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Masato Shikibu

Masato Shikibu is one of the team members piloting the Dancouga, who arrived from another dimension.

## Personality

The youngest member of the team, in terms of personality. He is an active guy, although somewhat immature, Masato's emotional strength makes up for his lack of combat experience. His fighting spirit also inspires the other team members to continue fighting until the end, even when they are on the verge of complete defeat.

## Story

Masato was born in Iwate Prefecture. Masato's father was the president of a weapons factory, and his family is quite wealthy. Going against his father's wishes, Masato entered the academy (the team's 6th trainee). Thanks to his determination, he became one of the members of Dancouga's team. When their former commander betrayed them by siding with Neo Atlanteans, Captain Nemo became his new commander.

Due to the Concept Change in GU2, he first moved to the original dimension, thereby cutting off communication with the base, and later reunites with the commander.
Saudade of Sunday

Saudade of Sunday (or simply Saudade) is one of the 7 power armors sawn by Michael.

## Origin

Initially, like the other 6 Power Armors, they were created as a way to fight against ancient Mycenaean Gods. These ancient weapons, although larger than the Gods themselves, were still inferior in strength, as their true potential could not be revealed. For the time being, no one knew how to actually use the armor, until Zeus arrived. By that time, the armor was lost, as were their ancient blueprints.

After 2 thousand years, the Claw Man was able to find the ancient blueprints of the Armor, and he was able to unravel the secret of the true power of the armor, because they lacked the most important armor, Birthday. It is still unknown what role he played during the war with the Gods, despite the available wings and the ability to fly even in space.

## Abilities

A fairly strong and fast type of 'Mech that is classified as a "Power Armor" due to the fact that it's not really a 'Mech, as it doesn't have the detailed interface of most robots and isn't as mechanized.

This armor, like Metsa, is able to fly, but for a long time and even fly in space. In its compact form, it has the appearance of a pistol with bayonets. In its humanoid form, it grows several large wings that function like large solar panels. Saudade wields a weapon that fires energy beams and has attached bayonets.

Saudade was an integral part of the Talon's plan to reformat the world.
Seiji Hokuto

Seiji is the youngest of the demon hunter team.

## Personality

Wearing Ace's costume, he is the third Ultraman to appear, being a part-time vigilante who seeks revenge on those who have wronged him in the past.

## Story

Seiji Hokuto and his family were on a plane that exploded 12 years ago after being set up by Ace Killer. As a result, he was seriously injured, but Yuko Minami, another survivor, found him. Seiji was kidnapped by Bemular and taken to Yapul, who gave him prosthetic limbs and raised him as his own child.

Seiji somehow managed to figure out who Shinjiro Hayata really was and approached him at school, calling him "Mr. Hayata" ("Senpai" in the original Japanese voiceover). After this, he treats the scandalous doctor and his gang rudely, taking their money for himself. He later appears again in the Ultraman Suit and beats up a gang of robbers and another gang from an illegal casino, making off with the stolen money. His actions lead the public to believe that a new Ultraman has emerged, even attracting the attention of people like Rena, Endou, and Kurata. He meets with Shinjiro again, just to hack into his phone. He later follows him to a warehouse, where he helps Shinjiro deal with the monster before his hands are taken away and he leaves. He returns to Yapul and asks him to repair and strengthen his arms, but is instead reprimanded for his reckless use. After this, he listens to a telephone conversation between Ide and Shinjiro and learns that a monster is rampaging through the train station, and kills it before Shinjiro and Moroboshi arrive. Seeing them, he asks to join the SSSP, revealing his identity to them. Seiji gets to Ide and interviews him, and he says that he wants to create a world where humans and aliens can coexist peacefully so Yuuko can be happy. He leaves and the SSSP plan to use him as bait to lure out their benefactor, but he does not fall for the trick.
Hiro

Hiro is the protagonist of the anime Darling in the Franxx. Is a stamen on par with pistil 02, and pilots Strelitzia.

## Appearance

Has a standard lean male body with black, shaggy hair and blue eyes.

A little later, he had a blue tumor-like mutation in his chest, caused by piloting with Zero Two. The mutation soon got bigger, but Hiro was able to overcome it and get rid of it completely, even though he was left with a scar on his chest.

With further piloting, Hiro has blue horns on his head.

## Personality

As a child, Hiro was cheerful and promising, giving names to himself and other children while codes were their only names, thus becoming popular with children. Taught other children, especially Ichigo, astronomy. During his stay in the garden, Hiro asked the adults many questions about the world around him, but was disappointed when the adults didn't answer him each time.

After some time, he failed in one of the exams, because of which he lost confidence in himself. As a result, he wanted to leave the plantation, but his former partner Naomi forced him to refuse.

The loss of his ability to pilot made him feel that his life was of little value, but after meeting Zero Two and subsequently piloting Franks with her, his depressive moods were gone.

Since then, I have often thought about Zero Two, helping her become stronger and getting closer to her. Over time, I realized that I fell in love with her.

## Story

He was known as a parasite with the code number "016" and was once considered a child prodigy.

He was one of the soldiers who fought against NERV, Britannia and the alien invasion. All this under the guidance of Dr. Franxx.

