Ultra Monsters - Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle

Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle

Rei's Monsters

  • Gomora (1-8,10-13, from Ultraman)
    • EX Gomora (13)
  • Litra (2-4, 5-7, 9-12, from Ultra Q)
    • Fire Litra (4, 7, 12)
  • Eleking (8-12, from Ultra Seven)
    • Rimu-Eleking (9, from Ultraman Mebius)

Kate's Monsters

  • Fire Golza (5, from Ultraman Tiga)
  • Gan Q (5-6, from Ultraman Gaia)
  • Zetton (11-13, from Ultraman)

Other Monsters

  • Red King (1, 7, from Ultraman)
  • Telesdon (1-2, 7, from Ultraman)
  • Sadora (1, 5-6, from Ultraman Jack)
  • Peguila (1, from Ultra Q)
  • Mukadender (2, from Ultraman Taro )
  • Juran (2, from Ultra Q)
  • Golza (2, from Ultraman Tiga)
  • Gudon (3, from Ultraman Jack )
  • Neronga (3, 7, from Ultraman)
  • Bemstar (4, from Ultraman Jack)
  • Banpira (5, from Ultraman Nexus )
  • Twin Tail (6, from Ultraman Jack)
  • Bullton (7, from Ultraman)
  • Frogos (7, from Ultraman Nexus)
  • Kelbeam (8, from Ultraman Mebius)
  • Earthtron (8, from Ultraman Jack)
  • Angross (9, from Ultraman Mebius)
  • Gromite (9, from Ultraman Mebius)
  • King Joe Black (9-10, 12-13)
  • Arigera (9, from Ultraman Mebius)
  • Zoa-Muruchi (9, from Ultraman Jack)
  • Nova (10, from Ultraman Leo)
  • Saramandora (10, from Ultraman 80)
  • Lunaticks (10, from Ultraman Ace)
  • Verokron (11, from Ultraman Ace)
  • Doragoris (11, from Ultraman Ace)
  • Alien Reiblood (12)

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