

Chapter 2 • : A young boy that lived in poverty in . After Gai caught him stealing, he decided to adopt the boy under his wing as Shorty assisted Gai in his adventures to collect the elements of Orbcalibur. In Chapter 3, Shorty died after disarming Juggler's Balloonga Bomb. His pendant was kept by Gai as a memorial and wears it in the TV series. • : The daughter of the tribe in . Tired of Sirocco's war with the tribe, Saramuni awakened all three water demons that were sealed until Orb interfered and eliminated them after things went out of her control. Chapter 3 • is an organization that imprisoned the galaxy's worst criminals in . Chapter 4 • : A former civilian of that Gai met when he first arrived on Earth in 1,800 BC. She helped Gai in investigating the mysterious cult Magasism before Maga-Tanothor's revival. With Ishtal in ruins, Dana and other survivors had scattered around the Earth. She died of old age, but not before recalling her memories of Ishtal to her relatives and meeting Gai for the last time. Chapter 5 • : The daughter of a royalist, she moved to due to the civil war between the royalist and the revolutionary faction. She met Gai in 1908 while searching for herbs, treating his injuries after sustaining amnesia due to Orb's battle with Super C.O.V.. One month later, Natasha searched for Gai after he went missing and found him as Ultraman Orb himself, fighting Maga-Zetton. After being caught in the crossfire, this caused Orb to launch an all out attack that destroyed the entire forest, causing him to believe that Natasha was killed. In reality, she was rescued and healed by Juggler as she kept searching for Gai afterwards. With the Rupashika civil war approaches, she was forced to move to Japan and finally married a local Japanese man, with her descendants being Naomi and Keiko themselves. She kept a photo of Gai in a matryoshka doll as a memorial, which was soon given to Naomi by Keiko as her good luck charm. During Gai's escape from Zeppandon, her spirit delivered him a blank card that would become his original power after regaining faith on his own strength. Much of her traits, such as witnessing Orb's battle with Maga-Zetton were passed to her descendant Naomi. • : An American agent of who investigate the mystery of Burlesque Triangle with Gai Kurenai in the 1950s. Gai's leather jacket is in fact a memorabilia from said man. ==Other Ultra Warriors==

The refer to past Ultraman from their original series and appearances. Sealers of Lord Monsters In the original series, several of them fought the Lord Monsters in the past and used their powers of Ultra Fusion Cards to seal them. In the present day, the power of these cards can be negated by Monster Cards which blocked their sealing property to reawaken Lord Monsters until Ultraman Orb stops them. He harvested the past Ultra Warriors' powers through the crystals left by destroyed Lord Monsters and added them to his strength. Even if the cards only symbolizes their power, Gai always had the tendency to treat them with great respect. It is also shown that Gai is capable of using the powers of the Ultra Fusion Cards. During the final episode of the original series, they were materialized from their respective cards to assist Orb Origin in his final battle against Magatano-Orochi. Each of Ultra Warriors' Ultra Fusion Card bears different elements represented by a kanji character on their Color Timer, symbolizing their traits and specialties. • : An Ultraman that fought and sealed the Light Lord Monster, Maga-Zetton. His card bears the element . For more of Ultraman's history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman that presumably fought and sealed the Darkness Lord Monster, Maga-Tanothor. His card was already acquired by Gai Kurenai before he would fight Maga-Zetton. (off-screen) His card bears the element . For more of his history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman that fought and sealed the Wind Lord Monster, Maga-Basser. His card was acquired by Gai Kurenai after Orb defeated the sealed Lord Monster. His card bears the element . For more of Mebius' history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman that fought and sealed the Earth Lord Monster, Maga-Grand King. His activities in the past were recorded by the Pacific Records and his Ultra Fusion Card was acquired by Gai Kurenai after Orb defeated the Lord Monster. His card bears the element . For more of Taro's history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman that fought and sealed the Water Lord Monster, Maga-Jappa. His Ultra Fusion Card was acquired by Gai Kurenai after Orb defeated the Lord Monster, bearing the element . For more of his history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman that fought and sealed the Fire Lord Monster, Maga-Pandon. His card bears the element . For more of Ultraman Zero's history and exploits, see here. • : The sealer of Maga-Orochi, his card was destroyed by Ultraman Belial's Ultra Fusion Card in hopes of reawakening the destroyer. The card was recreated by Tamayura for Gai to use it with Belial's card, therefore acquiring the form Thunder Breastar. His card bears the element . In Ultra Fight Orb, he joined Jack and Seven in supporting Orb and Zero against Reibatos' campaign. He is reprised by . Supporting characters in The Origin Saga • : Originally a member of TPC's Super GUTS, he went on travelling in the galaxy after saving his world from the threat of Gransphia. Having sensed a disturbance made by Psychi and his army of Bezelbs, he assisted Ultraman