Came from the same orphanage where Naomi, Ichigo and Goro lived, later became Naomi's partner. He and Naomi failed the test, after which they were forced to leave the plantation, but Hiro received permission to stay. However, he still wanted to leave, but at the last moment Naomi stopped him, and he stayed.

However, he was unable to synchronize with his partner, Naomi, and could no longer be a pilot. He did not find his place in the world and struggled to find it. However, as Zero Two's partner, he became an official parasite and found a new reason to live. Hiro and Zero Two were the newest members of Plantation Thirteen, piloting a Franks called Strelitzia.
Melissa and Carossa

* Melissa
* Carossa

Melissa and Carossa are twins, members of the Nightmare Syndicate, a branch of the Original Seven, and pilot 2 armors - Sen of Saturday and Sin of Friday, which can merge into one armor.

## Appearance

Melissa was a little girl with green hair and yellow eyes. She wore a red and navy blue uniform, symbolizing her commitment to the Original Seven.

Carossa was a young teenage boy with green hair and yellow eyes. His hair was styled in such a way as to make him look like a cat. He usually wears a dark blue uniform with a necklace of sharp teeth.

## Personality

Melissa was a shy, timid girl who was easily upset. Despite her fragility, she could be quite brave when needed, even showing a sinister side when she threatened to kill Van for trying to get close to the Claw.

Carossa often defended her when she was upset and they had a close bond.

Unlike his mild-mannered sister, Karossa was brash, arrogant, and short-tempered. He had a deep fear of being abandoned and often lost his temper by doing what he thought was best to please his Companion. Karossa showed a more sensitive side towards Melissa, perhaps the only person who could calm him down. Despite this, he becomes so enraged by her death that he furiously charges at Ray, also dying.

## Story

The siblings were the end products of the "Project Carossa" that took place in lab B-5-10. The Followers of the Talon have been trying to perfect the cloning process for years, but due to an invisible anomaly, the clones will develop a deep hatred for their twins. The project was eventually abandoned.

Both he and Melissa were orphans, and so he developed a deep need for attention, especially from Talon. He is also very protective of his sister and will attack anyone who scares her or makes her cry.

Almost from the beginning, Karossa has a growing sense of hostility towards Michael, partly because he becomes the focus of Talon's attention (due to his importance in his plan), and partly because Melissa falls in love with him.
Ragudo Mezegis

The Ragudo Mezegis is one of the lost ships, operated by Kali.

## Origin

Billions of years ago, a battleship was part of the Dark Star Dugradigru.

He lay dormant for years, but was discovered by Syndicate spies. At a dig Kane was investigating, an "old friend" Rayle snuck aboard a massive ship and flew off with it, betraying his friend, and it was soon handed over to Carly, who was willing to do anything for Yami.

## Abilities

It too was a subordinate of Dark Star, but was a Lost Ship as opposed to a weapon. It took on a slight dagger-shaped form, with what appeared to be an 'eye' at the tip of the 'blade'. It was ruthless in that it was able to obliterate an entire planet with one shot with its Graviton Cannon, as well as wielding laser cannons able to tear lesser ships apart. Ragudo Mezegis is protected by a phase-reversing field.

### Final Psy Code

The last ability that greatly enhances his powers, but at the cost of the captain's life.
Raiden

Raiden is a Transformer-Gestalt, or rather a Gestalt-Trainbot, fighting on the side of the Autobots. It consists of 6 parts: Shouki, Getsuei, Yukikaze, Suiken, Seizan, Kaen.

## Personality

The main function of the Trainbots is transport, but when an obstruction arises that prevents them from delivering their passengers, they won't hesitate to combine into the mighty **Raiden** to clear the tracks. And no obstacle is too big for Raiden's matchless ambition: he is, after all, the guy who maintains an active rivalry with Devastator, and plans on challenging Predaking next! Fittingly enough, his other great personality trait is his peerless punctuality. This is one Robot Train that always runs on time!

## Story

He probably appeared a long time ago, before the technology to artificially create a brain for new Cybertronians was lost. Although he himself became an Autobot warrior recently. Therefore, the Trainbots were the only ones that were not created naturally, but still not inferior to their enemies in strength.

## Abilities

Like other Gestalts, it consists of several parts, namely 6.

### Shouki - Torso

**Shouki** is the Trainbots' leader. Like his teammates, he has an elemental weakness, namely earthquakes. Like most people. A somber and straightforward bot, he takes his duties and his responsibilities towards his teammates extremely seriously. Unfortunately, he also a tendency towards the dramatic and a temper as quick as his train mode that can get he and the other Trainbots into trouble.

### Getsuei - Right leg

**Getsuei** is the Trainbots' "night fighter". When the lights get low, Getsuei really shines (ha ha), able to sneak up and take out opponents easily even under the worst visibility conditions. On the other hand, he's not so good in the daytime. In fact, he tends to get a little sluggish and daydreamy when the sun is out.

### Yukikaze - Left leg

Cold-weather operations is Yuki's gig, and in the snow, there's no stopping him. Naturally, he doesn't like heat at all. So much, in fact, that it severely hampers his ability to work with Kaen, who apparently puts out a lot of it.

