#dark lugiel

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Dark Lugiel: You can't worry about what other people think. Dark Lugiel: I mean, have you met other people?

[gojira-ekkusu]

[mayaibarra]

I just realized that the situation of Ginga and Lugiel are like ventus and vanitas. Ginga is pure light and dark lugiel is literally darkness and realizing that made me think of kh Hahaha. Get it? Being split into two.

If only tsupro dive deeper into ginga's origins and lore, I would definitely love ginga even more. What does ginga and Lugiel look like when they weren't separated. How did they manage to split? Are they perhaps celestial beings and be considered God level since lugiel at his peak easily turned ultras and monsters into spark dolls

[stealthymouse]

Fellow Honest VA so you dont have to look it up

The VA of Fellow Honest ( Tomokazu Sugita) was voice as Gintoki Sakata in Gintama, Tadaomi Karasuma in Assassination Classroom, Hideki Motosuwa in Chobits, Rin Tsuchimi in Shuffle!, Gyomei Himejima in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Kyon in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Yuichi Aizawa in Kanon, Kazuyoshi "Switch" Usui in Sket Dance, Hidenori Tabata in Daily Lives of High School Boys, Yuuya Kizami from the Corpse Party series, Gundham Tanaka from the Danganronpa series, Ragna the Bloodedge in Blazblue, Joseph Joestar in the 2012 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle, Yusuke Kitagawa in Persona 5, Chrom in Fire Emblem, Escanor in The Seven Deadly Sins, Yahiro Takigawa in The Testament of Sister New Devil, Kaede Manyuda in Kakegurui, Charlotte Katakuri in One Piece, and Ultraman Ginga and Dark Lugiel in Ultraman Ginga., Sakamoto Days (the new anime will be 2025) ....Yea that's alot .....and no I didnt get that card ....I wish I have that card so bad but I wasted all my gems for NOTHING

[ultramantr1gger]

dark lugiel

[thankyoumskobayashi]

double standards

dark lugiel voice: oh, so when an ultraman turns kaiju into spark dolls it's fine, but when I do it, it's evil and needs to be stopped at all costs??????

[thekaijudude]

Ultraman Blazar Design Review + Predictions

Ye so I decided to upload this last to build up the context of what Blazar seems to be all about, which heavily ties in to his design

I'll also be summing up all the findings from the other sources to fortify my theory on what Blazar is

So as pointed out in my commentaries, Blazar's design gimmick is very reminiscent to Next's and Nexus' that being of an incomplete body

Like Next's we can observe striations, grey protrusions and the red/blue lines, reminiscent of muscle fibers, bones and blood vessels respectively

In addition, his primitive behavior is very reminiscent of a juvenile (anphans? Lol)

In the official plot synopsis, we can now confirm that Blazar does indeed hail from a blazar

From the catalog leaks, we see that Blazar dosent actually have another form up till at least September

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All this basically points to Blazar being at the very least, being able to evolve over time, just like Nexus

I think that is at least quite obvious by this point

But the real question is, is Blazar the birth of a potentially new Legendary Ultra? Or like Noa, was he devolved after an event?

All we know about anything concrete about this is that Blazar came from a Blazar, a very peculiar origin in and of itself since we know that Noa and King was birthed from a supernova

But they might all be the same origin as supernovas sometimes result in a black hole, which a type of it is known as a Blazar

So this again, solidly at least points to Blazar being potentially a Legendary Ultra existence

Moving onto the next point of what will the series be about? Because this actually ties in with Blazar's character settings.

Because if Blazar is indeed just really a juvenile Legendary Ultra that was born decades ago, the series would function well as simply an episodic series with Blazar gaining new forms as he actually grows

But if Blazar is in a devolved state, there has to be a main antagonist here, just like Dark Zagi, which seeks to continue and end the conflict he had with Noa.

