List of Ultraman Cosmos characters

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This page is the character list of the 2001 Ultra Series , Ultraman Cosmos . The series coincided with a prequel movie Ultraman Cosmos: The First Contact in 2001, later on succeeded with spin-off movies Ultraman Cosmos 2: The Blue Planet (2002) and Ultraman Cosmos vs. Ultraman Justice: The Final Battle (2003).

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Musashi Haruno

Musashi Haruno (春野 ムサシ, Haruno Musashi) is the main viewpoint character in the series and is Ultraman Cosmos' human host. Before his mother remarried, his actual name was Musashi Isohata (五十畑 ムサシ, Isohata Musashi).

Having lost his astronaut father Hiroyasu Isohata (五十畑 浩康, Isohata Hiroyasu) to a rocket accident in 1993, the 11 year old Musashi dreams of becoming an astronaut in honoring his late father. One night, while observing the stars, Musashi encountered the weakened Cosmos and reflect the sunlight to his forehead, therefore recharging the giant. His encounter with Cosmos was dismissed by others, especially during Basical's invasion on Earth until he was reassured by Mari and the Baltan child Shirubyi, allowing him to call upon Cosmos once more. [1]

Eight years later, the 19-year-old Musashi becomes a pilot candidate of the SRC Universal Development Center. After the Chaos Header started their invasion by possessing his monster companion Lidorias, Musashi merged with Cosmos and since then joined Team EYES in order to secure monsters and fight against Chaos and other extraterrestrial invaders. Despite his optimistic approach, his reliance on Cosmos also turned into a hindrance that almost get them killed until the Ultra was upgraded into Eclipse Mode. [2] [3] Starting from the second half, Musashi and Team EYES became a frequent target of Chaos Header, the entity being well aware of his double life. In the final episode, realizing that Chaos is simply misguided in his actions, Musashi's will to purify it resulted with Chaos Header transformed into an angelic form and departed from Earth. His actions caused him to be acknowledged as a true hero by Cosmos as they parted ways.

In 2012, Musashi had long retired from Team EYES and is pursuing in his dream to become an astronaut. In the event of Scorpus' attack on Earth, Musashi joined Team SEA as they establish contact with the Alien Gyashi and bonded with Cosmos to stop Sandloss with the help of Justice. [4] Three years later, Musashi finally became an astronaut for the Cosmo Noa (コスモ・ノア, Kosumo Noa) an attempt to bring Earth monsters away to a different planet. After being betrayed by Justice, both Cosmos and Musashi were trapped in a different space time as Ayano mobilized his colleague and had their Future Energy (フューチャーエナジー, Fyūchā Enajī) restore him back. Bearing no ill intent, he healed Justice as they fought Gloker Bishop and Giga Endra. [5] With the fight ended, Musashi settled his life on the terraformed Planet Juran to watch over the migrated Earth monsters and married Ayano, having a son named Sora.

Despite his pacifism, Musashi is also skilled in armed combat and a formidable pilot. The pyroxene stone given to him by Cosmos was meant to summon the Ultra by his own will and can simultaneously recharge his energy with Musashi's own bravery. Once both Ultra and human merged, the pyroxene transformed into the Cosmo Pluck (コスモプラック, Kosumo Purakku), which allows Musashi to become Cosmos. In their separated state, the pyroxene stone allows Musashi to become an orb of light which merged with the Ultra's Color Timer. [6]

He is portrayed by Taiyo Sugiura (杉浦 太陽, Sugiura Taiyō). [7] As a child, he is portrayed by Kounosuke Tokai (東海 孝之助, Tōkai Kōnosuke). [1] [4] [5]

Team EYES

Team EYES members from left to right: Fubuki, Ayano, Hiura, Musashi, Shinobu, and Doigaki. Ultraman Cosmos Team EYES members.jpg
Team EYES members from left to right: Fubuki, Ayano, Hiura, Musashi, Shinobu, and Doigaki.

EYES (アイズ, Aizu, Elite Young Expert Squad) is a subsidiary of SRC and the viewpoint team of Ultraman Cosmos. Stationed within the Treasure Base, their main goal is to protect monsters and benevolent aliens, but would also participate in warfare against hostile forces if the condition is called for. In The Final Battle, much of the original team members had retired as they were replaced by younger generations and moved on with their respective jobs.