### Suiken - Left arm

Despite his rail-riding alternate mode, **Suiken** is an extremely capable warrior on even the most rugged and uneven terrain. He's a veteran of a great many battles, which has given him an incredible depth of knowledge. He can plan battle tactics or even stellar navigation routes for the Trainbots' combined space-traveling train mode.

### Seizan - Right arm

Normally, one wouldn't expect a train on a mountain, but that's where you'll find **Seizan**. The more drastic and dangerous the slope, the more Seizan enjoys using it in battle to drop down on Decepticons, barreling along at full speed.

### Kaen - pelvis

He's the strongest of the Trainbots, and **Kaen** is extremely proud of this fact. He's got the punch, and he can really bring on the heat, literally. This sometimes puts him at odds with his cold-loving teammate Yukikaze, especially since they have to physically link together when they form Raiden.
JDG-00X Devil Gundam

* Ultimate Gundam
* Devil Gundam
* MA mode

Devil Gundam is a living legend. One of the legends says that the Devil Gundam is Hades, but reborn.

## Origin

It was previously known as the Ultimate Gundam and its original role was to experiment with Earth's Nature. But when Hades' consciousness awakened, he killed Kyoji from within, soon transforming into the Devil Gundam. The only way to defeat him is to take out the dead pilot and destroy Hades' consciousness. His antipode, God Gundam, was capable of this.

## Abilities

* Vulcan Gun

Like most Gundams of its time, the Devil Gundam featured four vulcan guns mounted in its head, which were primarily used for close range defense or for thwarting movement.
* Devil Finger

The Devil Gundam's final form could sprout a pair of massive clawed hands from its shoulders.
* Beam Cannon

A high-powered beam weapon that could be seemingly generated from anywhere on the Devil Gundam's body. The anime depicted them as barrages of beams fired from the fingertips of its back-mounted arms. In the video games, it was shown that the beams were also fired from the protrusions on the shoulders, its chest, and the base of its head.
## Special Equipment & Features

* DG Cells

Artificial cells produced by the Devil Gundam and spread through direct contact. Physically, they appear as a silver hexagonal coating that replicates and spreads over the skin and any other articles of clothing, just stopping at the head. Those who gain DG Cells are mentally and physically corrupted into evil pawns of the Devil Gundam and subsequently gain abilities based on it, although a couple individuals, such as Schwarz Bruder, managed to resist possession despite being run solely by DG Cells. Its name probably originated from the first letters of the **D**evil **G**undam's name.
* Self-Evolution

Grants the Devil Gundam the ability to evolve and improve itself by changing into new, more powerful forms, with even greater forms being accessible when it has a female as its core unit. Its highest form reached is a winged, planetary body called **Devil Colony**. This also allowed Gundams exposed by DG Cells to transform into radically different and more powerful machines, such as Kowloon's transformation into Master and Neros into Heaven's Sword.
* Self-Replication

Allows the Devil Gundam to generate offshoots of itself to act as its ears and eyes while it rests in its lair. At first, it produced mobile suits, the Death Army, which spawned off variants to cover a wide variety of combat roles. Later, the Devil Gundam spawned Gundam Heads, snake-like machines that could travel underground and were equipped with powerful beam cannons located in their mouths.
* Self-Regeneration

Allows the Devil Gundam to instantly repair any damage, no matter how severe: this is greatly diminished without a core life unit. This power can also be used to reanimate dead corpses, as shown with the Death Army soldiers, aka Zombie Gundam.
Irmgard Kazahara

Irmgard "Irm" Kazakhara, is the pilot of Grungust. He also became famous as a Tesla researcher.

## Personality

Irm is almost limitless in flirting, which causes a lot of problems in his relationships with other members of the team. He is also quite sarcastic at times, but is generally reliable in the face of his opponents.

## Story

Like Grungust, originally developed in the USA, he himself is also from the same strange, although he also has Japanese roots. Therefore, he often calls himself Irm. Initially, he was a researcher and developer in the field of AI of mechas. And he most of all had a hand in the creation of his future furs. Soon, when in his dimension all countries united under the Earth Federation, he continued to call himself Irm, as "it reduces the time to pronounce the name", and the nationality of his robot does not matter anymore.

He himself soon becomes a victim of the Concept Change, which is why he ends up with the Alliance. He didn't mind joining new allies, and would even gladly take on new enemies.
Pasder

* Pasder
* EI-01

Pasder officially designated as EI-01, an alien intelligence that is the heart of the Z-Master, designated as ZX-31.

## Origin

Pasder was created as a "virus" to mechanize planets, and the target was Earth, taking with it 4 Zonderian kings, two of which were J and the core of King J-Der. While entering orbit, he crashed into a shuttle carrying Guy Shishio, which ultimately led to the latter's transformation into a cyborg. Shot down by a pre-emptive orbital attack by the Galleon, EI-01 would fall on the city of Yokohama, Japan. The initial impact on Mikoto Utsugi's residence would cause a fire that would kill her parents, destroy Utsugi's residence, and render Utsugi unconscious—during which Pasder implanted Zonder's dormant experimental organism into her biology.