The second possibility immediately brings to mind Dark Lucifer, which I'm sure most hardcore fans know about, he was scrapped twice but was canon in the Nexus novel as another Dark Giant created by Dark Zagi and was meant to also be featured in Saga

Considering that Dark Lucifer was a chimera of the other Dark Giants, including Zagi himself, I suspect that the final villain would probably follow the same idea

Especially the fact that there's so many new kaijus featured in this series, another chimera like Ismael would be viable possibility too

However from the plot synopsis, there isn't any indication of any "bigger bad" hiding behind the scenes thus far, so either Blazar is really just gonna be an episodic series (less-exciting possibility) or we will start to see the antagonist starting from the midway through (more-exciting possibility). Unless it's like X where said antagonist literally shows up in the last 2 episodes.

Tho one could easily explain midway through the series, that all the monster attacks were provoked by "someone" as it turns out

But since we are talking about a potential Legendary Ultra, I can honestly expect for Blazar to gain his actual completed form in his movie. And perhaps the series would end off with Blazar and the antagonist postponing their fight till the movie?

Also another interesting point to note is that every era has Legendary Ultras corresponding to it, with King in Showa, Legend and Noa in Heisei with New Gen/Reiwa having none thus far (not counting the original fusion of Ginga and Dark Lugiel)

Blazar thus far seems to be a very curious series, definitely excited to see where all this goes, especially with Taguchi taking the reins

[radroller]

Ultraman Ginga S Villain Tier List

Dark Lugiel > Yapool >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Villains introduced in Ginga S

[yeonchi]

Kisekae Insights #40: Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger Part 2

And we’re back with Gokaiger, covering the TV Movie Special, the final four episodes and the Space Squad trilogy. You’ll know about the fate of our villains and the rise of new villains that will bridge us to the end of our Doctor Who.

Having the equivalent of 28 half-hour episodes made it impossible to implement everything from Gokaiger when this series combined elements from three other Super Sentai series and featured a number of post-Gokaiger Gokai Changes. As I’ve said before, I could have given myself more episodes to adapt more episodes from the original series, but then again, this reduced episode count has allowed me to cut through the fluff even if it ended up becoming the concentrated cash grab it is with every episode featuring a new Zord or power.

TV Movie Special: Disciples of the Black Cross

Adapted from Gokaiger episodes 10 and 33, the 199 Heroes movie and the summer movies for Gokaiger and Boukenger.

This movie introduces the three Ancient Ranger teams, namely the Gorengers, JAKQ and Dairangers, voiced by the casts of ABC shows Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS HELL and The Checkout along with Sammy J and Randy. The Black Cross King portion of the 199 Heroes movie is adapted for this movie.

This movie is also the only time where the Megazords for Ranger teams who do not have Megazords are shown. It’s explained that UNIT were building Megazords for each of the teams thanks to funding from the United Nations, but their blueprints for the new Megazords were lost following the conclusion of the fight with the Black Cross Fortress.

The ending theme of this movie is Super Sentai Hero Getter 2016, following its use in episodes 8 and 9 as a special ending theme.

Episode 10: Homunculus Fall

Adapted from Gokaiger episodes 35, 36, 37 and 38 and Boukenger episodes 40, 41 and 42.

Emperor Mavro and his men make their debut in this episode in preparation for the series’ endgame. This episode features the culmination of the Questers’ plans from their gathering of the components for the Ultimate Quester from Damaras, Fifteen and Bangrey. It also shows the creation of the Turbo Falcon Zord from the data of the racecars at Silverhatch Racetrack.

After the Gokaigers fail to fight the Ultimate Quester with the Legendary Q-Rex Megazord, they head into a pocket dimension to tame the Turbo Falcon Zord when it goes on a rampage due to each of the racecars’ consciousnesses fighting each other for domination. In the end, Roary comes out as the dominant mind before the Gokaigers destroy the Ultimate Quester in the Legendary Turbo Megazord before using the Go-Ongers’ powers to defeat the Questers for good.

Episode 11: The Megabeast Hunter Strikes Back

Adapted from Gokaiger episodes 37, 38, 42, 43, 48 (the last three are only really adapted symbolically) and Zyuohger episodes 34 and 35.

Unable to capture either Cube Whale or the Ultimate Quester, Bangrey decides to set his sights on the Turbo Falcon Zord instead.