Orb, the Ultra Warrior of that galaxy and asked Musashi/Ultraman Cosmos to support him in the battle. As his alter-ego Ultraman Dyna, he is known for the ability to into any preferred forms, such as and . His role is reprised by . • : A scientist that assisted Gamu/Ultraman Gaia as Agul when fighting against the Radical Destruction Bringer in the past. Fujimiya assisted Gamu again in the fight against Psychi's Bezelbs, and asserted the mad scientist of his twisted ideal for peace. His card appeared at episode 18 of the original series, bearing the element . He is reprised by . Other Supporting Ultra Warriors • : His card bears the element . For more of Ultraman Belial' history and exploits, see here. • : His card bears the element Slash. For more of Ultraseven's history and exploits, see here. • : An Ultraman who was captured by Murnau as one of her space jewels. His card bears the element Light. His voice is reprised by . • : Ginga's partner, who was also captured by Murnau as one of her space jewels. His card bears the element . His voice is reprised by . • : An Ultraman who was separated from his host Daichi after an attack from a mysterious enemy. He inhabited the X Devizer, which landed in the SSP's base while asking for them and Gai/Ultraman Orb for help to relocate Daichi. But while doing so, he was quickly captured by Murnau's followers and turned into a space jewel for her collection. During combat, X is capable of utilizing with the help of his host Daichi. His Fusion Card bears the element . His voice is reprised by . • : Ultraman X's human host, he was separated from them due to a mysterious enemy attack. His role is reprised by . • : An Ultra Warrior from Orb's succeeding series. He was shown at the end of Ultra Fight Orb and decimated Reibatos in an instant. ==Antagonists==

Psychi is an scientist and is the main antagonist of Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga. After grieving over the loss of his parents in a war, Psychi met and was manipulated by the Queen into assisting her with spreading the Kugutsu to the entire universe while seeking the Tree of Life's fruits in hopes of excluding himself from the infection. On Earth, after witnessing the Queen injured as a result of betraying him, Psychi combined with her via Partel into Psyqueen and effectively relieved him from the need of the Tree of Life. Before Psyqueen's destruction, Partel saved him by separating the fusion while Gai highlighted the errors of his ways. Psychi is portrayed by . Partel is voiced by , who is the voice actress for Aki Miyashita/Agira in Kaiju Girls. As the character is her first non-human voice role, Riho expressed her excitement for the role and wished to portray Partel in a more attractive manner in the future. Queen Bezelb is the actual antagonist of Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga. Kugutsu Monsters are monsters under infections by Bezelb in The Origin Saga. • : A monster on , Arstron was forced to fight against King Guesra upon infection and wins, causing both the monster and Queen Bezelb to increase in strength. First appeared in episode 1 of Return of Ultraman. • : A monster on Planet Zain, King Guesra was forced to fight against Arstron upon infection and loses from the battle. Prior to its original appearance in the web series, King Guesra's Monster Card appeared in episode 6 of original series as one of the sets required by Juggler to create a "Five of a Kind" poker hand. First appeared in Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers. • : A monster on , who attacked its inhabitants and fought Ultraman Orb before leaving to outer space. Bemstar's main attack involves and the use of on its stomach. Prior to its appearance in the spinoff series, Bemstar's Monster Card was shown in Juggler's possession in episode 10 of the original series, using its absorption power to survive his assassination from Nagus. First appeared in episode 18 of Return of Ultraman. • : A monster on Planet Zain that assisted several Bezelbs in fighting against Ultraman Orb and Ultraman Dyna. After the Bezelbs had been dealt with, Birdon flew away after being flicked on its head by Dyna Strong Type. First appeared in episode 18 of Ultraman Taro. • : Sent alongside Verokron to fight against Cosmos, they were soon joined by the Bezelb army in Kanon to attack the royal palace. Vakishim's main abilities are and . First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraman Ace. • : Sent alongside Vakishim to fight against Cosmos, they were soon joined by the Bezelb army in Kanon to attack the royal palace. Verokron's main ability is , launching various missiles towards its opponent. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Ace. Maga-Orochi is the main antagonist of Ultraman Orb, representing as Chapter 6 of Ultraman Orb Chronicle. Hailed from the , Maga-Orochi consumed various planets in its path. After landing on Earth, Orochi created six other Lord Monsters and Orochi kidnapped Princess Tamayura before it was sealed by Zoffy, permanently trapped in its egg state. Although Gai believed that Jugglus' efforts to awaken it were thwarted after all six of the Lord Monster had been "destroyed", he simply used their cards and with Belial's card, the seal made by Zoffy's Ultra Fusion Card broke, allowing Maga-Orochi to reawaken once more. Orb tried to stop it but was quickly defeated and went to sleep afterwards. After waking up and resuming its reign of terror, Maga-Orochi soon destroyed Princess Tamayura, Gai to transform into Orb's Thunder Breastar form. Unlike