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Pagos
Subtitle Underground Monster
(地底怪獣,   Chitei Kaijū)
Type Kaiju
Home world Earth
Height Showa & 2019:
30 meters[1]

2020:
52 meters[2]

Weight Showa:
18,000 metric tons

2019:
20,000 metric tons[1]
2020:
36,000 metric tons[2]

Relations Belyudra (component),
Alien Zelan (summoner)
Enemies Ultraman Taiga,
Ultraman Titas,
Ultraman Fuma, Windom,
King Joe STORAGE Custom
Portrayed by To be added
First appearance Ultra Q episode 18,
The Rainbow's Egg (1966)
Latest appearance Ultraman Z episode 23,
Prelude to a Nightmare (2020)
Roars

Pagos (パゴス,   Pagosu) is a prehistoric subterranean reptile kaiju that first appeared in episode eighteen the 1966 television series Ultra Q.

Design

Pagos has a bulky body and moves on four limbs. His head is elongated, and he has many sharp teeth, as well as two long fangs, in his mouth. Pagos has five horns: one on the nose, two above the eyes, and two more on the crown. These two horns on the top of the head are the longest and directed backwards. On the back Pagos has wide low plates, like Baragon.

Origins

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History

Ultra Q

The Rainbow's Egg

Pagos 3

Pagos in Ultra Q

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Ultraman Taiga

The Afternoon When the Magic of Stars was Lost

Ultraman Titas vs

Pagos against Titas in Ultraman Taiga

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Ultraman Z

Re-Challenge from the Year 2020

Pagos 2020

Pagos in Re-Challenge from the Year 2020

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Prelude to a Nightmare

Pagos 2020 2

Pagos in Prelude to a Nightmare

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Abilities

Burrowing

Being a subterranean monster, Pagos is capable of burrowing.

Energy Beam

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Weakness

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Gallery

Main article: Pagos/Gallery


Roar

Pagos' roars are reused Varan roars.


Trivia

  • Pagos was the first of the four ultra monsters that were created by modifying Toho's Baragon suit, with the others being Neronga, Magular, and Gabora.

References

This is a list of references for Pagos. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

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