During the plot to deceive Bangrey with a fake Turbo Falcon Megazord, it is revealed that Bangrey could summon the fake Gokaigers without needing to scan anyone’s minds because after scanning the Doctor’s memory five times, he has a backup of his memories and can summon anything from them anytime he wants. When the other Gokaigers are seemingly killed, it’s revealed that they survived by using the Ninningers’ Megazord Powers to hide in the ground. The Ultimate Legendary Megazord is formed and Bangrey is defeated.

Episode 12: Shining Friendship Galaxy

Adapted from Gokaiger episode 41.

The Gokaigers are called to Equestria to help them find Doctor Whooves, the Pony Doctor and Storm Dasher, who have gone missing. Spike makes his debut as Ultraman Victory before Storm Dasher makes his debut as Ultraman Ginga. Dasher is also revealed to have become an alicorn during his absence from Equestria.

Zatsurig is also revealed to be the host of Dark Lugiel, revealing himself after Zatsurig’s defeat at the hands of the Ultimate Legendary Megazord. Dasher sends some Spark Dolls and Ginga Light Sparks to the Gokaigers, allowing them to transform into Ultramen (based on Ultraman Orb’s Fusion Up components) to defeat Dark Lugiel’s summoned monsters, Tyrant, Five King and Magata no Orochi. Ginga and Victory defeat Dark Lugiel with the help of the Mane Six using the Elements of Harmony alongside Princess Celestia, Princess Luna and Starlight Glimmer.

At the end of the episode, Storm Dasher is crowned Prince Storm Dasher, Protector of Equestria. Doctor Whooves and the Pony Doctor are saved as well just as UNIT HQ makes contact with the Gokaigers, asking them for immediate assistance…

Episode 13: Defenders of the Earth

Adapted from Gokaiger episodes 1, 49, 50 and 51, the 199 Heroes Movie and Power Rangers episodes Countdown to Destruction (Part Two) and The Legendary Battle: Extended Edition.

While the Gokaigers were in Equestria, Prince Vekar and his generals invaded Earth enmasse. The other Rangers defeat Prince Vekar and his generals before sacrificing their powers to eliminate his fleet. However, this was just a feint as Emperor Mavro orders the second fleet to advance, forcing the Rangers to retreat.

As the Gokaigers rush back to Earth, the other Rangers’ powers go into the Ranger Keys before they form the Zaferian Tregenie Uniwish (from the name Zaferia Stones, if you know you know). The story follows the Sentai more than its Power Rangers counterpart did as aside from featuring all the past Rangers, there are also appearances from former companions Yuki Chesterland and Ian Wright alongside Nayu, Yuzuru and Kanade from earlier episodes. When Redker arrives to begin the slaughter of humanity (yeah, we’re not sugarcoating references to death here, this isn’t just for kids), these former companions and the Ranger Key thief from the first episode lead the resistance against humanity with their “I am a Power Ranger!” proclamations adapted from Countdown to Destruction.

Bangrey’s ship, which was modified by UNIT using parts from fallen Zangyack Armada ships, is used by the Doctor and Kai as they ram into the Gigant Horse to fight Emperor Mavro. During the final fight, I decided to break the rules due to the amount of teams featured, meaning that certain Ranger teams are represented more than once. One of the non-Silver Rangers also morphs into a Sixth Ranger during the fight, but who cares, I was already striving to be better than what Super Megaforce was.

After Emperor Mavro was defeated, I adapted the final battle scene of The Legendary Battle featuring all the Rangers, having had their powers returned to them, fighting the remaining Zangyack troops alongside the Gokaigers. The “Hello, old friend!” scene with Cyber Knight is done with GokaiSilver in a slight to Super Megaforce. Then, the ending of the episode goes back to Gokaiger again.

Space Squad Part 1: Sheriffs of the Shadow Proclamation

The first post-series movie for Gokaiger features the formation of the Space Squad, a group established by the Shadow Proclamation featuring the Gokaigers, Ultramen Ginga, Victory and X, and Space Sheriffs Gavan, Sharivan and Shaider. Other Ranger teams featured in the movie are the Zyurangers, Kakurangers, Ohrangers, Hurricangers, Dekarangers and Ninningers.