before, Maga-Orochi found itself weakened by both Belial and Zoffy's powers before being obliterated by Zedcium Ray. Its severed tail was salvaged by Juggler in the formation of Zeppandon, which ultimately led to his own downfall when said tail carried the Orbcalibur which Gai retrieved to assume Orb Origin. As it seemed that Maga-Orochi had died, in truth it was actually a juvenile and eventually left its body to the Earth's crust as part of its life cycle. The monster spent its entire time eating the grounds nutrients and its presence caused multiple monsters to leave Japan and alien saucers to depart from Earth. After being tricked by Juggler into firing the Spiner R1 missile, VTL Squad accidentally assisted Orochi's revival into . Orb tries to fight against the monster but was defeated after both of his strongest forms, Thunder Breastar and Orb Origin proven ineffective, as well as being shot in his own Color Timer. Orb faced the monster again, this time with the help of Juggler and the SSP/VTL exposed Magatano-Orochi's weakness, allowing him to channel the power of past Ultra Warriors to defeat the monster once and for all. By itself, Maga-Orochi travels across other planets by turning itself into an egg called as and creates other Lord Monsters by tapping into Earth elements. Maga-Orochi's main attack is , launching a bolt of lightning from its mouth. As Magatano-Orochi, the monster gained access to the signature abilities of past Lord Monster in addition to its own attack, . Its main weakness is a wounded spot on the right side of its lower jaw, which was a result of Maga-Orochi crushing the sacred tree in Kamio Park while sending off its energies underground, causing certain part of the monster to be defect. Lord Monsters were antagonists that appeared in the original series. A Lord Monster that was sealed by Ultraman Tiga. Upon his first arrival on Earth, Juggler awakened Maga-Tanothor in 1800 BC towards the Ishtal civilization and founded Magasism, a cult that praises Maga-Tanothor. Upon being defeated by Ultraman Orb, Tiga's card was collected by Gai while Maga-Tanothor's card was picked by Juggler. The result of Maga-Tanothor's appearance had turned Ishtal into the infamous Mohenjo-Daro, being the foundation of "ancient nuclear warfare" theory made by modern researchers. Maga-Tanothor's powers are and summoning tentacles as whips and constrictions, with the latter ability was demonstrated by Magatano-Orochi in the series proper. Maga-Tanothor is a tribute to Gatanothor from episodes 51 and 52 of Ultraman Tiga. • : A Lord Monster that was sealed by Ultraman. Maga-Zetton's main attack is energy beam and . Through the cards of Kingsaurus II, Super C.O.V. and Pris-Ma, Juggler reawakened it in Rusalka and fought Orb in the past while using his true form. • : • : An alien that was responsible for disappearances of humans that trespasses the group's forest hideout. When SSP and Shibukawa intruded their hideout, he and his henchman tried to hunt them but they managed to escape with the help of Princess Tamayura and Gai's interference. His main weapon is a blaster gun and has a pair of henchmen that appeared as men in black suit and sunglasses. He is also in possession of a set of Monster Cards, with his strongest one being Black King. When Nostra finally decided to have Jugglus eliminated, Nagus quickly carried out the order to kill him while he was controlling Black King. Following the "successful" assassination plan, Nagus and Nostra celebrated Jugglus demise while suggesting to use the Lord Monster and Ultraman Belial's Cards for an operation until Jugglus killed Nagus by stabbing on his back. He is voiced by and is a tribute to Alien Nackle from episodes 39 and 40 of Return of Ultraman. • : An alien who tried to plan an invasion by using hallucinogenic cigrattes but failed after the declining number of smokers. He is also doubtful on Jugglus' membership into their group, having once affiliated to the side of light. His skepticism would be true later on, being absent when Jugglus assassinated Nostra and Nagus. Seeing how Jugglus have been using the group for his own agenda, Tarde swears vengeance upon the former and equipped with a pair of , allowing him to initiate attack. He tried to hunt Juggler on his own and warned Gai not to interfere with his conquest but fights him when accidentally placing Naomi's life in danger. He was killed by Orb Origin after having a final glance over the sunset. He is voiced by and is a tribute to Alien Metron from episode 8 of Ultraseven. ;Agents • : Wanting to earn a reputation by killing Orb, Maddock first kidnap Naomi by disguising as a schoolgirl named and had her as a bait to lure Gai. Once Gai arrived, he launched Hyper Zetton Deathscythe for Orb to fight until the monster was defeated, forcing him to fend off against Gai and defeated after being hit by a blast from his own rifle. In his last breath, he revealed his true motives and stated that the Earth is still in danger before reducing to bubbles. It was soon revealed that he created an artificial life form named Maya for his consciousness to inhabit but soon fell into an internal conflict over the control of her body. Eventually, he was destroyed by Maya at the expense of her own memories. He was voiced by and played by when disguising as Matoko. He is a tribute to Alien Zetton from episode 39 of Ultraman. ;Monsters • : A monster under ownership by Alien Zetton Maddock, who wanted to use it to defeat Gai/Ultraman Orb. During its arrival on Earth, it hid inside a factory by shrinking