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| “ | Attention, TDF, immediately surrender to us, Alien Ghose. If you surrender to us, we will permit you to move to an underground city on Mars and guarantee the lives of the entire human race. We have powerful underground missiles. Earthling air and sea defenses are strong, but you are utterly defenseless underground. We do not wish it, but if you do not surrender, we will attack every major city on Earth simultaneously. An operation of exterminating all three billion humans will be executed. (evil cackle). | „ |
| ~ The leader's announcement to Earth for their surrender or face extermination through Amagi. |
| “ | No decision yet? If you do not respond in 30 minutes, we will attack Tokyo next. You have 30 minutes. We want an answer, yes or no. | „ |
| ~ The leader's threats towards the TDF and UG for the final time. |
The unnamed leader of the Alien Ghose is the overarching antagonist in Ultraseven. He is the leader of the Alien Ghose group who hailed from their home planet, implicated to be somewhere associated near Mars, who seeks to conquer the human race and enslave them with the threat of destroying their entire planet with nuclear-drill missiles.
Biography[]
The leader and his group were first introduced sending one of their own drifting through space in their spaceship, making their way to Earth to begin their conquest. One of the Ultra Guard (UG)'s space-station satellites, Station V3, picked up their signal and requested immediate attack response, sending in Dan Moroboshi to pilot Hawk 2 into action as he gets into conflict with the perpetrator. Due to his sudden fatigue and lack of energy at that time, Dan failed to dispose of the threat heading their way into Earth. The perpetrator soon gets into conflict with Kaoru Kiriyama as Dan crashed land onto the forest. Once Kiriyama manages to get a hit on their spaceship, the fellow Ghose ended up crash landing elsewhere. Eventually, UG would start picking up high turbulence from rogue signals and Abnormal Dellinger effects, theorizing there may come to be a large-scale invasion soon, later proven true.
The leader and his group are later seen discussing the loss of their first group, in order to move forward with the invasion, the leader takes action and begins infiltrating Earth's atmosphere to begin the invasion alongside his group in their grand mothership. The leader would get into conflict with UG's Hawk jet-fighters, only for their ship to be proven inpenetrable against their attacks and landed near the mountains to engage an ambush against UG's forces. One of them later captured one of UG's members, Amagi, inside a forcefield bubble and tried to do the same to several of them before taking Amagi with them back into their mothership. The leader and his group would soon unleashed their greatest weapon; the two-headed Kaiju, Pandon, to incinerate them alive. Dan would transform into Ultraseven and fight Pandon, though he was in no shape due to fatigue and losing most of his energy from previous fights, allowing Pandon to easily overwhelm him until a lucky shot from one of UG's hawk fighters allowed Seven to use his Seven Slugger to slice through its arm and leg, but reverted back to Dan once he reached his limit.
The leader and his group are then seen getting in conflict with UG's hawk fighters and hidden base, firing nonstop at them and cause forest devastation, later settling headquarters deep within the mountains of Kumagatake. Making preparations to spread their message on Earth's broadcast network, the Leader has his troopers place Amagi in a glass capsule, trapping him inside and soon mind-controlling him to voice out his threats and communicate with UG. The Leader, through Amagi, demands on screen a message to the TDF, that should they surrender, they will be migrated to their homeplanet's underground city underneath Mars to live possibly as slaves to them or else the leader would launch a set of nuclear-missile drills onto every major city on Earth to begin exterminating all 3 billion humans, maniacally laughing as they end their message.
With the Ultra Guard on alert with the threatening invasion at hand, the Leader begins to grow impatient with humanity's response, and to ensure they aren't baffling with their intentions, the leader angrily has the nuclear-missile drills launched, sending a total of four onto Moscow, New York City and the entire state, London, and Paris, causing a tremendous nuclear reaction that oversaw all four cities reduced into volcanic, barren wastelands. Later broadcasting another message to the TDF, the leader through Amagi once more demands that if they do no make a decision in the next 30 minutes, they'll send another nuclear-missile drill onto Tokyo if they do no respond by then, ending transmission and leaving all of Tokyo in panic, evacuating as soon as possible.
When Dan comes to conclude and reveal his identity to Anne for one last time with her, he transforms into Ultraseven and infiltrates the Ghose's underground lair in Kumagatake, rescuing Amagi and destroying half their base along with them. Though in a final act of spite, the leader and his group released the Reconstructed Pandora, emerging from the ground to fight Ultraseven for the last time, though still a bit overwhelmed at first before UG's Hawk jet-fighters backed him up, giving Seven the edge to throw his Slugger at it before Pandon caught it. Throwing it at Ultraseven, the latter emerged victorious when he swiftly retracts back the Slugger at Pandon, decapitating it and therefore ending the Ghose's vile invasion.
External Links[]
- Alien Ghose Leader on the Pure Evil Wiki.
- Alien Ghose at the Ultraman Wiki.
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