After defeating him, Pasder went underground, but due to the intervention of the Kriasu Corporation, the plan to mechanize the Earth had to be postponed. It was only after the Big Concept Change that he and the other 4 kings had already moved under Anima City, several hundred meters underground, even deeper than the mech factory, which became an ideal source for Zonder-Metal.

And although Pasder was soon revealed by Henri and Mamoru, the alien managed to retreat into space thanks to Pagliaccio, and by that time other parts of the Z-Master had already appeared.
Light

Light, or Pure Light. A certain essence, which is used as a deity, like Darkness, was created by Getter Emperor's Will, as a balance in the multiverse between Light and Darkness.

It also created light creatures, such as Fairies or Pretty Cures. It sustains all goodness and light. But it is not part of the Primus, despite similar roles. However, Primus is also the personification of order, and the one who creates life.

Light does not have any true appearance, therefore it in different dimensions and universes, often due to the "Concept Change", has different physical incarnations. In one of them, she has the form of Royale Queen, where she rules the Land of Fairy Tales (aka Märchenland). In another, it's just a fairy country, where they are ruled by their own fairy king. In this regard, in different dimensions there are different Precures, with their own characteristics. Where the main one just has its own Mechas, since this is exactly the very dimension where the main part of the army of all countries is a mechanized army, consisting of giant robots.

Approximately the same role is played by Darkness, where it just opposes Light, just like Unicron, opposes Primus.
Nemus

* Mega Nemus
* Saint Nemus

Nemus, or Mega Nemus, who later evolved into Saint Nemus, one of Baron Leltoy's Bakugan.

## Origin

Nemus is a pre-evolved form of the Guardian Bakugan Baron. By the time of the events, he had already turned into Mega Nemus.

## Abilities

### Ability Cards

* **Borehole Reflection**: Nullifies the opponent's ability.
* **Float Shield**: Prevents the opponent from activating abilities.
* **(Attribute) Force** : Adds 300 Gs to Saint Nemus. (Haos, Darkus)
* **Darkus Sky**: Adds 200 Gs to Saint Nemus. (Darkus)
* **Night Stunworks**: Adds 300 Gs to Saint Nemus. (Darkus)
* **Elemental Roar**: Subtracts 200 Gs from the opponent.
* **Sparkly Arrow**: Transfers 400 Gs from the opponent to Saint Nemus.
* **Pyramid Shield**: Transfers 200 Gs from the opponent to Saint Nemus.
* **Bakugan Multiplier**: Transfers 300 Gs from the opponent to Saint Nemus.
* **Divine Light**: Revives any Bakugan (an ally or an opponent) that lost and returns it to its owner. (Standard Haos Ability)
* **Saint Sky High**
Seven

* 7.0
* 7.3
* 7.5

Seven is a special experimental mecha, which at the same time has different versions, differing in characteristics.

## Origin

With the appearance of Gilliam and his Gespent Mech, many technologies were taken as its basis, thanks to which many technologies from the dreams of mankind became real. In this way, not only several models of Super-suits were created. And not in vain, since soon the demons gradually began to seep in, and they also came in handy to fight them. The only negative is the inability to make yourself a 40-meter giant like in those series, since by those standards it is physically impossible.

This suit was created to experiment with different weapons, so it has different versions.

## Abilities

### **Focus**

The suit focuses the wearer's strength allowing them to make better use of their natural strength.

### **Protection**

While both provide protection, the newer model seemed to hold superior defense as it took Bemular's heat ray at point-blank range and was relatively unscathed, Shin's armor was damaged by Bemular's strength and extra arms. Shinjiro was still injured from the heat ray, but it is unlikely he would've even survived that blast without the armor.

### **Strength**

Since he does not have the Ultraman Factor, Moroboshi's suit gives him greater strength than he would normally possess.

### **Extra Armor**

The Version 7 suit was built with normal humans in mind, thus it has more armor than Shinjiro's model, particularly the chest and the shoulder region.

### **Acceleration**

The suit somehow allows Moroboshi to accelerate and travel at high speeds, at least in short bursts.

### **Spacium Sword**

Moroboshi's suit comes with a high-tech katana capable of producing shockwaves when swung.

### **Throwing Knives**

Moroboshi's suit is armed with throwing knives.
Hydron

Hydron became the first Bakugan brawler to pilot the Super Robot, Mazinkaiser.

## Personality

In his first appearance, Hydron was shown to be very spoiled and bratty, as his only concern in the first game was growing his collection of fossilized Bakugan. He was a very ruthless and heartless person. When his Bakugan's attack managed to knock Mira Fermin away, Dan Kuso criticizes him, saying "You're a bastard! Who would hurt a girl like that?!" He replied "Boy? Girl? All I see is a fighter!"

Unlike most members of the Vexos, Hydro seemed to have no problem with the Alternate Weapon System, despite his father's plan to destroy the universe. Unlike his father, Hydron was willing to accept the fact that he had already lost his title of prince, and did not seem to care anymore about being called that in the second half. However, Hydron is shown to be unable to cope with his losses and usually threatens the lives of others when he loses.

Hydron neglected his former home planet, telling Volt upon his return that it had become even worse since he left it.