As the Rangers are fighting off Zangyack Armada remnants, the existence of the intergalactic criminal conglomerate Fūmakūdō (made up from the names of the Space Sheriffs’ villain groups) is brought to their attention, hoping to take over the vacuum created by Zangyack’s defeat and continue where they left of. The Space Squad are split up into three groups to fight Zangyack remnants on Tivoli (whose inhabitants didn’t want them to leave), San Helios (which has been recolonised after it was devoured by alien stingrays) and Raxacoricofallapatorius.

The Space Squad are then called back to Earth after Ashurada activates the Axis Converter and opens a portal to the Makū Dimension. Inside the Makū Dimension, Kai reunites with Gavan’s predecessor, who once saved him from a burning building when he was a child and brings their meeting full circle by freeing him.

The ending theme for this movie is JUMP by Tsuyoshi Matsubara and Akira Kushida from the Gokaiger vs. Gavan movie.

Space Squad Part 2: Ultramen of Friendship and Magic

The focus shifts to the Ultramen for the second movie as Equestria and the Space Squad are alerted to Dark Lugiel’s return. The Space Squad are split into five groups and sent to investigate pools of darkness in different places of Equestria alongside Storm Dasher, Doctor Whooves and the Pony Doctor. The pools of darkness turn into Dark Lugiel copies which when defeated, become various monsters and footsoldiers. After those monsters and footsoldiers are defeated, Dark Lugiel is revived and Ginga separates from Dasher to transport himself and Lugiel into a pocket dimension to buy the heroes some time.

Meanwhile on Earth, the Gekirangers, Go-Ongers, Shinkengers, Goseigers and Zyuohgers have been suspended due to them defending their homes against criminals (this is in reference to the apparent crime wave in Melbourne that had been happening since 2016 that Dictator Dan and the left kept denying, leaving devastated victims in their wake). UNIT initially allows the Zyuohgers to be released when a Dark Lugiel copy appears on Earth before the government grants them permission to release the rest of the Girl Power Rangers. They never meet the Space Squad in this movie.

When Stygian apparently turned to darkness and became the Pony of Shadows, he actually became a servant of Dark Lugiel. Just as the Mane Six used the Elements of Harmony to save Stygian from the darkness, they could use it to seal Dark Lugiel into his Dark Spark. Once the heroes are ready, Ginga and Lugiel are brought back from the pocket dimension when the three Ultramen transform, with the Young Six, Doctor Whooves and the Pony Doctor also being granted the means to transform into the Heisei Ultramen.

Lugiel is seemingly defeated by the Ultramen, but his body isn’t complete yet, which leads him to head to Earth in an effort to reabsorb the remaining portion of darkness into himself. The eight Ultramen give their power to Ginga’s Strium Brace, upgrading it into the Ultra Fusion Brace which allows Ginga and Victory to combine into Ginga Victory. With the help of the Mane Six and the Pillars of Equestria, Dark Lugiel is defeated and sealed into the Dark Spark before being thrown into limbo by Dasher.

The ending theme of this movie is Unite 〜君とつながる���めに〜, the ending theme from Ultraman X.

Space Squad Part 3: The Penance of the Doctor

The Magirangers, Boukengers, Go-Busters, Kyoryugers and ToQgers gather at UNIT HQ as the head of UNIT Central Control, Rastillo Masuron, arrives to inform the UNIT commanders that UNIT Central Control have voted to decommission the Superhero Project and disband the Space Squad, citing budget limitations and ordinary citizens being involved in military operations without their consent. The TARDIS has also been stolen from the hangar on Rastillo’s orders; he materialises it in the Makū Dimension and integrates the Axis Converter into it, causing the TARDIS console to explode and portals to appear on many planets.