Team EYES members

2015 Team EYES members

A new group of Team EYES led by Captain Fubuki, succeeding the first team, to which they referred to as "The Eyes".

Team EYES mechas

  1. The all-red machine which combines both A1 nosecone and A2 thrusters. It boasted high speed and maneuverability in mid-air, as well as perfect in reconnaissance missions. It is piloted by both captain Hiura and Fubuki. Its Tecch Raigar counterpart is boarded by Kashima and Shōda, while Fubuki and Natsuki piloted its KS variant.
  2. The all-blue machine which combines both B1 nosecone and B2 thrusters. Being reserved for rescue and protection, it boasted the lowest speed out of four modules but is equipped with multiple tools for disaster countermeasures and monster protection. The main pilot is Shinobu. Its Tecch Raigar counterpart is further optimized, allowing the machine to partake in actual combat other than monster protection and piloted by Fubuki and Natsuki, however, its KS variant is yet to be deployed due to the problems in balancing during the flight.
  3. Combines A1 nosecone and B2 thrusters, it is a large support aircraft with high firepower and multiple rescue tools. After overcoming his fears, Doigaki becomes the major pilot of this machine. Although its Tecch Raigar counterpart did not appear on-screen, the machine appeared as its KS variant to participate in an attack against Giga Endra, piloted by Kashima.
  4. Combines both A2 and B1 thrusters, it is presented as a compact high speed machine with multiple assault and rescue tools. Its main pilot is Musashi. Although its Tecch Raigar counterpart did not appear on-screen, the machine appeared as its KS variant to participate in an attack against Giga Endra, piloted by Shōda.
  1. Combines both A1 nosecone and SP-S unit. It served as protect, capture and support type with excellent mobility and high speed flight. The main pilot is Fubuki. In The Blue Planet, a "KS" variant was developed by SRC Universal Research Center and piloted by Musashi during his exploration to a ruined Planet Juran.
  2. Combines both B1 and SP-R unit. It resumed the purpose of Tecch Thunder 2 with faster flight speed in addition to SOAGG Beam Cannon (ソアッグビーム砲, Soaggu Bīmu Hō) and Victranger (ヴィクトランジャー, Vikutoranjā). The main pilot is Shinobu.

SRC

The Scientific Research Circle (科学調査サークル, Kagaku Chōsa Sākuru, SRC) is an organization in Ultraman Cosmos. From The First Contact, it initially started as a small non-profit research organization founded by Minazuki Industrial Technology Institute (水無月工業技術研究所, Minazuki Kōgyō Gijutsu Kenkyūsho, MITI). Their actions during the fight against Basical and Don Ron captured the attention from United Nations, which proceed to turn it into a massive organization within the span of 8 years.

Original Seven

The founding members of SRC would be known to as the Original Seven (オリジナルセブン, Orijinaru Sebun), the team having appeared in The First Contact. Despite their membership, they also enlisted on daily jobs as normal civilians, while usually active by night or during monster attacks on daylight.

SRC members in Ultraman Cosmos

Team SEA

A sub-faction of SRC which aimed to protect marine life forms, including aquatic monsters. Led by Kido, one of the Original Seven, its headquarters is in Rota Island (ロタ島, Rota-tō) of the North Mariana Archipelago (北マリアナ諸島, Kita Mariana Shotō). Musashi joined them in the events of The Blue Planet as they encounter the Alien Gyashi, which lead to the conflict against Sandloss.

SRC members in movies

SRC mechas and vehicles

Other facilities in SRC

JADF

The Joint Armed Defense Force (統合防衛軍, Tōgō Bōei-gun, JADF) is an anti-heroic military faction of Ultraman Cosmos, whose recognized by using brute force in against monster threats. While usually butting heads with the pacifistic SRC and their sub-faction, Team EYES, both factions would willingly put aside their differences when facing a serious threat to humanity. The team itself has a major base in Tokyo.

JADF members

Sharks members

The National Emergency Corps Sharks (国家緊急部隊シャークス, Kokka Kinkyū Butai Shākusu) is JADF's elite sub-faction that exclusively appeared in the prequel movie, The First Contact.