Hydron had a habit of twirling a lock of his hair around his index finger.

## Story

Very little is known about Hidron's life. What was clear was that he had a negative relationship with his father, King Zenoheld, who constantly complained that his son was disappointing him by not putting New Vestroia under the control of the Vestals and called him a failure. It also seemed that Hidron was somewhat afraid of his father, as he panics whenever his father gets angry and tries his best to avoid blaming him for failures out of fear of punishment.

He was shown to be quite arrogant and had a very high opinion of himself, to the point of being called a "spoiled brat" by others. It is unclear if he had any actual experience in fighting, despite wanting to fight the Resistance himself; however, it appears that Hydron is a very powerful brawler from Subterra using his Dryoid Bakugan, a mechanical Bakugan created by Professor Clay.

He soon became the pilot of a certain Mazin Emperor, Bakugan Slayer, Mazinkaiser, whom Dragonoid once fought to protect his friends. He even managed to fight some Getter Machines, such as Shin Getter or Shin Dragon, despite the huge difference in size.

After his father's betrayal, he sided with the fighters, becoming almost a "Running Prince" like Lelouch.

But he soon returns with Drago during the events of Char's Revenge, when Full Frontal began.
Ryoma Nagare

* Prison clothing
* Pilot suit (A long journey, part 1)

Ryoma Nagare is the real Takuma Nagare's father. Surprised by such a small difference in age, it was explained by the fact that he fell between space and time after the Concept Change.

## Appearance

Ryoma is very similar to his son. But unlike Takuma, Rema has longer hair and sideburns. The pilot's suit differed from the one Takuma wears, where it consisted of a darker jumpsuit and the construction of the helmet was also different. In his prison outfit, he wore a gray torn cloak, brown trousers, black boots, and a tattered red cloak that initially hid his face.

## Personality

Ryoma has a righteous heart believing in justice, but retains a ferocious and aggressive personality, which is best shown by him shouting his name enthusiastically in battle, which moves Rema closer to being an ambiguous anti-hero than a noble. Unfortunately, this tendency to let her emotions get the best of her sometimes prevents Ryoma from seeing a higher purpose; it also contrasts him with the methodical and steadfast Hayato.

Indeed, right after being released from prison, Ryoma could only think of getting revenge on Dr. Saotome and Hayato for deceiving and betraying him. This blinds him to the point where he almost immediately has Hayato at gunpoint after their tense reunion and would have shot him in cold blood if not for the start of Saotome's experiments with Gor and Burai.

## Story

Previously, he and his comrades, Hayato and Benkei became the first pilots of the first generation Getter Robot, which proved to be quite successful. This was followed by the second Getter Robo experiment, but when the Shin Getter experiment began, Ryoma started having problems. Dr. Saotome, still alive then, had a daughter, Michiru Saotome. She died during the experiments. As a result, the Doctor himself began to go crazy. Hayato by that time had to kill him and put the blame on Ryoma so that he would not get under his feet. For this reason, he ended up in prison, holding a grudge against him. At the time when Hayato became the head of the Saotome laboratory, Ryoma disappeared, while the original Getter Robo also disappeared somewhere. Due to the concept change, he had to survive in another dimension, in the world of Bakugan. Due to the hostile atmosphere, he had to hunt for a long time and finally build the Black Getter. Although he didn't even notice how much time had actually passed. Shortly after the Alliance arrived here, Ryoma literally walked out of this Space-Time Vacuum where he was able to meet his son, and still hold a grudge against Hayato, although he claimed that Saotome was too dangerous, for he was ready to kill all three, accused of murder.

After the Big Concept Change, Rema disappears again, but this time it didn't take long to find him, as he was already visiting Ryuko. What is amazing - Dr. Saotome was alive.
Raidiese F. Branstein

Raidiese "Rai" F. Branstein is one of the members of the SRX team and pilots the R-2.

## Personality

Although not a Psych Driver like his SRX teammates, 19-year-old Raidiese "Rai" F. Branstein has exceptional piloting skills and a unique sense of judgment on the battlefield. Coming from the respected Branstein family, he is the second son of Mayer W. Branstein and the younger brother of Elsam von Branstein. A calm and loyal person, Rai has great respect for the Branstein surname and takes his friends and family close to his heart. However, his relationship with Elsam is tense for several years: Rai blames him for the death of his beloved daughter-in-law Cattleya after the attack on the Elpis colony, home of the Branstein clan. His relationship with Princess Shine Hausen is not entirely clear, but he makes sure she feels safe when he is around her.

## Story

Before all the events, the terrorists captured one of the space colonies, where Reidiese's daughter-in-law, Cattleya Fujiwara-Branstein, was held hostage. She was killed at her request, along with the terrorists, and the man who did it was none other than her husband, Elsam W. Branstein. Completely distraught at his brother's decision, Rai drops his last name, going so far as to change his middle name to Fujiwara, after Cattleya. He soon leaves the colonies and joins the Earth Federation Army. By the time the original generation begins, he is promoted to second lieutenant, and is sent by Mao Industry to the moon to test Huckebein 008 p. However, the Black Hole Engine test on the machine fails; as a result, Rai loses his left arm. He is given a prosthesis, just before Ingram Plissken recruits him as the latest member of the SRX team.

