Miclas
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is a fictional kaiju
from the tokusatsu
TV series, Ultra Seven
. Miclas appeared in Episodes 3 and 25. This monster is one of Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.
Subtitle: .
Miclas made his debut appearance fighting against the Pitt Aliens bioweapon, Eleking
. The two monsters fought each other fiercely as the Ultra Garrison tried to make it to the scene and while Dan tried to retrieve his Ultra Eye (which had been stolen from the Pitt Aliens) but after a lengthy battle, Eleking gained the advantage by electrocuting him with his tail, weakening Miclas. Dan then called Miclas back into his capsule for his safety.
Miclas was used once again to fight the monster Gandar as Dan had lost the Ultra Eye in the snow created by Gandar. Miclas fought valiantly against Gandar but the fierce weather conditions and Gandar's Ice Breath was too much to handle and became paralyzed after a combination of both that and his time running out. Once Gandar was killed off by Ultra Seven, Miclas was called back into his capsule. Since then, Miclas would be greatly remembered by his master as a heroic monster.
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Only appearing once, Kazamori sent Windam
and Miclas to take care of the monster Zabangi. Despite the odds in their favor however, Zabangi was too much for the two Capsule Monsters to handle and Miclas died of his injuries, having his horns be torn out by Zabangi in the process.
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In this series, Miclas is created as a "Maquette Monster," a new generation term for the Capsule Monsters. However, Miclas was incredibly clumsy, which prevented him from doing anything that seemed threatening, especially when the outer space threat known as Kelbeam
attacked Japan. However after some movitational words were spoken to him by his master, Konomi of Team GUYS, Miclas gained enough courage to toughen up and fight back against Kelbeam, but ultimately it was Ultraman Mebius that destroyed Kelbeam in the end. Since then, Miclas was classified by both GUYS and METEOR (GUYS's superior) as a failure for its weakness and thus Windam
was created as a replacement, but Miclas would be used again by GUYS whenever there was a monster attack and if neither GUYS nor Mebius were their to help. Miclas would go on to battle other monsters such as: Bogal, Mukadender
, Zetton, Nova
, and Angross.
During the battles against Bogal, Miclas was upgraded into "Eleka-Miclas." By combining the data of Eleking
, Eledortoise, and Neronga
, Eleka-Miclas was given both the ability to generate Electricity through touch and projection through his horns as well as the ability to turn invisible at well. The name however was not used as much, merely as an upgrade until Windam was finished.
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In this series, Miclas takes center stage as the "hero," replacing Rei's Eleking as the 3rd monster in his arsenal (after Eleking was killed by Grande's Tyrant
in battle.) Miclas was given to Rei by Ultra Seven after Rei and his monsters freed Ultra Seven from Armored Darkness's control.
At first, Miclas got off to a rocky start fighting against a Kelbeam that belonged to an Alien Guts
that had fought Rei before. But after some motivational words were given to him by Rei, He managed to defeat Kelbeam with ease. Afterwards, Miclas was used again to assist the ZAP SPACY crew against an Armada of King Joe Blacks and to briefly assist Gomora
against a possessed Armored Mephilas
. After the destruction of Planet Hammer and Alien Raybrad, Miclas bid farewell to Rei as Ultra Seven returned to retrieve him before flying away.
When the monsters, Dorako
, Bemstar
, and Saramandora
were unleashed by Alien Shaplay
to ambush the remaining Ultra Brothers. They were met by surprise by Dan's Capsule Monsters; Windam
, Miclas, and Agira
. Miclas fought Bemstar.
After Rei and Mirai (Ultraman Mebius's host) were rescued, Miclas hurled Bemstar into a wall of ice and finished him off by kicking him through it, literally beating Bemstar to death.
Kaiju
is a Japanese word that means "strange beast," but often translated in English as "monster". Specifically, it is used to refer to a genre of tokusatsu entertainment....
from the tokusatsu
Tokusatsu
is a Japanese term that applies to any live-action film or television drama that usually features superheroes and makes considerable use of special effects ....
TV series, Ultra Seven
Ultra Seven
is tokusatsu SF TV series that aired on Japanese TV in 1967. Created by Eiji Tsuburaya, this follow up to Ultraman went on to become one of Japan's greatest fantasy TV series...