itself to 5 meters. After successfully capturing Naomi and baiting Gai towards him, Maddock unleashed Hyper Zetton to its rampaging spree. With Hyper Zetton knows of Orb's past movements, the latter assumed Hurricane Slash, catching on par with the monster's quick teleportation and finally put an end to it with the Big Bang Thrust. Although based on Imago Hyper Zetton from Ultraman Saga, Hyper Zetton Deathscythe possess sickles on each arms (a distinction from its original incarnation) while retaining attacks from its predecessor such as , and . • : The second Hyper Zetton Deathscythe, who was manipulated by Maya/Maddock's Spare into attacking the suburban area but was interrupted each time due to Maya trying to rebel against her creator. When Maddock gained full control over her, Hyper Zetton went rampant and fought against Orb but was weakened after Maya broke the bracelet controller device and for Orb Thunder Breastar to finish it. • : Summoned by Jugglus via its Monster Card, Aribunta was used as a distraction for members of Planetary Invasion Coalition to escape. Ultraman Orb battled against Aribunta in all of his three forms and finally put an end to the monster by using Hurricane Slash's Trident Slash. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultraman Ace. • : Summoned by Jugglus via its Monster Card, Kelbim was used to eliminate Alien Babarue Babaryu due to his wish of redeeming from his evil path. Although managed to weaken Babaryu as Imitation Ultraman Orb, the real Ultraman soon appeared and utilized Hurricane Slash to put an end to said monster. Cherubim's main attack is , launching a fireball from its mouth. First appeared in episode 4 of Ultraman Mebius. • : Nagus' Monster Card, which Don Nostra gave to Jugglus in his mission to defeat Ultraman Orb while at the same time planning to assassinate the latter just for his Monster Cards. Black King was summoned and controlled by Jugglus to fight Orb until he was "killed" by Nagus, who later reclaimed Black King and controlled it before Orb defeated the monster with his Stobium Dynamite. Black King's main attack involves the use of its durable skin and launches flame attack called . First appeared in episodes 37 and 38 of Return of Ultraman. Galactron is robot created by Gillvalis, which had been responsible for attacking multiple dimensions due to its warlike status. During its arrival on Earth, Galactron received its name from Naomi, who combined it under the proposed names by Jetta and by Shin. After landing besides the Kofune Manufacturing, VTL and the warehouse's crew decided to analyze the robot, but said robot at the same time analyzing the Earth and its cultures. Once completed its task, it awoke and captured Naomi to be used as its speech interpreter, trying to reset Earth due to finding it corrupted, as well as believing how the planet's ecosystem being wrong and contemplating to eliminate all lifeforms. Orb tried to attack the robot but was quickly overpowered and defeated instantly when it pierced towards his body. Seeing the collateral damage Galactron made, Gai had no choice but to use Thunder Breastar and wreak the robot apart with his immense power, which almost cost Naomi her own life. Gai speculated that Galactron's invention was deemed a failure by his creators, thus prompting them to perform illegal dumping towards other dimensions. In Ultraman Orb The Movie, Galactron was rebuilt and modified by Murnau as one of her minions, now renamed as which served her purpose to turn everything into jewellery. This machine fought against Ultraman Orb (Orb Origin) and Ultraman Zero before being defeated. Galactron's main weapons are capture claw which took the appearance of its "braid", sword from its left arm that can be extended in a manner of a spear and a catcher claw on its right arm that can be ejected and remotely controlled as a drone. Its strongest attack is , which is capable of decimating a countryside with relative ease. After being rebuilt by Murnau, Galactron's chest now wielded the ability to fire , turning everything on its firing range into jewels. Murnau is the main antagonist of Ultraman Orb the Movie. An evil space sorceress, she fancied upon pretty things and added them to her collection by turning them into jewellery. Her first appearance is chronologically in Chapter 2-1 of Ultraman Orb Chronicle, conspiring with Dr. Jiggle to scare the entire residence of Planet Cobol and claim its supply of jewels. She escaped after Gai foil her plans, leaving behind the Earth jewel for Orbcalibur. In Orb the Movie, having captured the Ultra Warriors Ginga and Victory, she set her sight on the Earth and turned X into one of her jewel collections with the help of her minions. Through Juggler's own Dark Ring, she used to turn objects and lifeforms that she fancied upon into jewelry for her collections. It also functions by empowering her own strength. Murnau is portrayed by Japanese comedian . Alien Gapiya Sadis is one of the supporting antagonist of Ultraman Orb the Movie. First appeared in Chapter 2-3 of Ultraman Orb Chronicle, Sadis was once a bodyguard employed by Count Orlock in Planet Ganun Api and assisting him in destroying his own Enmanium mine. He fought against Gai when the latter try to foil their plans and seemingly killed after falling into a volcano. After his defeat, he was given a cybernetic reconstruction to save his life while employed by Murnau as a member of her Dark Alien Army to get his rematch with Gai. When Orb and X fought against Darebolic, Sadis dealt with the former and