Although he and the young, preeminent psychic driver Ryusei Data initially have run-ins with each other, he comes to respect him as his performances improve on the battlefield. When Ingram transfers to the Airgaters, Rai is told that he is no longer needed on the SRX team, as the SRX machine requires three psychodrivers to reach its full potential. Instead, he replies that as long as he exists on the team, his place in R-2 will always be his. As such, Rai continues to fight the Divine Crusaders and Airgaters in a war along with his teammates.
Kotaro Higashi

Kotaro Higashi was previously believed to be the one who was possessed by the Demon, although these are only theories. This is because he has an uncontrollable fire ability. And for this reason, he wears a suit most of the time.

## Personality

He becomes Taro after his powers awaken. He is the fifth Ultraman.

## Story

Kotaro Higashi was investigating a mass disappearance incident that occurred in New York before he returned to Japan, meeting his girlfriend Izumi at the airport. They travel to a crossroads where many events have taken place, such as battles against Devilman and other Demons. During the fight, Kotaro and Izumi notice a quartet of masked women acting suspiciously and decide to observe and photograph them from a distance before one of them decides to use the Life Energy Camera in the crowd to make them all disappear except for themselves, Moroboshi. Kotaro and Izumi, who were out of reach. Kotaro tries to testify to Moroboshi, but is told to go to the cops instead.

Seeking to find out the truth on his own, Kotaro infiltrates the Demon hideout despite Izumi's warnings and is captured by them. Despite his attempts to convince them to do the right thing, he is pinned down and forced to watch Izumi disappear after being caught on Life Force's camera just as she went to SSSP to give them evidence. Kotaro is then filmed as well, which somehow awakens his dormant flame powers, but sends him into a frenzy. Everyone thought he was possessed by a demon, but there are no facts yet. Jack arrives and subdues Taro before he can do any damage to the city, and Yapool tells him to put a spare suit on Kotaro to restrain him, which works when Kotaro passes out, after the Ultra Badge is forced on him.
Shin Hayata

Shin Hayata is the former wearer of the Ultraman suit and the father of Shinjiro Hayata.

## Personality

Shin Hayata wore the Proto-Suit, a prototype of the Ultraman Suit that was created by Ide as a means to concentrate the power of the Ultraman Factor within himself so that he could become an Ultraman again to fight the demonic threats targeting Earth.

## Story

Shin Hayata was once a human who became one with Ultraman. Some time later, Shin Hayata had a son named Shinjiro Hayata. When Shinjiro was young, Shin one day took him to the old SSSP base, which had now been repurposed as the Giant of Light Memorial. He met with his former colleague Mitsuhiro Ide, and someone else approached him asking for an autograph. He left Shinjiro to look around, and after a while, Shinjiro fell several floors while trying to reach the diorama on the VTOL Jet. Shin and the others quickly rush to his aid, but they see that he is mostly okay. Upon returning home, Shin found that he could no longer doubt that his son was abnormal, and this bothered him. After looking at some old photos from his time with the SSSP, he was forced to go back and ask Ide what was going on and why he couldn't remember anything about Ultraman. In desperation, he punched the edge of the stairs and broke them, shocking himself but not Ide, who asked Shin to follow him. Upon descending to the basement floor, Ide discovered that the SSSP had never actually disbanded, after which demonic threats appeared through unknown means.

10 years later, Shin and his son grew estranged due to Shinjiro's inability to control his superhuman abilities.
Priscilla

Priscilla is one of Van's allies and pilots the Brownie.

## Appearance

Priscilla is a teenager with long pink hair and blue eyes. She usually wears her hair in a high ponytail and also wears the pink and black bodysuit used to pilot her armor, Brownie.

## Personality

Despite being an orphan, Priscilla is a brave girl who seems to be filled to the brim with optimism and energy. Often seen as playful rather than serious when riding her Armor, Brownie has a strong desire to help others. Priscilla later joins Van and Wendy on their journey to defeat Talon. Eventually, she confesses her love for Van.

## Story

Priscilla is a pink-haired girl who first met Van at an armor battle tournament. She enjoys piloting her Armor and gives all the prize money she wins to her sister Joanna's efforts to raise orphans. Both were raised by a former Armor-turned-nun pilot who was Brownie's original owner, Priscilla Armor.

She controls her armor through a control interface system implanted in her lower spine, which allows her movements to be directly imitated by her Armor, thus using her athletic abilities. Priscilla is a strong believer in fair play and has refused a bribe from a big company to host a championship fight. Her personality is somewhat naive and almost always cheerful. She later joins Van's company and also falls in love with him, much to Wendy's chagrin. She is not afraid to show her feelings for Van. The Eldorado Five even once enthusiastically encouraged her to propose to him, seeing her strong feelings. Instead, Priscilla agreed to the first date as it was too early to think about marriage. In the end, her date is put on hold when Wan abruptly leaves after completing his mission to kill the Claw and avenge his wife. Priscilla vows to find him one day and make this date.
Royale Queen

Royale Queen is one of the embodiments of Pure Light. She is the former ruler of Märchenland.

