Carlos Kurosaki

is the president of Carlos Communications. He appeared in Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman as one of the main characters.
==Personality==
Kurosaki possesses a greedy and selfish personality. He refers to himself as a "treasure hunter" and is fervently dedicated to pursuing elements such as romance, adventure, and women. Simultaneously, he is a narcissistic playboy who frequently engages with others with heightened emotions. He often disregards the opinions and advice of others and charges ahead relentlessly, prioritizing the attainment of his own goals, thereby displaying numerous selfish and inflexible behaviors.
However, in reality, he is a kind-hearted individual. After realizing certain things, he takes actions to help others and actively encourages Ultras who find themselves in difficult situations.
==History==
===Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman===
Kurosaki is a television program host and also the president of the television broadcasting company "," which owns the radio station "" as well. He holds a prominent position in the industry. His flagship program is titled "."
In order to boost the ratings of his show, he embarked on an outdoor shoot to the Baradhi Ruins in Akita Prefecture with the archaeologist Tsukasa Tamaki. To generate buzz for the program, he had previously purchased the land where the ruins were located, claiming ownership of all the artifacts unearthed. Under this pretext, he used explosives to destroy the gate of the pyramid ruins.
Despite Tsukasa's attempts to stop his aggressive behavior, Kurosaki ventured into the depths of the ruins on his own. There, he discovered a statue of Ultraman Tiga, alongside a blue stone and a mysterious rune. The rune bore the inscription: "And with the Jasper stone, the lights of the sky and the light of the Earth united. Once the bonded light has been lifted, darkness shall return to the darkness. This is entrusted to those who possess the bonds of light."
Driven by greed, Kurosaki took the blue stone without authorization, causing the pyramid to start shaking. He and the production team hastily left the scene, leaving the remaining issues to be dealt with by Xio. This incident also led to the awakening of Zaigorg from its slumber.
Subsequently, within the confines of his own company's headquarters, he showcased the blue stone he had acquired through a live program broadcast and extended invitations to numerous female guests. However, these women showed no interest in the sapphire, deeming it "worthless." Meanwhile, Zaigorg had already entered the depths of the earth, attempting to reach the T-2 area where Carlos Communications was situated. Upon learning of the situation, Xio dispatched members Asuna and Tsukasa to the building to request the return of the blue stone.
When he discovered that his program had lost to the animal channel, he felt a considerable amount of anger. However, when Tsukasa and Asuna arrived, he still adamantly refused to return the blue gem, maintaining that it belonged to him. Nevertheless, shortly thereafter, Zaigorg appeared in front of the building, launching an attack on the entire structure. Amidst the panic, he remained resolute in his stance, attempting to snatch the blue stone from Tsukasa's grasp as she tried to flee the scene.
While Xio continued to battle with Zaigorg and the monsters, he and others remained trapped inside the building. Tsukasa was pinned beneath fallen columns. Despite successfully reclaiming the blue gem, he decided to assist Tsukasa, who was trapped under a steel beam. His assistants, Saeko, Asuna, and Yuuto, also joined in the effort to rescue her. As Zaigorg drew near to the building, he and the others witnessed Yuuto's determination to save his mother, witnessing the moment he transformed into Ultraman Tiga. Later, after they managed to escape from the building, he witnessed the battle of Tiga alongside Ultraman X and Ultraman against Zaigorg and its monsters.
After the resolution of the incident, despite the damage sustained by his company's headquarters, he did not feel disheartened or give up. On the contrary, he made the decision to embark on a new adventure. He planned to travel to Gaisler Island in the South Pacific, which had been closed due to illegal mining activities, in search of the legendary Curse Stone as his new objective. He extended invitations to Tsukasa and others, inviting them to join him on this fresh journey.
==Gallery==
===Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman===
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===Miscellaneous===
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==Trivia==
*In the initial concept of the film, Kurosaki was portrayed as a character without humorous elements, instead having a more selfish, arrogant, and independent personality. However, due to director Kiyotaka Taguchi's pursuit of a brighter overall atmosphere, adjustments were made to Kurosaki's characterization to ensure he wouldn't come across as too prominent or annoying.Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman pamphlet
*In another concept, there was also consideration for Kurosaki transforming into Evil Tiga to confront the threat of Zaigorg, but ultimately losing control and going berserk. However, this idea was rejected as it would have been too similar to the storyline of episode 44, "Inheritance of Shadow," in Ultraman Tiga.Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman Blu-ray Memorial BOX
==References==
Category:Ultraman X
Category:Ultraman X Characters
Category:Male Characters
Category:Human Characters
Category:Allies
Category:Civilians