. Miclas appeared in Episodes 3 and 25. This monster is one of Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.
Subtitle: .
History
The second of the three Capsule Monsters used by Ultra Seven, Miclas was an imitation of a giant life form from planet Buffalo.Miclas made his debut appearance fighting against the Pitt Aliens bioweapon, Eleking
Eleking
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven.Subtitle: .- History :Eleking was a monster born and raised by two twin sisters, who let him loose on the earth after stealing Dan's Ultra Eye, which prevented him from assuming his Ultraseven form. With Ultraseven nowhere in sight,...
. The two monsters fought each other fiercely as the Ultra Garrison tried to make it to the scene and while Dan tried to retrieve his Ultra Eye (which had been stolen from the Pitt Aliens) but after a lengthy battle, Eleking gained the advantage by electrocuting him with his tail, weakening Miclas. Dan then called Miclas back into his capsule for his safety.
Miclas was used once again to fight the monster Gandar as Dan had lost the Ultra Eye in the snow created by Gandar. Miclas fought valiantly against Gandar but the fierce weather conditions and Gandar's Ice Breath was too much to handle and became paralyzed after a combination of both that and his time running out. Once Gandar was killed off by Ultra Seven, Miclas was called back into his capsule. Since then, Miclas would be greatly remembered by his master as a heroic monster.
Heisei Ultra Seven
This Monster reappeared in the series Heisei Ultra SevenHeisei Ultra Seven
is a Japanese tokusatsu series. The 1994 editions aired on Nippon Television and while the rest were later released direct-to-video.The Heisei Ultra Seven series follows directly from the final episode of the original series, ignoring the M78 continuity altogether and establishing Ultra Seven as...
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Only appearing once, Kazamori sent Windam
Windam (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. Windam appeared in Episodes 1, 24, and 39. This monster is Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.Subtitle: .- History :...
and Miclas to take care of the monster Zabangi. Despite the odds in their favor however, Zabangi was too much for the two Capsule Monsters to handle and Miclas died of his injuries, having his horns be torn out by Zabangi in the process.
Ultraman Mebius
This Monster reappeared in the series Ultraman MebiusUltraman Mebius
is a Japanese television series produced by Tsuburaya Productions and Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting. It is the 17th TV series and 40th anniversary production in the Ultra Series, which first began in 1966. It premiered on the Tokyo Broadcasting System on April 8, 2006...
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In this series, Miclas is created as a "Maquette Monster," a new generation term for the Capsule Monsters. However, Miclas was incredibly clumsy, which prevented him from doing anything that seemed threatening, especially when the outer space threat known as Kelbeam
Kelbeam
Kelbeam is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman Mebius.- Stats :His height is around 44 metres tall. He weighs around 40,000 tons.Kelbeam is a monster with a club tail and could breathe fireballs.- Ultraman Mebius :...
attacked Japan. However after some movitational words were spoken to him by his master, Konomi of Team GUYS, Miclas gained enough courage to toughen up and fight back against Kelbeam, but ultimately it was Ultraman Mebius that destroyed Kelbeam in the end. Since then, Miclas was classified by both GUYS and METEOR (GUYS's superior) as a failure for its weakness and thus Windam
Windam (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. Windam appeared in Episodes 1, 24, and 39. This monster is Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.Subtitle: .- History :...
was created as a replacement, but Miclas would be used again by GUYS whenever there was a monster attack and if neither GUYS nor Mebius were their to help. Miclas would go on to battle other monsters such as: Bogal, Mukadender
Mukadender
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman Taro. Mukadender appeared in Episode 26.Subtitle: .- Stats :His height is around 59 meters tall and weighs around 4,000 tons....
, Zetton, Nova
Nova (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman Leo.-History:Nova was one of the last few Flying Saucer Monsters left from Commander Black. Nova arrived on Earth but quickly transformed into a white, harmless-looking rain ornament to hide and plan, while it started influencing a boy...
, and Angross.