quickly defeated by Orb Trinity. After reforming from his previous destruction, Sadis fought the Ultras again and was sliced into half by Orb Trinity's Trinitium Giga Slash upon congratulating his opponent for putting up with a good fight. His weapons are arm cannon and sword. His main finisher is an energy punch . Sadis is voiced by , who previously done the dub voice for Lloyd Wilder in Ultraman: Towards the Future. Darebolic is a monster in Ultraman Orb the Movie, created by Murnau via her Dark Ring to convert the entire Earth into jewels. Having fought against Orb and X, Darebolic managed to freeze the latter and add it to Murnau's collection until Juggler banished the Dark Ring to a wormhole, causing the petrified Ultras to be freed. During the climax of the battle, Seven interfered and easily penetrated the Darebolic Cannon, allowing Orb to deliver his counterattack and defeating both Sadis and the monster with Trinitium Giga Slash. Its main armaments is a myriad of cannons on its body and a thick set of armor that is resilient to most attacks. Through the cannon on its right hand, Darebolic can launch an attack called , turning its targets into jewels instantly. Once Sadis's hands were docked to Darebolic's back, the monster unveils from its mouth. Dark Alien Army The is an alien faction in Ultraman Orb The Movie. An alien that was sent to chase the SSP by Murnau. He is voiced by of comedian trio Jungle Pocket and is a tribute to Alien Guts from episode 39 of Ultraseven. He is also a Reionics, being one of Alien Reiblood's successors and the entire motivation for his plan is to restart the former's original campaign in conquering the universe. After incapacitating Orb in his trail, he approached the Monster Graveyard to fix the Giga Battle Nizer and revive an army of 100 monsters. Orb arrives after training for 10 years by Zero and Seven, defeating him with Emerium Slugger. Although believed to have defeated, Reibatos survived before he was killed off by Ultraman Belial in the form of Geed after Reibatos learned of the evil Ultraman's return in a failed attempt to revive him. As a Reionics, Reibatos possessed the ability to manipulate monsters easily and revives them by chanting . By his own, he has the ability to regenerate from injuries and launch an energy beam . His revival powers can be enhanced through the use of Belial's . His army of includes: • Molten Iron Monster Demaaga: See below • : The space emperor who was defeated by Ultraman Victory Knight. He was revived to pursue Zero under Reibatos' orders. His main weapon is a sword named . Juda Spectre was destroyed alongside Mecha Gomora by Orb Trinity and Ultimate Zero. First appeared in Ultra Fight Victory. • : Reibatos' second revival, sent to help Juda in against Zero before Orb Lightning Attacker intervenes. Its main weapons are a pair of chain-bounded claws on its arm, called . Mecha Gomora was destroyed alongside Juda Spectre by Orb Trinity and Ultimate Zero. First appeared in Ultra Galaxy Legend Side Story: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero. • : Destroyed by Orb and Zero via Burnmite and Strong-Corona Zero respectively. First appeared in episode 14 of Ultraman Ginga S. • : The robot that was piloted by Alien Pedan in the past, it fought against its old foe Ultraseven, who managed to destroy it by slicing King Joe via his Eye Slugger. First appeared in episode 13 of Ultraseven. • : A gigantic bird who defeated Zoffy in the past before its death by Ultraman Taro. Zoffy fought the monster again and managed to finally won against it, proving his growth of strength after his first defeat. First appeared in episode 17 of Ultraman Taro. • : An underground monster that Jack fought in the past. It was destroyed by the same Ultraman via Spacium Ray. First appeared in episode 5 of Return of Ultraman. • : Gudon's prey and enemy in the past, who ironically cooperate after their revival from Reibatos. It was destroyed by Ultraman Jack via his Ultra Lance. First appeared in episode 5 of Return of Ultraman. • : Destroyed by Ultraman Orb and Zero via Hurricane Slash and Luna-Miracle Zero. First appeared in Ultraman Saga. • : A monster revived through the use of Giga Battle Nizer. It fought against Zoffy and Jack but met its death at the hands of Seven, Zero and Orb Emerium Slugger. First appeared in episode 40 of Ultraman Taro. Reibatos is voiced by , who previously voiced Mold Spectre in Ultraman X. Alien Reiblood was the antagonist of Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle and its other spin-offs and sequels. Although not appeared, his name was mentioned in Ultra Fight Orb, with Reibatos as a survivor to his legacy, the . ==Other characters==

;Original series • : A young girl who lost her doll in a park before Gai picked it and for Jetta to fix the doll. She made a returning appearance in Orb the Movie. Yūka is portrayed by . • : An ancient princess that laid to rest in the forbidden forest, she possess psychic powers, such as the ability to turn giant. Long ago, she was kidnapped by Maga-Orochi in its rampaging spree before she was rescued by Zoffy and had used the latter's power to keep the monster from awakening again. In the present day, with the Planetary Invasion Coalition made their hideout in the forest, Tamayura tried her best to ensure those who enter the forest to escape but some of them were killed by Alien Nackle Nagus after trapping the humans in a space distortion. She managed to rescue the SSP and Captain Shibukawa long enough for Gai to appear and take care of them. As