JADF members in movies

JADF mechas and vehicles

Ultramen

Ultraman Cosmos

Ultraman Cosmos (ウルトラマンコスモス, Urutoraman Kosumosu) is the titular hero of the series, originally the protector of an unnamed planet which was ravaged by Chaos Header. [11] Feeling guilty for his perceived failure, he swore not to let another planet fall into Chaos Header's grasps. At some point of time, Cosmos chased the Alien Baltan Basical to prevent him from invading Earth. Their conflict lead to an encounter with the young Musashi, who gives him the Pyroxene stone. When Chaos Header started his attack on Earth, Cosmos bonded with the now-teen Musashi and had since assisted Team EYES in defending benevolent monsters and fending off against invaders from outer space. With Chaos Header building an antibody to counter Cosmos' exorcism, the Ultra in turn gain access to Eclipse Mode, which resulted from his sheer bond with Musashi. [2] [3] In the final battle, despite everyone including Cosmos' insistence to eliminate Chaos, Musashi's kind spirit empowers Cosmos' Luna Mode and purified the Chaos Header into a benevolent entity. This action leads to Cosmos separating from the boy, marking the end of his mission on Earth. However, future events such as Sandloss' invasion and threats from the Universal Justice leads to Cosmos bonding with Musashi again, in the end leading to both of them working as protectors of the terraformed Planet Juran.

As the warrior of kindness, Cosmos rarely kills his opponents and utilizes speed and self defense in combat. In the 2018 Ultraman Gaia novel, Cosmos is stated by Charija to empower himself with both energies from the Moon and Sun. His Mode Changes (モードチェンジ, Mōdo Chenji) include: [11]

Ultraman Cosmos is voiced by Hiroyuki Sato (佐藤 浩之, Satō Hiroyuki), [6] [24] while his grunts in The First Contact is provided by Hisanori Koyatsu (小谷津 央典, Koyatsu Hisanori) and Tetsu Inada (稲田 徹, Inada Tetsu) in later two movies. [25] His Luna, Corona and Future Modes are designed by Hiroshi Maruyama, while Eclipse and Space Corona are designed by Chisato Sugiura. [11]

Ultraman Justice

Ultraman Justice (ウルトラマンジャスティス, Urutoraman Jasutisu) is a representative from the Universal Justice who overseer threats that are prophesied by Delacion. First appearing in The Blue Planet, he becomes the major protagonist of The Final Battle. [26]

2,000 years prior, Justice mistakenly defended Sandloss under the initial belief that he was harmless, but the being turned into a universal threat which led the Ultra to cooperate with Cosmos on Earth to defeat him. This caused him to develop a sense of guilt and eventually becomes cynical. Assuming the form of a young lady named Julie (ジュリ, Juri), Justice defeated Cosmos and observed the progresses made by Glokers to destroy opposing forces. Witnessing the bravery of the Earth monsters and a particular young girl saving her dog, this gave Justice a change of heart as he fights against the Glokers, while making amends with Cosmos to stop the Giga Endra from ending all life on Earth. In aftermath of the battle, Julie witnessed Musashi's reunion with his friends as she smiled for the first time.

Justice transforms from his human through the use of Justlancer (ジャストランサー, Jasutoransā), a badge kept at the left side of Julie's dress when not in use. In contrast to Cosmos, Justice's main coloration is red and utilizes brute strength and aggression during combat. His forms include:

Ultraman Justice is voiced by Osamu Ryutani (龍谷 修武, Ryūtani Osamu), while Julie is portrayed by Kazue Fukiishi (吹石 一恵, Fukiishi Kazue). [27] [5] [28] Despite being a male Ultra, his feminine human form is used to emphasize that the concept of "justice" doesn't swing to either gender. [29] Before that, he was meant to have a biseinen human form until it was scrapped to a young lady in order to emphasize as a foil to Musashi. [26] Justice was meant to have an original video of his own, until it was scrapped. [30] Additionally, an old magazine in the past stated that he was supposedly the contender for Cosmos' position as the show's main hero, [31] but writer Hideyuki Kawakami deny this accusation in his blog. [30]

Ultraman Legend

Ultraman Legend (ウルトラマンレジェンド, Urutoraman Rejendo) is the purple-colored Ultra resulted from the fusion of Cosmos and Justice, appeared in the climax of The Final Battle. Said to be the strongest warrior by Alien Gyashi, Legend possess a vast of unparalleled power which he used to save humanity from destruction by Giga Endra. [32] Its main ability is Auroral Power (オーロラルパワー, Ōroraru Pawā) by absorbing the opponent's energy attack and his strongest finisher is Spark Legend (スパークレジェンド, Supāku Rejendo). [33]

Ultraman Legend is voiced by Tetsu Inada.

