Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy
- Gara Q (Episode 1)
- Garagon (Episode 1 & 16)
- Alien Giraff (Episode 2)
- The Living Brain (Episode 3)
- Puzzle Woman (Episode 4)
- Kiara (Episode 7)
- Ghoulish Beings (Episode 7)
- Unitoroda (Episode 8)
- Sabikong (spores and giant gestalt form, Episode 8)
- Yamada, the Cosmo-Net Alien (Episode 9)
- The Three-Eyed Totem Pole (Episode 11)
- Alien Utsugi (Episode 12)
- Varno the Mirror Watchman (Episode 13)
- Mirror World Duplicates (Episode 13)
- Lily (Episode 14)
- Cicada Woman ((Episode 16)
- Komachi, The Town Beauty (Episode 17)
- Advance Human Genome (Episode 20)
- Hecate (Episode 21)
- Kanegonne (Episode 22)
- The Doll (Hiyoko, Episode 24)
- Rekyum (Episode 26, based on Kemur from the original Ultra Q)
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