the Coalition left the forest, both her and Gai exchange smile before fading away. She reappeared again when Jugglus tried to awaken Maga-Orochi, with her efforts were futile as the former succeeded. After Naomi's mother Keiko planted a seed near her memorial, she reappeared again from the plant and delivered Gai the cards of Zoffy and Belial before sacrificing herself to Maga-Orochi, allowing Belial to give Gai a permission to use his power. She is portrayed by . • : A civilian who was born with the precognition abilities, foreseeing the future in a terrible way which causes her to fell into sorrow and despair and gives birth to the Minus Energy monster Hoe. She had been foreseeing monsters in the series the day before their appearances and when predicting Hoe's attack, she saw Gai/Ultraman Orb died from the attack. As Orb's battle with Hoe in the next day seems to go based on her dream, Gai and Naomi's words allowed her to move on from her fears and finally gives Orb an upper hand to defeat it. She meets Gai for the last time and revealed another dream she had, which was him facing Ultraman Belial's card but knows that he would bravely overcome it. She reappeared again sometime later, informing Gai about the arrival of a great darkness, which was revealed to be Magatano-Orochi's awakening. She is portrayed by . • : A local fishmonger that took care of the parent-child pair Ragon. When they wanted to return to the sea, he helped them get out and receive help from both SSP and VTL Squad. He is portrayed by . • Jetta's father (9): Jetta's unnamed father, he was shown in the youth's flashback and taught his son that being a hero doesn't always meant to get oneself injured. He is portrayed by , the actor of Masaki Kazamori from Heisei Ultraseven. • : Naomi's mother and Shibukawa's older sister-in-law. She is rather a spoiled woman, due to her grandmother's influence and hastily wanted Naomi to marry a successful man but does shows some sense of support to help Naomi realize her dreams. While SSP were busy reforming Tamayura's memorial stone, she planted a seed which soon grows into Tamayura herself, allowing the princess to help delivering Gai the cards of Zoffy and Belial. Before leaving, she heard of Gai playing his Orbnica and recalled its similarity to somewhere else. Like Naomi, she is Natasha's descendant and gave Naomi the former's matryoshka as a good luck charm. She is portrayed by . • : The president of his spring manufacturing company, . His factory is known to be aligning with the VTL Squad, providing them with Z-VTOL designs in exchange of financial support to his factory. He has known Shin since the boy's childhood and has been the latter's source of moral support. He is portrayed by , whose previously known for portraying Gosuke Hibiki in Ultraman Dyna. • : Shibukawa's only daughter and a middle school student, who has a strained relationship with her father, going as far as to change her name to to further sever her ties with her father. She is in love with the jewel seller Takahiro and alongside SSP, tailed Shibukawa in his daily activities. She was shocked to discover the man she fallen for is an alien in disguise until Shibukawa killed him for hurting her. After the incident, Tetsuko's relationship with her father started anew. She is portrayed by . • : Naomi's high school friend who is engaged to , a member of the family that owns the first-class Toto Hotel chain. Despite being engaged to each others, their parents never agreed with their marriage and instead, decided to run their own hotel together. Naomi's jealousy towards her accidentally unsealed Renki and the giant samurai almost destroyed the hotel until Naomi apologizes to him. She is portrayed by . • and : A pair of elderly couple that travelled across the world, they adopted Maya after finding her abandoned in the street, raising her as if she was their granddaughter and were well aware of her evil side (Maddock) trying to usurp control for her body before Maya expelled him at the expense of her memories. The two decided to let her go travelling around the world and wished for her to return to their house someday. They are portrayed by and respectively. • : The wife of the late who has the original book of the Pacific Records. Before her husband's passing in October, both him and Akie are followers of the SSP website. When Jetta and Shin seek permission to refer to the original book, Akie happily did so and in fact revealed that her late husband wanted to give them the original book in wake of Magatano-Orochi's crisis. She is portrayed by , the wife of late Akio Jissoji, one of Ultraman's director. Meanwhile, the photo of late Professor Kishine was represented by , who is none other than the grandfather of Ultraman Orb's director, Kiyotaka Taguchi. ;The Origin Saga • : A researcher at who picked a strange seed from an underwater civilization. Upon touching it, he has the ability to meet Queen Amate spiritually. He is portrayed by . • : Shohei's co-worker, she is concerned of his strange behavior since the salvage of a seed from said civilization. She is portrayed by . • : The director of Tenkawa Biology Research Center who believes that the seed Shohei and Yui had salvaged is that of Yggdrasil. He is portrayed by . ==Other Monsters and Aliens==