Antagonists

Alien Baltan Basical Version

Space Ninja Alien Baltan "Basical Version" (宇宙忍者 バルタン星人 ベーシカルバージョン, Uchū Ninja Barutan Seijin Bēshikaru Bājon) is the sole surviving member of the adult Alien Baltans when they lost their planet to a civil war sometime prior. [34] [35] [36] [37] Having perceived humanity's message to outer space from 50 years prior, Basical try to claim the Planet Earth in order for the Child Baltan in his care to survive but faced with the resistance of Ultraman Cosmos as they fought on Earth's stratosphere before crash landing on Japan. By possessing Donron, Basical forced the sacred beast on a rampage before he revealed himself. The next day, SRC try to pacify him through a lullaby but Sharks' attacks caused him to resort for aggressive solution and ignoring any negotiations with humanity. With Ultraman Cosmos summoned, Basical fought him in both the Haitsuki and on Earth. As Basical assumed the form of Space Ninja Neo Baltan (宇宙忍者 ネオバルタン, Uchū Ninja Neo Barutan), Cosmos assumed Corona Mode and their battle ended with Basical on the receiving end of Blazing Wave. [34] Ceasing his fight with Cosmos, Basical committed suicide while his corpse was purified to its original form and escorted by the Child Baltan to their moon.

Basical's original form is capable of flying with a pair of wings, possessing monsters and shooting Dry Claw Ray (ドライクロー光線, Dorai Kurō Kōsen) from his pincers. He has a natural ability to manipulate the ground of Planet Baltan, which he did so to extract a chunk of it and turn into the mobile spaceship Haitsuki (廃月), as well as manipulating the ground into razor blades Claw Trap (クロートラップ, Kurō Torappu). [35] As a giant, the Baltan can molt his skin as a protection or evolving into the Neo Baltan, he traded his pincers for the Bad Knife (バッドナイフ, Baddo Naifu) on his right and the Bundle Cord (バンドルコード, Bandoru Kōdo) whip on his left. [35] [37] He can also split into numerous clones, teleportation, firing Bump Spray (バンプスプレー, Banpu Supurē) [35] from his shoulder armor and turn both of the weapons on his hands into twin hooks.

He was voiced by Daisuke Gōri (郷里 大輔, Gōri Daisuke) and Yukitoshi Hori (堀 之紀, Hori Yukitoshi). The Alien Baltan's inclusion to The First Contact is due to the movie's director Toshihiro Iijima is known for directing episodes 2 and 16 of Ultraman , both featuring the Baltan themselves.

Chaos Header

The Light Virus Chaos Header (光のウイルス カオスヘッダー, Hikari no Uirusu Kaosu Heddā) are the main antagonist of Ultraman Cosmos. [38] [39] [40] It was never named in-series and was given such term by Doigaki as a contrasting element to Cosmos. Starting from episode 26, the entity adopted said term as their name, with Cosmos referring to this as such.

A collective hive mind of artificial energy organisms, their true purpose is to preserve the balance of outer space but fell into the conclusion of achieving it through sheer force alone. Prior to The First Contact, Chaos Header managed to turn the ecosystem of a planet Cosmos was guarding, which made it inhabitable to its population. On Earth, the Chaos Header manifest themselves either as a collective light particles, possession of monsters or cloning them. By the time it became interested with learning human emotions, the Chaos Header managed to create independent forms of their own. [41] [42] In the second half of the series, the Chaos Header becomes aware of Musashi's link to Cosmos and kidnapped him at one point after creating the Chaos Ultraman. As Ultraman Cosmos and Team EYES managed to strengthen their forces, the Chaos Header did the same to itself and grew stronger within every anti-Chaos Header weaponry threw upon itself. In the final episodes of the series, the Chaos Header's intense hatred for Cosmos lead to the birth of Chaos Darkness and goes on an all out attack against Team EYES. Once Musashi/Cosmos and three other monsters purify the Chaos Header, they realized the error of their ways and left Earth on peaceful terms. As of Ultraman Saga, the Chaos Header becomes the protector of Planet Juran and watching over the migrated monsters from Earth.