As the rest of the Space Squad and the Rangers are sucked into the Makū Dimension to fight Fūmakūdō forces in multiple locations, Rastillo confronts the Doctor on Trenzalore and reveals himself to be Rassilon, the former Lord President of Gallifrey who was banished in Hell Bent. The Doctor is forced to watch as his TARDIS grows bigger and bigger, eventually becoming the tombstone seen in The Name of the Doctor. The rest is explained in #14.

When the Doctor returns from the heart of the TARDIS, Rassilon transforms into Basco’s monster form for the final battle, killing him and destroying his body. In the aftermath, the Doctor hands his Mobirates and Ranger Key to Kai, making him the leader of the Gokaigers, before leaving in the TARDIS. The rest of the Gokaigers decide to go their own ways as well, making a pact to reunite if more monsters come to attack the Earth.

The ending theme for this movie is 運命のしずく〜Destiny's star〜 from the 2010 Ultraman Zero movie.

Post-series: Doctor Who Series 12

With Kai taking on the mantle of GokaiRed, the Gokaigers assist the other heroes in fighting off the Monks in their country for six months. Later at Christmas, the Doctor returns following his regeneration and Kai asks him to fight as GokaiRed again as they work together with the Space Squad and the Kamen Riders to fight the High Council.

Later in Soulbound, the Gokaigers become the only active Ranger team due to budget cuts at UNIT, but they are reinstated briefly for Series 4 following the pandemic. At the end of the series, the Superhero Project disbands again and so do the Gokaigers, though they promise to be there for each other.

With my declining interest in Super Sentai post-Zyuohger, it has led to me putting more and more focus on Kamen Rider over the years. Next time, let’s begin turning the focus over as I begin with my version of Kamen Rider Decade.

[galionne-vibin]

"Why are you evil?"

Empera: I want to rule over the entire universe.

Dark Lugiel: I am a being of pure malevolence.

Belial: I want power and recognition.

Yapool: I crave bloodshed. Destruction is second nature to me.

Tartarus: "Good" and "Evil" are subjective. I, for one, only wish to save my people.

Tregear: I'm gay and depressed.

[ultra-facts]

Today’s Ultra Trivia:

In the manga series “Intoxicating! Kaiju Bar!”, the main villain of the show Ultraman Ginga, Dark Lugiel, is a part-time employee at the titular Kaiju Bar, and is a reoccurring character in the series. While he appears intimidating, unlike his original counterpart Lugiel is less talkative and seems more nicer to everyone he serves.

Source: http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g-interview/entry/kaijuu/3914

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We are now down to the finale three episodes, and this time around Kei Fukuide prepares to launch his final attack! Riku is summoned to Okinawa to duel Kei, however he is unaware why it the location for their battle. Yet, Riku friends who in pursuit of him, slowly piece together this is a trap that he may not return from…

  Summary:

Laiha notices a letter from Riku explaining that he has left to battle Kei Fukuide. Furious at Riku’s decision, Laiha calls everyone to assist in locating where the battle may take place. AIB already has a suspicion that Riku is going to meet Kei at Okinawa, due to various maps found at Arie’s residence. The maps and additional notes indicate Kei needs to be at a specific location in Okinawa to receive some sort of power booth from his home world. Zena decides he will lead a small team, featuring Laiha, to Okinawa to stop Kei. Whereas, Moa will lead AIB with Zero and Reito, as a last line of defense if things go wrong.

Meanwhile in Okinawa, illusions of Kei lead Riku to their battlefield. Yet, each illusion reveals bits of information about Kei’s past; Planet Strum was a planet destroyed in a war, which Kei sees at fault with his own race’s weakness. Zena and Laiha are still in pursit, as Moa and the others slowly begin to pinpoint their desired location, Naka Gusuku castle. Riku finally arrives to Kei’s location and questions Kei’s decisions that lead them to this point in time. However, Kei expresses he was not fooled by Belial, and followed him for the power he sought. This leads the two to transform and conduct what maybe their last battle, as Kei basks in the light of his home world.

