Ultraman Crisis

Ultraman Crisis, manipulator of a corruptive energy known as Crisium, is an overpowered and omnipotent bad guy who threw the Ultra-Fan Multiverse into chaos. I think.

## Appearance

He looks like an even edgier version of Tregear, because he's tragic and sympathetic and we should all feel sorry for him.

## Personality

Unlike most villains of his type, Crisis is actually calm and level-headed, but hides an enormous ego and... serious issues. Though he may not angrily scream it, he still claims himself and his minions to be capable of harnessing the Void Eye's power, bypassing characters' immunities and other completely false things. When others point out such things as his attempt to gain notoriety by attacking the UBA/Ultra Mania universe, which is widely known to be non-canon, Crisis responds by calmly telling them to "shut the cuss up."

Crisis' most infamous tendency is his obsession with "deconstructing" the morals and achievements of the heroes he faces, citing the Ultras' disruptions of planetary codes as well as casualties from the fallout of their battles... even though 99.9999999999% of the time, he's just making crap up.

Crisis also tends to take credit for events across the omniverse, mostly planetary and universal destructions or corruptions, but sometimes even heroic events, as if he sees his actions as for the greater good.

Crisis also pictures himself as an anthropomorphic bird, but that information was never important under any circumstances.

## History

### Long Ago

Long ago, a young Ultra from O-50 named **Birzon** was somehow informed (speculated to be by a rogue Weekee) of the Titan Princes' existence. Astounded by their great power, he wished to gain it and thus looked for ways to do so. So he went on a Oneupus-like quest to find as many empowering artifacts and gimmicks as he could, even finding the same workout routine that granted One Kick Leo his powers and trying to go through with it, only to give up halfway. Eventually, he decided to ask the Titan Princes themselves how they got their powers, and proceeded to pester an avatar of an unknown Prince until they got fed up and sealed him in a pocket dimension.

And that was that.

Or was it?

### Rise of Crisis

At some point after the defeat of the Horde of Madness, an unknown dark energy began to be detected across reality. Though inconsequential at first, universes that already contained the likes of Anathium or Astrium experienced breakouts of a "Plague of Darkness" that led to the rise of several inter-system conflicts. Scientists from various Ultra home worlds, through extensive and hazardous research, learned that the substance, dubbed "Crisium," bore aspects of both Anathium and the Edge Virus, suggesting that the crisis began with the two viral substances meeting in a cruel twist of fate.

Efforts were made by the Space Garrison to contain the spread of Crisium, with some instances requiring extreme measures to control the infection. Something, however, went wrong. At some point during the quarantine, several pockets of Crisium appeared to gain sentience, transforming into living clouds of darkness. Without a host in order to destroy and dispel the energy, these Crisium Clusters managed to infect hundreds of Ultra Warriors across various continuities. Several home worlds were consumed by the clouds of edge, while several existing Dark Ultras sought out the clusters in the hopes of attaining greater power. Those that possessed the Strengthened Edge Factor tore down the barriers between dimensions, uniting their corrupted numbers across the whole of reality and spreading their chaos further.

Out of nowhere, a mysterious Dark Ultra calling himself Crisis led the forces of Crisium against the entirety of the seven magniverses and their Ultramen. Although his army was more than easy to combat, Crisis himself proved almost impossible to defeat, even managing to halt and cancel the creation of Ultraman Shining Neo Saga at one point. Ultimately, the Trinity arrived, having detected the sheer BS emanating from these events and seeking to put a stop to it. The three and Crisis engaged in a intense battle that ended with the four unleashing their full power upon one another, with the intense force blasting the other heroes and villains back to their home universes. In the aftermath, the forces of Crisium were wiped out, but Crisis and the Princes had disappeared.

These events are what you will find if you dial up the Parody Garrison's files on Ultraman Crisis. It is speculated that Crisis himself somehow tampered with his files, replacing this...

### Actual History

In actuality, Crisis first appeared much earlier, hiding behind a mask and restraints, offering his allegiance to Ultraman Dao. He claimed to be host to a new form of corrupting energy, Crisium. With this power, Crisis claimed that he would turn the Parody Garrison against itself and grant Dao a springboard to effect the omniverse and its warriors of good. Suspicious of the newcomer, Dao had Crisis assigned to his backup division, under the command of another edgelord known as Black Adam.

Before the Dao Omniversal Empire's exploits even became known across the magniverse, Crisis launched a pre-emptive strike. Commanding a horde of Crisium-powered monsters, the Dark Ultra faked a distress signal, prompting a Parody Garrison squad, including a few well-known Parodies of average power, to be dispatched to his location. His monsters overwhelmed the group, and as they lay in defeat, Crisis delivered a preachy monologue before exposing the group to Crisium, corrupting them into edgy dark versions of themselves.