Since the Chaos Headers are a collective form of light energy operating under a singular hive mind, only a fraction of them appearing on Earth as several few would remain in Point P87 on the wormhole of outer space. Their main ability is to infect or cloning other monsters, which they refer to as the first step in achieving peace through a singular mind. Exposed victims, designated as Chaos Monsters (カオス怪獣, Kaosu Kaijū), sported red eyes and reddish protrusions from their bodies as they usually went berserk before fully giving cooperation to the entity. This ability is rendered ineffective the second time it affect a victim since by that point, their body had develop a specific antibody to combat Chaos' influence. As of episode 26, they gained the ability to create Materialized Chaos Header (実体カオスヘッダー, Jittai Kaosu Heddā), as independent corporeal forms to fight against Cosmos on their own. [43] [41] [42] With the sole exception of Evelease, they still retain the ability to possess other monsters to force them fight by their side in against Cosmos and Team EYES.

The Chaos Header and Chaos Ultraman are voiced by Koji Haramaki (服巻 浩司, Haramaki Koji). [47] Its main appearance is expressed in CGI and is said to be the hardest part for the production crew. [48] The plot of Chaos Headers infecting monsters into Chaos Monsters is made by partially modifying their suits. This was devised by main writer Ōnishi, who expressed that this opinion wasn't received well by the production team since it was no different than creating two suits altogether. [49]

Alien Noir

Monster Hunter Alien Noir (怪獣狩人 ノワール星人, Kaijū Kariudo Nowāru Seijin, 43, 53) are a race of green aliens from J34 Star System with advanced science and technology. Their multiple experimentation of cybernetic conversions caused their planet to be depleted from monsters and went to Earth to continue their attempts. Although debuted in episode 43, they were revealed to have been on Earth as early as episode 8, using Inculas to induce humans into their dreamland for obtaining information on their race before using Ragstone to analyze human desires.

Because of Musashi's ability to pacify monsters, one lone member try to capture him before the youth was rescued by Fubuki, who kills the alien by firing his reflection. In episode 53, the Alien Noir desired for the baby Arados' time manipulation and demanded the monster from Team EYES under the promise to restore it to full health with their advanced science. They sent their Ragstone Mechalator after Team EYES objected the offer and participated in their saucer to stun Cosmos. With Ragstone banished to an alternate dimension, Cosmos opened fire on their saucers and kill the Noir aliens on board.

By themselves, the aliens can assume human forms, casting illusions, teleportation, dream invasion and firing energy beams. Monsters remodeled into their cyborg states are called as Mechalator (メカレーター, Mekarētā) units.

The Alien Noir are voiced by Tetsu Inada, who would voice Cosmos' grunts in The Blue Planet and Final Battle. His human form is portrayed by Bob Suzuki (ボブ 鈴木, Bobu Suzuki).

Sky Demon

The Dark Mystic Demon Sky Demon (暗黒妖鬼 天空魔, Ankoku Yōki Tenkū Ma) is the main villain of New Century Ultraman Legend, a short video aired in theaters simultaneously with Ultraman Cosmos 2: The Blue Planet. Created from the combined spirits of defeated monsters from the past, its presence threatened the family of three until all 28 Ultra Heroes assembled and fired their Spacium Ray. Its firepower is said to contain the grudges of 20 monsters.

Sandloss

Variant Life Form Sandloss (異形生命体 サンドロス, Igyō Seimei-tai Sandorosu) is the antagonist of The Blue Planet. [53] Years prior, a benevolent Sandloss was predicted as a threat by the Universal Justice but was spared by the red Ultraman Justice. However, the Space Prophet proved herself as Sandloss had become violent, malevolent and developed a sense of Social Darwinism, wherein the weak shall perish. He commanded his army of Scorpus to reduce any available planets into barren wastelands, having targeted the Planet Gyashi and Juran as Cosmos and Justice interfered. When Councillor Akagi's Project Blue protected the Earth, Sandloss supercharged his Scorpus to invade Earth and easily pummeled Cosmos Eclipse before Justice appeared and help the Ultra. Seeing how everything went to their favor, Sandloss darken the area as his trump card until he was killed by Cosmium and Victorium Beams.