During the battles against Bogal, Miclas was upgraded into "Eleka-Miclas." By combining the data of Eleking
Eleking
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven.Subtitle: .- History :Eleking was a monster born and raised by two twin sisters, who let him loose on the earth after stealing Dan's Ultra Eye, which prevented him from assuming his Ultraseven form. With Ultraseven nowhere in sight,...
, Eledortoise, and Neronga
Neronga
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman. The kaiju was made from the 1965 Baragon.Subtitle: .-History:Hiding underneath an old well, Neronga awoke when two friends of the Science Patrol ran into his eye. Bellowing in hunger, the invisible monster emerged form underground, and...
, Eleka-Miclas was given both the ability to generate Electricity through touch and projection through his horns as well as the ability to turn invisible at well. The name however was not used as much, merely as an upgrade until Windam was finished.
Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey
This Monster reappeared in the series Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending OdysseyUltra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey
is the second season and the 25th entry in Tsuburaya Productions' long-running Ultra Series. Like its predecessor Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle, NEO is a pay-per-view service. The first episode was distributed for free online on December 12, 2008, and remained available until January 31, 2009....
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In this series, Miclas takes center stage as the "hero," replacing Rei's Eleking as the 3rd monster in his arsenal (after Eleking was killed by Grande's Tyrant
Tyrant (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman Taro.Tyrant appeared in Episodes 40. He is one the most popular monsters in the series.Subtitle: .-Powers and Abilities:...
in battle.) Miclas was given to Rei by Ultra Seven after Rei and his monsters freed Ultra Seven from Armored Darkness's control.
At first, Miclas got off to a rocky start fighting against a Kelbeam that belonged to an Alien Guts
Alien Guts
is a fictional race of bird-like aliens that were originally featured in the 1967 tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. They appeared in a two-part story in Episodes 39 and 40....
that had fought Rei before. But after some motivational words were given to him by Rei, He managed to defeat Kelbeam with ease. Afterwards, Miclas was used again to assist the ZAP SPACY crew against an Armada of King Joe Blacks and to briefly assist Gomora
Gomora
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu television series Ultraman, and first appeared in the show's only two-part storyline, The Monster Prince . Gomora has since become one of the franchises' toughest and most popular monsters, returning in subsequent Ultra Series...
against a possessed Armored Mephilas
Alien Mephilas
is a race of alien creatures originally featured in the 1966 tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman.Subtitle: .- History :Alien Mephilas, much like the other aliens of the show came to Earth to conquer it...
. After the destruction of Planet Hammer and Alien Raybrad, Miclas bid farewell to Rei as Ultra Seven returned to retrieve him before flying away.
Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy
This Monster reappeared in the movie Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy.When the monsters, Dorako
Dorako
Dorako is a monster from the television show Ultraman. Dorako appears in an episode which in English is entitled "Night of the Comet."Dorako appeared in Episodes 25.Subtitle: .- History :...
, Bemstar
Bemstar
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, The Return of Ultraman . Bemstar appeared in episodes 18 and 37.Subtitle: .-The Return Of Ultraman :He stands at around 46 meters tall, weighing around 61,000 tons....
, and Saramandora
Saramandora
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultraman 80. Saramandora appeared in Episodes 13.Subtitle: .- History :A tool of destruction used by the Gorgon, Saramandora went on a rampage in Tokyo. Buildings crumbled into piles of debris as it assaulted everything in sight, and U.G.M’s...
were unleashed by Alien Shaplay
Alien Shaplay
is an alien creature originally featured in the 1967 tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. Alien Shaplay appeared in Episodes 20.Subtitle: .- History :...
to ambush the remaining Ultra Brothers. They were met by surprise by Dan's Capsule Monsters; Windam
Windam (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. Windam appeared in Episodes 1, 24, and 39. This monster is Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.Subtitle: .- History :...
, Miclas, and Agira
Agira (Ultra monster)
is a fictional kaiju from the tokusatsu TV series, Ultra Seven. Agira appeared in Episodes 32 and 46. This monster is one of Ultra Seven's Capsule Monsters.Subtitle: .- History :...
. Miclas fought Bemstar.
After Rei and Mirai (Ultraman Mebius's host) were rescued, Miclas hurled Bemstar into a wall of ice and finished him off by kicking him through it, literally beating Bemstar to death.