When Märchenland was attacked by Pierrot and the Bad End Kingdom, she used the Cure Decors that make up her power, but they were stolen by him. She then used the remainder of her power to seal Pierrot away, but that caused her to turn into a statue. She sent five magical lights to Earth, before sending Candy to search for the Pretty Cures that have the five magical lights in order to recover the Cure Decors and restore her power.

Like other incarnations of Light in different dimensions, she fulfills the role of Pure Light and the embodiment of positive energy and emotion. So even though she is strong, there are still those who are able to resist her, and this is not only Darkness, but also Mazinger ZERO.

## Gallery

Growth comparable to Precures and herself
Baron Leltoy

Baron, along with Mira, is one of the members of the resistance against Keith Fermin.

## Personality

Baron is currently 15 years old and the youngest and most emotional of the Resistance. Being the youngest, Baron has a lot to learn. He may be a talented brawler, but he has a bad habit of being overly defensive or not attacking properly. In the beginning, Baron had trouble fighting due to the fear of losing Nemus, especially after losing to Blade Tigrerra. Although he is called a weakling compared to some of the other members of the Resistance, he manages to defeat three Vexo and also helped Dan defeat Mylene Farrow.

He is a big fan of the Bakugan Fighters and the Six Fighting Bakugan, and Mira claims to have a poster of them in his room. Despite this (or because of it), he has a tendency to embarrass himself in front of his idols. He tends to become overly fascinated with objects of interest to him and is easily overwhelmed, which even Dan finds a little off-putting.

The Baron is the eldest son in a large family and cares deeply about his six younger siblings. However, he and his family fear there won't be enough space, and he begins planning to move out after Ace Greet convinces him and gives him information about an available apartment.

## Story

It is unknown how Baron joined the Resistance, but it can be assumed that he joined after Ace, as Baron was not with Mira when she came to recruit Ace.

Baron initially fought Blade Tigrerra, but was defeated by Spectro Phantom and Viper Helios. This incident causes him to doubt his abilities, but with a little help from Dan, Mira and Nemus, he wins the battle and takes his three Bakugan.

He is later shown fighting Dan and Neo Dragonoid, although the battle is not over due to Mira telling them to stop.

In one episode, he says that he always wondered what it would be like on the other side of the portal that brought Runo Misaki from Earth to New Vestroia. At the end of this episode, he decides to follow Dan, Mira and Runo to Earth to stop the Vexos from destroying it.

The Baron admires Runo as one of the original six battle brawlers, but Runo's father doesn't like it. He returns to New Vestroia with Dan via Dr. Gehabich's dimensional transporter. He seems to really enjoy doing things on Earth, especially Dan (like taking baths). In episode 20, he and Dan returned to New Vestroia, where they fought Mylene and Shadow in Beta City. The Baron was defeated while helping Dan and Drago, but he was still able to hold off Nemus and help Dan and Drago defeat them, destroying the Dimension Controller in the process. He is later shown telling Ace to stop hurting Dan, claiming that Mira has left them.
MD-0032G Guel's Dilanza

Guel's Dylanza is a specially created mecha for Guela using Neo Zeon technology.

## Origin

Among the basic MS Dilanza units developed by Jeturk Heavy Machinery, a number have been customized for their pilots. One of these has been modified to suit the piloting style of Guel Jeturk, heir to the company. Its outward appearance has also been tailored to fit Guel's penchant for the ostentatious. Painted in a vivid magenta and fitted with a decorative headpiece, this unit embodies the skill and unshakable self-confidence which made Guel, Asticassia's best pilot. It gives the impression that no other unit could be worthy of such a pilot.

## Abilities

* Beam Vulcan

Beam weaponry affixed to the unit's chest. Due to the beam's low power and rapid-fire capability, it is largely used for diversionary tactics in duels.
* Spike Shield

Defensive equipment attached to each shoulder, exclusive to this unit. Furnished with a spike, they can also serve as striking weapons.
* Beam Rifle

A standard sidearm developed for MS units by Jeturk Heavy Machinery. In addition to its burst attack, it boasts several other firing modes.
* Beam Torch

A melee weapon common to all Dilanza units, with a broad beam blade. When not in use, it is stored in the weapon dock inside the shield.
* Beam Partizan

A melee weapon option for the Dilanza. A polearm which can generate high convergence-rate beam blades extending from one end. For a melee weapon, it boasts a broad effective attack range. Generates a standard green colored beam at an output abiding to Asticassia School of Technology limits, and a magenta colored beam when at full output.
Kosuke Kita

Kosuke Kita is the fifth member of the team, piloted by Combattler V.

## Personality

The youngest member of the team, and the smartest, with an IQ of 200. Kosuke is a kid with glasses who turns out to be an inventor. He is a smart kid, a boy genius, and wears nerd glasses that hide his eyes.