Initially appearing as a massive cloud of darkness, his true form is a pillar-like body with flower-like arms and a face with three jaws. His attack includes Hard Kinesis (ハードキネシス, Hādo Kineshisu), Gigalent Rush (ギガレントラッシュ, Gigarento Rasshu), darkening the atmosphere with black gas and summoning an arm blade Black Lobel (ブラックローベル, Burakku Rōberu). [54]

Sandloss is voiced by Daisuke Gōri.

Scorpus

Monster Weapons Scorpus (怪獣兵器 スコーピス, Kaijū Heiki Sukōpisu) are Sandloss' beetle-like bio-weapon monsters in The Blue Planet. They are responsible for the destruction of various planets and even try to intercept the fleeing Alien Gyashi before Justice interfered. On Earth, several of them made their attacks on Saipan areas and fought against the Rayja-possessed Gyashis. When Councillor Akagi utilized Project Blue to protect Earth, several of them became suicide bombers to disable the energy field for the rest of their kin to attack. Musashi's transformation into Cosmos allows him to destroy several of them. With two remaining members try to escape, they were killed by Sandloss, their own creator.

While naturally bipedal, they can transform into high-speed mode by concealing their legs for space travel. Their abilities include Poisonict (ポイゾニクト, Poizonikuto) rays to corrode the surrounding areas, Fragi-red Bomb (フラジレッドボム, Furajireddo Bomu) energy beams from their mouth and poisonous stingers. [54]

Delacion

Delacion (デラシオン, Derashion) is the major antagonist of The Final Battle, whose appearance is entirely shrouded by light and has the ability to predict futures through Paradict (プラディクト, Paradikuto). The leader of Universal Justice (宇宙正義, Uchū Seigi), a body of peacekeeping organization tasked in preserving balance by eliminating potential threats. After the destruction of Sandloss, she set her sight to erase mankind due to their destructive future within 2,000 years and would replace them with an even more suitable species. After Ultraman Legend eliminated Giga Endra, the Delacion became convinced by humanity's potential and finally decided to put her faith on them.

The Delacion is voiced by Chisako Hara (原 知佐子, Hara Chisako), the wife of Akio Jissoji, one of the writers of Ultraman.

Glokers

The Space Resetter Glokers (スペースリセッター グローカー, Supēsu Risettā Gurōkā) are emotionless mono-eyed robot troops in The Final Battle, serving the Universal Justice to eradicate resistances. [55] [56] [57]

Other characters

The First Contact
Ultraman Cosmos
The Final Battle

Other monsters and aliens

Due to Ultraman Cosmos emphasizes upon the themes of peaceful coexistence, the monsters in this work were emphasized in the same way as Earth creatures, both flora and fauna alike instead of elimination threats like the conventional Ultra Series. [59] According to Hideaki Tsuburaya, the idea of monsters coexisting and achieving mutual understanding with humans is partially inspired by the popularity of the anime adaptation of Pokémon with children at that time. [60]

Kaburaya Archipelago residents

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Evil

Neutral

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 The characters are referred to their names in Kanji: Harumitsu Hiura (日浦 晴光), Shinobu Mizuki (水木 忍), Keisuke Fubuki (風吹 圭介), [lower-alpha 9] Koji Doigaki (土井垣 浩次), and Ayano Morimoto (森本 綾乃). [lower-alpha 10]
  2. Literally Spring-Wind Duo, this terminology was arranged together by combining the first Kanji of their surnames.
  3. 1 2 In the show, it is spelt as "Taildas".
  4. 1 2 In the show, it is spelt as "Neldorand".
  5. Name is not mentioned in the show's credits but written in printed magazines. [51] [40] [45]
  6. Also written as Space Boy Sol (異星の少年 ソル, Isei no Shōnen Soru). [59]
  7. In the show, he is credited as Planet Exter Android (エクステル星のアンドロイド, Ekusuteru-sei no Andoroido).
  8. In the show, she is credited as the "humamoid space plant life form from Planet Greenbelt" (グリーンベルト星の人型宇宙植物生命体, Gurīnberuto-sei no Hito-gata Uchū Shokubutsu Seimei-tai) and in the magazines as "green alien" (緑の宇宙人, Midori no Uchūjin). [75] [57]
  9. @1_ichihide (May 13, 2021). "是非是非っ 風吹圭介" (Tweet) via Twitter.
  10. 超全集 2003, pp. 33–35, 「TEAM EYES」.

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