Good ;Original series • : A race of Gill-man-like creatures who previously ruled the Earth in its prehistoric age. In the present day, a Ragon and its child wandered in the human world after the fish supply at the sea depleted. The two seek refuge under the fishmonger Genzaburo who provided them with fish. One day, while trying to get back to the shore, local residents reported their sightings to the VTL Squad, prompting Genzaburo to quietly smuggle them out with the SSP and Shibukawa offered them their help. Sometime later, the Ragon family was shown leaving Japan while silently riding on Gubila's back without the fish monster's own permission. First appeared in episode 21 of Ultra Q. • : The child of a Ragon, who was also under care by Genzaburo and was given a wooden sailing ship toy by said fishmonger. When Gubila surfaced to hunt them for food, the Ragon child was quickly eaten by the monster until Orb rescued it. After the battle, Ragon Jr. and its parent were quickly brought away to safety with the help of SSP and VTL Squad. • : Originally an agent of Planetary Invasion Coalition by the codename , he was sent by Alien Meflias Nostra to frame Ultraman as , but when he was forced to fight Telesdon, who appeared in a contrived coincidence, Babaryu accidentally saved the civilians. He was met by Jetta in his human disguise, named , and was mistaken by the young man and the town's children for the human form of Ultraman Orb, and through his time spent playing with the children, eventually allowed him to desire to redeem himself from his criminal past, and trying to fight a Cherubim that was sent by the Coalition before the real Ultraman Orb. Although his real identity was revealed, Babaryu was nonetheless thanked by Jetta and the children that he saved earlier before starting his new life on Earth as a cleaner at a playground. He was briefly shown in episode 22 among the photos of Black Directive's past customers. He is portrayed by . Meanwhile, he is a tribute to Alien Babarue from episodes 38 and 39 of Ultraman Leo. • : An artificial life form created by Alien Zetton Maddock as his own spare body should he died. Called by many as , the appearance of a human girl would gave Maddock an advantage in his encounter against Gai but because of the moments she spent with the Iwaki couple, this caused the artificial life form to develop her own sentience. She was adopted by the elderly Iwaki couple and struggled with Maddock's own consciousness, finally being able to destroy her own creator at the expense of her own memories. In aftermath of the battle, she went travelling across the world while promising to return to the Iwaki household area someday. She is portrayed by . • : An alien who originally planned to invade the Earth but upon his arrival, he ended up runs his own coffee shop as . Although his target customers were supposedly aliens, such as Gai and Juggler, he is also open to certain humans who managed to come across his café. When SSP tried to investigate his shop, he quickly kick them out when they tried to investigate more of his shop. On that same day, he closed his shop and tried to peacefully leaves the Earth but his partner Nova wanted to fulfill their last chance to invade the Earth, until their efforts were thwarted by Orb. While grieving over Nova's loss, Gai reminded him of how he has loyal customers and that Nova's actions were wrong. It was later implied that he opens a ramen shop called , attracting the attentions of Shibukawa and SSP members. He is portrayed by and is based on the similarly named antagonist of episodes 40 to 51 of Ultraman Leo. ;The Origin Saga • : A young native of Planet Rurin, his parents were among the victims of a Bezelb's infection, who would later lose their lives after being trampled by the same monster. During Gai and Juggler's stop on that Planet, the two defended Morcus from the Bezelb, as well as preparing a funeral for his parents. He was later taken care by a nearby village when the two warriors try to pursue an infected Bemstar. Morcus is portrayed by . • Planet Juran monsters (3): These monsters were previously Earth's inhabitants in Ultraman Cosmos, but brought to live on Planet Juran following the conclusion of Ultraman Cosmos' final battle on Earth in hopes of keeping them away from interfering with human civilizations. • : First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Cosmos. • : First appeared in episode 20 of Ultraman Cosmos. Evil ;Original series • : A monster created from a civilian named Haruka, whose precognitive abilities driven her into sorrow and despair. Orb uses Burnmite and engaged in a battle against the monster but was quickly overpowered until Gai and Naomi's words brought Haruka out of her fears and encourages Orb, thus removing Hoe off from its abilities and allowing Spacium Zeperion to finish it. Hoe is capable of absorbing Minus Energies to strengthen itself and reform to its original state should it be destroyed. Its main attack involves acidic tears and the use of from its mouth. First appeared episode 3 of Ultraman 80. • : An alien criminal that was chased by Shibukawa in the latter's flashback. First appeared in episode 31 of The Return of Ultraman. • : An alien criminal that assumed the disguise of a youth named . His agenda involves selling necklaces to women and absorb their life-forces into his Yaseltonium crystal in hopes of empowering his monster Bemular. Although both the Yaseltonium and his Bemular destroyed, he managed to escape after faking his death but was killed for real by Jugglus Juggler. In the second arc of the stage show, Zetton Alien Baltan was summoned by Zett in his final moments as the Ultra Warriors' final opponents. He was shortly defeated by Ultraman Orb's Sperion Ray. • : A cyborg Alien Baltan which appeared in the first arc of