Zone Fighter (Character-1973)

== Zone Fighter (alien Character) ==
Zone Fighter (ゾーンファイター Zōn Faitā), given the civilian name Hikaru Sakimori (防人 光 Sakimori Hikaru), is a kaijin created by Toho that first appeared in the 1973 tokusatsu kaiju series, Zone Fighter.
== Abilities ==
=== Transformation and Size Changing ===
Hikaru Sakimori and his siblings can assume their Zone forms by shouting "Zone Fight Power" (ゾーンファイト・パワー) whilst pointing toward the sky. In this state, Hikaru's natural attributes are heightened, such as his strength and even hearing ability, the latter increasing twofold. Hikaru can further transform into his giant state by shouting "Zone Double Fight" (ゾーンダブルファイト), and is the only member of his family to possess the ability to do so. Hikaru may on occasion transform from his human state directly into giant form, skipping over the intermediate Zone Fighter stage entirely. Inversely, Zone Fighter is able to willingly shrink from his giant state back into human form, but may also be forcibly returned to regular size if he runs short on power or sustains too great of damage, as was the case during one of his various battles against King Ghidorah.
=== Physical Abilities ===
* Zone Fighter's strength is on par, or equal, to that of most Terror-Beasts.
* Zone Fighter can perform an attack known as Meteor Punch (流星パンチ), where his fists speed up into a blinding fury.
* Zone Fighter can use a variety of super-charged kicking attacks known as Meteor Kicks (流星キック).
* The July 1973 issue of TV Magazine specifies two other melee attacks seen in the show: Meteor Meteorite Press and Meteor Roundhouse Kick.
* The TV Magazine issue mentioned earlier gave Zone Fighter three more abilities: Meteor Chin Lock, Meteor Rotating Press, and Meteor Chop. It also specifies that his Zone Eyes can see Hamamatsu in Shizuoka Prefecture from Tokyo, his skin can withstand temperatures from -150 degrees to 1,000 degrees, and he can regulate the force that his Bayonet Boots exert, to lightly kick off of a building or leap 53 times the height of the Earth.