## Story

It’s not particularly clear where he got such a high level of intelligence. Either from experimentation, or from birth. However, all this made it possible to join the ranks of 3G. Although there was no sign of trouble during the experiment of the new mech Combattler V, when suddenly the Kriasu Corporation invaded the earth, freezing time. When 3G and Precures froze, Hema and his team were the last hope. And it seemed that even they could not resist anything, when suddenly the Somnium and the Alliance appeared, helping against Oshimaida. In gratitude for this, they are ready to fight on the side of the Alliance.
Mechatopia Army

The Troop of Mechatopia, or the Steel troops, consists of beetle-like creatures that, according to them, came from a certain planet of Mechatopia, about which the Cybertronians have no information. There may be some mistake here, but it's not certain. But what is certain is that they are planning to take over the earth before other alien races arrive or the other sides of the conflict even react. Captain Harlock actually suspected that there was someone else besides the Masons, since Zenda Cross appeared out of nowhere. This mech itself was sent as one of the plans to capture the planet, filled with slaves and resources.

The army itself is made up of beetle-like robots and works autonomously, but at any moment their commander's AI can take control of the army. Their superiority lies in the fact that they have power in quantity, but not in quality. Therefore, they attack everyone in a row like a swarm. After the destruction of their commander, they seemed to shut down and no longer functioned, because of which Rafflesia was delighted that these bugs also interfered with the plans of the Mazons.
Metroplex

* Main form
* Alt-form

Metroplex is the first of the Cybertronian Titans to transform into a massive fortress. He is also the older brother of Fortress Maximus.

## Personality

**Metroplex**’s poor, slow, and infrequent efforts to support his brave comrades and forward the Autobot cause are never enough. Sure, he's the Autobots' ultimate weapon, their greatest and final defense. Yes, he's a gigantic, towering warrior, capable of channeling awesome energies. Strong beyond belief, versatile, clever, brave and self-sacrificing, Metroplex is willing to give everything he has to the Autobot cause and defend it to his last astroseconds of life. Despite all this he’s wracked to the core of his being with the belief that he could and should be doing more. It’s a self-deprecating attitude that stuns many of his fellow Autobots, most of whom take immeasurable comfort in his very existence and the knowledge that regardless of what evil comes, Metroplex is out there to back them up.

This Titan's great modesty about his power and achievements together with a boundless patience necessitated by his size and alternate mode are apparent to anyone who pierces his normally less than talkative demeanor, and in the optics of many, these traits only raise his already high standing.

Metroplex's long-standing nemesis is the equally-gargantuan Decepticon, Trypticon. He has three "normal"-sized components: Six-Gun, Slammer, and Scamper, to help patrol and defend his territory. The extent of that territory varies; sometimes Metroplex is an independent base, and other times he's part of (or all of) Autobot City, aka **Scramble City**.

## Story

In far future, Metroplex had been installed as a sub-section of the larger Autobot City, now the main base of operations for the Autobots on Earth. During the Decepticons' attack on the city, the transforming cog which allowed Metroplex to transform to robot mode was destroyed, preventing him from participating in the battle, although he was manually converted to battle station mode by the Autobots inhabiting him. Subsequently, he completely died due to the influx of Decepticons. However, his “brain” survived and could still function. All powers were soon transferred to his younger brother, Maximus, and also became the main "Home" for Gridman to reach his full potential.

Although in GU2 he was resurrected and still carries Gridman.

## Abilities

Unlike its younger brother, Metroplex has smaller dimensions, but still plays the role of a portable base. Its outer skin is one of the strongest in the world, or even in the universe, and it is almost impossible to penetrate. However, if you get inside him, then he will find himself helpless, which is why he died in one of the battles. His cannons all over his body, on his shoulders, arms, hips and knees make this base indestructible.
Renais Kerdif Shishiou

* Renais
* Activated armor

Renais Kerdif Shishiou is considered to be Guy's younger sister, as she is also a Super Robot pilot and is also a cyborg.

## Appearance

Due to cybernization, it is quite high. She has long red hair, blue eyes. She wears a pink and white jacket, which is also considered armor and also a cooler, as it constantly radiates heat. She also has orange glasses that can also change shape.

## Personality

She often behaves like an anti-heroine. She is rude, antisocial and often gets aggressive. These traits often appear due to the trauma that happened in France and the fact that she gives off heat all the time. If you touch it without proper protection, severe burns are possible. Perhaps this is why she acts distant. Although she would soon show sympathy for J, he was the only one who could touch her without any harm, which caused intimacy in her.

## Story

She was kidnapped by the criminal organization BioNet, where the Somnium could theoretically be created, shortly after the murder of her mother (the BioNet agent herself became an outcast) and turned into a Metallic cyborg. For two years, she was trained as a killing machine and ordered to swear allegiance to her captors; instead, she decided to challenge them by attacking them with the weapons they provided her with. For this outrage, she was chained in the BioNet Center to die in the future, but was soon discovered and rescued in time by the huntsmen of the French intelligence service (and partner organization GGG).

Dr. Raiga, who was in France at the time, volunteered to help save his daughter's life, managing to do so by adding a portable GS generator to her cybernetics. Renee eventually joined Chasseur in an ongoing effort to destroy the organization that had changed it, showing no mercy to its members. Her partner was the late Eric Fowler and later Pork-Auto.

But soon she also became a victim of the "Eternal Happiness" from the Kriasu Corporation, although she was also saved, becoming a full-fledged member of 3G.