Ultra Galaxy Legend Side Story: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero - Stage II: Zero's Suicide Zone
2010 · 48m Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Overview
Zero finds himself trapped within a universal gap and faced against an impostor Ace. Following the battle, Darklops Zero was restrained once more by Herodia, remembering a figure named "Kaiser Belial" before deactivating. Rei was restrained after his failed attempt to intrude the alien base but was rescued by none other than his alternate self. Unlike the prime Rei, alternate Reimon was never able to control his powers, forced into the state of Reionic Burst until the original Rei punched Reimon, thus deactivating its Reionic Burst mode. Rei revealed that he lost his Rayblood instinct after Hyuga threw Seven's Eye Slugger, creating a scar on his chest which symbolizes the former's friendship with ZAP SPACY members. While searching for Rei, Hyuga instead finds his Neo Battle Nizer and an entrance to the alien base made by Litra. Although the fake Ace was destroyed, Zero try to find an escaped but was halted by Seven and Ultraman impostors.
Director and cast
- Shota Minami as Rei / Another Rei / Another Raymon (voice)
- Mamoru Miyano as Ultraman Zero (voice) / Darklops Zero (voice)
- Hiroyuki Konishi as Hyuga / Another Hyuga
- Mitsutoshi Shundo as Another Kumano
- Ryu Manatsu as Ultraman Leo (voice)
- Tomomi Miyashita as Alien Salome "Helodia"
- Daisuke Terai as Alien Salome "Irate"
- Hiroshi Suenaga as Alien Salome "Ganaesu"
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