Now having a group of Dark Ultras in addition to his monsters, Crisis launched a direct assault on the Land of Parodies. His Crisium-infected Ultra minions looked to spread their condition through the Parody Garrison, while his monsters laid waste to everything in their path. Quickly, the best-known Parodies of the Land were on the scene, aiming to control the spread of the Crisium while simultaneously dealing with the monsters. In the end, Crisis was confronted by One Kick Leo, and seemingly defeated.

After Crisis' invasion, the infected Ultras were put in quarantine, and the Parody Science and Technology Bureau aimed to get to the bottom of what was wrong with them. They succeeded, discovering Crisium to be, as you previously read, a combination of Anathium and the Edge Virus. Soon, a cure was developed and the corrupted Ultras freed.

Despite having seemingly perished in a single kick, Crisis sightings soon began to be reported across the Parody Magniverse and even some of the other magniverses. Investigating, the Parody Garrison discovered surges of Crisium, managing to contain them all. This all but confirmed that Crisis was still out there, planning something...

Since that battle, Crisis, now working independently, has lived off the radar, gradually corrupting or creating new minions of evil. He plans to eventually bring devastation to the omniverse and prove the potential of Crisium, but whether he will succeed, or even begin his plans, remains to be seen.

### Ultra Mania: The Crisis Crisis

Crisis will inevitably appear as the main antagonist of an Ultra Mania at some point.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Crisium Ray:** Crisis' main beam, fired in a "+" position. His Parody Garrison file claims that it can destroy two multiverses in one blast, but in reality, it is about as powerful as the Lightning Noa.
* **Crisis Claws:** Crisis' main weapon in combat are his natural claws, which can be charged with Crisium energy. It's said they can cut through infinity, but in reality they are as sharp as the Trinitium Light Ring or Crescent Final Geed.
* **Crisium Corruption:** Crisis fires a blast of concentrated Crisium from his hand, which corrupts any Ultra or kaiju it hits into an edgy evil version of itself, complete with cringy, self-righteous personality. Despite claims otherwise, it is ineffective against those more powerful than Crisis himself.
* **Creation/Modification of Life:** Crisis is capable of altering life forms or creating new ones, as shown through him bestowing OP powers upon characters, creating clones, or bringing toys to life.
* **Deconstructium Ray:** A beam fired from Crisis' eyes that makes any life-form it hits realize the dark truth about the nature of the Ultra Series and the UltraFan Multiverse, leaving them a trembling mess and at Crisis' mercy. It has yet to be used successfully.
* **"Omnipotence":** Crisis is capable of warping reality to a limited degree, creating Plot Holes that allow him to perform feats superior to his normal ones, or gaining new abilities such as causing natural disasters. However, doing this leaves him exhausted, and it has its limits, so it is not true omnipotence; far from it, in fact.

## His Minions/Creations

Most of Crisis' minions are based on trends.

* **One Poke Black:** An overpowered version of Black Directive that Crisis claims came into existence because One Kick Leo "disrupted the balance of the omniverse," although this is not true because Crisis made him. He says One Poke Black can kill anything with a single poke from his cane, and is completely equal in power to OKL. This is A. an excuse to make an OP character without permission, and B. false. Although he can summon OP saucer beasts, so there's that... although they're only about as OP as EX versions of the originals... Also, as One Kick Leo pointed out, there's already an overpowered Black Directive in his universe...
* **Figuarts Belial Atrocious:** Exactly what he says on the tin, right down to having effect parts instead of beams... Apparently he is actually the evolved form of Ultra-Act Kaiser Belial. Wait, who's Ultra-Act Kaiser Belial?
* **Jum-Killer Jack:** Kaettekita zo! Kaettekita zo! JOMU-KIRA! The first of Crisis' minions to make himself known. Made even more pointless by the fact that Jum-Killer Junior was already a thing.
* **The Flock of Mayhem:** A small army of bizarre, mutated clones of obscure Fan Ultras who Crisis definitely didn't get permission to rip off.
* **Meta Killer:** An Ace Killer variant created to kill the Titan Princes and Void Eye. It failed.
* Various average monsters brought under the influence of Crisium.

## Trivia

* Crisis is a parody of Moar, his overpowered villains, and his repeated attempts to do a "comic book event."
	+ His name is, of course, based on Crisis on Infinite Earths and other "everything hangs in the balance" crossovers like the ones Moar makes.
* Originally, he was to be an ineffectual villain much like GLOMB's, but I decided to instead make him more "serious."
* I'm glad Darkclone Proteus already exists, because that allowed me to ignore that trait of Moar.
	+ Same with Aegis Dark.
* Image by Moar himself, edited by Furno.