Ultraman Festival. This figure is armed with a drill on its right arm and a mechanical pincher from its left arm. Its suit was modified from Baltan Battler Barel from Mega Monster Rush: Ultra Frontier game series that was used for attraction and its right hand drill is from Denpagon Armor, a MonsArmor that is exclusive to the 2015 Ultraman Festival. Meanwhile, Cyber Mecha Baltan is a tribute to Mecha Baltan from Andro Melos comic series. • : The main antagonist of the second stage-show of Ultraman Festival 2016. His main weapon is a spear and has the abilities of Zetton and its past incarnations. Created by Alien Bat, Zett is a biological weapon with the data of every incarnation of Zetton but soon betrayed his master once developing sentience. Following his former master's wish, he led an army of Zetton in an attack against the Land of Light. He soon fight against the Space Garrisons who joined by Ultraman Zero, X and Orb. He was defeated by the original Ultraman when the two clashed their finishers, but summoned the Zetton Alien Baltan as his final servant before perishing. Neutral ;Original series • : A fish-like monster that ate up the fish supplies in the sea. With the number of fishes decreasing, it surfaced towards the land and proceed to hunt the Ragon parent-child pair. When the child Ragon was devoured, Orb appeared and saved it before engaging in a fight against the monster and brought it away from the shore, ending the fight with no loses on both sides. Sometime later before Magatano-Orochi's rise, Gubila was shown leaving the Japan sea, unaware that the Ragon family hitch a ride on its back without permission. But once they about to face Ultraman Orb, all of them simultaneously passed out. After investigating its pulses, Orb slowly closes Telesdon's eyelids and letting the monster to peacefully die on its own. Prior its physical appearance, Telesdon's Monster Card was used by Jugglus as one of the sets required to awaken Maga-Grand King. First appeared in episode 22 of Ultraman. • : A regular customer of Black Directive's Cafe Black Star under her human disguise . Taking pity that the Black Directive may departed from Earth by himself, she offered him a ride with her spaceship until he revealed that he also had his own companion, Nova. She is portrayed by and is a tribute to Alien Pitt from episode 3 of Ultraseven. • Café Black Star's regulars (22): These aliens appeared in the picture as regular customers of Commander Black's Café Black Star. • : First appeared in episode 6 of Ultraseven. • : First appeared in episode 18 of Ultraman. • : First appeared in episode 10 of Ultraman Dyna. • : First appeared in episode 37 of Ultraman Tiga. • : First appeared in episode 25 of Ultraman Max. • : First appeared in episode 47 of Ultraseven. • : First appeared in episode 7 of Ultraman Tiga. • : He was only mentioned by Alien Pitt "Myu" and appeared amongst the pictures of Cafe Black Star's customers. Myu also mentioned that his ship accidentally crashed one of space trash, causing some of his coffee beans that was given by Black Directive to fell on Earth, which was soon picked up by several VTL officers on the space trash's crash site. First appeared in episode 28 of Ultraman. • : First appeared in episode 40 of Ultraman Ace. • : One of the three monsters that surfaces alongside Telesdon and Gomess (S), awakening from their slumber when Magatano-Orochi was eating the ground's nutrients. Although the actual origin is unknown, several forces were shown using it, such as Juggler, members of Planetary Invasion Coalition and Murnau. Through the Dark Ring, a Monster Card can be created by harvesting the destroyed remains of an Ultra Monster, with said device as well allows their users to summon physical projections of Monster Cards. • : One of the four sets used by Juggler to awaken Maga-Grand King. First appeared in episode 7 of Ultraman. • : One of the four sets used by Juggler to awaken Maga-Grand King. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultraman. • : One of the four sets used by Juggler to awaken Maga-Grand King. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Tiga. • : One of Nagus' Four Cards poker hand of Wind-themed Monster Cards. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultra Q. • : One of Nagus' Four Cards poker hand of Wind-themed Monster Cards. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Tiga. • : One of Nagus' Four Cards poker hand of Wind-themed Monster Cards. First appeared in episode 40 of Ultraman Leo. • : One of the "King of Five" cards used by Juggler to win a poker game against the Coalition. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraman. • : One of the "King of Five" cards used by Juggler to win a poker game against the Coalition. First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraseven. • : One of the "King of Five" cards used by Juggler to win a poker game against the Coalition. First appeared in Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace. • : Used by Juggler as a tarot reading for Nagus, which represented "sudden death". First appeared in episode 14 of Ultraman Taro. • : Alongside Pandon, Juggler used it to assume Zeppandon by fusing both cards via the Dark Ring. First appeared in episode 39 of Ultraman. • : Alongside Zetton, Juggler used it to assume Zeppandon by fusing both cards via the Dark Ring. First appeared in episode 48 of Ultraseven. • : Used by Murnau to trap Gai and other trespassers of her spaceship into the fourth dimension. First appeared in episode 17 of Ultraman. ==Notes==