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| Jamila | |||
| Subtitle | Comet Monster (棲星怪獣 Seisei Kaijū) | ||
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| Nicknames | Jamira, Jamyra, Jamilare,[1] Jamilar[2] | ||
| Type | Kaijin | ||
| Home world | Earth | ||
| Height | Showa: 50 meters[2][3] Powered: 1.8 - 60 meters[1] | ||
| Weight | Showa: 10,000 metric tons[2][3] Powered: 80 kilograms - 18,000 metric tons[1] | ||
| Relations | Belyudra (component) | ||
| Enemies | SSSP, Ultraman, WINR, Ultraman Powered | ||
| Portrayed by | Teruo Aragaki | ||
| First appearance | Ultraman episode 23, "My Home Is Earth" (1966) | ||
| Latest appearance | Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero episode 6, "A Father's Love" (1995) | ||
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Jamila (ジャミラ Jamira) is a Kaijin that first appeared in episode twenty-three of the 1966 television series Ultraman.
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History[]
Ultraman (1966)[]
"My Home Is Earth"[]
Jamila in Ultraman
The Kaiju form of the astronaut Jamila, who was left drifting through space after an accident. Arriving on an inhospitable planet without air or water, he was deformed into a Kaiju. His Kaiju form is resistant to fire and shoots a high-temperature flamethrower from its mouth.
Jamila was originally the pilot of a "one-man satellite" launched during the Space Race of the Cold War. After his satellite had an accident in space, his home country feared international scrutiny , hid the truth behind his fate, and decided not to hold any search and rescue missions. The anger Jamila felt being left for dead turned its heart to seek vengeance and led to its general hatred for all mankind. After repairing the damaged satellite and flying back to Earth, Jamila disrupted an International Peace Conference held in Tokyo by using its aircraft to destroy the planes and boats.
The SSSP later attacked Jamila’s spaceship and forced it to the ground where Jamila ran to hide itself in the nearby forest. The following day Jamila used its flamethrower to burn down a village and once again, headed towards the conference, but was defeated when the SSSP used an artificial rain bullet to stun it so that Ultraman could finish it off with his Ultra Water Stream.
Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero[]
"A Father's Love"[]
Powered Jamila in Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero
A monster that was created when Air Force Lieutenant Jamilare Miller was muted by a mysterious lifeform he encountered near Jupiter while aboard humanity’s first manned Jupiter research vessel. The lifeform took over Jamir's consciousness, and he began attacking indiscriminately after losing his sense of self.
Jamilare turned to Earth out of a deep desire to reunite with his daughter, Karen. Jamir initially was able to remain himself and in human form, but when he saw Government agents try to kidnap Karen, he transformed into a monster right before Kenichi Kai and Julie Young. Now a monster, he trampled cars and then disappeared.
Later the Government took Karen hostage in a plan to weaponize Jamilare. Captain Essex used Karen to lure Jamilare out, but Jamir went on a monster rampage after being shot with a tranquilizer dart. The captain and his agents tried to escape in a car but Jamilare crushed them, car and all, and then he continued his rampage.
Ultraman Powered arrived to fight, so Jamilare used his powerful arms to pin the Ultra down. Karen was able to convince Jamilare to regain his sense of humanity and resist the monster, and asked Powered to end his misery. Finally, Jamilare was hit with a Mega Specium Beam and explodes.
Other Media[]
Ultraman Retsuden[]
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Abilities[]
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Flames
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Resistance[]
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Jamila getting sprayed by Ultraman
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Filmography[]
- Ultraman (TV 1966)
- Ultraman Taro (TV 1973)
- Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero (TV 1995)
- Ultraman Retsuden (2014)
Gallery[]
- Main article: Jamila/Gallery
Roar[]
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Trivia[]
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References[]
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