For every second Kei baths in the Strum’s light he grows stronger and larger, but Riku manages to counter each attack. Eventually, Riku summons enough power to defeat Kei. Then as Riku and the others attempt to capture Kei, Arie reappears from the dead! However, it is revealed to be Ultraman Belial, himself, possessing Arie’s corpse. Belial reveals he was hiding within Arie the entire time, waiting for his moment to steal Kei’s Strum Organs. Belial then takes his leave, as Kei has a mental breakdown and makes his escape. Laiha then takes the time scold Riku, for leaving without his friends help. Yet, unbeknownst to Riku or the others his father, Ultraman Belial assumes his new demonic form… Ultraman Belial Atrocious!

  My Thoughts:

Episode 23 “Strum’s Light” is a decent episode to kick-off the finale, and a lead in for the battle with Ultraman Belial Atrocious. To start off I like the beginning with Riku’s letter to Laiha explaining his reasoning to go alone, while it may be a stupid decision it is a heroic trope. I personally enjoy moments like these in almost any tokusatsu, because normally one can expect an awesome fight as well as great character development. What the viewer got was not entirely development towards Riku’s progression as a character, but development on Kei’s past. The use of illusions to tell the story of Planet Sturm, and lead Riku right to Kei’s location is wonderfully coordinated; the scenes feel more like a supernatural dream than guided messages.

  Now, as for Riku and Kei’s fight, I found it to be great. However, I would not say that it tops the first two battles with Pedanium Zetton, which means it is my third favorite fight for this Belial Fusion Beast. Yet, the fight still manages to standout! For starters, the two are seemingly even at the beginning with Kei eventually overpowering Riku. There is a cool moment when Kei pushes Riku up against a mountain side, and furiously Riku throws a rock at him; I did not catch the rock throw during my first viewing of the bout, but once I did it added to my overall enjoyment. Then when Riku uses his shield to deflect Kei’s blast to become Magnificent, and tackle him down it was incredible. Magnificent form’s contribution to the fight is maybe my favorite part, since they both did the anime-trope simultaneous punch to one another. In addition, Geed is forced to use the Geed Claw in the form, which I think was a first for the form. Once Kei enlarged himself I found the resolve slightly underwhelming since Riku defeated swiftly.

  Belial’s return is another interesting twist because I did not think he was possessing, or latched himself onto Arie; had the light on Kei’s back not been explained as his organs, I still would have believed it was Belial. The reveal is rather shocking especially since Belial is walking around in a corpse, and makes viewers wonder was he in control of Arie the entire time. In addition, Belial strips Kei of Sturm Organs and absorbs them into himself before taking his leaving. Belial’s departure is a little awkward because he just leaves, without lashing out at his son or the others. However, Kei’s mental breakdown at the betrayal is incredible to behold; I think Kei’s breakdown is one of the more emotional scenes seen within the last few episodes. When that one tear trickles down Kei’s face it does not make the heroes pity him, but the audience too. Yet, due to the preview for the next episode Kei seemingly will overcome this betrayal, and attack Reito’s family.

  Honestly, I think this is wonderful set-up for the final two episodes! I like how it attempts to wrap-up most of Kei’s story before he eventually dies, or somehow redeemed; yet, I highly doubt Kei is truly redeemable though because of the various crimes he committed. The preview for Episode 24 excites me with all the action, but has me wondering where this is all leading to! Will this finally be the end of Belial? Will Kei die a hero, or as a villain? Also, will Moa be stuck in the friendzone?! Find out either in the next episode, Episode 24, or in the finale with Episode 25!

  Rating: 4 out of 5

Ultraman Geed Episode 23 – The Sturm’s Light Review

We are now down to the finale three episodes, and this time around Kei Fukuide prepares to launch his final attack!

Ultraman Geed Episode 23 – The Sturm’s Light Review We are now down to the finale three episodes, and this time around Kei Fukuide prepares to launch his final attack!

[2014federalbudget]

i hate this villan so much, its so nasty

[ultramantr1gger]

i ignore it for the most part but literally what is gingas deal ? apparently he is one half of his original form the other being dark lugiel. hes from somewhere in space sometime in the future. fought dark zagi for some fucking reason. debatable subtitle is "champion of the galaxy" but hes always doing fuckall