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Ragon
Subtitle Seabed Humanoid
(海底原人,   Kaitei Genjin)
Type Aquatic Kaijin
Home world Earth
Height Normal 2 to 50 meters

2013: 2 to 30 meters

Weight 100 kilograms to 40,000 metric tons
Allies To be added
Enemies To be added
Portrayed by Bin Furuya, Izumi Umenosuke
Voice actors Akiko Tanaka
First appearance Ultra Q episode 20, "The Primordial Amphibian Ragon" (1966)
Latest appearance Ultraman Decker Episode 20 Lord Ragon (2022)
Roars
Ultra Q:
TBA
Ultraman:
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Ragon (ラゴン,   Ragon) is an aquatic kaijin that first appeared in episode twenty of the 1966 television series Ultra Q.

Design[]

Ragon's design is inspired by Gill-man from the movie Creature from the Black Lagoon

Origins[]

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History[]

Ultra Q[]

"The Primordial Amphibian Ragon"[]

RagonQ

Ragon in Ultra Q

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Ultraman[]

"Five Seconds Before the Explosion"[]

RagonUltraman1966

Ragon in Ultraman

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Ultraman Ginga[]

"The Idol Is Ragon"[]

RagonGinga

Ragon in The Idol Is Ragon

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"The Closed World"[]

Ultraman Ginga - Spark Dolls

Ragon alongside many other spark dolls in The Closed World

Ragon makes a brief appearance in Ultraman Ginga as a spark doll. She along with Ultraman Taro and many other monster spark dolls are seen cheering on Ultraman Ginga as he fights against Dark Galberos.

Ultraman Orb[]

"The Urban Merman"[]

Ragon 2016

The parent Ragon and the child Ragon in Ultraman Orb

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Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes[]

UGFNGH - Ragon 2

Ragon in Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes

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Other Media[]

Ultra Zone[]

Ragon Ultra Zone

The three Ragons in Ultra Zone

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New Ultraman Retsuden[]

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Abilities[]

Radioactive Ray[]

When in its giant form, Ragon can fire a light-blue beam from its mouth.

Size Change[]

In Ultraman and Ultraman Ginga, Ragon appeared as a fifty-meter tall monster.

Strength[]

In Ultra Q, Ragon has strength on par with an elephant.

Weaknesses[]

To be added.

Gallery[]

Main article: Ragon/Gallery

Roar[]

Ragon's roars in Ultra Q are sped up Toho King Kong roars and Ragon's roars in Ultraman are reused Varan roars.

Trivia[]

References[]

This is a list of references for Ragon. 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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